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g. =. GxRARDEY'S
C5a1@1aeaar OF
Auction Sales Of Real Estate, Stocks, Etc.,
No TAHa PLACE Ar THIN
IN. CHARLES Auction EXCHANGE,

3ks gAAAMAsB9 6bNAAAES b4AAsssff"Hs
Saturday, Aprli vA@lFer the succession Of Anf
Bfnulair Of als@1he twosHtory ffemt
dwelling, No aoI, nafonne' between Cal
For ti,s ia a nna Nall 81 the late TheophiuH
Nash@ The lrs! alasa Thtte r. nfi ,,L
Residences. DESIGNATED Ply the Nos, ~.
81, Joseph street, 2l5 and 2lT Oafonaele
etrest and forming the northwest corner
pf uaFpndelet aud ~: JoHeph streets
Choice homes for afiatoefatie end pro-
feepional residence. safe and productive
Investment
For lie succession Of A. weiHe-The Double
Tenement Frame Cottage on Washing
ton between III. Patrick and VI. Denis
atfeeta that spacious prpperty. forming
The s9ntheast corner q Pesdid9, i. am NJ
Franklin Streets known az Bleakley :
carriage Works, aud b.. The Nos. iib and
III rsrdlao street, u double tehement
fsw ses 'f,e e sesy 'Y sas pvsasa
char mingly located on the =. W. corner
81 ", CHARLES and Efato streets as-si 4.
mated by the Nos. ete. s41 and s4SA Ut
s~ssrasy, ssii ito pay mortgage BY con,
sent Of parties, the Double Tenement
s corner o II seeoaS and It, David srees
The. Twosatory Frame Dwelling, No agT
First. between Dryades and bt Denis
-Four tine bulldog l.ets forming the north.
west CORNER Of ~ DAVID and Fret gtreets
and and II second IN srs ssS aa e ~ Francis
THAT choice Investment. Store and Cottage
Property, forming the southwest corner
of Bafenne and Third streets. known by
the Mes, ass, gal and go Baronne st!eet,
and by the Nos. gts. ITO aud Bfa Third
street,
The handsome and meHernly arranged two
story Brick Dwelling, with three lots,
Ne On Constance. between Thala and
1Ifatp streets.
The subetaniiai ana spacious three-s,ory
grisk Dwelling, known az the late
Mace !" Inatitiite, on Bourbon. Between
IT. Louis and Toulouse streets
For terms and full particulars, see official nnd
descriptive advertisements and plans ut the
office Of the AuctIeaeer, III Camp street.
fnhaT Ct
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seeena Day-Tuesday. An itt0.

FIRST RAGE hfee4auarter of mile for
all ages club purse. 5000 of which sl5o to first
horse. $40 10 second horse, $40 to third.
SECOND HAGE@post Stakes. for oil ages
two mile bests 4a5 entrance. y. D., with $500
added Of which s4oo to first horse, 600 to see-
end.
THIRD HACE=one mile, with 100 pounds on
each, three years old TO carry their proper
weights. pounds allowed to mares and geld
inas club purse 5000 Of which sibU TO first
horse, sJo to second. $40 TO third.
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first nay--saturaay. April Y. 1877.

FIRST Hurdle Race, two miles over
eight hurdles, club purse. 1850. of which 2He 10
fret horse, siDD TO second.
SECOND HAGE-fhe fickwiek Stakes, mile
heats for three year elds sat entrance. D. ..
with s40p added Of which $500 to first horse.
sioe 10 second horse.
THIRD HACE@Two miles for NIL ages. club
purse $500. Of which $500 To first horse, sT5 to
second horse and sac TO third horse
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a CARD.
lgOIREPoNDENCE.1

Charles Pope, ESQ, Varieties Theatre:
DEAR sta@Ths undersigned desire to tsndsr
you complimentary and farewell benefit prior
to your departure from New Orleans.
Al q gentleman and artist closely Identified
with our city In the days Of Its prosperity and
as one ever striving to maintain tho purity and
supremacy Of the legitimate drama. we deem
tho tribute We desire to convey ms sminsntiy
due to you.
Trusting that your future engagements may
enable you 10 accept our offer. and relying upotl
the warm cooperation OF our fsilow.ciitgsns.
we remain
Your friends and obsdient servants
WIN Steven, w A Robertson.
q ID Green. Hswfft
q Payne. Henry q Hester,
schroeder, w y Blakemore.
Leopold Christ. Schultz.
Andrew Foster Elliott. d Maseroye.
w ] j Armstrong. NJ Carroll,
Joseph Hornor rdpseamb.
Louis Wi'z. aeorge II Brnuebp.
II Horia, W r vaudry,
J W Fairfax, Matber. Jr..
A WARD, Samuel NJ Todd.
John . Hainsy. GA Banford.
WIN. u. whitaker. r. II. Whitaker.
A. d. Shepard. And others
VARIETIES TrtrATnp d
New Orleans. March 40. isgT.s5
To Mssgrs. Will Stevens, o. y. Green r.
Willis t. O. Payne. Harrison Waits. and
others.
Gentlemen-Permt me 10 thank you for tbs
worry pleasing and complimentary manner in
which yeur tender Of benefit to me IL made.
and 10 express my thanks for the ofYer itsslf.
Tho artists highest reward Ia Appreciation ON
tho part OF an educated and discriminating
public. and this have always received from
the people Of New Crleans.
lsincerSly trust that renewed prosperity wifi
come upon your goodly city, md that whom
come again. peace and eontentmeut will reign
throughout tho State.
With profound gratitude accept your Find
offer. and respectfully designate THURSDAY
EVENING. April 9Th. for the proposed compit.
mentary and farewell benefit with high re-
gard. am your obedient servant,
CHARLES POPE.
On which occasion will be presented the sub
lime play Of
20 conclude with the comedy Of the
OLD GUARD.
Mr.. Onorato and other leading amateurs witl
Sppo'"' apf
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FIRST nAGE-one mile and quarter with tot
pounds on each three year olds to carry their
proper weight three pounds allowed TO mares
and geldings. Club purse $500 Of which $3.50 TO
first horse, $40 to second. $40 to third.
SECOND RACE The Cottrii Stakes, for three
year olds: s15 entrance. y. pe with 500 added.
One mile and half. First horse $500. second
horse fioo Winner Of The Piakwigk Stakes to
carry seven pounds extra.
Third RACI-Consolatie Raoe. one mile.
for horses that have run and not won during
the meeting. Club purse s2Oa. of which $50 to
first horse, Gao to second. $40 to third.
FOURTH RAGE=Four mile heats. for all
ages. Club purse 1900. first horse to receive
500. second e2on
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The people are still paying their taxes
to the Nichols government. Yesterday
the President of the North American
Life Insurance Company, an institution
with seven millions Of capital. tele-
graphed Col. Marshall J. Smith. the
agent of tho company Ia this CITY. TO
pay the licenses and taxes due here to
the Nichols government
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srHCIAL NOTICE.

OFF1oH STATE TAX COLLECTOR
Second District No. ~ Royal street, Mer-
chants Exchange UP stairs. March 49, I'LL
All persons within the limits Of the second
District owing licenses and capital taS are
hereby notified that the office for the collection
Of said taxes IL now opened.
T. l.. BOUNY,
smh2B u State Tax Collector,
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Third Day=wedne.day, April II.

FIRST HACE@0ne mile and one eighth for
all ages club purse $500. Of which s22b 10 first
horse sbp to second, ssb to third.
SECOND RACE-Three miles. for all ages
club purse $50 Of which sioo to irst horse 800
TO second, s4p 10 third.
THIRD HACIt-Mile heats, for all ages club
purse slon of which 800 to fret horse. $40 to
second
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

QFFteH Stare TAX GoIdEcroH.
Third District. Parish Of Orleans. !
March ~, 1877.
All persons within the limits Of the Third
District ewing License and Capital Tax are
hereby notified that the office for the collection
Of said Taxes il now opened at No. If Tspla-
made street. 3. II. PROCTOR,
tnh3gT IT Etate Tas Cnlart1r
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0Fr1GH ETATn TAN COLLECTOR. !
First District, New Orleans,
March nth, 1877.
The receipts given by MIR. d. 9. PAYNE. FOR
amounts advanced for the support Of the eov-
eminent by the liberal and patriotic citizens OF
this city, win be received as CASH In the pay
ment Of TAXES and LICENSES at this Office.
u. A. BURKE
mhtsU Tax ColIartor
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CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
SPECIAL SESSION.

Cry HALL. NHw OHtHAts, |
| Monday. April y. 1877.
:s.e Counel met this day nj LIDO o'clock p m. In
special session.
PRESENT. Hon. nd. P.isbury, Mayor, presiding,
and Administrators Brown, Cavanae Denis.
Diamond. Edwards, MeCaiiiey and 1sengsteffr
| The Mayer stated that he had convened the
Council for The purpose Of considering the follow
ing resolution
by MIR. Diamond and adopted unanimously
the yeas and nays having been called
"Hesoluion assuming full control OF the police
department aud fire alarm and police telegraph.
aud continuing the present police force until
further action Of the Council
On motion Of Mr.. Diamond the Mayor was res
auested TO notify The Chief Of Police Of the action
OF the Council.
The Council then adjourned.
ANDREW ]. BACON. Assistant Heeretaty,
CITY ORDINANCES OFFICIAL.
MAyoaA LIT or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. April ., 1877.
No. Observation-Disclosures teries.l
Resolved That the Mayor and Administrators
Of the city Of New Orleans, acting under the pro-
visions of act No. g5 Of General Assembly Of the
Htats Of Louisiana. do assume full control OF the
Police Department and Of the fire alarm and po-
ee telegraph.
And further that the present police force will
be continued on duty until The further action OF
the Council.
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of New Or.
leans, April q. 1B77.
Yeas-Irown. Gavanae Denis. Diamond, I'd.
wards, McCsiffey, HenHstetfI,
lib. plLsBuRY, Mayer.
true copy.
ANpHEw ]. BACON. Assistant Secretary.
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WANTED--A SITUATION AZ A TRAVEL
" ing Agent for. n Drug House. by q man
who Ia IN giliar with the business and has ex=
tenstye acquaintance In Louisiana, Mississ IN pi
and Texas. Hest New Orleans references given
Address Ca Mississippi City Miss. NH
WANTED - BY A SOBER AND INDUS
W tious young man q situation as Watch
man. Porter, Salesman or Driving OF any kind !:
In the country II desired. Address w. O.. DEM
o1rat Office. fs7bif
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In all club purses entrance free. aud In all
such purses walk. entities q horse TO first
money only. and horse diHtaneing tho field
entitled TO frat money only.
Members are notified to call for their badges
at the Office. 10 Carondeet street.
The races will commence at . o'clock p. m.
In case OF pontponement on account of tho
weather. a pennant will be displayed from the
office Of the club 10 Carondelet street
Quarter stretch badges for meeting .,....s13 90
Day badges ..,.....,.. ss..a.............,... 90
Adtniaston to club stand, ....,.,... ....... 4 90
Admission to field. ......... ..4s.......t., on
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

FOR the Lake - once ef New Orleans
City Railroad Company No. 134 Canal street..
New Orleans, April |. 1s7f.-Fr6m this date trains
for the Lake will leave the city nj and O'Clock
u. M. agd every hour thefeafteI until o,eleek
.. IN, The Inst train will leave the Lake End at
gocl9ck 3. III. G. O, LEWIS, Bsefetary.
tpt 1T
Louisiana r,eves saislsany@1s Car0a=
delet stfeet-New Orleans, March AZ, 1BT7AThe
regular annual election Of twelve directors OF
this company, to serve during the ensuing year,
will be held at this office between the hours Of
II ~ m, and II. IN, on SATURDAY. AnriI Z.
tsT7., Transfer books will be closed on end after
Aprtl /. 1917. M, A. TAHLET0N,
.mhaB til Freretarg and Treasurer.
8Hise FACTORS aud traders Insurance
Company. No. 81 Cafendelet street@New Or
leans. March a, 1871 LIN eonfel nifty with prti.
oie siHtl, 81 the CHARTER Oh election VIII hs held
ut this oifge Oh MONDAY, the 9th of April next
between tho hours OF II o'clock d. IN, and d
oupek D. tii, furtwenty4ilys trustees, to serve as
such Tor tho ensuing year.
THOMAS q. WALKER,
mh2b tet Beersthry.
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ron SALE.

EoR HALE-oNE FIRST. GLASS TICKET
u to Richmond. Va,. and two st-oass Tiok
ets TO ut, Louis. Mo. Inquire at No. 10 Bt
Charles street. mhs%
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Wood-WOod-WOod.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HONEY ISLAND WOOD and COALYARD,
No. 3s5 Julia street, New BASIN, near Mag
nolia Bridge.
Postofice address. Lock Box No. 1880.
Delivered to oil parts Of the city,
PRICES FOR THIS WEEK.
Ash wood. per cord. commandment. N IA
Odh WO0Q. per ...s "a
ASH and OAK mixed. per cord. ............6 90
Liberal discount made to dealers.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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LOUISIANA
CLUB
New Orleans, La.
LOUISIANA
SPRING MEETING.

Com assneing Saturday, Aprsi Z.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

oTFtGn STATE TAN COLLECTOR, j
First District Parish Of Orleans, |
March 49, 1877.
ALI persons within tho limits Of The First Dis.
trlet owing LItErsE and CAPITAL Tax are here
by notified that the office for the collection OF
said taxes Ii now opened at 100 Gfavef street.
H. A. BURKE
mhtg II Stats Tax Collector.
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Rules Of Admission.


No Indies permitted to the stand unaeeompa'
MED by gentlemen.
Invitation badges for non residents only are
personal. and adm itonly the erHoh Invited.
Quar- or 4etretrh badges will admit TO NIL parts
Of the stand and grounds,
Tieha ta of admission to the stand do not admit
the holder to tho quarter stretch.
Members are entitled to a free admission for
ladies accompanying them.
Ladies' accompanied by mombers are invited
to visit the Club. House.
Smoking positively prohibited on the mem
berH' Rtnnd. - ~
All vehicles must enter by the GENTLY Road
gate, except MEMBERS Members Of the club
md ladies accompanying them only admitted
Mt the Members Gate,
Quarter stretch Badges can DO obtained ut the
Office, 10 Cnrondelet street, and mt the track.
The cars Of the City Railroad. Bayou Bridge
branch. and Orleans Railroad will leave Clay
Statue. Canal street. every five minutes during
the races.
stewards.
g. A. Breaux. r. Howard. H. Y Simmons.
!, y. genny. 4. I. Mason. A. M. Biekham.
Il. A. Yorke. w. @. Lipseomb.
Tinlers.
H. Il. Rivers. J. A. Morris.
Distance Judges.
T. l., Airey, w. II. Krumbhuar.
q. A. BREAUx. President.
J. r. HORNOR. Secretary.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
R1DW11Tis ACADEMY or MUSIC
"a g. Charles street.
The only Theatre open Iii the city

R1DWBLIis ACADEMY or Music
"a 81. Charles street.
Tho only Theatre open In the city
Engagement for One Week Only, Commenting
Sunday, Apsil 4. 1877.
Or the areat Character aeter.
HiH. JOHN THOMPSON.
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday
Matlnee1April ~. D and THE specially
"'asys9G fas sas eatsa zYEGy R f9 sa6W now
Friday and Saturday. and Saturday Matinee.
:. His latest production, called M0afta
Friday neneht Of MIR. JOHN THOMPSON
Monster Bill SUNDAY, April q,
Mphdhy. April s-@Bennflt Of Att. w. II. POWER,
qqnad the Comic Sensation Of the Day. entitled
s....ssssgl,'. ----a-.- apt
VARIETIES THEATRE
ThHrsday, April q, 1877.
Farewell Complimentary Testimonial 10
NH. CHARLES Pope,
rendered By the otisens of New Orleans. on
which 9ooasioh will be- presented the si,i,a
litue play OF
SAM ON,
Translated from the italian expressly for Mr.
~. Pope by Mr.. w. d. Howeli
70 conclude with the beautiful comedy Of ths
OLD GUARD.
MIR, ONQRAT0 and other Lending amateurs
nave sindly volunteered, and will appear,
BOX sHEET NOW OPEN,
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BfIse Factors ana Traders Insurance
WANTS.

WANTBDa@BY AN ADLE4 BODIED WHOLE
W sale and retail grocery Clerk employment
IN city or country. IN any capacity whatsoever.
Unexeeptienabe references. A. b.. D m6erat
Office. tnb7b II
WANTED =. SECOND HAND OAHHIA GEES
wishing to dispose Of them. ean flnd read y
sale for thsm by calling on i. +. MADDUx, 80
Carondelet street, Also, q full stock Of Gar
fisges and Buggies, and q eomplste stock OF The
Japanese Chiid's Carriage and Cradle q most
wonderful combination, in short, n full stock
IN everything appertalning TO the Carriage
prices to- suit the times Tho community Ia
most cordially Invited 10 call aud examine at SO
URfendelet street.
mill anu /. r.. MADDUE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-12
All Right.

II will be remembered that tho News
published an item concerning tho visit
made by the Emmett Guard Of Virginia
City TO Han Francisco. Il scoms we were
mistaken in somo u%nimportant particu-
lars, which arc corrected by Captain J. y.
Young. who at tho time Of the excursion
mentioned. was In command Of the En-.
NETS. He says that two years ago last
March the Emmett Guard. under tho COM
msnd Of Captain Young. and sixty.thrce
In number visited ban Francisco and were
the guests Of the Emmett Guard OF that
city for eight days, during which tlmo
every courtesy. attention and kindness
was shown them and their every want sup
piled by the Emmets. Captain Young at
that time received from the Captain Of thc
Sumner Guard . challenge to o friendly
target match, which was accepted. each
company selecting . team Of fiftoen men.
In this match tho Emmets were beaten
by three points. After having been the
guests Of the Emmets. ~ above. and re-
ceiving from them tho favors that they did,
Captain Young thinks II but right that he
should correct the assertion In tho item
mentioned. that he aud his company were
the guests Of the Sumner Guard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-12

"Rs'oired, By the Board Of County Com.
m~issioners,. that =. v. Drake. District Al.
torney OF the county Of Storey, DO and ho
Is hereby instructed to proceed, In onnec
ton with Jonas Seely and Messrs. lewis
Deal attorneys by Storey county employed
to assist In accomplishing such purpose.
and In such manner aud form az they ar
you and they shall deem proper, TO collect
the taxes. penalties, d~elinquencies and in.
tercst. etc., mentioned In q memorandum
Of agreement this day executed between
said county Of Storey and said Jonas Beely
and said Lewis 4 Deal. and now made Of
record In the proceedings OF this Board Of
County Commissioners Of this day."
After indulging In some moro discussion
OF q lively character the bill Of A. Norton
for $3.50 was allowed. also that Of 4. Pixley
for 50 30.
Adjourned TO Saturday. September Is.
at II O'Clock A. 4.
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ASSESSMENTS

Prospect = 10 cents psr .ts,; leyieS septsm.
h-r i0lh: d.linlucst October ilth: sale day.
October sOgh.
E~siataan-2 % cents per shs'e; levied Sep
iembcr ioth: delinquent October lsih; sAs
day. November 2i.
Mint-i0 cents per -hsrr; i-sl.d August 3i,h;
~delinqaett ,etoees 9TH; sails day, oetoesr
x9th.
GoaiJ a Carry-si per share; levied A.
October 25th.
ke->uth- u, cents per shart: levied August
slst; d~ellnqasnt octoesr 9TH sale day.
Octbtef 2sih.
Ossst.asr - cent. pei share: lsvi~l July
TN; iciiaqurnt september 'th; sale day.
October Sth.
M~xtsau secnt. per share; levied Angus,
I'D: delirqaent ssrt.nbsf 18Th; sale day
October 18th.
iith delinquent August nth; -aL Gay.
september 18Th.
Aipha-fi per shaw. l-yiei August iIth; de-
lingashi september s.i. sale day. oetobsr
i1ih.
Justiss-si 81 pr -ha-e: levied Augus, iTih;
delinquent september 2ll. sale day. oeto
Der issh.
Aur~eia-iO cents Per share; levied August
iith del,nguent september si-t sale day,
DNtober llu
Jaiis Consolidated 20 81 per share; ieyi~i
August iith; Delinquent September nm
sale dtv, octobes 6th.
TreIsa rs cents Ger share. levied July ai,h
lTh.
D~ss a Rrieher-si per 'hsrr. is,!cd Au,
gurt sth: delinquent, september iJta; sale
day, october ist.
ynnesaSer ~ cents rer share; LEVIED M.
gust sth; delinquent Sept ,mbsr nth. yale
day. october ~.
Msuat llood-i0 cents per share levied
August sth. Delinquent September iO'hi sale
dAv. October "a.
SIERRA Sesaas-5o c.n,s per share: Levied
Angus, 9TH: Gelirquent september iitn
sale day. October ~
BaitIaaarc Ceassitdated-so cent? pei
shar-. levied August eth: Delinquent ssP
,embsr 9Th: sale day. september Ath.
Hale N~wreross- a0c n,- per share; ievf,d
July 9i.t; delinquent septemoer oth; sale
day. ssptstaeer Eih.
ne rrees-25 cents per share. lsyisd Aug ~
81, dellnqaeat seyt.mbse stn. sale day, sep
tsmbsr 3tth.
Iueimsst-g cents psr share. lcyied August
isu d~.inlueat September al. sale dAy
September 2ith.
Wells Fargo Is cents pr share; lsvi.C
Jaiy 2sth; delinquent August jih' sale dsy
September 18TH.
Daa~y-ss cent. per share; le'td July ss.n
dsllnqa'ni August 9Th; 'si' Jay >'''s"'
Der 18th.
Gtsbs Consolidated Is cent. yer =, arc
Iavisi July 18th; d~ellnlaent August si-'
safe day. September 18th.
YeIl.W Ja~ket-N per rb.r.i lesisd inli
18th: delinquent August i'ih; sale day
september 2oth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-12

Pon SILVER C1ry.-Tho proats realized
~, ,to ANNA, ,,,,,. q, AZ. ,u,,r.,
will la tprped over IN the Silver Civ
Union. Last year the profits went to tho
Gold Hill Union. . the previous year 70
inc virginia ohioh' iho onions nke
turn ABOUT
PAVING TnE TAx.-At the meeting OF the
Virginia Board OF Aldermen last evening.
| CITY Tax Collector Grscey reported that
Inc Ophir Mining Company hsd paid The
lax on the net proceeds OF the milne Tor
~ so" ~ ~ ~
HELD TO ANSWER. - The Cinnamon,
Pack Sing and All 10y, arrested at A. u.
yesterday for stealing, In Chinatown, the
two coats and $40 from 3 brother Celestial
.nn.,r a, ~ ~ sa,urJsv before Juaso
Knox for examination,
.....x IT.. p...,.., o.,s -,
Silver Mining COMPANY have levied an
assessment Of forty cepts pcr share. de.
iinauent on The iith Of October. Otacisl
notice o. the same Is given to-day In our
"'''''''"S '''u"n'
AssEssMESr.-An assessment OF twenty.
five cents per share 10 levied by tho Iowa.
than Mining Company. delinquent on the
18th Of October next. Sec official notice
%
ahs. T~AoLiAhuES funeral took place
yesterday. and was we'll attended by the
eonJnc,sd ,he scryics.
x,.,,
~ "'''e' ''"Nnuo W ''''u '"''0
doubt mon that point-sil tho railroad
bonds will be Cancelled.
Tur cut utone. for ,bo An frop,
Of tho county Courthouse. which are Of
birdseyo porphyry' are being delivered.
Mtxr FOXY WAS vesterjsy 6ned $50 nv
Judge Moses OF Virginia CITY. Foley had
been convicted Of beating his wife.
A LITTLE before u o'clock last night
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