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Butte record., 1855-09-29
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4 Thrilling Adventure in India.

The SerPcn.-Thc mqn--and the Lion
There are few po tons of the tropical
world that present the combined beauties
Of the sunny skies and the rich land
scapes to such great advantage IS many
parts Of India, especially the region south
# Bombay, on th- Malabar coast. But
here the progress Of arts AMI civiliz ton
does not correspond with the advantages
aud beauties afforded by nature The
blue and lofty ranges of mountains look
down upon i race degraded and ignorant
10 the last degree-the sparkling streams
reject alike the clustering fruit and
foliage, and the most poisonous and
8aadiy plauts known to mantle dense
and beautiful forests abound with fero-
oi0us beasts and scrp nts, Of the most
fearful species and formidable size.
During residence Of some mo tbs at
station on the Malabar coast fire.
'quently went into the forest alone, for
the purpose Of amusing myself, by the
great variety of game, but seldom vcn-
tured so far as to prevent my return ne
before night On these occasions. | al
ways carried a heavy rife, which long
practice had rendered very eff ctive
weapon in my hand equipped with a
brace of pistols and long hunting knife
IN nay girdle, and this rife on my arm,
ready for instant use, | had bat little
fear in my wanderings of beasts or SER
peni', and frequently climbed the loftiest
nslgbse, and penetrated the thickest
lunsles Of that Wild country.
Attended by native, l one day pro.
posed ascending mountain, whose bluo
snmm't could scarcely be distinguished
from the town, rising afar in the wilder
mss above the lesser h'ighis of the great
Naut range. We started at daybreak,
and plunged directly into the forest, in a
direction tow 'rhs the Object Of our en-
Ped'ti"n. Ny companion wore nothing
but pair of unshapely shoes made of
nn''nned leather, and a garment made
ef leopard skin, which de.cendcd to the
knee, was fastened a, the waist BY a
belt, in which was placed heavy knife
with the curved blade, which | obSeryed
was very sharp and bright; he carried
no other weapon, except short f,w.inc
piece, loaded with ball. H. WAS an
athletic and bold looking fellow, ac-
qnainted with all thr n,eih"d, of hunting
Ard combating all of the herre proOlers
Of the silds, and pc $ sd an uncam ngn
Butte record., 1855-09-29

TRUE CoURTEsY-This is real cour-
tesy, said Mr.. Giles, in his lecture On
Don QHixote, THAT which has revert nee
for w"manhood in the sex, the courtes,
which has respect for others than the
rich and young-it is distinct from the
courtesy which bloom only in the s1nil-
of love and b~auiy, aud witners and eool>
down IN the atmosphere Of poverty, age
and tol. Show me the man who can
quit the brilliant society of the young to
listen TO the kindly voice of age--who
can hold cheerful converse with one
whom years has deprived of charms
show NE tue man who is willing to help
the deformed, who stands in netd of
help, as if the blush of Helen mantled
on her cheek-sbow me the man who
would no more look rudely ct the poor
girl in the village than at he elegant
aud we'll dressed lady in the saloon show
me the man who treats unprotected mai
drnhood as he would the heil less, sur
rounded BY the powerful protection of
rank, riches and family-->how me the
man who abhors the llbertine's gibe, who
shuns as a blasph mer, the traducer Of
his mothers sex-who scorns as be
would coward the ridiculer of womanly
foibles, or the exposure of won. My re-
putalion-show me hat man who never
fofgets for an instant the delicacy, the
respect that is due t. woman as woman
in any condition Or cl ss--show me such
a man, and you show me gentleman
nay you show me better, yon show me
true christian.
Butte record., 1855-09-29

S0MNAMBULI>M.-T case Of SOM
nambuli>m has occurred al Ferrybrid.e
from which boy nine years of age had
a very arrow escape wi bis life. Ii
app ars that on Friday evening the
family had retired to bed at the usual
time, ard about - O'Clock the little
boys sister heard her brothers vice,
apparently in distress, in an adjoining
room. She Immediately proceed to
his room, where she found him suspen-
ded outside The window, with his hands
holding on the stone S Il, and in great
danger of filing to the ground. The
sister, with the assistance of ihc servant
girl, ext'icated him ss.om his dar1,rons
situation, the Other members of the
/ mlly beine all the time asleep and un-
disturbed. Had the boy LOST his hold
fer moment, be must have fallen to the
around, ard been p obab bly, xii ed on the
spot and it is remark bic, that be did
rot recover fiom his dream, until after
his sister had lifted him with safety into
the room Korfshire Gazefte.
Butte record., 1855-09-29

A RoMAN,I &c INCIDENTAL CORES
pondent of the Manchester Mirror, re-
lates an incident, which b. saws occurred
in Manchester. He states that in the
fall Of lS47, young man came to the
city in quest OF employment. After
weeks Of unsuccessful arch he found
hims If without pro-pect for work, and
consider bly, in debt for board In des-
pair he had made arrangements for dis
posing of his clothes by auction in order
to efray his debls, when letter was
sent to him containing twenty dollar
bill, and directing him to apply for fl
situation f card-stripp' to the overseer
of one of tie corporations. The letter
reques ed him to sign a note of hand for
the amount loaned, and to place it in a
certain unoccu led box in the Postofice,
when it would be called for By the le, der
The young nan did as requested and
r. ceI,ed the situation for which be had
apPlied, the oveTscer stating that it had
be procur' d for him By the earnest So
lcitations of young woman. Years
passed away, and all attempts to discover
the name of his creditor were unavail-
ing. The young man prosperel in busi-
ness, and at | myth phghted his affections
to IN estimable yaung l"dy with whom
he had accidently become acquainted -
On the day before their marriage he re-
ceived letter requesting him to call at
rtain place, and pay the note for
twenty dollars with interest, which he
had signed some years before. Anxious
to settle an ind' btedness W hich from the
mystery of the whole af1lr, had occa>
sioaed many hours f unhappin IS, he
FASTENED t. the place indicated, and was
ushered by domestic into parlor hrre
TO MS Infinite astonishmenI he discovered
IN tie pc son Of his unknown bencfactor,
The l. d, to whom npon the next day he
VS. to unite his ia thly fortunes. She
was awaiting him With the note in her
h. nd 1t was her first business trans
action and tn partnership which fol-
low 4 b ds fair to continue happily
through life.
Butte record., 1855-09-29

CANINE SAGACITY.-Ani in -tance of
animal sagacity and humanity unequalled
in our remembrance, took plice before
our door on Saturday An unfortunate
d"g in order to make sport for some
fools, had pan it'd to his tail, and was
sent off on its travels tova ards G 1t. It
rea he'd the village utterly exhasled and
ay down before the steps of Mr Young's
Tavern, eyei"g most anAiously the horrid
annoyance hung b hind him, but unable
to move step further, or RID himself Of
the tormentor. Another dog, Scotch
cooley, came up at the time, and seeing
be distress oil his cr"ny, laid himself
down gently beside hin, and gaining bis
confidence by a few carcss. S, proce drd
To gnaw the string BY which The noi-y
aPpendage was attached 10 bis friends
tail, and at tie conclusion Of about a
quarter o. an hours exertions, severed
the cord, and sta t. to bis leg, with the
pan haging from the string in his mouth,
nd after few joyful capers around his
friend, departed on his travels, in tho
highest glre at his success.-Gnh,
( Canada Reporter
Butte record., 1855-09-29

AWFUL PAUsz.--A lady, who had
rise" rapidly from the kitchen, to grace
the head Of her masters ttble, was one
day entertaining "A large party, when the
convrrsation happening to flag, one of
the guests rema ked-"awful pause ~
"And whats your business With my aw-
full paws :" in wrath retorted the land
lady; "If YOU had scrubbed the house
as long as have done, your "paws"
would not have been as white and nice
as they are"
Butte record., 1855-09-29
se5E- The .Scisatifc Amerioou announ

s1F- The .Scteatifc A1lerioaa armour
ces a machine FIR picking geese. the re-
suit Of number of years of labor, and
one # the most ingenious pieces f me-
chan SIN ever Sc u. 1t not only piucks
tn feathers, but separates the long ones
from the short on s, and cleanS th m
peri city VII lie passing through tie ma
chine. 1t will pick forty-fve geese per
hour, md must materially affect the price
of feathers.
The ganders viii ezclaim, eve We in
a wonderful sge,n and the geese cackIe
with delight at bel G plucked SO quick.
sin old timesn it used % take al hour
10 catch them--ten minutes to tie their
legs and aw a stocking over their heads
and long, long while to pick each
one. 1t wa 8 tedious and cruel job,
and the inventor of the machine ought
0 be waf ed ward on the wings Of
goslin>, an sleep on very soft bed when
he comes ic.rn.-Boston Pesf.
Butte record., 1855-09-29
"You knowe>t not who am"
e. An unlortunata v;o,im ~ mr.,

% An unfortunate victim Of uure>
Quilted love sings in this lam ntable
strain III throw my self into he deep
briny ocean, where mud eels and catfish
on my body shall riot, and founders and
fat-6 h select me for diet here sound y
III slumber beneath the rough billow
and crabs without number shall crawl
o'er my pillow. But my spirit shal
VI nder th ough gay coral bowers. aud
trisk with the mermaid--it shall, by the
powers
Butte record., 1855-09-29

Natural REQUISITES FOR THE LEAR
NED PRoFEssloNs May, I'm grieved
to think bout the callants O. ours" said
the careful mother of three promising Q
young men to the ,agaci rus f ther. "I'm
grieved t. think about tn m, for muckle
doubt we'll never be BE to make any,
thing ~iselike O. them"
"Never fish your thoom about the
callanrs. janet" said he old m n,
eth res nae fe O. The callan's. Nar
doubt, Chaili is a ran dell, and ow r
coorse ard furysome q fellow to make
wright, or weaver, or tailor o him
But hill DC FIR doctor for though
lie couldna be trusted to work among
dear mahogany, nor to handle fykie warp
aud waft, nor to rim the shears through
guild braid claith he'll DO we'll enough
for physickng and t e setting O. banes.
As for Jock, there's me d nying that
he's loopy, >neck-drawing paw ky scoon-
dral, aid not inclined to win his bread
at ony honest calling, but wi lift O.
lair in his head he'll make a capital law
yer, and answer weel for the dispensing
o justice, And though, as We ken, t. m
is but ID fule, WI as little sense or gump-
tion as sookin' turkey, and no fit to
learn any trade Ike wise body, we'll
put him through the coll ge, and when
he comes out he'll be purified to get a
kirk, and to be teacher O. the prople "
Butte record., 1855-09-29
3jntt's CuTner.
Ladies' Stockings,

4 clothes line in yonder garden
GOe. wandering among the tree.,
And on it two very long stockings
Are kicking the evening breeze;
And . lot Of fancy dry goods,
Whose nature cannot define,
Ar. wildly and merrily topping
kse-t that same old line.
Aud very fly young lady
At the parlor window sews.
Ind rather conclude if you tried it,
You'd find she'd fit into them hose
shes only half length picture.
fore.hortened below the brca-t, rrorc
Dut the dry goods which dance on the tight
Out yonder. just make up the rest.
So dreamlik.. she seems so gentle,
YOc'd think her too good for earth;
And feel that holier spirit
I, b.nshiug vulgar mrth
To il, worldly home-by Jingo,
Whist flourish that maslin throws,
And how uncommon : taIer
Those stockings 90 off at the toes.
. eyes Ike the SKY when It's blutsti
y hair ike the night without start
0 muslin aud hose | cani help il
fs still draw my thoughts over thar" !"
This lady alone Is substantial.
The clothes but fancy ideal,
Yet Iomeho~ or other-confouuded it
I've mixed up the sham and the real
o Love! you're the same old si1pence
With the poet, the muf, or the brick;
fou 60 up with n ru.h ike rocket.
But come down at last like a stick.
And let love thoughts be lofty or lowly,
Platonic, or A,,h, ap;ne, (infs
That they all, like new dry goods and stock
Belong to the very same 1ine!
LEvvoY.
BE sure that no better a garden
Was ever yet wanting in hose;
And Meister Karl think. thpt a ballad
Looks well when i, ends nth a close,
MrIsTrR KARL.
Butte record., 1855-09-29
BiDWELl BUTTE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, sEprEMBER 90 IS:

Ih's ext az rdinary occurrence did not
prevent Us from reac ing the summit of
ne mo'n tain, and gazing in wonder and
d Iig'.t over the vast and btautiful coun>
ry. 1T was the most exciting scene I
= YER win ssed, and then believed tha,
all Hindos'an could not produce another
"<cape from fearful draih SO marvellous
as that Of my companion.
Butte record., 1855-09-29

RoMANTlc The fe!ioving thr:.,,iiiing
extract i taken from an unpublished
romance;
"Lssten to me, Gasparado When
first met the Lady Arabe Ia in the bril-
liant saloon of the Couri de Pompereno,
| was struck with the spilitu lustre OF
her dose-liae eyes. II short nv fi-nd,
l loved her, although l knew no'hins of
her birth, fortune OF station '"Twas
one m"oulight eve, in the ga den OF the
old chateau, when pressed her to be-
come my own, ny cher shed bride. She
shrauk from me, aging
"You knoue~t not who am"
Il re not, ali |, pa~slonately.
Then | d. !" cried she in piercing
tones. Il am your unknown washer
woman, and Id thank you TO pay me for
the six pieces l washed for you last
week."
"Gasparado, I left forever the sunny
cline of Iial, broken hearted mn"
Butte record., 1855-09-29

q A cheerful tvmper. joined with
Innocence, viii make beauty Attractive,
knowledge delightful, and wit good n.-
tured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-02
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
MAIL BETWEEN RICH MoND AND WASHING.
ToE-FOREIGN AFFAIRs

WAsHTNGToN, June lsf.-The Postln ast4
General has had consultation with the di
rectors of the Orange and Alexandria Rail
road; upon the subject of carrying the Great
southern Mail from this city to Richmond
instead of by the way of Aqua Greek, as
heretofore. We learn he has decided that
TINS route will ensure a more prompt trans
pertation than the Old, especially during the
winter when the river is blockaded by ice,
ana aWalis the action of the Board at their
next meeting
1t IS the impression here that our FOREIGN
Affairs are now in a more ouiet state than
mas existed for some years, and whatever di f.
ierences exist, are in train Of amicable ad
iustment ~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-02

NEW YORK, June 1-Cotton firm. Flour a trife
IoWet; southern Flour heayy; Wheat firm; Corn ad
Vaaced <0S cents per bushel. Provisions a trif-
hi6her. Ohio Whiskey 36G37 cents per gallon.
BALTIMORE June Flour dull. small sale OIL
Howard street at SIO87, genera Iy held IF ali ma,
barrel Wheat end Corn unchanged
Tie cheFinRs OF Beeves a. the scales Yesterday
Philadelphia so left over and the ranaindeT 81
hesd, sold to Baltimore butchers and packers a,
prices ranging from AS to S692 ave ging 1915
hosS-S3les at 7.250s8 per lC0 bbls Shsep-Salss
were made at from 30 to 81 50 per 100 lbs gross.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-02

GOLD HUNTING.-An expedition of about 500
ne started from KeOsho, Newton Co Mo- Sd inst
for the Red Fork of Arkansas river some 400
miles distant on gold bunting expedition. In Ar,
kansas and the Cherokee Nation they were TO be
Joined by alb 1ut 200 more men, making 500 in all,
proviSi)ned Tor six months.
There are 900 bounty land applications on
file in Washington under the law of 1855
A Maryland family named Hoff consisting of a
man, his wife and four sisters, died of cholera a
week on two since on he Mississippi river, ca route
for Iowa.
The scarcity of breadstutfs in the Eastern and
Western TOwnshipsS6f Lower Canada is repre-.
scented as lrightiul.
The s.. Louis Republican denies that Col Doni.
phan participated III the recent invasion in Kansas
by Missourians.
THE MORMON agency at Liverpool has sert :, 600
emigrants to this country. The steamer Amazon
LETT Pittsburg on Monday, for st. Louis, with 800
Mormons on board.
The steamer Baltic, from New York for Europe
Wednesday, took out ST, 7000 coo
Hon R. NJ. McLane, U. States Commissioner, has
reached Baltimore.
DEcEAsED.-Chester Adsmg President of the
Union Bank, ostor, died Wednesday evening, aged
10 years
FATAL AccIDENT.-Nathan Lawrence, brakel.
on the New York Central Railroad, was crushed
to death between two cars Wednes day morning, and
Nelson Gordon, switch-man, was run over and
killed.
CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.-The Provincial Parlia'
ment was prorogued Wednesday. The proportion
of the colonial secretary to grant the Canadian crown
lands to soldiers ensting in the foreign legion was
reserved for further consideration.
CcTToN MILL AND PAPER MILL BURNT-The
cotton mill ct Wincbenden Mass. was destroyed by
fire Wednesday night involving loss of ST. 600 -
Iusured for SSD,0O0.
Parker's paper mill at North Leomnstsr, Mass ,
also destroyed by fire last night together with
largs quantity of stock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-02

A DESPERATE Misunderstanding murderer Parks
who is confined In Cleveland jail, and is 10 be
banged on Friday next, ia desperate william,
from all accounts. He has made several attempts
at escape, including murder In his programme of
operation, but has fortunately been foiled In each
On Saturday lest, the turkeys found three pounds
OF powder secreted In a cell, and learned from
other prisoners that it was the intention of Parks
to blow up the jail, by pouring the power into a
crey.ce In the wall and firing 1t with a slow match
There was also found in stove pipe, a key which
would unlock every cell in the jail The wretch
has also attempted suicile Intellectually. We NAV
expect to hear of his diving coward death final
ly.-BMGal0 Dem., Wcd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-02
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR -acC1-
DENT TO TIE 81 L nI.t.

NEW YORK, June 1.-The steamer North
Star, from Havre, arrived here to.dav Init
With no later dates than those by the Pacific.
She brought one hundred passengers.
The steamer St Louis arrived ont on tbe
morning of the 10th inst, materially damaged
by running against an iceberg off Grand
Banks. Her bows were badly Stove in, but
sufficiently above water mark to allow her
to proceed on her voyage.
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DARN NEAR RICHMOND FOR

Il SALE AT AUCTION" BELMONT" two
milss from Richmond the residence OF J. H. Park.
hill on the New Bridge Road, will be sold at public
Auction, on WEDNESDAY, at 4 p NJ, the 9th day
of June next. The Farm contains abour rs acres Of
land lies beautifully and is in good state of euitiva
ton. The dwelling and kitchen brick; gsrduer's
house and barn framed. and other necessary
oct housss-af built in the past five years
The orchard 10 Dung nd full for the first time this
year, and growing thrifty-comprises all the most
select varieties, apples, peaches, plums, spricots
pears aud cherries-500 trees ia all. This of iGeL
it is said will pay for the Farm in few years.
We propose to sell the whole tract tosether OF TO
divide IL to suit purchasers.
TERMs-One third cash balance in equal annual
instalments and years, with interest, secured by
Deed OF Trust the premises The tsxes for ths
present year 10 be paid by the purchaser
0ODDIN APPERsON,
nav 5-2awtds Auctioneers.
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w III % HUIU UI I hIDA1, Inc XUth
day Of July, if not sold privately before, that
very valuable farm in he county of Ha1oveT m ~ =
Central Railroad, about eight miles from this civ
upon which | now reside, containing 552 acres Of
the balance in tine timber, consisting OF oak cha.
nut, hickory and walnut. The improvements CON.
sisting Of a commodiou IdwsllinE house, new ham.
stables, Aitchen carriage house, &C.. in goCd sf.ts
of repair.
For terms apply 10 the sabacribar o. the yrero,-
ses or to Lee BaJey, Attolneyd al Law, Ith 81
RIchmond whore plat of the property can b. sat H.
Possession given 18th December
my 2l-dtd~ sAMiL SCHEEER
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAVE
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS,
WOOD, CUT AND CORDED, NEAR

BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
WOOD, CUT AND CORDED, NEAR
THE CITY, AT AUCTION Fridsy, June
VI oek and pine wood, of the best quality now cui
s sno corded Up. about u miles west of the city,
s.oft oistance beyond Richmond College and chi o.
t e 'ns farm CT Mr.. Il. ID. Crenshaw The sale will
De - IN lots OF from 10 to so cords.
AsFms-For sums of $50 and under, cash; over that
in1ant, months credit, for approved notes with
LteIest added. Ample time will be allowed to pur-
"a TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Arcts.
>. owing to the inclemency of the weather,
ths above sals has been postponed to MONDAY, the
"a 'AS'' Je2 T. L w, Aucts.
VALUABLE YOUNG MULES AT
~ AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, 9Th June ct
IL Lock NJ. at Esrusst's Stable on Council Cham
per Hlil, will be sold young and valuable Mules
WIN harness., recently broke, and sold only for want
VI uss Ihey are said to be very 1perior, and the
alshtl2u of those ia want is requested to the sale
oil RaNs-Ninety days credit for approved notes
my so TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
TWO BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS
a ON 4TH STREET AT AUCTION-On MON
OAI June |, at Il O'clock NJ upon the premises
III De sold new Brick Tenenents and Lots on tn
" est side OF 4th between Gary and Canal streets
E@cn ot these Tenements contains about rooms
~!tn Kitchens Gas .. are in perfect order and "a.
mlrabJ arranged They are vel suited for resi-
u9hcea Tor those requiring central location, and
WIN rent at handsome per csntum upon cost (Sne
oeins now engaged at S300) and would seem to offer
JUDGEMENTS to those in want of such property.
Ierns at sale. TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS
my "A Anrfores-,
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4 GARDENS. NJ. Z. BOND would
n respectfully invite the ladies' of Richmond ard
surrounding country to her fashionable PATTERN
EMPORIUM, On Main ST. eet doors above the UNI
ted States Hotel, where they can make selection of
'he most desrable Spring styles of patterns of Mar
tilas Dresses, Basques, Morning Dresses Childrens
Clothing Infants Sets &c.
ALSO-Will teach the art of CUTTING and FIT
TING in two hours, warranting to fl.
- Five Apprentices now wanted.
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~AAiCAAh ~ lA4C Oa~alCs
HORACE L. KENT,
K z HUWISOW,
my SOFT Executors of Mlic5n Smell, dec,9.

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-1Be it
~ ordained by the Council Of the CITY of Rich.
moud, that the Collector of the City Taxes shall an
nusly give notice in at least four of the daily news
papers of the city, for fifteen days prior to the fiji.
teenth DAY OF June lhst he will attend at bis Office
daily between the hours of o'clock A NJ ard
O'Clock p. M, from the fifteenth to the thirtietb of
June Inclusive for the purpose of receiving from any
person charged with city taxes, the whole or one
half OF the amounts of tax charged dedu,ting from
the whole amount Cr onehalf, the mayIba ten
per csntum thereon
The Collector shall in like manner give notice for
fifteen days prior to the fifteenth of December that
Re viii attend at his Office daily, between the above
mentioned hours, from the fifteenth to the thirty.
first Of December inclusive for the purpose of re-
ceiving from any person who his already paid one.
half only of the city taxes charged to him the re-
naming half, cedUcting from such half ten psr
thereon"
In pursuance OF the above amended ordinance.
parsed January 1lth, 1855 l viii attend at the CfEce
of the city water works, on 9th street. in rear of
Lafayette Hail. from the fifteenth the thirteh Of
this month for the purpose of receiving taxes as
above direc-ed
JULIUS a H0BSON C. C Richmond.
II. BIT will be understood from the above ord-
nanca that hose who DO not avail the nselves Of the
opportunity Of paying the fret half between the 5
and 3Oth Of June, entitled 20 NJ deduction but
required to pay the whole amount of their bills
soon in the month Of July the collector can cali
them. Persons desiring in formatiop or of aFcer-
tanning the amount of their taxes will call at the
office, previous to the 18th of this month
IA. H. C. c P
Richmond June lst, 1888. my Sl-dtie20