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New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
THE ERIE RAILFAY.

EARNINGS AND EXPENSES SINCE RECONSTRUCTION
ALB,NY, Dec. 1S.-The following Is the
report Of the Erie Ia lroai from June 10 September
80 1873 after It had been reOrganlzcd u"dcr the maine
OF the YORK, Lake Erie aud western Railroad II
"a slppemntary 20 the report Of Receiver Jeweit sent
yesterday
Stocks and Dcb,s-Capltal stock by charter, S-G53C
900; floating debt QOaus. 100000.
with regard 10 the amounts OF stock subscribed and
pad in note In the report says adjustments are now
being made by company, pursuant to ITS articles of
incorporation.
The comuaLy acquired the road and franchises Of the
Erie Railway Company subject 10 the mortgages exist
ing thereon which assumed by the company as part
Of It's funded dent Pursuant TO its articles OF ncorpo
ration the company proposes to create funded debt but
il unable vet TO state the amount and details thereof
accurately.
Cos, Of Road and Equipment from June 20 scptem-
Der 80, 1S7s.-GradatlOn and masonry, $4,ifJ 81;
bridges 81 23o Os; supcrstrncures, S2il77 81; sta
tion buildings 1921 80; engine house. machine shops,
1878 Is land iamages and fences, Sl57 80; incdcn-
tails $95; third rail feast Of Waveryl general fund,
1896 C7G 20: third rail- special fund S20J,62i 20 un
nj the amount Of stock and bonds Of this company
which are be issued in exchange for the STOCK and
bonds OF the Erie Railway Company, is ascertaned and
adjusted the total this company OF its road and
cquipmcn mt cannot be stated.
E1BenSeS-Maiutaning road real estate. S722
79o is expenses Of repairs OF machinery TJ30Gs 9l
office xpenses 1884 49, telegraph operators, S3I
3O2 30; agents aud clerks, S2iG,39l %: labor, S25s
800 %; conductor and brakcmcD, S377.707 60; cngt
necFs and fremen, T29G557 81; fuel, S2-3,IO3 OO oil
and waste, loss damage Ot goods ana baggage, gen
eral Office expenses, general EupcrintCndcHcc, general
office clerks, contingencies etc. making total for
maintenance and transportation Tor the four months OF
50 272,7fS II.
trrcst funded dent tppr"SlmatrO' Sl43loJ 20; ac,
crued interest Long Dock bOuda, 10000; accrued
interest on Boston Hartford aud Erie Railroad bonds
S4i 1873 81 accrued interest on loans and mortgages,
81 $50 OS accrued interest on Weehawkcn Dock mort
gage sol Asa IL gold premiums. sos go; rental of
leased lines T@tlO7 7J other cXpenSe ferries, docks
horse lines express, etc. OS,O3l > total (wth
teuancc aud transpOrtatOul $i.jOJ.O9T 90.
Earniags-Passrugers, Tl,l7o07j 81 freight S3,
s274ll 81 express, $lO4.266.21 maIls, T5iiS6 IL
rents $j773 36 ferries, S7J.sG3 10; PavOuia Horse
Railroad, 5000 80; baegag" express. S2l 1866 D6; ;
l72 co; ROYALTY on oil. SLIP % msccaneous, $50.
665 5s total earning for the four months, 3O
total surplus fund s2S $40 80; number OF passengers
onr mOnths) = 6OSj; number tons of freight 2,02l
582; number persona killed. II; number persons III
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
LORD g. T4YLOES EASESIDE STORE.


BRILLIANT DISPLAY UNDER THE ELECTRIC LIGHT
FASHIONABLE GARMENTS FOR ALL KINDS OF
BUYERS.
Lord g. Taylor's East-Side establishment, at
Grand and Christe-sts, is Of the few houses IN
tho city that are illuminated with the electric light
Durng the holiday season the store will remain open
until O'Clock every evening The house has reduced
the prices OF its entire stock and many bargains are e1
bibited In walking dresses there pretty cashmere
suits trimmed with silk low as 80 and sl2 Others
of better quality are sold from l4 to 500 handsome
camel hair combined with silk may be bought for go
The pretty wool broeaes and fancy cloth suits com
binsd ith silk sold for 81 and $50. Real bargaus
arc shown in ladies' cloth wrappers trimmed with fancy
braid or hands of silk made the Prneesse style, for
90 5. those trimmed with bands Of silk, for 81 80 In
suits there j. the usual variety OF cloths and
styles the Princess still remaining The prevalent fashion
They are in plaIds fancy and plain cloths and are fin
ishea with INNINGS OF contrasting cOlos with bows OF
placed here and there and these little
ants are sold from 81 so up.
French camel hair the faN0rlte material Tor coaks
WHICH are shown the leading shapes The c0lOrs are
browps blaeks and dark and light grays These gar
ments rang. price from Sl5 TO $40 Domans are In
dasonal and niateiasse cloth, and are trimmed with
bans OF sk fringe these and the circulars OF the
same materials In price from - 10 go Enelsh
walking q variety OF materlhls the french
camel hair with haired being the favorite
material for 10 soft and HIGHT The fur
denartment s large and tastefully ornamented with
me skps of the various animals whose fur fashion has
decreed be worr First toeaim attention are the
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Herman W. Receiver OF Public Moneys at Ben
sou, Minnesota. . ---.--
Elisha to be Collector Of Customs ut Galveston
T. bradford Prince Of NewYOk to be ChieiJustce OF the
Supreme Cunt ~ New Mexico.
fgBadS-Augus tus j. Cassat OF LOUISIANA at Tampic0
Will am Schuchardt at Piedras Negras.
NTy aptan Samuel B Carter 10 be COmmO
aore Commander Francis II. Baker be Captain Leutcn.
ommanaer q. W. ConiR 10 be Commander Lieutenant
Bradford 90 De- LieuteDantC 4 commander Master
Robert g. Peek to be Lieutenant Ensign w. H. s Schulue
to be Master. -,
IosfInastsrs-Nathan Wyman Woburn, Mass; John H.
pearce Bristol IT, J.; William ii. Tubbs at ew London.
Cnnu Charles A. Fuller sheTburne " Y; Gordon Farmer.
Hoboken. y J.; j. l. Conkhn Paterson n J.; william Z.
Wiley Washington. Penn: Hiram W. Bardwen, Tunannock,
penn wm. Mclaughlin. Boonhart Mia Penn; Thomas
c. Thompson, Csringtop Ohio Thomas IA Blake lebanon
OHIO Werok, Tifin, Ohio; Mrs. Emily L.. DhInnn
toledo Pstrek II. Bevns Coming Iowa Hamilton
r. Crenshaw Marsnso. Iowa; James huh, lansing Iowa
Anhouy Loraoz. Clanda, Iowa. George PhillpA Grook
lyn Iowa Orlando w. Ichis, Alton, lows Petsr
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
MURPHY N TWO CITIES.

MEETINGS AT COOPER UNION AND IN THE ENGLISH
LUTHERAN CHURCH IN BROOKLYN.
Francis Murphy looked upon no empty seats
in the great hall OF Cooper Union when he opened TUE
meeting last evening and the thlonS extended OdcA 'o
the corridors before the exercises closed Near the door
WAS crowd Of disOrdery boys who attempted to make
disturbance, but they met with such reouke from thOso
around them that they soon became quiet.
I'VE want clothes" said Mr. Murphy "for some OF
these door boys can't employment while they are
In the rags tnat drunkenness has given them Bring all
thc clothes YOU can spare the seventh Street Meth
odlst Church Tomorrow Give us money. too Every
~ will give us n suit clothes for some poor boy"
I'm give hoy suit OF clothes - cried John b.
Uopk,ns, as he handed up So TO Mr.. Murphy Tho
audience upplauded loudly. Mr. Murphy reached over
and taking tho hand OF John Carr, a reformed drunk
ard pulled him to the platform. lhats the man.
said Mr. Murphy "many day since he signed tue
pledge five weeks ago. he has gone hungry but he has
not drank. Tomorrow he shall DO wen clau DIoss o
Lord"
After the eader had spoken few words OF exhorta-
on 10 moderate drinkers and had warned his followers
against too severe treatment of the liquor sellers NO
brought John Carr from the place where he mad been
hiding from observation IN the back part OF the pat
folm aud insisted on the man saying Few words All
tne time holding him By thee haud. Carr declared his
no.e to stick TO his pledge and save his family from
min Mr. Murphy introduced exJustice Pittman, VINO
called particular attention the meeting held on Tues
dov evening at the house Of William E Dodge. The
character OF the In attendance, he said the speeches
made and the extended report made in THE TRIBUNE,
Indicated the mportance OF the meeting. It Indicated
also. tho fact that was beginning TO be recog-
nizcd, that wealthy. educated and influential
men must interest themselves III the question OF the abo-
ntion OF iutemperance Several extracts which Judge
pttman read from TIE TRIBUSE's report OF Judge
navIs's sneech elected enthusiastic applause. The
speaker said that Francis Murphy had announced that hs
.s meeting was to held in Cooper Institute ON next
Sunday. but the people Of NewYOrk would not let hn
on YER and gements would probably be made In
day or two by which the HippOdr0me would Do engaged
| fof continued services.
| Gospel temperance meetings have been held In the
FnglIsh Lutheran Church. State st.. near Hoytst
rookIyn for several days under the direction OF Cap
| tam Cyrus sturtysnt, who was instruments en- =
| noon, at the Invitation Of Captain stur
| diyant, Mr.. Murphy addressed the meeting
After several songs been sung by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
sOn, he said We hear good deal about the syil OF
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
4 SMALL PANIC ~ CLNCINNITL
PRIEST ACTING As BANHFE-PHoFIE CLAhoEIN"
FOR THEIR MONEY-LossES THROUGH ShRINhA"t'
CJNCINNATf, Dec. 19.-The ArChlepisc0pal

4 PEIEST ACTING As BANEFE-PEOFLE CLAMoRiNG
FOR THEIR MONEY-Lo>sEs THROUGH SHRiNKAGE'
CINCINNATL Dee. 19.-The ArChlepiscopal
palace IN s city has the scene for lew weeks OF
a great run Hundreds Of dcpostors OF sums OF money
an the way from $50 60 $1,000, and even ABOVE
tuat sim. have haunted The halls Of the place
and the front yard Father Edward Purcell the brother
OF tue Roman Catholic Archbishop, has been for many
wears sort private blnaCr receiving the money OF
hundreds and perhaps thousands, OF CaiLo"cs oi the
city, mostly servants and people Ia the humber
WALKS o. lie. manly German. and IRISH. The large
majority OF the dcpo-'.ors women, many OF th'm
beng widows or miiIcns. From religious sentiment
these people huvc paced faitn IN tho stability OF
Father Purcell the AIchbIshops financial manager tAhn
IN any OF the saving, or other bu6s OF the city Year
after year they have rushed to the Archhshop's
Palace with their earnings ana accmnuiaiIons which
have been invested largely N rcalesiate
i5uow the old story Of surnkace AMI lack OF conn
dcncr Day after day has been presented the SAD scene
Of poor people clanoros for their money and Of Father
PARCEL telling them jnat be couldn't raise II ali the
total being a matter Of many hundreds Of thou
FH her Edward has the ArthbishUp's lndorsc-
mrnt. The banks have lately he'd AH bEh
as SlJOOOO Oi IT. Father Purcell has procured
sOmr assistance Last wcrh De paid out S11,OOO some
al protest last Wcch. Tat thry were
finally hOnored To-day there we're more protests OUT
the promise 10 fix Tomorrow was made. lhe press
sired to prccpite bi2 panic. Bankers no longer take
the PAPER even with The Archbishups Endorsement l.
but some of them have all AIonc rali
tnry beIcycd Father Purcell would pull through II
.houd set matters right. II he cannot rs" money on
the property here be may do ~ tie Eastern states
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
FREE TO ALL REPUBLICANS.
CHANGE IN THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
An IMPORTANT AMENDMENT TO The CONSTITUTION
PROPOSED.

CHANGE IN THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
An IMPORTANT AMENDMENT TO The CONSTITUTION
PROPOSED.
The Republican Central Committee elected
serve curing present year held probably Its last
meeting on Tuesday night. Communications were re-
ccived from OF the Assembly District Associations
stating that they had adopted an amendment to the
constitution. This strikes out clause prohibiting the
by the Assembly District Associations as del
egate to the Central Committee OF any per
son holding Office in a city department under
the control OF Democrats or OF Republcahs
appointed by democratic authority After some de-
bate whether the District Associations had passed lhe
imeut III a constitutional way, IL Was uecided ~
Chairman Pinckn,Y that the Central Committee hau 10
discretion regard TO submitting II TO the remainder
uf the District Associations. The other District AssO-
c tons accordingly will be informed officially OF the
action Of their associates. . ,.-.-.
letter was received the Xith Assembly District
Republican Association withdrawing ITS dcegatOn III
compliance with request OF tue Central Committee al
previous ing. In te e ter the officers charged tnaI
the resolution requesting en 10 withdraw the del-
egatiOn was Illegally passed by the Central Committee
having voted who were employed III city uepaf-
mems under the cOntrOi OF Democrats. The men whO
tIus voted named in the letter. The association
in this letter maze cnargeS against Bernard BlS
"A defeated candidate Tor Alderman, who was deieattd
bY opposition OF the ASSOCIATION. Al thc request o
Mr.. Bign committee appointed 10 Investigate tue
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
COMPUTATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-The Senate in ex-
ecutlve session to-day confirmed the following nomna'
tiOns:
John Lowell Boston be United states Judge OF the FrS
Judicial Circuit vice George r. Shepiey, deceased .,
JOseph ory be United states Marsh iOr tle oou'
Dis rict OF ohio. ,,,o
Henry : Fooe tennessee. be superintendent OF the
Mint New Orleans. ~.
Lewis j. soner, be Appraiser OF Merchandise at Ne"
H. w Stone to be Receiver Public Moneys at Benson,
Sergeant Charles Dodge be Second Lieutenant IN the
sergcants Leroy f. Debree Gnd A. Swift to be
Second .IleuteDants
Jpostniasters-Nithan wyman. wOburn Mass: Edgar s.
HILL ebster Mass: Harvey L. Roberts, Winsted conn;
Thomas COggeslsl Newport X. Elan Sanford Mlndie'
n. J.. George W. Merrick, NeIisboTouSh Peh ~ r.
Peysert BE tlehem PENN u. b. DeshOnR, Ashland
Ohio A. L. Whitman, WapaGOneta Ohio Edward \, Ial'
bOtt LOgansp0rI, Ind: A. W. DeIOng, Huntington lnd.;
James Gallup. rand Rapids Mich; William A. Noble, A0n'
Mich. Benjamin f. VT ght Charles CITY Iowa jacob D
Toer Emr Chauncey O. HawIey, Girard Kan
John Parsons. Black River Falls Wis John T. Alex
ander. Fort Worth Texas calvin e. shay Eerml0n; snrt
I; Wood, Dexter Mei Andrew D. Dean belfast
Norton, ka,tpOr Mel Willis NJ uaycock Calais Me- cyrus
W. Rnggles Brookine. Mass Jas. A. Nixon C0rl-
\. y; WIN. r. Remington, Canton, \: VI A. III! II.
burg, Penn; Jane f. RICHTER, Mauch Chunk Penn.
j. r. Clark Newport Penn; Robert ID. Mckinney, Philips
burg Penn. Isaiah ). Gibson Rousevile, PENN Daniel T.
beaton. oxford. ohoj Henry Biehn lapley ono II: H.
Ind; Eugene B Payne, south EVANSTON Ili Jas l. Camp
Dix0n H.; Iii J. Marsh, ChillcOthe, Mo. w: T. snow
Brookaed MO; Alexander NJ. Campbell, Salna KAN John
Pickert Charles MIMI. II. y. Beartsley, Tomah WIS;
b. TAFT, Chippewa Falls WIS., Charles X lAoOy, Now
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
THE ALLEGED ILLEGAL VOTING.
A lawyers VIEW OF THE MATTER.
10 the z II LLnr nf Ihe TrLhM NM.

To the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: The discovery of George Bliss that
certain men act vote members OF the Republican
Central Committee who are ineligible because they
hold office under Democratic appointment comes very
late These same men have been in tIe committee,
voting with and George Bliss yearin and year out,
without murmur Of dlsapproval from him. Only after
having voted against him is he overwhelmed with in
digDatOn as TO feel compelled TO expose the illegaty
and Improperly their conduct, and apparently Tor
the purpose Of proving that such adverse vote Is null
and void. But is the resolution suspcndng the
delegates from the XIth District from the Cen
tral Committee void, because, he alleges, it was
adopted by the votes these men II is rue that under
the provisions of the constitution governing the Re
publican Central Committee no one VINO holus an office
under appointment from Democratic authority Is euLbe
membership III tnaJ COmmltcr. ana the cltuttldls
certifying to the election OF such member are void.
But II must first be determined by the committee that
person COmpIaiued of comes udcr tn ban OF that
prov SION, and unt such determination Is nad tue acis
and votes such "a member valid. II might as well
CLAIMED that Law uf Congress IL void becah e 10
make IL necessary 10 have ana dl0 receive
the vO,e OF member who thereafter was declared III
eligible the ground of aicnagc, minority, or some
Otncr Sufficient reason. Even # 1t should hereafter
determined that he accusation Ol Mr Bliss is true, he
by TIE parties 80 charged, up ana until the dcclara
Of their InCIgIbllity mas bccn made 10y tIv COM
mltIee, are valid law, and iuyadijY attaches only
to tue acts subsequently performed The matter Leie
uI-cusseu is purely OF law II does not tOuch inc
question as to whether the provision OF the c0usl,U
ton in DuerilOn should Dc repeated. am OlpoN'u ~
sucn repeal kEFJ BLICAN.
Dec, i. ISIS.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19

An INvIDIoUs DIsTNCTIoN.-First Lady's-
maid CEnglisnJ Ne aud mady we always go by the
tidal train y Second ladys-mald (uermahl; Zohf re
chentry.-iPunch.
Or CoURsE.-Judge Ito witness, bricklayer):
Now, Job Trowe, you IN ide an atndayt IN lfs case
Witness: Yep sir Judge: And you know hat an AM
dayit is supposed Witness confidently: Yes, sir rs
the second course o. briekA-lfun.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
NAVY IhTELLIGENCE.

WAsHISGTON Dec 1S.-Commander X. w.
Meade has been ordered hold himself In readiness to
take command OF the Vandaa, and Commander f. NJ.
Bruce TO take md or the clarion. Pns.edAssIst
aptEngneer II. NJ Stevenson has been assigned to duty
M the Morgan Iron Works. NeNYOrk, and Passed As
sistant Engineer James Entwiste has been detached
tberefru for duty the Navy Yard. Mare Island Cal
ASS.PoLIs, I'D. Dee. ls.-Naval Constructor Philip
Uichborn ana Fir-t-Lleutenant George Il. iIaycock.
United States Marine Corps have been assigned TO duty
AT the Naval Academy.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19

fects OF nemperance, but what is the uso of talking
about the havoc which IL producesl Very little I
think men go on drinking just the same. What we
OUglt TO do Ia to every 20 stop buying LIQUOR
My idea is that every man should be a law unto him
self You stop buying, and the men who sell will stop
selling. The time has for preach kindness
and 10 give credit for intelligence and manhood
No men easily savedas the drinking men, because
they have selfrigbteousness My success has been
IN being kind to men. You catch more flies with
molasses than with vinegar. God forbid that should
sneak an unkind word 10 any man"
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19

five months. The court martial on Aslatic affairs
has tried the case of the Conmandant OF Ardahan,
which was surrendered to the Russians
early in the war. IL has sentenced hlm
to degradation. Its sentence was carried
ont on the square of the War Department The
poor Pacha WAS stripped of his buttons ana
epaulets and then handed over to a detachment of
police to be taken to SinCpe, where he is to be ih-
urisoped for three wears.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
THE BEEHER RELIEF FUND.

The secretary of the Southern Relief Com
mttee of the Chamber OF Commerce Acknowledges mo
recent since November D. OF the following additional
contributions to the fund for the benefit OF the iamy o
the late Lieutenant II. II. Bcnner:
Proceeds Of Chdre9s% % yaI NSsnstus NS WSte $50 90
By the garrison a Fort Fetteunan, w. l., thfOusl
WP&Fc e cs9Eeh % s,1Srs and propre'Ors% % 10 30
reader Of IuE TmbtAE thrOaEh Captain j.. M. 1000
US A.-..-..."
From COMPANY "a CasaiIy s. A. EST, EMS 90 20
Newark n BOardo Trais Relief Funf 'hronsn 100 90
Edmund L. Jay, treasurer.
Contents q adys pocket book found by George . I2s
NcWalleIs =. -. ,,ro,,gl
Citizens Relief COMMITTEES Of savannah thlOuSn 100 70
From officers and ,SiisS g a. Fort y.I Ehi u T. so
New YORK Produce EXCHANGE (second sabseiiyt
through Alexander E. Orr chairman Refer $50 %
CommItlee.
From Of bale Of cotton donated by Miss cara 5000
n., si.Ioi So
Total.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19

seaskn sacques the lined circulars Handsome
seal sacaues are shown for S65, and still hahus0eI
ones for 5000 An elegant circular OF armure sih ~
lined with mink the pointed hoou Is h"eu
with the same fur. , ,..u. .,a oor
This honse does large business in furniture ana car
meta ia which toe thir,i fourth and hith nOOls art az
most entirely devoted and where all the i"'cs' s''
and designs may be found.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19

St Clair Hamburg Iowai James Mcclure n ei2sTn W9q
beck Holland Mich Bella VI Beebe Broad9eqa & MS ssIds
burgl CAL William O. Hopping Sacramento CITY Cal " ~
Greene Medina Ohio John w Coventry AZ hu"arue'Hio
III Mrs May 4. Harlan at Winchester, ILL.,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19

Canadian old lady to the Princess LouSt ',,ass =
svch Il WON'T do H. SO there Such Eexhinss.h "a
indecent Flesh couids't stand IT, nifsfo0 ~usAS
hexvect O. bone."-lBufalo Express ,.. -. n
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19

.DOUBTFUL DISTRICT IN NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, n. c., Dee. 1S.-Thc State Board
Of Canysssers met to-day and without delay examined
,h ,,ros from the Hid District. II was found that
Kitehen tDemJ had received majority, and he was
aranted a certificate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-24
ORDINANCE NO. 46.

An Ordinance in relation to the office of City Assessor
of Carson City the duties and compensation OF said
officer.
The Board of Trustees of Carson City do ordain:
SECTION l. The City Assessor OF Carson City shall annu-
ally all taxable property of the inhabitants of said
city situate and being in said city for city taxation at
the time and in the he assesses said
property for State and county taxation He shall not
make separate Assessment Roll of such assessment but
shall place and extend the upon the Assessment Roll
made for State and county taxation by him.
. The City Assessor Of said City shall receive
salary hundred dollars, in United States
gold coin which shall be in full all services rendered
by him to said city such officer
SECTION g. All Ordinances heretofore adopted, far
only they conflict with the provisions Of this Ordinance
hereby repealed.
Approved. JAS. A. ST CLAIR,
Carson City, June II, 1877. President pro TEN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-24
w. II. SMITH, Guardian.
NrOrIcf9 is HeRnnY GlvrN TO AL

NOTICE Is HaRgEY GIVEN TO ALL
~ persons holding mechanics liens against the property
Of VIM II. and D. G. Corbet described follows wit:
Lots Nos / T. and Of block So of Proctor & Green's
division OF Carson City, 0shy County Nevada, that the
undersigned have commenced action in the Justices
Court Of Carson Township 0rrnsby County, Nevada, be
fore c. A. Withere Justice Of the Peace to forecose
mechanics lien held against said properly, and all persons
holding liens said premises under and by virtue Of
of the Legislature OF the State Of Nevada, entitled
can Act to liens to mechanics and others, and to
repeal all other Acts in relation thereto approved March
? 1873, hereby notified to be and appear before said
Court the 18th day Of August 1877, at 10 O'Clock Of
said day and to exhibit then and there the proof of heI
said liens. P A. WAGNER Il co,
BY 7. COFFIN, their Attorney.
Carson, New, July 16, 1871 jyl7-Iaw3w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-24
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

II II. DUNNING and e. NJ. HUNT, doing
IL . business at the Lake Tahoe Lumber Yard, under
the firm of Dunning Hunt dissolve partnership
this day by mutual consent H. T. Dunning will collect
all bills due to and pay all demands against the old firm.
The business will be continued the old place by E. NJ
Hunt, sole proprietor.
Carson City, April 10Th 1875.