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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-01-26

EB- "Tbe Butterfly" new brand, the
best cigar for 5 Cents to be found I'M this city,
equal to more than one-half the cigars for
which dealers charge 10 cents TO be had at
MooRE's Drug Store only If.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-01-26

Two good and convenient dwelling hous-
es on George Street, between Delaware Ave-
nue. and Perry Street, for rent on very reas-
enable terms. Inquireof Wilson Bray. No.
II York Street. Lambertville, N. j: j.l2,tf.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-01-26

- RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, LUMBAeo,
Sciatica, Rheumatism, Gout, Nervous and Kid
ney diseases, positively guaranteed cured by
DR.. Filters Rheumatic Remedy. MOORE, Agt.1
Lambertville. july2S-1y
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-01-26

Messrs. Cooper s. Hewitt, Of the Durham
Iron Works, are making all necessary prep
arations for blowing-in their new blast fur-
nace The employees about the works and
those who expect to get employment, are re-
ioicing at the prospect Of having steady work,
for with the furnace in blast things will be
lively in old Durham. This new furnace,
which has taken the place of the two old ones,
is said to be the second in size to the largest
blast furnace In the State Of Pennsylvania,
and is calculated to produce fiearly dohble
the quantity of iron that both the old ones
did. To keep 1t in operation over one hum
dred tons Of iron ore and seventy-five tons Of
COAL besides the limestone, will have to be
dumped in every "a hours.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-01-26

MAsoNIc.-The Grand Lodge of Free and
Accepted Masons met in Trenton on Wednes-
day and Thursday of last week. They had a
large and harmonious session. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year :
Marshall B. Smith, Grand Master; j. L. De
La Cour, Dept, G.. NJ. julius G. Fitzgerald,
s. G.. Warden Hamilton Wallace, j. G..
Warden Charles Becbtel, Grand Treasurer
Jos. ii Hough, Grand Secretary T. H. r..
Redway, Dept. Grand Secretary Rev. N.
Petit, Grand Chaplain S. V. G. Van Rensel-
lear s. G.. D. NJ. NJ. Drohan, J. G. d. :;
Charles Russ, Grand Marshall b. B. Acrigg,
and S. NJ. Youmans, Grand Stewards. Heber
Wells, Grand Instructor; Charles Schulhaus,
Grand Sword Bearer; r. Van Iderstine,
Grand Pursuvant Amos Howell, Grand
Tyler.
District Deputy Grand Masters-=Wm
Hardacre, Thomas s. Stevens, w. +. Amess
j. r. Stewart, r. M. Stiles, Henry Veshlage,
Marcus Higginbotham.
Visitor to German Lodges-Edward Cooler.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-01-26
CAPT. JACK TURNS POET.

Mount Airy, N. j., Jan. s5th, 1876:
History will record the gallant deeds of val
or performed by our citizen soldiers at the
battle of the Frog years after we who
were denied the honor and glory of that oc-
casion, shallhav been'erased from the roll of
recollection and passed, into that undiscovered
country from whence no traveller returns, and
none will appear more conspicuous than the
brave and illustrious King Philip, of Lambert
vile, who returned from the field Of battle
with his sabre stained red from point to hilt,
in token of the blood be split -
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-01-26

tB- Rich Black Silks, Cashmere finish,
Black Cashmers fine quality and good color +;
also the LLAMA Brand " black Arpacas and
pure Mohairs, superior make at R. II. VAN
HoRS'ss Sept. 20.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-01-26

tB- Edwin Johnson, OF Upper Wakefield,
Bucks Co.; Pa, was awarded first premium
on Plymouth Rock chicks, at the poultry fair
which closed on Tuesday, the 18th inst.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-01-26

rE- Considerable interest is now being
manifested on the part of the unconvcrted,
in New Hope, and the extra week-night SER
vices are still in progress at the NJ. E. Church.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-01-26

gB- Beware of limitations. The only seam
less, double-steel, pure whalebone CORSET,
can be had for s8 to Sf.50 at VAN HeRN's.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-01-26

Rubber Boots and Shoes resoled and
mended durably, and made. waterproof, at
little expense, by J. Helms, So Clinton st.
a. 90. ct.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-01-26

Solid Walnut Marble-top Bed-R Room Suits
for only $5s, at Titus, 40 Coryell Street,
Cab and see them.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-01-26

eE- "The Punch " cigar, an old favoritej
6 for twenty-five cents, at MoonE's Drug
Store. If.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-01-26

BANK ELECTION AT the annual election
for Directors Of the Hunterdon County Ma
tional Bank, on Tuesday last, the following
gentlemen were chosen
G. Bartles, J. G. Hopewell, VIM. T. En-
cry, Judah Higgins, Joseph II. Higgins,
Runlsle Rea, p. p. Quick, Andrew Vansickel,
Peter S. Daley, VIM. II. Rsler, David Van
Fleet, John g. Readings and Avery Parker.
The Board then proceeded TO the election
of Bank officers as follows
President--C. Bartles.
Vice President. G. Hopewell
Cashier-C. G. Durham.
Teller. b. Hdpewell
Clerk. E. Thatcher.
Attorney--Jobn T. Bird.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-01-26

sar The best, fitting ready-made SHIRTS,
can be had at R5'1IfvXk HoRN's.* ~
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-01-26
NEW HorE AND nUcxs COUNT, "a.

eB Several black bass were caught in the
canal, at Centre Bridge, a few days since.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-01-26

RAILROAD ITEM.--The new Longwood
Valley Railroad, which is torun from H'gh
Bridge to Chester, will be in working order in
very short time. The chief engineer Cook
Talcoot, Esq, is having the work of track lay
ing, etc, done in satisfactory manner and
his skill Is much commented upon. A por-
ton of the road leading out of High Bridge is
completed, and on Tuesday last train was
put upon it and run backwards and forwards,
attracting all the Inhabitants of the place to
the scene The people of High Bridge and
vicinity are greatly interested in the success
of the road. Messrs. Donahoe & Shields, of
Pennington built large part of tire road, and
of course that isa sufficient guarantee that the
work is well done.-Hunterdon Democrat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-20
'PsfIoXTio. ron "a sxTTEIT. LII I.
iia NOTICE Ne. 3eS. is.d s.sias
q. r. ssrvsy Ne. iia.

r1 ., LAND loYylUk, CARSON cirr,
" Nevada. ksrsh 20. isJs. .-Nuucs 10 hssv.
by givea that the hides uosd and silver Mining
sSg.sJ spSrs,,s, " s.f.sa.:s 4 ,,a ..:..s
California. sDd ebosc fost of1rs addrsss sSd
vrissital place of buslLe.s IL ban fnLeIpco,
csilfonis, has this day. By Thomas Dsvne, ~
supsrihtsld.ni. nads applIcaiioh fur USitsd
Ii,Tj h,ssss fest Of tbs Uoid nili Lssys ,osSss.
ulss kaowa - the Coms,oeS LodeI, b~sring
silver and gold. together with suifses Ervand
~ fess IN width, situate, lyins and bsins In
tiss Lower Gold lliil Mining Distnci, btoiey
SSsirS.,sd % M "a % she f.id n rv.ss ssd ma os,sisi Lar
- q. B.turvsy " Let No. liz. IN ssetion 3,
4 OvnshIp IL north, VI kanRs ~ sssl hegus
Disblo hasiidisn, The exterior boshsafiss of
ssia let No. III ssinE - iciiovs, 40 wer Be-
Ia. : rcd whlek runs vsst VI cd 0vsr.
Iz,an hst-sipg vosbsi tbsscs ispnine tron
ssid p,st h.. Pirst touns-sSuth u dsgrvss
wsst ~ fsst, 70 psss nafksd No. .. u. b. eus.
wy No. III. s.sr old v,einsn h1isiins vo.Aa- .
oev fs,s. " psss nxhsd No. = Y. = sayvsJ
No. III. 1hsscs. third eourss-Nerth ~ de-
grsss sast u1 fact, 70 poss mArksd Ne. Z. q
v. y. burvsy no. III, ard vlsnes beers The
seuthwsst eosper post No. of U. -. survey
s.iths.ss eoss.r of ..e.,oa 9. 1eun.tig 70
nsrh. Rsnss % ssst. hssns Dtsbis ssi6tsa,
north ot dsSrs>s " intantss sass, distans 80
fsst. Thsscs. running frvm said post ~. q
Fourth eoufss-kusth q dsyfvss wsss ~ IRA.
q Po:s no. ,. the pelu. o. IsgiLnins.syst.,n.
tfus nsrtdisS-- masnssic varialion. ~ dsyrsss
% minutes east.
rms cisim 10 bousdsd en The nssthssss By
the begrrsAtsd relehef Compsnyis Y. b. burvsy
ram mi.ing aim aid by tbs Overpsn Iin-
iuu lIyiuishy a clalnl. u which N cOysll a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-20
JOHN cRocxKry. ssers.sr,.
NoTlcE.

A STOCK DIVIDEND mas lnEN lx.
:isS ;:s;f dyI.Pssg 3 y; ;S.IA
s'i; ! sIsxa 4 HiaiSa COMPANY Iios % .sss @ ~
ever share II slsef 10 the julia Company.
81 skAoldsis IN The ysiis Company ean set
lh.ir pro rsis q s,aes y ths Msra c.zp.,y:
MONDAY. April ., 1913. Booss ef tbs yslia
Company Vii 10 ellssd on honday, April ~,
hs srI rIai a'''' A. NOEL. ss.rs,asy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-20

TOWARD the eloss Of ball In Paris.
the other night. . young lady who WAS
pas.ionatsly fond of dancing was AAksd
BY her mother 10 prepare for the car
riage. "Only this last waltz" entreat-
cd the young girl. and she glidsd away
with her partner. Suddenly hs cried
out with horror. The young girl had
died while In his arms. and hs vs
waltxing with corpse. .>.r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-20
pIVioGMp noTlol.

nFIIcE IMPERIAL. silver MINING
~, 9GsiasI p ss.s =. .!ssi.s ss' e i. % Sss,s !.
Truslsss q TIE sssvs.ansa coaRany. held
this dsy, . Cash pividsad vas deela.ed. Day
shis % MONDAY, TIE I'm insaat vtsA ipss
q Consoiidatsd Imperial Min1n1 Company
stock. frsssfss bssks elosss1 ,ksss ,. =. this
' s.,a w pnAn. sss~s.y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-20

War fountain Of blss~ing II COW!
She IL the mother Of bssf. the soures OF
butter, the original cause OF cheese. to
say nothing Of shoes. horna hair.
combs, and leather. A gentle. amiable.
~yer.yisltling creature, Who he's no Joy
In her family Affairs which abe does not
share with man. We rob her Of hsr
mill. and ws only care for her thsi ths
robbery may be perpstuAted. .........
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-20
sIooKNoLpERs, MEETlNo.

AIoriCR-NITcuKLL aoi D tnDelLv.K
IN ninlps c0mI any, Of j0o,d LII pisiiiet.
sssrey eoanty, Nsvsds. PhLcipei plsss o. bu-
dp.ss esn Yfineisco. A NJ eting 81 The siosk.
hoIdsrs of ID company VII bs hs,a IN noosn
q, No. %. NsniEonsfy stnss. ran tnneiso'
q, ~ s,ertiou Of Birvetnrs and ID ption 81 Ny.
ISva - ths transs<ii VI vi e bs,lnsss.
ny order. sr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-20
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

NYyIcx or THE BfICHkR sfLvhk
" NislAg .c.npady. Room 81 Hayvsr1t
Bailding, tis CAlfiornls street. tan frsLeI,so,
CsiifosSis. A. 10 meeting sf Tbs Board of rvs-
tsss u the sbovensmed compAa,, held this
Ons I'M Dollar per shars We declared, paysbis
on Monday. tie 10Th instant. Trnnsfsr books
elossa % "Wednesday. tie ah instant, u -
o:,gsi .ssi,, = JOHN cnocxKry. SECRETARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-20

pA,ssKL poROrnY.

pAAsKL pokOrnfF ~Ifr
Oh p,.s.i D sso.S, / Dorothy al. ''.
ssrssss q The gin that ! 80 10 ,oa.
o.eh { an q nsvsr KlzG. l1LU
osvs " dsasSiss - - niEAt BRING
An n SsaIps q haart and hApd. q
an NJ tftis 10 hoa~s and iAnd
Ioshss anA sistss. ssd ehiiA asd vile.
AaA Jog "a ssoSs. 81 dsaiA - hei
EUVO1 & . =
What n Q hnsdrsi yssss 80.
TAoss eiessshst iips had ansvsred hoi
whsn fosth tAs srshaloua yssstioa 80
Thsi euua o. naiAsn ~ Nsrnsa paos.
Ara unAsr tks Sssds TIT iooa - sffii
rhs boisos ssslisa with the bosoan's thriii'
HAould b. I, " voaid 10 10
Oae tenth ano,he., 70 nj . tshths ns' -,,l,
ssft is ths sraih q maidsn's rssi .
Not the light sossanss s,iss VII 49,
Bat nsvsF . cssis thas IA - Ne.
TnrousS All The ositiss cf wave I'D blasl
And never ss eeho q spcsen sna -.
ThAs iivss IN ths basbiiaa STR % teG
Thsrs vsss tsss ia ths voice nAi ~s"ps
x.u nsy S..r ssA-y h hsaarsa .ss.
Oh isAy "a isvss. hsv fsiat and hf.
Your t,aess hossr--sai here ve Afe.
Hohd anA se1nlsG b - nd b,es
Rdusrdis "a ! orsssy's all their own
A soo.ily rpeoed fSr tirns ~ shoe
on syIIahls spoksn 20 ions 40
Rhali Sls1.ysa Opsnkhy. % ienf.vs 3 Ci
Ter the tender whispss that ma live,
: = = \ --0tis~ Hssdsf Ao1,fs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-20
NOTICE.

NvYIcE ,EGRHoATED coLEDoxfA NiE.
ZINC ConPAhY.-The nsv stotk of the
ptosikoldsry are boti6ed 70 call q ths oines
apd rscslys he iperssss q phsrss. rfIil nlf
d. I. THOMAS. sservtary..
Room q nsy.s,d'. sS.,disE. <is osliis,.iA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-20
DIViDGup NOTICE.

OYYrcR OF rnR CONSOLIDATED VIM
VI Rinla Misine Company. San rranclseo.
CSitlsrnIa. April s. is1s.-Aa . meeting Of ths
board o. frlssess u the sesvsnsned cou-
pany, hsId this day. divldssd tNe. 20 ofISo
y. TUnDkY, tks lin inslsat Trsns1sf
sooSs eiossd until the titn tnse.nt.
apS IN CHAD. y. y1on. eeerstayy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-20
NOTICE IN BANKRuPToY.

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT or TnE
i United siaies, In and for the District of
Hsvsda. .-ln BANKRUPTCY Notice o, appoint.
nssnt Of Assignee. 1hs under,isnsd Lssby
mestins Of ersdiioss. a. Assienss of the EsiAio
Of knMA n, KNAPP and EhhA KNAPP,
Iankrupts. Of the County Of Storey. btais of
Nevada, within said Distrief. uho hsvs bssn
sdjudksd bsnkrspts ueen ih.i, ssn petition.
YIfriaia. 10Y. March q, is1s. ssi1s I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-20

Mons cross-sireets are needed In vir-
einia City.
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sIocKNoLpGRs' MEITiNo.

NJOTnR.-THE ANNUAL NKETlH0 oY
N lbs Lsfy Washington Mining tempary
vhi - hsll . TIE emes Of NE Son psay, hcsm zen
fosnis, os Monday. the ID csy of APRIL. ISIS,
at two (5) o'clock ?. H.. for ths fketion o.
Trustees 10 serve for The rhsuinG ysaf. apd sueh
Other busiasss - nay propsfiy sons bsf"fs
zoe r,is,S % n. T.. THOMAS. ssers,sry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-20
NOTICE.

oyyrcg OF THE danny GOLD AND
Oy' rsss .,.s q GsTsssy ssn sss':sSd os .sd
ca,'insHsp sisss nospzY. zpi ! ia. q: s:y i.,a. %
- nsner 1ojl and fiiwr NiiinT Company's
stoek vii b rsady fef delivssy 70 stoekholdsss,
IN he propostiea of fous shares Of hsv issus
10 oss q Cd iseas. - i
2. s:ss q osS q si:.f ssIssss q Eis!:i: ::s..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-20

81: Il 3: 8 :ss:: !; y s :.:: s.
shovise eose ef advsrtisibG. ~ nTt
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a HOUSE WIFE sxvm Rooms. WELL
A nnrnishsd - dssirsA,y lssAAsA y oold
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-08

TotaL L.................
Summary for the Year 1872:
General Duplicate Charges, Feb.
ruary SeLtiement, 1871 80.
General Duplicate Charges, Aug
ust Settlement, l813.. .......,...
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70 postage and expressage lof mohtn o1 rcD-
ruery, SO s0 1890
10 Forrest. kramer = ~ 81, 49, as.Die = =
10 professional servIces ~ vsrieu Gases n 71-
perfor ana oupreHe sSosfa's, Z y ~ go ~. ..s 4,
professfonai seryiccs Is In s1serso 20 81
Courts. In case No. %. ~ siss 81. .a,
H- 10 Jonn Newel, 70 80 p1d =,
a., s1so A'ae D''''fe' 49, =,
va ~, Jsroh E,euretrpr n, a uajr shoes for
,,,,s,,,,srs :, 4 ou,ty Jeil. x1s.
III. Spo n. tsreiwe Ss,e,o' 10 clothiuQfo for prs-
aners \, q ,sa,nfv Jaii ns sser hill. SlH,61 g' u
p7e In Il ri. i.ampinr Il Co.. 10 soap for
Cnuyt .bonse az ner hIII s16 8D
I9TN r., N,.l,oIs Paren ,soa q Com rany. to two
ha .rt,is M smr saan FAR I,,,,Iss. 40
i7s-Io r. nis1.sasa,iv 81 Co 10 yarnisi. brush.
sasb. tool. &c. for CoilrI. house. $40 Al - =
I79-To Il. Vil,er. Ia half dozen combs for
Eourt-boase "a per hi. III ~
lsl~,Po Vim. a IN, ~ to ,,yo dozan braou.a
for Sonrt .i,oa.e. "a. " w '- 'uo~''. ~ 'o'''
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Total ...........,............ ss.264,3ll 50
Year lS67-August Settlement. 1872.
General duplicate. ~. sS,1ss,saO q
Arrears Of Personal Property:
Taxes OF the year 16T...$ 40 95
Taxes Of the year 1S70... 1871 Ss
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-08


wHncl was anSeu fo2 ci' oss 9slng ss. u
salned from Jonn 6efa9 t.sk-tfeas9Iefj, t.sk,, Ill ~
st.tement of Auditor. This is . mistake. THe
ptesehs aSasuIs appS"gea appg s,sos.s ~ ~
which WAS not knvWn stthe time: hence the
eupposition--Gerke TO be liable for that
hmetn@
Ine sum OF $tO bS4 SS Sfemaining In hands OF
Treasurer was not charged by Auditor until
tne y. Augass y al., Sesstement ss NJ iot
IN lnascertaihi0g cue erue coliection6f Treas
nrer in coniormiy Mah .aat An1iegrss charxes w Is
ieav 10 .Sssa as eoIiecseg | hv Eent"ni i'e NJ II
GerKe Is entitled to refunier from the pres-
eht Treasurer for said SUN Of $635 VI.
pvn. prrsrY A s,taN
hhoApiTULATioN
Of the loreR ,in9 summaries OF Ireasuners COZ :
ieetions an1 Auadsgrs, Snaf ges OF taxes ior Inc
Years ISto' ioH, ioeS' ics' ano ios4.
1907. J. MAYER.
oyregtta a,,,o,,y,t or eoiIact;ouq "a 7ag 7q6qu
ASi5r1lGate an,,ttIht sof NriliitoTsa eli a,.,et,s
H.7sIy;9 40.
kesld,,e 1T final; l;setrleu emf 4si8Q0
) Resiuae February 4. is1o, s4,Slc o.
ls1b--F J,MAyKx. saaa gl
AqQrerate amount of eolleetious sst.a aQq s,G94.
AgSrevate amounx Of Auditor,s icri,,rue es.
e4.s95, ,655 o. s1T I9g- I
Z Resiiue. at final settlement. 9g,655 le.
Z tkesidue February al 1877. 81 6sa lg.
,ora -, - .a
& A0'ST'ohH S&hhS.
Ag9reRhte Hmouht Oh col eetione. 1, ,U0o.ol 4OD.
Aggregate anoant of Auditors charges,
N.0DS.2 % 81 .s.sst.. ys--
( Residue at final settlement, s559448.
Residue February 4, 1876 So,534 49,
fs13Eyous rrRKr
i 80 \, - o-, =,
i enggre8ats aInouns VI coiiectionS, $a,ogt.v'uU'
% agg AggrSsase g1s amount OF Aualtors charges,
s4;oo9, 'os os. ,..,...,o,,.. +, g.,
aesiuue az nnai isettiement, Wy, S6e w.
o., Amonnt ~ cnaigen sunsequentiy by Auditor
ivr ~ ettXs i i0uhu. vu,. s.,loi o ~. No., ss1
aesiuue hepruary y lS1e, $lS.0s6 %.
sEo AZ 1s74-7B. H. FENToN W rs -
Aggregate amount Of coli eet,ons "a aas. .T96 "a
Z Aggregate amount of Authors charges,
4.69J. a64 ~ ....ya -
Hesldue at nnal settlement, $5s46O 66.
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Total. .,.........,....
Summary for the Year18H:
General Duplicate Charges, Feb
-fuafy settlement, 1875 ..........
General Duplicate Charges, Au-
} gust Settlement, 1876.
TotalDuplicate.
Arrears of Personal Property of
years 1870, 1871, 1879, 1873, collect-
ed atFeb. Settlement. 1875, 80.
Arrears OF Personal Property Of
1873, collected at August Settle
ment, 1873.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Saturday. Feb. 10, 1876
| The Board met at the usual hour, all the
members present; also L. w. Goss, County
solicitor Minutes Of previous meeting read
and approved.
In thematter OF the petition Of Paul schuster,
VIM. Parvin, and others, TO set OF q separate
A petition Of certain electors Of Columbia
Township, Hamilton County, Ohio, to set of
separate election precinct In said township
was this day presented to this Board, and it
and Anthony Brown that SAID petition. is
signed by majority OF the electors OF that
part Of Columbia Township, in SAID petition
described, and William Parvin. Daniel An-
fdrews and III. w. Taylor having filed ab0fid
in the sum OF Two Hundred Dollars, con-
ditioned according to law In such case made
and provided, and the same having been
|approved, 1t 10 hereby ordered by. this Board,
Saturday. March II, 1876. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
lat the Commissioners office, In the Court
house, at Cincinnati Ohio.
/ And tho Auditor is hereby directed to cause
tion and the time ixed upon for such action to
be published In accordance with law, and also
70 cause notice to be served upon the Trustees
LOT Columbia Township at least ten days prior
to the time fixed for snch actions
ON motion Of Mr Safer. the proposition OF r.
2. Phillips. 20 protect the south abdtment OF
the bridge above Lockland, on the old HanliI-
ton Road. in Springfield ToWnship, Tor the
SUN W Wati pot Hercns HhV unnerpin bQe east
wing for 81 81 per perch, was accepted. Baum
gardner aye, Hopper aye, Safer aye
By Mr.. Safer; Resolved, That the County
Auditor be. and is hereby authorized and dfi
rooted TO draw his warrant on the County
Treasurer 81 favor D. D. Mannix, attorney for
II. A. Quinn, manager Of certain Catholic
schools, for the sum Of one thousand and 4 ifty-
nine and eleven one huhdfedths ($l,O59 1ll dol
Lara amount Of taxes erFone6usly charged and
collected IN years lNl and lS72, on part
Lot No. II, Cutters subdivision, 13x
feet. northeast corner Mound and
Blachley and others subdivision, At feet east
side Mound street, said premises being exempt
from taxation, a. appears from statement sub
mitted TO this Board. Carried. Baumgard-
neE aye, Hopper aye, Safer aye. -s.
BY Mr. Baumgardner: Resolved, That the
County Auditor be and he ID hereby authorized
and directed TO draw his warrant on the Coun-
~ Treasurer In favor Of ". Il. n 9. L. Wiet-
stone for the sum g swenty-eigbt dollars and
twenty shye cents (S28 2s), amount OF taxes err
rone0paly charged and COLLECTED on 3K acres
Of land adjqjnlng the corporation Of Carthage,
MiIlcreek ToWnshfp, the same haying been
twice charged, as appears from s1a tcment s.,br
1nitted 70 tilis Beard Carried. RAumgardncrj
saSssI " Sfiii sAsassSss2 ssssasss
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Total
Year 1SM-August Settlement, Il
General Duplicate. .......
Arrears OF Personal Property:
necember tax of ear'73i$'1,2.4 18
j une tax of year 1873. IS. 4,6l4 81
eLt $5,sSs. 80
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Total. .................s.......s 81, lS1 ,s4s IL
Summary for the Year 1871:
General Duplicate Charges, Febru-
airy Settlement, 1872. .$2,244,562 81 |,
General Duplicate Charges, Aug.
settlement 1874 ........ 2,lss, 800 "a |