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The New York herald., 1870-12-02
Personal Intelligence.

senator e. W. Rice, from Texas left the Meiropol
itan Hotel yesterday for Washington.
Judge Poland. Senator from Vermont IL at the
Grand Central Hotel brief visit.
Mr.. r.. W. Bowen and Mr.. George II. Warren, OF
the Treasury Department in Washington, who had
been in the CITY on business connected with thu
Treasury, left the Everett House yesterday for
Washington.
Judge Watcrhouss, OF Illinois, Is at The Grand Cen
trail Hotel on his way to Washington.
General w. II. Crshman, from Georgia. came tn
the city yesterday and put up at the Metropolitan
Hotel
Ex-Mayor W. G. Fargo or Buffalo, Is stopping q,
the Astor House.
Mr.. 4. \. Joy. Vice President of the Michigan Cen.
trail Railroad OF Detroit; Mr.. II. T.. Sargent, General
Superintendent OF the same, and Mr.. Thomas A.
Scott. Vice President OF the Pennsylvania Central
Rairoad, are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel. They have
| come 10 the city on railroad business.
Speaker Blame IL at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. en-
| route for Washington.
General j. J. Valentine, OF San Francisco formerly
contractor Of the California mails has arrived at the
Metropolitan Hotel
| Mr. Henry Kip, of Buffalo. President OF tn, Ame-
rican Merchants Union Express. Is at The Astor
House.
Ex-senator Conness. OF Cali orn.a, has come "a
the city brief visit, and Is stopping at the Abe.
Senator Stewart OF Nevada, and Senator Morgan.
OF California, occupy rooms nj the Hoffman House.
They will leave In q few DAYS for Washington.
General George ii. Giddings, director OF the South
Pacific Railroad, left the Metropolitan Hotel yester
day for Washington
Mr. I. NJ Pomeroy, ex-membcr OF Ccngre $, Is
among the latest arrivals at the 81. NcDola, Hotel.
Mr.. X. S. Williams, member OF the House OF Rep
resentatives. from Alabama. ia temporarily at tho
Grand Central Hotel.
Senator Ramsey OF Minnesota. left the st. Nicholas
Hotel yesterday for Washington.
MIR. g. S. BUSHNELL director OF the Union Pacific
Railroad. Is among the latest arrivals at tue Flfto
Avenue Hotel.
Judge Verpianck, Of Buffalo. came to the city yes.
terday brief VISIT and Il stopping at the Astor
House.
Mr.. Oliver Stanley ex-membcr OF Congress from
Connecticut, Is roomng at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Mr.. G. w. Buck member OF Congress from Che
mun9 county, New York, Is temporarily nj the Astor
House.
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EUR OPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON M1NEr MARNEr.-LoNDoN. Dec. Ii 80 T. III. -
consos closed At 81 exdvidend, for and
United States hve-twenties 56 for 1851 ss for 1865
for 1857 ten-fortcs, Sff. Ere railway 2s Illinois Cen
trails, mr. Atlantic ana Great Western. 28hs.
LlyERpooL COTTON MAEaEr.--LIvERpooI, Dec i
4:SU Z. M.Cotton closed quiet. Middlng upisnds Cd
m'ddins Orleans s2a Th,sses Of the Gay foot up 10000
bales, including 1000 for export and speculation.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUrts MARKET.--IIvEEPooI., Dec
1-Noon.Wheat Ils I'd per GENITAL for California white
ss lid for red Western spring and los ID red
ter Flour 24s d. per bbl Tor Western canal Peas, 4os
per quarter for Canadian.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKRr-LrvYRpooL, Dec
l-l:O r. MBeef, l2vs. Pork, lC7s od. Common ros!n
nrmer.
LIyEErooL PRODUCE MARKET.-LrvEarooL. Dec. l.
PM.-Spirits turpentine 33s
LONDON PRODUCE MARAHr--LospoS, Dec. l--4:s0 p.
M.Refned petroleum easier Ii. 6ad. Is I'd Linseed
oil, E29. Spirits turrentine, CAS-.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-BR2xrS, Dec. L-Petroieum, =
thaers IL croats
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THE DISABLED CABLES.


Interruptions Westward and tn the East.
HEARTS, CONTENT. N. r.. Dec. !, 1870.
steamer WIZ DO despatched from this point
Immediately In search OF the steamer Robert Lowe.
now employed In repairing the cables. The latter
steamer was sent out to repair the Atlantic cable
OF 1866 and the steamer which Is 10 follow will
carry the Information that the cable OF 1865 has
suddenly ceased working and ascertain II the In
terruption was not caused by the Lowe graphing
the wrong cable.
No Messages from tue United states to
Europe.
The very awkward caamitles which seem to have
almost simultaneously befallen every one OF our
three TRANSATLANTIC cables, resulting In almost entire
suspension OF teegraphc communication with
Europe, VIII Doubtless cause serious Inconvenience
and annoyance TO many.
From inquiries which were made yesterday at No
50 Liberty street.-the principal ofaces in this city or
the cable companies-it appears that the extent OF
injury sustained by the cables is fully as serious as
had been ut first apprehended.
With the exception Of the French cable from Brest
10 St. Pierre all OF the transatlantic cables are for
the time being completely useless. 1t Is not yet
known positively how the cable OF 1865 was injured;
but there Is little reason to doubt The injury YVES
inflicted by the steamer Robert Lowe, OF Hearts
Content. In graphing for the cable or 1868. The
~
jury Is only about TWO miles.
There - what Is technically termed .faulti' or
leakage In thu French cable about two hundred
miles out from Brest. The effect OF this Is that mes
sages can be transmitted through IL from France To
AmerIoa, but not from America TO France. The
latter
SINGULAR FACT,
II Is explained ~ owing TO the dlminutlOn OF the
the electric current by passing through over two
thousand miles OF cable to where the fault sxists.
towboat was dispatched yesterday from Heart 8
Content TO ana the Robert Lowe In finding and re-
~ hQl uad0 n
TO effect this desirable object. should the present
favorable weather continue II 10 hoped that not
than lew days Will elapse before communications
shall have been re-estaDshed. Bvt should bad
weather set IN the delay wl OF course, be greater.
In the meantime the company refuses to receive
messages for any part OF Europe but the public will
be informed ~ the earliest moment that messages
can be- received.
The Falmouth, Gibraltar and Malta Cable.
LONDON, Dec. 1, 1879.
The Falmouth (Engandl, Gibraltar and Malta
cable Is broken somewhere between Lisbon and
Gibraltar. Messages for India and the East are now
forwarded overland TO the Mediterranean coast ana
thence per cable to Malta, 10 Egypt, down the Red
Sea and across the lDdtan Ocean,
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

THE SUEz CANAL AND GREAT BRITAIN. -
Special dispatches which we print this morn
ing inform us that the Suez canal has passed
into English hands, and is henceforth to be
managed by an English joint stock company.
It is also announced that Bismarck, in view OF
the Gortchakof note, favors the idea Of an
English protectora.e Of the land of the Pha-
.raohs. This justifies statement which we
made in the HERALD Of yesterday, that Eng
land had found her opportunity, and that she
was not likely to lose it. Grasping, cunning
England, how she consrives to win! How
she thrives on the msfortunes of others !
France made the canal, England reaps the
benefit. Bismarck taking this view Of the
ease, war is now impossible on the Eastern
question. The approaching conference while
it will have to provide for the Pope and do
much else, will, in all likelihood, add Egypt to
the British empire.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02
ALABAMA.

Political Affairs Unchanscd-Suiiih Sill Play
ing Governor-Isill Signed by Governor
Lindsay.
MONTGOMERY, Dec 1, 1870.
There Is no change in the status of affairs here.
Governor Lindsay has approved bill that origin
atcd in the House and passed the Senate The
troops have been withdrawn, and a sherln's posse
guards the Treasury and Executive ofices,
which still occupied by Smith and Bingham.
Persons wishing to enter halted and required
make known their business.
transacted considerable business. There ses-
sion OF the Senate.
The delegation from Madison county, consisting
OF q republican Senator and three democratic Repre-
seDtatives have teleeraphed to their constituents
that the law has been fully complied with, and call
for meetings. lrfespe tive oil party, TO denounce the
action OF Sm1' and Bingham.
The Grand Lodge OF Mas0ns OF Alabama will hold
It's annual session In this city next week, commence
Ing on Monday.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

The FIRST CASE UNDER THE SrATUTE.-Is
is to be regretted, as the City Judge expressed
1t, that the first case under the statute making
seduction criminal offence should have found
no better fate at the hands Of the jury than
persistent and obstinate disagreement, which
necessitated their discharge. Society needs
such law for its own protection and the
preservation of female purity, not alone in
this State, but in every State. We agree with
the Judge that one legitimate conviction under
tbis statute, followed by speedy punishment,
~ould have telling effect upon that class Of
men who, by their habits of life and their
indifference to morality, would be most likely
to come under its ban. For this reason it is
pity that no decision was arrived at in this
case.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

BILL.-We see by our Washington cores
pondence that Mr.. Washburn is preparing to
work again on his Postal Telegraph bill. He
is getting ready speech to show that the
system in England and France has been a
success, and he intends to press the subject
vigorously upon the attention Of Congress.
That is right. Mr.. WashburD deserves
great credit for the labor and ability he has
given to the matter, and we hope Congress
will have sense enough to pass his bill and
give the country the postal telegraph.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

GENERAL PLEAsANTON FOR INTERNAL Re-
VENUE CoMMIssIoNEI.-The President seems
TO be at loss for the right man for this place.
Here he is. General Pleasanten has shown
his capabilities in the internal revenue SER
vice in his successful raids upon the illicit
whiskey distillers Of Brooklyn, and in every
public duty assigned him he has shown that he
is not the man to daily with law-breakers, or
to hesitate In enforcing the law, or to stick at
trifes, or to be deferred by threats or soft
approaches. He has proved himself as able,
capable and faithful in the civil as in the mill
tary service, and his appointment as Internal
Revenue Commissioner, we are sure, will be
universally acceptable to the country.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02
STARRING AFFRAY.

A Woman Becomes Iniuriated and Stabs her
Husband.
Micnac Kennedy, of 70 Robinson street. quarres
with his better bal, Eilcn and at noon yesterday,
while one OF these family jars was In progress, the
woman's Ire was reused to such pitch that she
attacked her worser half and inflicted serious
wound on his skull stabblng him with large knife.
Michael was conveyed in an ambulance to Park Hos
pital, and Ellen charge OF an otcer, was escorted
to the THIRD precinct police station.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

ONE MORE BOURBON WANTED. Our Ha-
vana correspondent tells us that the Spaniards
in Cnba, outside of the ofice-holders, do not
take kindly TO the new King Of Spain. They
have no very kind disposition towards the
scion Of the House of Savoy. The Prince Of
Asturias is their choice. Plain and unadul-
terated Bourbon, j. would seem, suits them
better than the Italian importation.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

Idyt or our cable kilograms, furnishing
ccounts Of sanguinary engagements among
rreat masses Of men, Is it not matter Of
grave Importance to our philanthropsts to
Hook into our social system and ascertain,
if possible, what can bs done to stop the
unnecessary flow Of human blood in the
ouieter walks Of life?
The New York herald., 1870-12-02
TaaDs WITH CHINA AND JAPAN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. !, 1870
The steamer Great Republic sailed for Yokohama
to-day carrying 500 passengers, all but sixteen OF
whom are Chinese going home to spend the winter
She also took out s324,0OO In treasure and cargo
valued at S55,00o Including l,s0O barrels -four Mr.
connections, goes out In her to establish passenger
agencies In China and Japan. =
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

THE HEBREW FAIR will bestow its benences
not upon any particular sect or religion, but
upon all mankind alike. Remember, then,
that in the divine Psalmist's words sWhoso
oOereth praise (Which may be Interpreted to
mean alms) glorifieth me, and to him that
ordereth his conversation (meaning a thousand
dollar check Alright will show salvation"
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

Two of the great essentials for the comfort
of the poor are coal and milk. Apart from
the bread Of life--four--there are no articles
which contribute 50 much to relieve the neces-
stiles Of the working classes. 1t is therefore
matter of qualification TO see that the prices
of these products, so far from attaining exor-
bitant rates, are on the decline just at the
opening of winter, which, although it is
ushered in with the sunny skies and balmy
airs of spring, may be very severe season
for all that At the auction sales Of coal on
Wednesday there was falling off in prices
from the sale of October 2 from four dollars
and twenty-seven cents to three dollars and
seventy-sx cents per ton on CRATE coal. and
reduction from five dollars aud five cents 10
four dollars and fifty cents on stove coal-the
qualities which are most in use for family pur-
poses. There is an abundance of coal in the
market. The mines have been in good work
ing order for many months past. The strikes
have been all amicably settled. The mildness
of the season has naturally decreased the de-
mand for fuel. All these causes have
happily for the people-kept the price down at
this critical period.
Now, about milk. We see that the milk
dealers have been holding meeting the
object of which was to fix the retail price of
milk at ten cents a quart, and the farmers
price a. five cents. This would leave good
margin for the dealers to cover extra
expenses, and, with the aid of their ever
faithful ally. the hydrant, might leave
them fair profit without reserting to the
addition Of plaster of Paris or other noxious
substances. Now, with the reduction in the
prices of coal and milk there are likely to be
more warm, cheerful firesides in the city during
the present winter than before, and, possibly,
also, fewer unfortunate babies poisoned.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02
photographic NEWS
FR ON
ALL PARTS OF TIE WORLD
Spanish Crown Bearing and Italian
Reception Of the Royal Insignia.
ssAu Hands, Safe from the
Steamship Union.
Deep Sea Cables Inter-
ruptiOnS.
SPAIN.

The Crown Bearing Deputatiou in Italy.
FLORENCE, Dec. I, 1870.
The Spanish fleet. with the committee OF the Con-
stituent Cortes ON board. has arrived at Genoa. A
depuration from Rome has gone to welcome IT,
The New York herald., 1870-12-02
TIE MeTAIaIe RACES.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1, 1870.
AT the Mctalrie races to-day the mile dash was
won by John Kilgour, beating Lila Gressom, Sallie
Farrell. Jim Mace and Waltz In order. Time 1864.
The second race, mile heat, three In fiye was won
by Sue Dougnery. beating Deacon, Captain Jlnks.
Zuzu aud Alaska
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llind.

KELLy.-The funeral oI JEREMIAH J. KELLY adj
vertIsed TO take place from Is Robinson street. on
win take place on sunday afternoon. at
one O'Clock.
lFor other Deaths see Esnth Pa2e.I
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SCOTLAND.

Saved from the SteamsLip Union.
LONDON, Dec. l, 1870.
All the passengers OF the Bremen steamship
Union, which recently went ashore OF the coast of
Scotland, have been safely landed.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

s'MY TEARS HAVE BEEN MY MEAT DAY AND
NIGHT," saith the divine Psalmist. While
giving your tears, do not forget to bestow
your aims in behalf of Mount Sinai Hospital.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02
ITALY.

Royal Ratification and Joy to the Spaninrds.
FLORENCE, Dec. l, 1870
The delegation from the Spanish Cortes VIII arrive
in this city Sunday, when the vote Of the Cortes
and the acceptance Of the Duke Of Aosta will be
officially submitted 10 King Victor Emmanuel.
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CATTLE DISEASE IN ouTcaEss COUNTY.
PoUGuKEErsIE. Dec. 1.

PoUGHKEEpsIE Dec. l. 1870
The alarm In this county in relation to cattle
disease, increases. Mr.. Morgan Emgh, OF me town
or Lagrange reports nine head afocted with loss of
appetite, locked jaws, &C. He thinks they will die.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

Tho Bunk Return.

LONDON Dec. l, 1870.
The weekly rep ort Of the condition of the Bank OF
England shows tnat the specie In vault has de-
creased f34, 900 since the last report
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EurcrIn Mineral WntGr. ssurrtcs ~, Srr;rys -
supcrt TO all o.h.ss IN Dyspepsia and az. .ss ~ -
and Kidneys. Z. - LtVY Nyen1
No Hudson River Rsirosd Deg ol varI,t s.s 49,,
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TEgnny s. 90,
Union square,

offer large and choice stock OF Ladies' Watohes III
and every variety of casing with movements of
I'm
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

''BLEssED is He VINO CoNsIDERETH TILE
Poor. Think of this when you take your
Mocha this morning, aud determine upon
visiting the Hebrew fair.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

Our HEBREW FELLOW CITIZENS dispense
their aims upon the poor of all classes.
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The New Pariinment-Pnrty Classihcation.
FLORENCE, Dec. l, 1870
Three hundred and thirty OF the deputies IN the
Italian Parliament have been reelected. One hun
dred and seventy-two Of the deputies are new mem
herS.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

A Decided Srccc-s.--t thcrc HAS Beer, since
cold weather set in unusual rush tor KN0XS Wrtry
syic Of sentenen's HAf Its beauty and decide superior
NY challenging universal .dmr,or Tia. b,syeIs sheufi
not tail to visit KNoXS, No. 22 Broadway FtCa
stract
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Elersricai TrcRa-acnt 0f AL ~ pr,prfy,o
Diseases ~ tne vaNh's aralc ish,s .e" combining
she Icsen, asoo.rii. 49, Na1 * ~" .o circular. lot
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

A.--Espe n srfseii. .-Spiemdid Silk Hat. Tor
81 equal TO those usually sod elsewhere for 49, conbnin.
elegance and durability ESPENsCHEin. MannEa .arer OK
Geniicmen's Hats, llo Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

VI rhn Eaby is Cutting vea1 Usc ,hnt o,i
AMI well Issa remedy, Mrs. Wls slows sOOTDfSe!
SYRUP. ''o0A
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Clireb uah,s IiiHsivs vigs a.,d Lnt's.v f, epr,r
mental Finest best hitting Factory s7@S 8roaisgsy
tvecn Grand and 1roesae. -
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

Enfchcsor's Hair Dyc.-Th. Best ! N tHo
world The ONLY perfect dyes harmless. rslab.e insants
Factory, rs Bond sllect,
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

Ball, sslnclS a. Co.,
JEW gLLERs AND s1LyFRSMfsRs,
bS5 AND 5o7 BROADWAY.
oler a very large and enoics stocS III hrc
THREEguARrER TLATE
W4ALTfIAM MATCHES,
In stycs OF specially mada 70 iher owny ter
These watches exee,sd boaa:y, bnisls e
tne. keeping qualities b which 1 bought k cora
spending prices.
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Mailed Free 'or 2S ccnt-s --y,r y,.r,y
lures on Nervous peosty NARY Age its obieatons and
=. -, T,o, acrai nr.c,,cn lrcm inprldencc,
os'os uVs' pi"ss'ee Address
Hann ne ""cnu'i y" pi"aN"b. New York
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

A.-Herring's Patent
GBAMpfOy SAFES
25l Broadway, cornsr Murray s.rs
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

ss"sn M nMM'mnM LII 1os cry supplementary,
w 'ho u'aw,uss or the Royal Havana Lottery
-. ~ w. aus5o~ MCINTYRE, LUTHg CO.. Zig
VAV'ts Vs SnA,nsm anu -tv Greenwich
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TAKE WARNING!

V>uE V. L T. K. K. co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
take due precaution against accidents and
loss OF life resulting from the running OF their
trains; and they take this method OF warning pa
rents and guardians against tie dangers attending
the too Common practice If children pla, ing about
their ana locomotives. Those having in charge
the business of the Com. any fnd it imp ssbe 10
PERSUADE boys " io frequent the termini and stop
piLg places If the r, sd from, climbing upon the
AID engines aud they Will feel themselves
obliged TO TO deci.ed measures # these
annoy ances cOutinu ieCeat accidents,
which wholly ascIiDabie to the carelessness Of
persons la Jumping aud of The cass when in
motion. should be ming enough in themselves
IL. VI iEhlNGrON, Superintendent
February l., $50. If
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GOSSIP AT WAsHINGroN.-The latest
piece of Capital gossip, verified by the
fact, is the engagement and probable
speedy marriage Of General Ames, SEN
ator elect from Mississippi, and Miss
Blanche Butler, daughter of General
Butler. This young lady has been
known during the past two years of her
residence at Washington as one of the
most beautiful and accomplished ladies
in the country. Nothing has so agitated
the manageable circles there since the
wedding of Senator Sprague and Miss
Chase. General Ames is an unusually
fine looking, dignifed and able gentle
man, and he ispossessed of much of the
worlds riches.
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sHAIED
BIDS AND PROPOSALS

NOR THE Err tCTION OF A STATE CAPITOL
Il Building at Carson City, Nevada. will be re-
ceIved by the Board If Capitol Binding Commits
sioners, in accordance with a Plan and Specifica-
tons adopted by said Board; which Plan and Spe-
cific ,tions will be really for inspection on and
after the 18th instant, at the Office of the Con-
troIier of State, at Carson City, Nevada and at
the Office of Joseph Costing ESQ. Architect, No.
Post street, San Francisco.
Said Bids and Proposals will be received for
idong the whole. or any part If the work. Of
erecting the Capitol Building, which is to be To-
Gated on the centre Of the Plaza. in Carson City,
and the furnishing Of any all the materials re-
quired in its construction, with the exception Of
the stone, VIII en- will be furnished by the State
of Nevada. at its quarry at the State Prison.
All Bids and Proposals must c me within the
provisions of an Act entitled San Act to Provide
for the Building of State apitul at Carson City"
approved February I'D, 1879, and must be adj
dressed TO the d card of Capitol Building Commits
sioners, at Carson City, Nevada, endorsed Bids
ami Proposals Tor the erectiO4 of the State Capital
Building. and will be received by said Bard up to
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-13

Quartz MILL BURNED.-Says Yester
days Enterprise
Last night, about midnight, a small
mill below Johntown, known as the
Monitor mill, containing five stamps and
six matchmaking pans, was discovered
to be on fire. 1t was totally destroyed
The mill was owned by Manning L Co.,
and we understand was partly insured.
The dwelling. house was saved with
difficulty. The fire was no doubt the
work ofan incendiary, as the mill had
not been running for several days.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.


- NTH DIVISION OF THE COLLECTION
- District Of the State Of Nevada comprising
the County Of Esmeralda- Notice is hereby
given that the valuatio $, assessments and emu
mertticns Of subjects liable to duty under the In
ternal Revenue Laws of the United States, made
and taken by NJ. A. Murphy, Assistant Assessor
for said Division. and returned 10 me in the an
nual list for $50, will rrmBin open for the ex-
animation of all persons cJncerned for the space
Of TEN DAYS from the date thereof, at the oihce
of the Assistant Assessor of said Division. in the
town Of Aurora, between the hours Of 9 A. VI. and
VI. each day, and that after the expiration Of
said ten days, to wit !: on the Goth day of April
A. d. $50, at my Office in Virginia City, Nevada,
| will receive and determine all appeals relative
TO erroneous AMI excessive valuations, assessments
ct enumerations made aid taken by said Assistant
Assessor. All appeals TO the Assessor, aforesaid
must be made in writing, and specify the particu-
lar cause, matter or thing respecting which n de-
cision is requested; and shall moreover state the
ground or principle of error complained Of.
WARREN +. MYERS, U. :. Assessor.
Dated at Aurora, April, $50. apl2-10d