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New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

DODWORTn' SCHOOL rOR DANCING,
-. So GaI 5:ti-ANENC1
Private i"s.ols da.in~ tho srmmer.
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TREAStEY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, u. c.. Aug. 4, ls77.f
SEALED PROPOSALS Will bee received AT
- ghe Office the Custodian OF the Post Olce and Court
House Building New-Nork CITY. until - o'clock m. Friday
Aug l. S17 furnish the following kind and quantity Of
required Tor the Post Oce Court House
Custom House, and the ublr,sury Buildings, Newlork
city. viz;
3sll best White Ash Anthracite Coal furnace size
l6 tons best Iykeps Valley Coal, stove size.
tons best Engli-h Camel Coal
l3 chaldrons best Liverpool Coal.
chaldrOns best Coke.
20 loads Virginia Pine Wood | cnt unspit.
cOris Virginia Piue Wood unspht.
O2 loads kindhug Pine " Ooi, split.
~ loads Hickory wood, 3 cut split
Further PARTICULARS and Instructions bidders viii be
furnished on application to THOMAS l.. JAMES Esq, Post
Master New-York city.
JOHN SHERMAN, Secretary.
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miscellaneous.

MEXICAN SOFT CAPSULE co. Is our
~ trade In this specially, IL that ~ pre-.
iecossor Reduced OF soft Capsules AUG l. VIC
TOR +. MAUGEK & PErRIE lO6 TO llO Keadcst, y. Y.
EOR SALE-MOSQUTTO NETS at half price
4 balance of the Best quality Foling Frame
Nets, with cord ard hook complete. les medium bed
sl 90 largest bed. -; PINK Nets 2S
hlLLERS FALLS Co, "a Chambers-st, n. \.
V'O LAWYERS and LITERARY MEN,
Richard Joseph smith, law writer and copyisi, can be
daily IN the rooms of the New York Law Institute
onice Building BY any gentleman wanting legal docu
men's or literary matter CORRECTLY neatly and promptly tran
scribol
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For BOYS and Young Men-Country.

For Bows and Young Men-Country.
VNHE HILL SCH0OL-Prepa1tOry TO Col
4 cge and Unworthy P0ttst0wn, Pa Most thoronrh
aud critical preparation colleges superior locaoui equip
men rvmua library careful supervision and nome cu
turc. JOHN MElGS. Ph. d. Principal.
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
making boys. ntelig gent, healthy, Christian men
BENIAMIN MASON. B0X No 6ji. GonSsta \. V
VOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
Conditioned students tutofed summer and Winter.
l.. HOFFIANN, StOckbrdge, Mass.
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y an or yonns r 10 whom viii be Afforded home care.
ih h 'fS fSncS ,5S a ~ ausie d4rsss n B. NssJus POST
onoe, Sos YoTk.
BROOKS Seminary for Young Ladies, Pomgh-
ID keepne y. y. opens sept 10 Address adard White.
BALTIMORE SOUTHERN HOME SCHOOL
I'D ior YGCNG LADIES and LITTLE olIu@' E''aD'
H'Tsgyncipsl.-Mrs. WILSON NJ GARY. Mrs Cen JNO.
PEGRiM. Nos le7 and l3J Norh ChMlcs-'I frN'H 'io
Language spoken.
DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE,
fe Charming oclton; very heat'liii excellent boiid
leasogahe rates deigh,in anN olIis'iAn nome r
facilities N Mus Ar French ana "s,iAfH S,..i' , oar
W'N'ct. WI 8oWFN !. 81. 'Gcrisato9i. -.
IFIrHOPTHORpE SCHOOL for GIRLS,
IL E.hehcn P1-schoo gear br-ins sers.nher q. 1917
Numicr Of scholars limited. AGi'ess Ass FANNY l.
WALSH, PRINCIPAL
HHESrER INSTITUTE, for YOUNG Ia
riCs sf s &d,rs's Mss G. 4{GIf. ChesieI y.
CEDAE GLEN SENlNARY.-lirs. Pcrkins's
\. s., MI r.opca wednesday, sop' d. send ar ,'ea,ar
CUAPPAQCA MOUNTAIN IASTiIUTE,
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COTTAGE SEMINARY for Young Ladies',
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b,r Fo catalogue Apply b. Geo - Butler. a. &c. Principal
(tHEGARAY INSTITUTE. 1,527 and ,529
rc:c:. Thurriay -cq. - Eot-l au tsi.n 20 i,iia ~
ir.a,aal irella ,s n, .1asa..c Of n i,a..y.
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E1N liAi1 }i 'I; '"ii!' LADIES
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NANNETr INSTITUTE for YOvNG La
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c30l.r AMY % l..' oEo. cAN'Efi' Principal o.
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1--WE TRIBUNE NOVELS.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST FICTION.

TEN CENTS EAcn-sIx FOR Pity CENTS.
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MIAMI VALLEY COLLEGE.-Physical la
We Dor required. Though uudrs OF beGbers Of
Society Of FriendA eaIlan fu classical scsntnc and
elective For both Term fees Tor the
$3.50 from winch viii be deducted earned
able indusiries (2J daily. ~ bois ard
Mechanic, s and lirls in Loun-Oi dut.rs; also
Of railroad fares each way, bon tees o Gre aud last
terms respectively FUr particulars send Tor catalogue
WRIGHT, 6yIlpgb0IO, Warren o., Ohio
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ENGL!SU aud CLASSICAL BOA OH&DlEG-
SftDOI. Stafford conn "Isr year c1 .rs N'ls
I.tu. FHEbFHGCt ~EJ5Nl,f 3, a. flee iI.nr.,'i
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ONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
For Young Ladies-Country.

4 LADY is dcsirOus of securing a few chll-
" dren young grs whom viii be Afforded home care
ana every facility for socuruga thorough education 10 Ing
ish F.such ana Music. address NJ b, Nvwburg Post
Office York
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Ocean Gteaners.
via OITEYSTOWN.-

~ SEW.YORk 70 BRISTOL EAC.)-UlEEcI
Taxing c00is aUd passcugcrs for London C1fd Newport
Gloucrsicf. and All pDris in Brtt9' CHANNEL
sailing from Pier TO- Eas. RlNtI. -
copr-v,A H. fafuucr..........rt'I Y, August -
W sion. ~
CABIN Passage, $40, cu:rrncyi Return uC<'t7 ht Ia
rates Intermediate, SO, Currency ~initee t'I Iil1
PREPAID Certificates, so Drafts i"t ~ az" "P"
IL ffeglt or passage, Apply 20 81. vt
". y. MONOAN. Anenl 10. ~ -OIl---I" wv = Nv.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-01
April 90.


At five O'Clock this morning a fire
broke out in the Montreal Novelty
Works building in st. Urbin street.
Owing to an immense amount OF in
fiammable material stored in the prem
ises; all efforts to save the building
were fruitless. 1t was five stories high
and the walls badly built. About six
O'Clock the walls fell outward with a
terrible crash, breaking through the
roof of a coffin store and completely
delnolishing a number of sheds and
outhouses. Eight firemen under Chief
Patton We're playing upon the roof OF
the sheds and coffin store when the
wall fell; they saw the wall begin to
totter and made q rush for the shed,
barely got inside when they were com
pletely buried under several feet OF hot
bricks. After the wall fell oan of
firemen rent the air and "a band of citi-
zens went to work to dig the sufferers
out. The fireinen remained beneath
the ruins about an hour before they
were got out. Four were found be-
meath the board fence alive but suffer
ing terribly. Nine were taken out
dead; three of them were recognized
firemen. The bodies are terribly
dlsfgured.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-01
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GREAT WAR
INTELLIGENCE FROM
THE FRONT
Russia Concentrating Her Forces
on the Danube
ENGLAND PREPARING TO TAKE
A HAND IN THE CONTEST!
A GREAT FIRE IN MONTREAL i.
Nine Men Perish In the Flamesl
A GREAT FIRE IN MONTREAL
Nine Men Perish In the Flames!
Sr. PErERsBURo. Aprjl %

ST. PETERSBURG, April 20.
Russia has 300 900 men On the Dan
ube, LIS, 1000 in Caucasus, while the OPP
posing forces of Turks are only loo, 0OO
along the Danube aud $4,000 or less in
Asia Minor. Both sides exhibit weak
ness in skilled generals. The position
in Roumania is unfortunate. Austria
and Russia are contemplating an agree
ment whereby Bosnia will be coded to
Austria.
VIENNA, April %.
Of the three Russian columns march
ing into Armenia m has met serious
resistance a few miles from BajojId,
where there was extensive fighting yes
terday. Persia has 10000 men ready
10 join Russia.
LONDON, April 20.
A Paris correspondent remarks that
Greece only delays declaring wal I'M
til the Russians cross The Danube.
LONDON. April 20.
A Plymouth correspondent OF the
Press Association reports that the au-
thorities Of the Davenport dock yard,
in consequence of instructions from the
Admiralty, are facilitating the compile
ton of all vessels there. They have
reported to the Admiralty that the De-
tense, Resistance and Black Prince OF
the channel squadron will he complet-
ed about the end of the week. The
Agincourt and Shannon, iron clads,
and the Hydra and Cyclors, double
turret ships, a be made ready to go
into commission in twanty-four hours.
Nearly a dozen gunboats + also pre-
pairing for the commission, and all can
be ready for sea within a fortnight.
LONDON, April 20.
A Paris correspondent announces
that on Tuesday the Duke DE Cages
will make, in Cham bers, a declaration
of neutrality, which it is believed, has
been concerted with England. The
News states that England's proclama.
ton of neutrality will be published
to-day,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-01
Election Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
IN pursua rec Of an Act Of the Legislature
Of the State Of Nevada, entitled IAN Act to
Incorporate the tow of Eureka" approved
March LIST, 1871, an Election will DO held on
the first Monday in May next, to wit:
May 7th, 1877,
In the town and county of Eureka, for Five
% TOWN TRUSTEES, to serve us such un-
I'll their successors are elected and qualified:
and also to vote for or against the adoption
Of y Town Government; viii b election shall
be opened not later than s O'Clock A. NJ, and
shall continue until u o'clock p. NJ. of the sane
day.
The ballots to be voted at said election
shall be printed or written on common book
paper, and shall bo eight 81 inches in length
and four "a inches in width.
The words Yer incorporation" or
" Against Incorporation" as the voter may
desire. shall be printed or written, conspicu-
ously on the bottom of the ballot.
In pursuance Of the above and in accord
ance with said act, We, tho undersigned,
have and do appoint the following gentlemen
to act as Inspectors, } uages and Clerks Of
said election:
First ard-Ipspector, s.. s. Sloss; Judges,
J los. Togninni, ID. Mannheim; Clerks, W. S,
Beard, Alt. Chsrtz.
second Ward-Inspector, M. b. Bartlett;
Judges, J. Vanderlisth, NJ. Davids; Clerks,
NJ. q. Cavanaueh, U. C. Livingston.
SA II G 2YEnsEHYA Commissioners.
Eureka, April ". 1877. myl-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-01

VIRGINIA, April 80.
A few days ago the employees OF the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad, be-
tween Virginia and Gold Hill, were
notified of a reduction Of wages from
So to 81 80 per day. The Labor Union
i, taking the matter in hand and an
nounces its intention of striking il the
reduction is carried into effect.
Seal Faced Charley, a woman who
served in the war in male attire aud
received a saber cut in the face, at
tempted suicide last night on ID street.
She was saved oy an emetic.
SANTA CRUZ, April 80.
On Saturday, between eight and nine
O'Clock P. NJ, Henry Deforest. aged 81
years, a carpenter working at the pow
der mills, was murdered and robbed
back of the old Mission orchard half a
mile from this place. He was shot
back of the right shoulder, the ball
passing through the body. The shoot.
ing was heard by different parties.
The body was dragged across the road
and behind some willows where the
pockets were euiptied. Next morning
the body was found by Mr.. Lynch,
owner OF the house in front of which
tIlc iIiuI upt was tbiiiiIiltttbs W. IlS 10
turn from the powder mill, he being
Employed there as night-watchtnan
In the willows near the body a mum
Der OF papers and $40 in paper money
were found. There was great excite
ment yesterday and continued efforts
on the part of the officers and indi
vidusls to arrest the perpetrators. De-
forest was a Mason in good standing.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 80.
Mrs. Christopher Kane, yesterday,
in tempting to jump from the local
train, in Oakland fell, striking on her
head. receiving injuries from which
she died in a few hours.
III. +. Jones and Pleasant Slaughter,
Chico incrndiaries, went over to San
Quinten this morning, after spending
Sunday in the City Prison.
The steamer Belgie arrived this
morning from China and Japan. bring
ing An addition of about 600 to the
Chinese population. She showed a
clear health bill and proceeded at once
to the mail dock to discharge.
Charles Webb Howard, President of
the Spring Valley Water Company,
came before the Water Commissioners
in open session to-day with a PROPOSE
ton to sell the works of the company
to the city, in conformity with an ar
rangement of the company to receive
proposals for supplying the city with
suitable works. The price demanded
was SIG, 900 900, with the rather odd
reservation that the company should
have the privilege of asking less if they
desired. On being asked for AN expla.
nation of this singular prOviso and o
request to name The lowest sum fol
which the company would sell out
Mr.. Howard declined to name the
minimum rate, saying that $4,000, 00t
was considered IA fair price, but init
mating that possibly n less amount
might he accepted. The Commission
ers did not commit themselves to any
definite action on the proposition. buI
the great tenor of the discussion
seemed to show that the proposition
failed to meet with their approval, ant
WAS in fact likely to create a feeling
averse to the Spring Valley interests
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-01

DECLINES TO BE A CANDIDATE.-By
reference to a card published In to-
days SENTINEL It will be seen that
Judge David e. Baily declines to be-
come q candidate for the office Of Town
Trustee at the ensuing charter election.
A great many voters will regret this.
as the Judge, from his wide experience
in municipal affairs, and especially his
thorough a~cquaintances with the wants
and capabilities OF this town, would
render his presence in the Board, in
the event of the adoption of the charter
next Monday, acceptable to a large
majority OF our people. But the Judge
says his own business affairs has
claims on his attention, and as he Is
satisfied that he could not serve with
out great personal Inconvenience, we
presume that his positive declination,
although It may be very generally re-
GREETED, must be accepted as final on
the subject.
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EASTERN NEWS.
[spEC1AL TO THE DAILY sENTINEL.l
NIGHT
HORSES FOR THE EUROPEAN
WAR.
CONTRACrORsLINs HOT WATER.
Trenor w. Park and the Emma
Mine.
General Grant and Family to Sail
for Europe.
DEATH OF PARsoN BROwNLOw.
DEATH OF PARsoN BRowNLow,

New YORK, April 20.
Large sales of horses for French
light cavalry service have been made
here during the past week.
NEW YORK, April 30.
The SUMS Washington summary
says: The action of Secretary Tbomp
son taken yesterday in removing Han
cock is to be followed in dealing with
other corrupt transactions which
Thompson has unearthed, including
a large contract for iron, bought at 81
cents per pound when other bidders
were ready to furnish the same al IL
cents. This is one of the contracts on
which Thompson ordered payments
and work stopped ten days after tax
ing his seal in the Department.. No
small amount of CONSERVATION has
been excited among contractors by
these occurrences.
The Tribune says, editorially: Ire
nor w. Park had but a short immune
ty from litigation. A verdict in his
favor in the Emma suit yesterday,
from which appeal doubtless will be
taken, comes at the same time With a
notice of two more suits against him
for alleged fraud in connection with the
Emma mine. The claims in such az
gregate nearly a million dollars, and
ons Of them vas brought, if we are not
mistaken, by a witness for Parks in the
trial which has just closed.
General and Mrs. Grant, with their
son Joseph, will sail for Liverpool
from Philadelphia May 18th, in the In
diana. President Hayes and Cabinet
offered him passage or a Government
vessel, but the General preferred going
as a private citizen.
Death or Ex-senator BrownlOw.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, April 80.
Ex-senator w. G. Brownlow died
here suddsnly to-day.
Fire In Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., April 30.
A four. story building on Summit
street, occupied by Keene q Veter,
wholesale dry goods, was partially de-
stroyed by fire this morning Loss on
stock and building. $4,000, carried by
insurance.
Killed by an insane Mother.
NORTH WEARE, N. H., April 30.
During the absence OF James Ii.
Hurd his insane wife killed their son,
aged ten years, and then hanged her
self.
Meeting of tho Custom house Com.
mission.
New YORK. April 30.
The Custom-hOuse Commission held
a session with open doors to- day. Col.
Burt testified that a saving of ten per
cent. could be effected by a reduction
of the force of employees and giving
Offices only to competent men and not
for political favors.-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-01

Attachments to the amount of $46.-
600 nave been placed upon the prop.
cry of the Martin White Company at
Ward in favor of Hip Bros. and
Harvey & Co. The prevailing i'm
preston at Ward is that the company
will overcome their present difficult
ties aud resume business immedi-
ately.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-01

THE ReUeiite wants the San Francisco
Chronicle punished for its crusade
against the mining interests of the
coast. 1t advises a popular move
ment in the direction Of a curtailment
of subscriptions. That plan won't
work. There is not a man or woman
on the Pacific coast who would miss
seeing the the Chronicles Modoc map
of the European war for all the stocks
and mines in C~hristendom. We
would rather sacrifice all our Pictou
for nine dollars and six bits a share
than to be without the "live paper a
single day.
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NEW TO- d y.
A CARD.

EUREKA, April 80, 1877.
EDITOR EUREKA SENTINEL: Seeing my
name mentioned in connection with the prob
able Trustees, tie be elected for the proposed
corporate town Of Eureka, permit me through
your columns to thank my friends for the
honor thoy desire to confer upon me, but at the
same time positively to decline being a can
didato or to permit my name used in that
connection. Allow rue further to say that.
although desiring the best interest of our
town, yet, having been absent nearly all
winter on public business. justice to myself
and business compels mo to positively de-
cline. DAV. e. BAILY.
myl-lt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-01

THE Tuscarora Times informs the
SENTINEL that it (the Times is printed
and issued, bona tide, in the thriving
town of Tuscarora, and not in Elko, as
was enormously stated in these col
umns a few dayssince. Being rejoiced
to hear it, we hereby and in this public
manner, beg leave to assure the Times
that its apology is most cheerfully ac-
cepted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-01

Died.

Eureka, April 29-Mrs. p. Jefffeys, n native
of Dubuque, Iowa, aged So years.
The funeral will take place to-day Tues
day., at 2 O'clock p. NJ, from her late resi-
dence on Spring street. Friends and nc-
quaintances are respectfully invited to at.
tend.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-01

GEDDES h BERTRAND MILL. AND
VI MINING COMPANY. Location, OF
principal place of business, San franslrco'
California. Location of works, Eureka DE
tret, Eureka county. Nevada. e
Notice is hereby given that ut a meeting "
the Board Of directors. held on the otn os y
Of April, 1877. an assessment. mo-; ~
FIFTY cents per share was levied upsn
the capital stock Of the Corporation, payaot, ~
Immediately in United States gold COIN, ~
tho Secretary, at the office Of the COMPANY
Rooms 3 and 4 No. 400 California street. Dali
Francisco, California. -.,.
Any stock upon which this asssssm'o ~
MAY, 1871, will DO delinquent. and adyois
Used for sale at public sscliGn; b ana .o Ia's on
WEDNESDAY, the SOth day of MAY. 1871; 70
pay the delinquent assessment. together Win
costs Of advertising and expenses o. sa'''
d. +. VERDENAL, Secrstsryr,ia
Ofice.-Kooms3 and 4. No. 400 Call,IcS ~.
street, San Francisco, California. spfV~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-01
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
IA against the estate Of GEORGE W. GILL;
MORE, deceased. are hereby notified TO pre-
sent them to the undersigned, Administrative
Of said estate. within ten months IRON this
date, or they will be forever barred.
MRS. II. w. GILMORE, Admin'I.
Eureka, April 9th, 1877. apH
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-01
Notice to Miners.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived US to and including May 9Th. 1877,
for running n tunnel one hundred feet from
tho bottom OF the Engine or Calico shaft of
the Geddcs * Bertrand mine; ssid tunnel to
be Of the following dimensions: Four Get wide
and six and II hall feet high clear of track,
and to DO carried in on n level. WORK 10 be
prosecuted by taree shifts Of eight hours
each every twenty-four hours. Payments TO
DO made for same half upon comp etlon Of
fifty ieet; balance when contract is finished.
The company TO hoist the dirt and furnish all
tho supplies necessary for tho work. tro-
posals to DO left with A. Jonkins, foreman ut
the mine. The CON puny reserve the right to
reject any and all bids.
Il. W. FULLY. Superintendent.
Eureka, April 30. 1871. myl-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-01
NOTICE..

John e. Platter HAS BEEN ADJ
u mitted a partner in our house from and
liter this date. PAXTON ~ CO.
Eureka, May l, 1877. niyl-tf
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h~-A FOR RENT, HOUSE SITUATED
E.sEM three doors south of Wells. FARGO h
EAAA Co.'S Office. The place is suitable for .
store or a saloon. For paIticul airs, apply to
MRS. W. I. PUpLIN.
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FOR SALE.

EoR SALE. TWO OK TEAMS. com.
L prisiDg II yoke. with Wagons. iokes
and Chains complete. Ono large .3A-inch
Wagon and four ~ inch iron-axs
Wagons. ali in good repair and have been In
use about two years. and were made to order
at Palisade. Apply. 70. r,,,roN
DAN. HIGH.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY N0TI-
IA fed not to credit any person on my ac-
count, except on my written order. after this
date, as 1 shall not DO responsible Tor tie
same.
WM. MARTIN.
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