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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-11
DlsARMlNG THE INDIANS.

We do not Join in the opinion ex'
pressed by some of our contempo'
raries that the only way, or at least
the best way, to preserve peace with
the Indians is to withhold any arms
from them and thus deprive them ii
once Of tire means of following their
chief vocation and of making disas-
trous war upon the whites. The
Indian agents have entered a protest
against this policy, based upon fear
that their wards might become so en-
ragged at the hardship thus Imposed
upon them as to begin hostilities at
once against all the agencies. If the
policy were carried out when peace
with the Sioux is finally established
we imagine that government would
have more than it could do t. per-
pctuate il. The idea is an outgOwth
Of the present strife, and more es
pecially the result Of widely felt
sympathy with the fate Of Custer
and his command. When the war is
finally ended, as it Will be IN course
of time, the policy, if put in force
now. will be abandoned or very I'M
perfectly carried out; and TO enforce
such rigid dealing a, this time would
invite, no doubt, the whole body of
the Indians to open hostility. Fur
,hermore. inasmuch as the Indians
of Washington Territory are permit
ted the possession of firearms, it
would be practically impossible to
prevent those on the south side OF
the line from obtsining them by
trathcing with their foreign % breth-
rem.
The fact tina, the Indians in the
British Possessions are a, peace with
the government. Notwithstanding they
are granted 3 wide latitude of priyi-
leges, while those within our own Dor
ders have always been troublesome,
points forcibly to some error in our
system Of dealing with them. The
error has long bsen felt and COM
men.ed upon, but the authorities who
are interested in the perquisites of
the Bureau have had the necessary I
influence with Congress to prevent
any change for the better. The Sioux
may be whipped into Submission and
the whole lot of the nomads may be 1
d,sarmed, but until post agencies are
denied gentlemen of the cloth and
the spiritual welfare of the red men
is made secondary to their physical
comfort; until obedience is e1acted |
q, the point of the bayonet and fair
dealing is the closely observed rule
IN short, uatll the Indians are turned
over 10 the care of the army there
will be nothing but botheration, ex-
pense and disaster attending their
management Indians have respect
for authority when it is enforced 10y
= display of power. They admire
bravery, and despise any system that
does not carry with it bountcous
measure of intinidsting authority.
They would =. once reader obedience
to the army.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-11

VYIvIAN CONSOLIDATED GOLD AND
~ silver Mining Company The second
annual meeting Of stock koi isrs Of the above
named company yin be held 1t the once Of
the company. eco Montgomery street. Room \
on Mondsy, th- alst day OF august. 1919. atthe
hour Of p. " far the election OF Directors
g. serve for thu ensuing year and the transan-
sian OF such other business - may come be-
fore the meeting
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-11
NEW TO-DAY.
Dellnuuent Sale.

n uREoLA GOLD AND SILVER MINING
"A Cslnpany Location Of prinsi pal place
CT bu<iness, SAN Francesca. Ssntossa- ~
cation 81 vorks. Devils Gate MiniuR District.
Lyon County, Nevada. HUtice-Tnsfe are de-
itpouent upo. the following deecrtbed sock,
on scccuut Of a~sssarnent tNo. ~ levied on
the itth day VI June. 1875. the several
amounts sss opposite the name 81 tes -.
spective Shareholder - follow:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-11

The co-partnerahip heretofore existing b..
tween the undersigned. samuel Ripley and Z.
2. Bisc kmer. - thi~ day d,s~oiv~d by mutual
cous@us, q. r. Bisckmer having sold hts ,ussr.
est Ia Isaac Haas
The new arm II Ripley Haas are susAor.
i1ed 30 collect al bills due the oid erm and
will pay all liabilities u th, sA,nc.
SAMUEL RIPLEY,
Z. Y. BLAckAkR
silver City. Jsly 81. 1870.
In referring 10 the above notice tats tas
opportunity TO thank the public Of silver
city for past fAvun. aud trust that they will
bestow the same patronage upon the new aru.
C. r. BLAcKMER.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-11

DrvIDEsD.--A dispa,h from San
Francisco received last night informs
- that the Northern Belle Mining
Company have declared the usual
monthly dividend Of q per share,
payable On the 18th.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-11

THE JULIA ELECTION. - Last
nights dispatches to Tue TINES con-
tanned the following: The Julia
Mining Company have elected the
old affcers. The receipt for the last
year were ti.6a0, 600. The com pany
owe about $4,000 and have about
$4,000 Ia cash IN hand.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-11
LOGIC AND SARCASM.

The Enterprise is considerably pu,
out because We alluded to its reticence
10 the matter of the pending suit be-
tween r. NJ. Daggett ct al. and the
California Mining Company. 1t does
not, however, throw any light on the
cause of its silence, and occupies
nearly q half a column in abuse OF
The TINES. That 10 exactly what
papers are accustomed to do to es-
seape out of an unpleasant dilemma.
When The Enterprise says the sui,
in question will not affect the value
of California shares one cents worth,
it perpetrates not. We think, wiifui
taisehood, but vet falsehood which,
emana,ing from man who has &C.
cupied the position of District Judge,
seems not by any means to have been
accidental. Ii the chances for the
plaintiffs winning the case are as ten
is to hundred, depreciation OF
the stock in the same ratio ough, to
follow. This is assuming that the
plaintiffs sue for the whole of the
California ground. In proportion as
the ground they sue for is equal to
the whole ground 50 will the ratio OF
decline in value he equal to the one
above stated. The equation can easily
be formed. Ii The Enterprise rs
sumes ths, the percentage Of chances
of plaintiffs winning is equal to zero,
il must also assume that +. NJ, Dag
get, ct al. are knaves or fools. The
editor OF that paper vii! not enter
tain such thought for \ moment,
we are sure. Then if the foregoing |
is true-and it is as plain AS that two |
and two make f,ur--it is the legiti- !
mate Office newspaper to inform
the public Of all the facts connected |
With the case, so that those who hold |
California shares may govern them
selves according 10 the circumstances. |
If the suit were between private par
ties, VIVA, The Enterprise says about
the details of it--so far Is they APP |
pear in the papers tlled-heias OF no |
concern II the pubic would be true.
As the case stands, what the Enter !
Prise has said on that head is abso- |
utely false, as, we are constrained |
10 believe, its editor knows. We are
sorry thst our mammoth contempo- /
-ary-sorry because Of the high |
standing of the paper and its editors
-ha. descended 10 personal reiec-
ion while mentioning this matter. |
Person ,lties are scarcely ever con-
and il ought 70 be an ey-
RENE case that should be permitted
10 give rise TO them. Logic is supe-
Tor to sarcasm, and courage is better !,
han cunning any time.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-11
uS THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
III United States, for she District OF Nevada
in the matter 81 JAMES J PETERS. .
Bankrupt, in Bankruptcy United States OF
America, District OF Nevada Ss.-A warrant
in Bankruptcy has ee-n issu~d by said rourt
against the estate Of James Pctcrs, of Silver
City. in the county II Lyon and State 81 Ne
vain, In said District. who has been duly ADJ
judged hanarup upor the y tstton Of his
or ditors; aud the payment OF any debts aud
the delivery 81 any pr perry belonging 10 said
bankrupt, to him or 10 his use. and the trans
fer OF any property by him. srs forbid den by
law 4 meetina 81 tn credisors said bank
rups. 10 prov- their debts and choose enc TT
ms,rc assisnee& Of hts estst~. will be he'll ~
. Curt of na-krup cy. TO be holden II Viz.
ginis, IN said District, on the I'D os Auaust.
A. . is7s, ct I O'Clock p. NJ. 1t the ONCE at
Z. StrNshar, Room No. 4. OBJ Fellows build
ing, corner II and Smith strrets, one OF the
Registers In Bankruptcy Of said bt.frict.
AUGUSTUS ASH.
United States Marshal and Messen ,ee In Bank.
rupscy tor said District
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-11

NINE AT ArcrIoS.--The South
Con. Virginia mine, with all the per-
sonal property thereunto bslongipg,
will ba sold tomorrow II auction
to satisfy several judgments for
debt unless previously redeemed.
The sale 10 set for ~ o'clock.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-11
poLIfICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,
Constable.

Vxy n. LESTER ANNOUNCES HIN.
=" sslf candidate for the Ufice Of Oon.
stable VI SILVER C,ty township subject to n.
dectsion Of The Republican County Convss.
tton.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-11
Sheriff.

N A COOKE ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
1Ne . candidate for reelection for SherR
o. Lynn county. subject ~ the dectsson Of the
Republican County convebtion.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-11
savs Ne . a.


=
VIRGINIA. CITY
NO. ~ SOUTH srREEr.
WHO'S he will b pleased 10 go ell Who
need hia services. The Doctor has had many
years' experience In the treatment Of
CHRONIC DISEA SEES,
And feels confident that be can stvs sst,sfse-
ton 70 shess Who viii give hin sEsaa.
LADIEs--TAose " you suGsEsns from dis
eases peculiar 10 your sex. call and get
the Doctors spinion. Having had IN e.
tended prusttcs In the line Of your diseases
among the rich and the poor, his position in
his profeestop has Given HIM srce1s 10 Ill The
modern improvements Of the day.
oAfAhR1--Th- AEss serp 70 onsanp1ion
o. Bronchtsln he never tails 70 cure. fhess
suffering from any aGscstoa Of Ne Heart.
rhroas 10 Lunm viii do veil 10 consult him
RHEUAATI.A u very di6ncuit 10 handle.
yet the Doctor cen show many tss1tmorials Of
perfect curea. even In this section.
Call and sse the Doctor. He ehasssss you
nothing for his opinion, and II he prsacsibss
ycu viii and m csAsso iishe.
omee hoan-Fron . 70 IA Y. and from 70
SO p. y.
II. \. FOWLERs n. n,
= eoUrG 2 srsnsR. vnauA CzTS
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-11

A man in Astoria, Oregon. su-
posed to b insane. shot . yonng
lady through the shoulder and then
attempted to kill himself. The
young lady 10 not seriously injured.
The man il shot through the breast
IN the same town . woman by the
name Of Nrs. Mccormick stabbed
her husband 80 that he died. Both
vsrs drunk.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-11
County Recorder.

IN INRY ". ARNOLD ANNOUNCE
III himself, q the solicitation Of mspv
frteuds, . candidate for County Recursier. sub
Convcnsion.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-11

The Enterprise publishes 4 learned
article on flies aud heads it, with
painful chronological accuracy
"Musca Dames,icsr.' The New York
Herald recently published an enter
tanning editorial On the same subject
headed "Beelzebud in the Air" The
Sun two years ago detailed re-
porter to investigate aud write up
the fy question. and he headed his
simply Flies" The sun reporter
interviewed all the leading scientists
in New York, and found out that no
one knew anything about the famil-
lar little insects 1T all. "Fiies, flies, y
cried they. "Oh! yes. flies. Well,
no one knows anything about flies"
! We had a mind to write some hing
On the same subject, for they are an
noyingly numerous in our office.
where We board, where se drink our
beer and throughout the town ger
orally. But the experience If The
Sun reporter vas SO discouraging
and SO little interest is paid by the
/ geHeFalitN ~ peoi't" "pout A"scS'-
ology that the theme promised 10 be
fruitless one. The New York So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals. il is said. will soon make
an endeavor 10 stop the meryiiess
| slaughter Of flies by traps. The
slaughter of the Society may be
1 looked for il the threat is carried
out. Flies have no nervous systems,
1 aud the killing If them is therefore
e. operation ;aise rs,ales. Flies
are thicker this season than com.
monty they are.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-11
County Clerk.

II C. LINCOLN ANNOUNCER HIN
He sslf : csndidsea for County clsfh
subjtct 10 ne tecisicn OF the Repubiic,H
County Convention.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-11

Rich placer diggiuss have been
discovered near Fresno. Calsf,rnia.
some big auggsts have bssp foood.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-11

Surveyor General Davis long time
ssrionsly sick, 10 nov ssPorssd con-
ys.S esns-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-11

4 supposed ek-broker commit
I'D suioide nssr Santa Monica BY
blowing his brains ont. He vadsd
out into . bayou and thsrs did the
deed.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-11

John Williams has he-n sent To
the STATE Prison for five years from
Liucoln County for roobing stage
hear Pinche.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-25

s,o rses exports to Britain 2Ose bales 10 France
100 baes coastwisa, 1872 bales sales euo Ds'es s"oA'
43 g95 bales. - -. -, ,,,,,,,on ,oc r.c.ipt.
TaS Iaes spmens Jos bales; sales, Lou Daes stock'
6359S bales -, n. ,.,., Anil and aasv. Niiddling
16i.c Low Midling Lei coed Ordinary c. net rcept
OH hsles prDss 10 27j bales exports 70 Great Biitan
xISl bles 10 France 1862 bales eo4Stwise J3oo OaieS
ssies - o ialcs stocf. 3i7, flS bales. 80,
Feb. 2i.-COttUu unchanged; Addlng IL sc;
tow Aliddmg Good Ordinary lOc; not receipts
bales; gross ll34 bales eXports y Great BRIAN
g05 coastise 35 bales sales ll60 bales stock'
co 23l bales - ., o.,. ..s ,,,,a,,n1 ioc.
Low Nbdlm, lie; Good Ordinary, 91c net receipts Si%
halrs sales, % bales; stock 1.lS bales - -,
81 IOCIs Feb. 24-Cottan Quiet Middhne. lZc iDN
Kidding lie: Good Ordinary, 9i2c; receipts yo3 DeS
shinme.s bales sales $50 bales; stock ~
VAUDEVILLE 2f.-COttOn quiet Midtling lzDlzS xoA
AuCIsTA Feb 24.-CGtton duh demand moderadei "a
ding &c: Midling lie; Good Ordinary VT''' ''
cripts Y bales sales, 52S bales. ,,,. ,oi. 7 NV
CI;CiNNATi Feb 24CCttOu steady Mluulhs ~ heies.
NdduK lO7sc Good Ordinary 0i2G reeei,S 81 % a,cs
shpreifs bales sales l9o bales; stHch = ~
NORFOLK, Feb. 24.-COttOn duh Ad1i nts hci1s. saes
23G bales stock. 10, OF bales -, o,N Niddtinp l2s4c;
TsToS Feb "a dull and weak t racat,ts b6j
Low Middlng l2c Good ordinary 10 &c, he' ''0o'P''' WV
bsIes. eToSs 3 1853 bales stock q !o9 hheS. ,oa. INV
KAtTiMOHF Feb 24.-COttOn uuIi hiuiiiE - 100
Ndfng III Sc Good Ordinary 9'4ci eIoss
90 bales SAIee ~ O'hoS SPiV'
ma, ,,v9 WI; Feb 24Cotton dun; Middhng 5c LoH
~, ata I9c GOOD Ordinary lOatc: net receipts luz
eios orr exports to Great Britain All pAlos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-25
Gin nca! estate for Sale.

An Attorney and CounsclOr-at-Law would
"a take The legal aud financial manaGrm nj of nm 81
amount Of REAL ESTATE Address ATIUhNEf, Boz 100
1Iibune once.
COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms;
~ above GOTHIC Tors that supay q nncv~.
rsard. null, G.IFPLN = co. Ihiidaye above Twenty
thirds. send Tor rcuiars.
NOR SALE On EASY TERMS-HOUSE
< AMI LOI No Fif.b av,.. price. S;5.Onn inssrsso
April Hay !. 1876, this house - perfect h.inul And
vtN built EN MORGAN tintSi. o. -
BROADWAY, 125X2OO fcct.-FOR SALE
ID Eos tft AiG la 40 AMI az. ro.I v 90 nf, seven
AZ which are in lraSrhul tie Lon lar
e.tat~; pi1ce S.JO,OlO, HOMLR hOHGA&, PiHo-sL
G.. -iJJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-25
Gouses an0 forms Uantco.

HOUSES WANTED for SALE and to LET.
Numerous applications already received Ia purchase
and TO hrr IA suitable 0casties sad which
sre ONCE owners DO not pro
cra Josiah lex 1888 way
DROPERTY OWNERS can secure desirable
ii tenants by pac ny their hands X CARRY.
Estate Broker 1898 Broadway corner 3isCst under
Grand HoIel.
WANTED - To RENT for the Summer, a
w large country HOUSE. comfortably furnished must
ample grounds AMI he situated the lake st or
Cazenoya N Y Address with u PARTICULARS ~ fCs Vmoe
BOZ 2e3, N, Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-25
Auriiou Sales OF nea! estate

| ARGE SALE OF DOWNTOWN
II PROPERTY AT AUCTION
BY order Uf The Trustees IN close au ostato
VALUABLE WAREHOUSES
in the First Ward between wallet and Old slip including
WATER FRONTAL.
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION on TUESDAY, March q.
at ~ O'Clock, at tie EXCHANGE SALEsKOOM. BY
A. J. BLEECKER, son & Co..
the following: -
PEARLsT.-Fonrs story brick and granite building No. 40.
and the Nv -st0 brick build ng No. 81 Waier-sL
WATERsT.-No. %, fOm s,ory brick store.
PROM r.ST.-NO. ~. four-story brick store.
FuONT.ST.-NO. R3 four story brick store
SOUTH -SF.--No. - four stOry brick store.
sale absolute, without reserve or limit
Fur particulars apply TO - -
Or 10 tho AuctiOneers, Pinest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-25
OPTICAL RECORD OF MORrGAGEs.

OFFICIAL RECORD or MORTGAGES.
Mary. Adam. and wife, - Ludwig "a Jones ST. o
"l Bi .tT-,ii years rS'0"V
a. 81 e OF MacGoag4lst. year -. 10000
Kingsbridgo Road yea -, -. 10000
OF S6til 90; year .'....,..... 1000
McC DOL mo ana WIFE, 10 Y Lie lns Co. i0th-sL
same t. same, 4Oth st. 81 tIaye LOO
10 Il SthaVc; l 100
Sam 20 same. ION Of Sth ave ycar 1000
Of sta1e 3 months 1000
child sa ave 4 oi I9ttst. years -. $4,000
james. Frederick T. aud wife, To tl,iLcns' SAVINGS
Bans, e Il Broadway ald JGti ~, l275DO
Iachdras sarah ami husband. and Ctdcrs 10 Annie -
HOES No ~ last Broadway ycars 500
VT" 1t, Of ioS si ave Tt,s tsnaa 5000
Cri1hen, ohm, 10 Franz l HcTdrch, = Of (yPrrss
esd War y. year
B-ncdict. Henry W u. AID wife, 10 Susan \ Tier. 49,
COZ OF EiJu-dre Emnrtst (2iih narp yrs. l4oO
iISds Of tIet ave 25i Warj: wears -. $500
Oliver, Margaret \ and husband. W Martha Conan,
Henry 81 year 1890 3ooo
q, iothsSe J Years -. 1000
81. ~ bets, en- sth ANA i1taaves. -. 1850
tObIcaiJ J. \. SA'A"l- deputy l"gslei'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-25
Gonntrn propertn Go Get.

AT NEWARK-To LET, from April 1, a
~ two story and French roof DWELLING HOUSE. cou
tanning rooms together with all the modern
Located the northern part Of leading avenue in the
part OF the city Only minutes frvm Pennsylvania
Railroad de- location healthy and desirable; rent reason
able Address HOUSE, Tribune Office
T0 LET .oorxr,v u,,cp
SO situated the shore OF Hemp
arbor nearly opposite Glen Cove and sea Chr and hree
miles KOsyu village % miles nom New1Ork by DOal
and rail- Apply 20 ~ address
NJ : HEISER, Rosyn T.. T.. or
a.. WITT LOCkMAN e RIP. 80 Mass 1st
40 LET or LEASE, furnished, on the banks
Of the Hudson. TO private family only, for three years
elegant RESIDE CT. with lOacrrs cumlr1 In alre
fTit gatn and full complement OF out
buildings class Residence house 30 feet square, anh
contains ter furnace. &c aud IL summer or
Winter rsencc 50 minutes from Forty SECOND Il feh $500
There dock the tine Boating bath
ing. and Lshng. Apply HOMER MDKGAN. = Finest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-25
Banking 6ouses ano Bankers
E ISK g. fla Z OH .
BANKERS,
BANKERS,
No. 8 NAssAU-sT., NEw-YoRK.

we rive particular attention 10 DIRECT DEALINGS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS at CUHRI:N I MARKET RATES,
prepared all tunes TO bay soil in lrge or small
amounts all classes Of Investors Orders by NAL or
Telegraph viii 'cove careful attention.
We shall be pleased furnish Information in reference 10 all
matters connected with investments IN GOyerEm Mt Bonds
We also buy and sell GOLD and GOLD COUPONS, COL
LECT Dividends and TOWN., COUNTY. and STATE
COUPONS, &c. ami buy and sell COMMISSION all MAR
RETABLE STOCKS AND BONDS.
in our BANKING DEPARTMENT we receive deposits
subject draft and allow interest TO be cred
monthly balances averaging for the month from 900
t. o. Of three per cent per snnum aud on bal
aging 0OO the rate Of four per cont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-25
Broohlnn Real Cslhts for Sale.

TOR SALE-TEN LOTS, in two parcels,
sliia,e ior nanuiscturns or coal yards W I'm LOO
20 ol Ham 100 Avenue f.r-y, iiop yn Ihiu re oI MI
JIREMIAII. SO Hami d. ave-. froOSyn
~. MARK'--ANE--A blry1n. Thrce-Stciy,
= 2s,oop. brown stone 2l&i,y 81. CARROT oi 90 =.
" .,nads-, curtains lanhrrIuip< c"frlrr- helA
alar. and chandeliers soil t house. ~ 900 c1s required
III LAND q WHifiEG. Brrkuiin 81
TENUREE-STORY frame house, 2lS Atlantic
Z ave. rcsr Cpur, II.
hOUbe. p Iuti'Trt
lO 100 md lO& pineapple ST. near
FulfOntt 40 80. 49,. -,
Three oory and frame houses 40 81 aud - Nasssn
n Fec al, ~ irame hors, , 2G6 AID 90 Washing ~
GEO X. DUTlOE, . PARK place, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-25
FISK g. HATCH.
Dipi0en0 Noiifes

CONSOLIDATED COAL COMPANY or MAErLAND, !
no. Il BEoAywAY. NEW YORK. Feb -. 1871
TTNIiE Board Of Directors OF this Company
Il have oeclSrcd a SEN I.ANNUAL DIVIDEND 81 TWO
AND OhEHAL PER CHNT ON It's capital stock payable
and after March IL, next
1be books viii close March T. al O'Clock y. m and
remain closed until the morning Of 9th March.
IL &. HICKS. Secretary.
OFFICE en- THE HANNIBAL AND 81. JOSEPH RAILROAD CO..
rs BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Feb "a. 1870. !
VNHE interest maturing March i, 1876, on
Il the FIETEEN-YEAR EIGHT PER CENT CON VERT.
BLE Bon of this Company will DO paid presentation Of
proper coupons Bank Of NOTth America No ~
WallsL New. YOrk. and after "WEDNESDAY, March !,
1915 JOHN z. ACkER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-25
Conu,rn Real CsIdie for Safe.


AT HASTINGS ON HUDSON-Attrac;ivc
~ villa II 10 iu-, barn acrcs sir'tI We" o. u ''oh
River LLLAND q WHITING, Iecamanst
COUNTRY RESIDENCE. - For SALE, at
- Usnnnry, Conn. a hnc HOUSE. IN a c0Hmut Ing ami
6r fror ground with III cesi Tu tres vines &C.
al I the ls state Of cul y uCn H. uun' rom 'eiL
CIAs. II. MhHRfrr Daplury, conn
DOR SALE-GREAT BARGAINS DAIRY
A Farms. best locations Fr p1rtieiia al .ios- 49,
sIARM FOR SALE or EXCIlANGE.-A good
DAIRY FAtM Of 900 acres, situated ~ CheDango county
would he exchanged Tor properly IN New Yor C o. ycniy
For particulars Apply to NJ BRIGGS 81 wall H.. ~ Y.
ETOR SALE-Ihree very fine suburban RESI-
70 80 ar land good variety and large quantity 1irt
and berre, f n.y. and extra line view Of ilag Lake
aid Cornell In yryj also two ast iaIns oil aci's
each. Inquire Of ". W. AYERS, Ithaca, y. !.
MUST BE SOLD.-Farm of nearly 50 acres,
IfA hOur from \. y, Ero Railway good buildings.
plemens pee for an $3.50 only small part css' Apply
to ALFRED HEhMANCE. % AarTags;.
GTOCKTON HOTEL, Cape May. ~, j., for
- SALE LEASE. rIoIOsss will be received for the
uurclase or iease Of the STOCKTON HOTEL. Cape May
iIe Hotel co aI 81 rooms furnished aud appointed
lofa be really immediate occupation Tn ground
t.ius about 10 fronting directly upon the
Oceah Oin5 tne hotel an contais sr rooms
furnished, with two rooms III at' NO proposals
lees Than 42-5Oc0 VII be considerot Win pay nent OF
$4,000 delivery Of deed an so balance 10 be
secured by mortgage cate and real estate Win policies
II M M or leased hotel will be open for guests early
IN june under the MANAGEMENT Of the Sockt ~ hoi.i Co.
and maintained IA the very pest ana most com
Portable seaside Hotel on the Atlantic Coast ..
g.. ~. UtJi-RANcE
Bristol Bucks Co. Penn