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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-13
Sins Buffalo. ". ~.

8ufialo, u. Ott. - Der ,@rie 9igbt
ming GrprcB". 3ug lam bier INT 10 llbr 10
Wtin. gecru 2benO 0m, bic ihnclite, bis
ett 9cnladte Sabrt BON Chicago bierber.
Gr be9eguete untcrwegS Sturnt, Ncgtn uno
S6olien uuo bic giadt mar 10 buntd, baB
ocr 3ngenicur tanm cine SGrrenauge por
q 4, ink "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-13
SluS SllbanV, Oi.=9j.

4lbanD, I2. Sh. - 9m Der. ct /.
Gridtc wuroen GbS. gS. Wiarib AMI lciuc
al0ge ae9cn bic yWtidigan Seutrol. 9abn"
70 S6aOen nGrias juerianut, peil be.
iHgte Sabn Cinen gSa0rens transport perlpds
tet babe mo OaOurh bic !3uli6runG Ociielben
Ourdl SranO oeS 9epotS IN Detroit bcrbcl
9ciiibrt morOer iei.
5n ucriticOeucu 9bcilen SeS StaotcS iiuo
SDmpatbic Scriammlnn9cn iiir Die Gbica'
90 'tr btrllfem poroCll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-13
Sie Ibrctflt6cn SSalSz nnb
SSrairic 8rGnSc int
S1Orotpcitcn.
a>tclc bunoert Men(drn
ufrbrannt.
geribte aus Witdigun, @iScpniin unO
Canada.
6 bicagu.
Die ipri6w6rtlihe QiberaIitdt Der
9lmeritaner.
5illfc bnn alien Seiten.
Sclcgrapbil6e 9epcidJelt.

(Son Der ngiiocirteu BreIie" iir ben nDeutI6en
@orreiponoentCn" berttct. Der n&urrelpon>
bent" TT ods einJi9c ocutIbe Dior9en6latt Bats
timore's, lueldbe5 Die SnIanb unb 9obClsDes
psi6en 0eSiebt uno uolitdnog ucr6fieutli9t.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-13
Scr Walbbranb in 0Disconiin. -
9reibunoert uno fiinfunoS,pan=
zio M3cufct,cu Dcrbrduut.

Gbicago, II. Sttbr. - Depeihen bon
Greenbap, WiSconfn, nleloen, baB ein Dam.
pier au9efommen ii, uelder bic Nahrid,t
brafte, baB geitern Ibsno in Yiihtago 1926
Wenben perbrannten. Sielc peroen auBer.
benz pertniBt.
Sn aittie Sturgeon Ban perbrannten rs
perienen. 9ieies llngliid III ueit iurhtba'
rer unb entietlidjer, ais Der Srano bon Gbi.
cQgo,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-13
Scr Gus Glur.

g t. 2ouiS, II. DIT. Souperlsnr
gromn bat cine Brollauatiou crlaiien II. Die
Wtili3 III Duutlll. uno Stooburo- -Souutp ;ur
lluteroriiduug Der au'Slur Sdnosn berauss
beoroert.
0erbccrcuocS Ucucr in 0DinsSpr,
Snt.
g8iuSior, Ont, II. Sttbr. : @elern
Ibeue brad III Wc@re6or'S 0ant, ge9elt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-13

6nbrurtcu bcnubtcu bic gIngit 9ercr, bic
IT'D 10 ihnea, mie m69lib, ;u rettcn wiiuidl
ten, nno leBen th fir eintiiuOigs Seniits
sung iBrCr 6nlrWrtc 500 bis $500 be.
anhlfm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-13
e. y. pauiO(un,
tr. >, SSurSz2ibertDStra6e

Sic er5bte gusipobfuon
observation-disclosures
in Der Stabt; iopie au9 VI q ierz unb @asro b.
rem selegt. tIprin9,1SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-13
9<em>GjassG GO9Gfea!
SomzWassGof0fea

Man perIdurpf rht, ben Dom G0s 3otofsn 81
fluisn, ba CT peosr rGudt, nod redt, iute antere
Seien.
fSir Baden, Sratsu unb soGsn i'm ansemeinsn in
nianeieihnft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-13

Gbtcago, II. Sftbr.-gGeitcrc geridlt,
itnO iibcr OaSllugliid iu@rccnban ciuactroficn
$50 OIeniten b0ttcu iidl iueiuc grOBt Sd)elnt
Dor Dem 6ener gefiihtet, ipo ie prrmanuten.
onnoerte ipraugtn ms gGaTcr mo faHocn
Den Sob.
Sn Der SountGgS giadt brad III Der bel
gIlhen 9IuiieOluug &riiiiet Scucr aus, mel.
Dies 130 6Guer eiuaihcrtc; YTioucn mer-
ben permiBt. Die geutc ucrloreu glucS uno
leibeu iur6tbar.
9aS 6cucr in DiaHiitcc, Ntt., brad AM
SonntGg 9IbeuO ans mo ;critBrtc POO Sc.
bduoe. Scrlult 81 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-13
0fcd Elm Scbrcrfliti,cr VSdlSbrauS in
Anbinttn.

9ontSuillc, Sp., II. Sft. 49, Sin
Serr, ipeld)e ioebcn cinc9fciic iibr Ole ,2ouiS.
bile, 9fcW 2Ilbnnp Gbco9ocr GIienbubn"
madlte, iOgt, OaB iluidCu gicms 2tIbaug mO
gdiagctti cin fludltboru ySalo, unO Brairic.
Srano wiitbct 2lu Otm uGrOlidc GuOe Der
Sabn im SantobeG GOuutp war aucS eiu
6encrmcer. @ouSc Welcu lucit itunOen 6en-
sen, Seu unO @cu0iocbauitu, NfuSitlocr,
9duier, SdDeuneu, &lcbidllt III 6llmmeu;
ooS Seucr Uittbtt nod INNER.
Stcle SrtidJaiteu oil Der NorOtitC oW@abu
muBten gdnSlih gerGumt wcrOtu. Sn Glap
SonntV, SuOiana, lCbcu 9cidiaaS lSOlOm
gen lnt SrNnOe. 2lm 0iontOg Abcub mar
ole Staot SrGjil 6eSrobt. Die @CpBlteruna
1T III Der 9rBBtcn 9lnireguuN.
QSalbbrduoc in Sanaca.
Z oronto, -. Oft. - ,Sn ben l8Glocru
WcltIih BON Ontario witbcn imhtborcgSulos
hrduhP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

said 10 DC Dying OF rsralysis.
TEE iSsEEgISAlLE v rtiaE-tuaa Crarv
The House Judiciary Comm .ffre 8. 1a morning
had up the McGsfrshan cIsIil. aus ,., at,.ns!
Judge Granger. Rrr,r'r- - Ir- General q and
oniCe. and ". -. Suoddtrt. r1i.s.e secretary Co
itssllrut Lincoln. tl Isia>iaH .s t4a TateU.
gIanted 20 NcGaTEatau.
Mr.. Stocdard testified that 90 o.. .,eSt OF f..
knowledge and belief D. ~i-ne4 Tastu- To-
faHUChe Gfauuo Rancho ~ hl,a sict3arra
claims Az March, Isl. The ursNCCuf - -. ...
exhibited on behalf of tle Nes lfrlz Nu
Company TIE only one over made ost Tor
rancho, hr. stUddSrd testified difsrel IN un.
particulars nom the patent wLich be- sisBeu POI.
1853
JRdcc Granger trstIf,d TIA, ~ the letter. o
cOmpanEirg patent. trnusuifts1 20 him fa-
record betSetr January and June lS6{ haF
been distracted from bis onicc. aui he 49,
therefore unable 20 state whether oT I..f q.
patent fOrsaid ralclO lad been executed. D.
regard 10 lis signature 10 4 cerfIf-ats tn the
book az records. tAst the patent therein re-
corded o. NgIed by tie PT,sldgHt, hsd not 70
bis Ensv edge beer executed
MIR. Granger tostited that be amended =.
nsme TO the certificate VA Ter cnmf,alsi0n OF a
written order from j. u. Cor. late Secr-tar, az
tie Interior. aud penenpt0ry verbal lus,Tuc
Iors from Comm ssiOUSr Wilson, asa tlaf in
consequence Of the lCss cr abstraction 81 al tfc
letters accompanying patents transmitted O.
him In March, ls,5. he WAS unable - corroho-
rate the statement OF Comm ssiouer " llsou
that the patent for tue rancho has rot been
signed, eesied. or delivered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10
Election of GntIcd state. senator
from EouiNlAns.

NEw ORLEANS, ian. n.-ficu. 3D.. r. Wet vs..
elected United State senator rn fha T-,f - il
h. large majority. rtr-s .- "a cr-sr r.icirnl
among Goy. NsrmOth' Friends ~ tbs signal !
victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

TIE CisCIsyATI CLKReYssN AND THs So
CIAL EyfL.--1he Evangelical Ministerial Asso-
citation, embracing the most prominent clergy
men OF Cincinnati, yester day passe a resolutions
declaring against the recent sciion o. the board
Of health, IN which the latter recommend in the
rev code the licensing OF houses of prostitu-
tion- They call ON the board 10 reconsider is
action, and declare thst prostitution u a sub
Ject for Grim iBal prohibition and not for civil
regulation. The Methodist min listers took simi-
lar ecuon. A committee was appointed 70 con
Ter With the board, and report on THURSDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10
~The height Of q young lad,'s ambitis

0The height Of young ladys ambition.
Two little feet.
~ South Bend has its fourth female pbysi-
clan.
~Feteher makes love to Pauline with his
hands in his pockets.
o0"Decollete" dressss are In fashion for
young ladies Who are ''just coming out"
o0Seven American sculpturesees are in
Rome.
~Ths Colt company has foreign order for
$1,000 revolvers and 60 eating guns.
~They dedicated" . new stable In Boston,
BY holding . ball in IL.
Prussia has absorbed every abe bodied
male school-teacher into the ranks.
- Massachusetts 10 the only state that adj
heres TO the Puritan custom of an election ser-
mon before the Legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10
<adden Death OF . brother Of Cor
missioner Parker.

HEIkNA, MONTANA. Jan. S. y. Parker
~ charge Of the educaucnai iuters.ts Of the
Grow incisps. ard . brother of Colonel ~. =
Parker, CoRRissIOrtr OF Iudian AGairs. eiea
suddenly 81 crys.pCl4s - BSrtnak, hontass
on the 9Th inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10
KILOGRAMS 10 The STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
TERRIBLE CALAMITY.
4 Coelte shtp o. ftre-T1s Chfns~s
DuFued Go Death

BosToN, Jan. io.-A letter, d2-ca RataNia
Novem Der 18th, received in this ci's ~faTrs 'hst
the Italian ship Cnco~s. from ~ tcao fur Cal
lao, WIN coolies, wss set on Ere. Wlgu near Ntp-
crew, Who were saved bv Saa SxiFa .5r sur
One hrndred sad tvs,ve ~ tn rae,ies yer
picked NJ ey tie ship Auan Pore. tae remain
Ger oi them, 40 An uumseT. Z T,sb-l la tae
flames.
Arrived al tia port, theFtesmsr Siberia. fro,.
LIVERPOOL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10
Death oT = promIoent r5ttssarr.,
Dying Of rsrsIy sis.

Pl1TsEUEG. 'sn- i0-Iuhu NcAu'-., Pre-
dent 81 tie Iron Civ Bank. al fnr rl tuv 1rar.
Precedent ~ the Select Council. Sod art D l-f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

IT Was Eu1oRED in New York this morning
j at an Aqua creek beat vas sunk last night
but there is = o truth IN the report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

THE HOUSE COMMITTEE on COMMERCE this
morning had General Schenek's shipping bill
az Ger consideration, and hesrd the argument
OF W. Is. farNell in relation TO our commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

SENATOR ABBOTT. OF North Carolina, claim
hat he was legally reelected by the Legi-la
ture, as the votes east for Governor Vance, who
was ineligible, were, therefore, void.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

Miss MARIA +. BAILEY, OF Maryland. has
been appointed a clerk in the dead letter of re
IF the Post Once Department, vice Miss NJ. l..
Wilson, ssigGed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10
BATCHRLOR's HAIR DYE.

ThIs Splendid HaR Dye u the best In the world.
Ha.mess, reliable, docs not contain
death Avoid the Wanted and dSusiye prerArssoc q,
boosting virtues they DO not possess. The eenuine,
lntaEnished reputation to Uphold ftS ints9rft1 ~
the only perfect Hair Dye-black q Brown hold
y ~ Druggists. ASSlisd ct 10. Bond ssrset. New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

Pain is supposed { be the lot Of "a Door moral
a. inevitable ss death isel and liable nj any time
70 come upon us. Therefore IL IL important that
remedial agents should be at hand to be used on an
emergency, when the seminal principle lodged in
TIE system shsli develop itself and we feel the ex
eIucistng agonies Of pain, or the depressing nfa-
PAS ILLER, whose fame has made the circuit OF
the globe Amid the eternal ices o. the polar regions
or beneath the intoiersbls and burning SUI Of the
tropics its virtues known ard sppreciatei
Under all lstitudes, from the one extreme 10 the
other. suffering humsnity has found relief from
many o lts Ills by its use The wide and broad are
over which this medicine has spread, ettests it's
ysiue snd potency. From a small beginning, the
PAN Miller has pushed e. afusy along, Masking its
own hlshWay, solely by its virtues. such u.tex-
an pied success and popularity has brought Others
OF name - rsurp the coniide, OF the people and
turn II 70 their cwn self hRess and dishonesty but
th,ir Efforts have proved fruitless, while the Pain
hiier isstlii growing in public favor. de8 eo2m
THURSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
Dt Is the best article Tor cleansing and preserving
teeth ssid by all druggists. Price, IS and cents
JOUNENS NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANER re.
stores soiled gloves equal to Sold by all drug.
gists aud fancy goods dealers. Price, cents de5 Iy
THESE FACTs DEMAND IMMEDIATE CON
SlDkRATlOH.- Disease should be guarded az sinst
or II must be cured The alternatives are death or
such consequences AZ render life . burden. Combat
order, requisite the female 81 stem, prom ote tho az
petite. Danish every sign Of dyspepsia rhsums-
tfIn ncresse the vigor OF both body and mind, and
relieve the children q summer Complaints All this
ness by Charles Gsutiers Native Vino Biftsrs: 90
says pc puar Opinion. endorsed by msuy Of the most
eminent ply sacians, who assure Of the mplete
yict9ry OF these over all other B;tters 1t has abso
iutely driven them out Of the market wnsre 1t a.
peen Introduce 0autier's Native Wine 6itters
may be had Of all druggists. os2Sh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10
EVENING STAR
Washington News and Gossip.

internal ERvESUR.-Thc receipts from hi,
source O-day were Sl97 403 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

kfNs WILLrAH, 20 DIR. Russell 10 assured, l.
one OF the most sensitive Den in the world.
ings are 20 acute that his medioal advisers were
obliged 20 forbid his Msiesty's vsits to the
wounded OF the Palace. The sound OF death
march or the sight Of q military funeral pro
duces deep melancholy, and the aspect Of the
battle nclds, on which were won his imperial
crown and the imnortal glory of Prussia and
OF his house and name, has made him sick nigh
hours Aforesaid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

Mr.. HARRIS. (cOlored,) republican candidate
for Congress in the Raleigh y. G., district, will
contest the seat OF Rogers, democrat, who holds
the certificate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

NoTwirAsTASpiHG the intense cold prevail
ing In the South, and the easy acquisition Of ice
ing artificial ice companies in various directions.
In Charleston Q company or this kind has lust
been completed. It has 200 members And Iiii
prosecute the manufacture Of ice upon q very
large scale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

SALE or LAND IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
Mp-Geo. Peter, Esq, has sold to Mr.. Dewalt
Medley's district, belonging 20 the late Robert
Dicks estate, containing about Go acres, for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

TEE complaint comes from almost every
qrarter OF New England that water l. ecarcer
than ever. Wells are drying mp everyw here,
factories are stopping for want OF power, streams
are shrunk to the very lowest water mark, aud
Q general apprehension prevails that the worsf
n not yet Should the winter continue severe
without rain. the dearth Of water uil become
vide sny ead and oerious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

CONSOLIDATION OF REVENUE DISTRICTS IN
MARyLAND.-The i've Internal Revenue collec-
ton districts of Maryland will be consolidated
into three as follows: The fourth and fifth into
one, the second and third into another; the
fret district remaining as at present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

WV NoRE, Jan. To- Postmaster ks.fE .
said 70 Dc dying or Vsralysis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

HASTINGS CHARGES AGAINST JAS RRooKs
hr. Brooks, Of New York, rose 70 a personal
explanation in the House to-day. asking q COM
mittee OF investigation into charges made
against him by Hugh Hastings, editor of the
NeW ioIk Commercial, to the effect that he
(Brooks) was iCbber and corrrptiouist and
mad amaSsed great wealth by his position in
Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

AT THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockho,d
els OF the National Metropolitan Bank. held
this afternoon, the following gentlemen we're
unanimously Reelected dIrecors for the ensuing
wear; John y. Blake, VIM. UTme TlOs Feran
John Hitz, Vim. G.. Metzerott, Wm, u. Todd
a. X Shepherd, j. W. Thompson and Nicholas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

TX SECRETARY SEWARD PARALYzED-Ey-
Postmaster General Randall, who has lust
returned from Japan, whittier ne accompanied
the Hon. VIM. II. Seward, says that TIE veneer
able statesman is suffering from a complete
paralysis OF both arms. so that be Is deprived az
the use fthem. With this exception his health
seems to be unimpared and his mental faculties
al as clear, strong and active a. ever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

NorINATToEs.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations TO the Senate to-dsy:-,Jno
Ia Murphy, to be Associate Justice of the Su
preme Court of Montana Territory. BENJAMIN
r. Tracy, TO be u. :. Attorney for the eastern
district of New York. Nathaniel r. Sargent 70
be Collector OF Customs az Kennebunk, Maine,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

THERE HAS PERN no REDUCTION in the cler-
zeal force Of the Census Office, as has been
reported; the only discharges, about three in
number, recently made being the result OF other
causes than for the purpose OF reducing the
:.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

Sfissre eeils people who drink and smoke,
ga Concord y. H coschmaker Is bui d
ing six coaches for service In the diamond
regisn Of South Africa
~"Jack, your wife il not 20 pepsve as she
USED 70 be-" mo. she has len that on a sa
turned expensive"
- There Is Q bin before the Virginia LseIs-
lature TO change the name Of the State 70 t8e
cod Dominion"
~The Rev. G. K. Cheney, OF Chicago, g.
Church, because while absent on o visit 70 Cal.
fornia he preached in 1resbyteEia1 palP!I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

THR FORCE TO BIZ REDUCKD.-There will soon
he reduction of the clerical force OF the Inter
nal Revenue Bureau by which, about fifty
male and female clerks Will be dismissed. The
recent laws reducing taxation has decreased The
work OF the Bureau, hence the reduction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10
WE EVENING STAR.
sEELlsHsp BsIi.s.: sunday excepted,
sT EHe star Buildings.
OrnFr Pennsylvania Az, aBs srth 90
TBE
EgEtISG STiR AEWSPiPEB CHAPasi.

THk s1Ak n --rsed ~ carriers 10 tteIr SUP
s.riIers in The Ctv aud District 81 TEN CgSTs PsK
vrEE. OF FoETE-EorE CsNrs PEE MONTH COpi--
- the counteT, Two CEST-.
PRlCE Fus SA.LISE force months 81 az
81 A0Hths, SS 90. tIr- ear, % 90 No paper
a. cent frurs. tho r. Ianxe- than paid FOR.
yHF wEEkJT rTAB-pHi3ish-i on Eridsv
koFBas-sI SO yesr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

Me- ". ". CURTIS, chiefof the swamp .livi-
SION OF the Land Office, has been sprointed
chief clerk OF that bureau rae NJ. T. n Howell
resigned. Ar. Curtis Is resident OF George-
town, ana gentleman OF culture, and ability
both IN departmental and literary circles. He
IL me author OF "Ad Interim and Outerim,"
publication which created some interest ~ HI
Time OF the ia hnson- Stanton homes imbroglio
MIR. Howell becomes fourth class clerk Ia the
20 me Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

ZONE FOB YOUR PRIZES.-Every person sit
u ing for Q half dozen Carries de visite draws Q
PRlZx ~ the Cottage Gallery. Gems, Pearls and
Photographs re Gee style. e23 18th street. near
street. den 2Ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

The SAN DOMINGO CoMNIssIov-Thr i'm
rretsion Is quite prevalent in well informed
circles to-day that ex-senator Wade is to be one
81 the Commissioners to San Domingo; aud we
have 10 doubt the impression Is well founded
Indeed, we have good reasons for believing
ance Of the position n the present stains of
the question would justify. MT. Wade is at
Present in the city, and is, We are glad to be
eble TO add, apparently in e1 celIent health
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

THE Or MESSING OF PEIVATE THEATRI
CALS, tHAkAUES AND IiBLEdUX MADE
SPECIALITY having now the largest Ttea.r ri
cal W srtrobe south OF New York.
Psrlor scenery and Curtains for rent
Mr. Donehue's services together with bis Won.
dtrful Child. fcomic singer can be engaged for
Concerts or other entertainments. nol2 Jsrn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10

THE HoCsR MILITARY COMMITTEE to- sv
examined Il. ID. Whitney and MIR. Clancy,
clerks to General Butler, in relation 90 the
management OF the affairs OF the National
Asylum for Disabled volunteers, upon charges
preferred against General Butler, President of
tne Board Of Directors, BY Mr.. Fsrnsworth, OF
III. The examination was conducted by Mr.
farnsworfh on one side, and General Butler on
the other, but nothing OF importance was
brought out in evidence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-22
PRATT,s NEW LIFE

Cures Dropsy, Chr mic and Innammatsry
Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Piles and Dys-
pepsla. Beware Of harsh nauseating compounds
that weaken and constipate the system.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-22
TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO. 81.
AN OR DINANCE TO Provide for the Levy
and Collection OF Taxes In the Town
Of Gold Hill, passed April -, A. ID.
1871,

The Boarl OF Trustees Of Gold Hill 10 ordaln:
SECTION l. An annual al va0rem tax OF one dol.
lar aud :iftr cents Isl 5) on each one hundred dol.
larsls hereby levied and directed to be paid. for town
sOnsl, within the Incorporate limits o the town OF
Gold Hin, made taxable BY the laws OF the State OF
Nevada for State and county purposes. which are now
In force. or which may hereafter be enacted, except
the proceeds of mines. which shall not be subject TO
%taNation: said tax OF one dollar and my cents IL and
sh IL be held to be the SAN as that authorized to be
levied and collected by an Act OF the Legislature OF
the State Of Nevada, entitled Act TO incorpo,
rate the Town OF Gold Hill" approved March ID,
SIC; 2. The fiscal year for the collection OF taxes
Mai be from AMI including the nrst Monday OF
Mayan each year to the trst Monday OF May In
Tue succeeding year.
49, J; The taxes lcyled under the provisions OF
TINS ordinance arc hereby made A lien against the
pIvpeLtN assessed. and q lien shall attach upon the
va. pIopett! ior the tax levied upon the personal
pIoPety ot the owner OF such real property; and
such lien shall attach on the frst DAY Of NAV In
each year. and upon all property then within the
limits OF the vi OF Gold NH, and ali Other nron.
srty whenever IL comes within said limits. AMI ~
lien shall not be satisfied or removed until ali the
taxes are paid. or the property has actually vested
In a purchaser under a sale for taxes.
SIC. 4. All property Of every kind and nature
whatsoever within the town Of Gold Hill, shall be
subject to taxation as In this Ordinance provided.
except such property as Is exsmpted nom taxa
SEC. S. The terms real estate" "or real prop
erty" and personal property. when used In
this Ordinance. shall be deeLlea anu taken 70
In Section 5 OF an Act OF the Legislature OF the state
Of Nevada entitled AN Act to provide Revenue ior
the support OF the Government OF the state Of Ne
':da" approved March Sth. isSS =, MAJ an,
the nrst Monday In August In each and every year.
except when otherwise directed by resolution or