The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

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PROF. HAMILTON AND THE PooR.-To-
night, as our readers already know, has
been designated by Prof. HaniltonS for his
great exhibition, at Turner's Opera House,
for the benefit OF tile poor. That this gen
erous effort on his part will be nobly res
ponded to by the public, we cannot doubt.
The exhibition itself win be one of the most
novel and thrilling that has ever been wit
messed here. The performance OF the Good
win mare will be an apt illustration of the
Professors skill, and his power over the
most vicious horses. His beautiful trick
pony and dancing horse Washington, will
also be on the stage and the entertainment
will be enlivened by the Professors mimi
table magical feats. The Goodwin mare
will be drawn for by those having reserved
seats In the parquet and dress circle, and
the holder Of the lucky ticket can return the
mare and receive one hundred dollars Let
the house be filled to overdowlng. Com
Portable seats for ladies will be provided, -
The OPERA -HoUsE.-Manager WorI has
perfected his arrangements for the re-
OpthhhA VI NnN ODtIu-AlOubt VA uOUuhN
evening next and our people may conf
IDENTIFY expect the most brilliant succession
of refined dramatic entertainments ever.
witnessed here. t" h
CONCERT TOMORROW EvKNiNG.-I.et IL
be borne In mind that the grand concert Of
Madame Rive, the accomplished pianist,
assisted by number of her talented pupils.
will come Off at Turner's Opera-House to-
morrow evening. twill be a musical fes-
tival of rare excellence. tf
Nsg- Remember the sign OF the Golden
Eagle, above lis Main Street. al7dlw Z
TaxatiOn-Prepare for the Assess
sOrS.
The several Assessors for Montgomery
County received the proper instruction in
their duties and are preparing to begin
their work, property-holders may reasona-
bly, anticipate seasonable call. The State
Auditor has issued circular of lnstruc-
tions to county, Auditors, in which some
points of special interest are made respect
ing the listing of property for taxation,
and It may be well for all parties to take
heed. - I
The State Auditor calls attention tn the
fact that y, .n xxx
sour Constitution and laws require that
all property shall be appraised for taxation
at Its usual selling price or market value |
yet every intelligent man, familiar with the |
subject, knows and admits that our official !
values do not represent more than half the |
market value of the property of the State. |
am also assured that the values OF prop
erty for taxation In the various wards In |
cities and towns, townships and districts In |
counties are very unequal li' taiHl'
This evil can not be entirely remedied, he
admits, without general revaluation of
real estate, still much may be done to mitl-
gate some of their worst features, by the
local Boards of Equalization. He recon-
mends total change in this respect, and
also that the same course should be pur-
sued in reference to the valuation Of per-
sonal property. lo'..
In regard to the taxation of National
Bank Stocks, according to a recent de-
cision of the Supreme Court Of the United
States, they are distinct and separate prop
erty of the holders, independent of the
Bank, and are subject to taxation under
State laws at their full market value. 4
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