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The daily gazette., 1880-12-29

Low FREIGHTs AND KIR En-
FEcTs ON ENGLISH FARMING,-Tbe
New York World in referring to the
vast improvements in our railroad sys
lem and the reduction of freights saws:
1.-The great trunk lines OF railway which
terminate in his city have done their
work well. They have cheapened the
price Of freight to an extent which ten
years ago was beyond the dream of the
most enthusiastic devotee of chean
transportation. When a busbel of
wheat can be transported fiom tie
Red River of the North to Liver
pool for fifty or even sixty cents a
bnshel there is not much to complain
about in point of cheapness. 1t ia thai
chespness which is surely putting a
very large and very dangerous onan-
tity Of dynamite into the British system
of land tenure. 1t is agains, that chean
pess and not against the tergiversations
OF Mr.. Gladstone that statesmen lii a
Lord Elcho are fighting to-day, if thfy
would but see it in England, aud thai
cheapness indeed Is upturning the indus.
try aud the exchanges of America
itself. Already New England and III.
East depend largely for their -four ane
their food products generally on Ian,
nearly TWO thousand miles away. Tbei
relatively sterile soil is rapidly puttipt
TO more profitable uses. Has it occur
red TO Mr.. Boutwell, to ask that Vernon
and Massachusetts be protected b,
Congressional legislation against tb
cheap and more fertile land of Dakosa
II agriculture and commerce and trad
be free, the great West and South ca
easily send to Liverpool their prcduc,
to be used in Eng llnd and Scotland |
feed the men who manufacture thing
which will go to the far West and Sout
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LIEN EHE CRESCENT CITY.

Amid the turmoil of business In New
Orleans pleasure IN not neglected, aud a
grand promenade concert IN connection
with the 24th Grand Extraordinary Semi
Anual Drawing of the Louisiana State
Lottery was superinteuded by Generals
q. I. Beanregard, of La. and Ju5al A
Early, of Va, al which prizes amount
ing TO over s522 600 were placed in the
wheel and fairly distributed. The next
drawing takes place January 11th, and
any one sending SO to NJ. A. Dauphiu,
New Orleans, La, or same person at N o.
3l9 Broad way, New York City may get
$50 1000; Why may 1t no. be the reader?
dec 9.6t
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A convict writes strong letter to
the New York World in criticism Of
the system Of prison administration
in vogue at Sing Sing, where, under
the contract system of employing con-
vict labor, the prisoners were made
to yield last year profit to the State
over and above the cost of their main
tenance of about $500 1t should
be understood that this does not in
slude all expenses.
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THE WATTS TELEpHoNE-rne ,o,

THE WATTS TELEPHoNE.-They yop-
Il ders OF a simple instrument that viii
yet make noise In the world. business
men wanting their offices connected with
remote parts CT their works Will do we'll
to call on NJ. +. Hayden, corner Sixth
and Ship'ey streets, who has the agency
for the state of Delaware. Where a line
is now in operation for trial he refers for
WORK done. References: Geo. W. Bush A
Son; The Harlan & Hollingsworth Co. /;
Jos. Bancroft q Sons; ]. j. Gallagher q
Bros. and others. decl-dImo.
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OTICL.- Persons VINO were uraftei In
~ the state oi Delaware l9r tue United
atsates nllItArysecv cs Ia Nay. Juls or
,seTe Afterwards agAin drafted Ia l.,,5 and
were required 10 procure substitute OF
enter tue military service under tne latter
irstt viii E1d II totneir ad : antAke 10 Come
muuicaie, either personally or by leltei
wi.h The uadersis ned, WHO has been AZ
tHurlZet by the state Log isiature 10 colleCf
from the Secretary OF War, the notnmuta-
tion money paid BY such persons. Tue
Secretary OF War having beeu directed ~
CT OF Congress 70 refund the cofnmUia.
On paid On sucn cases. 4, ii. z, DAf
Dove Eel. JulV 10.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE The annual meeting OF the
IN Farmers Association OF New Cast 9
County, for the recovery of stolen horses,
VIII be held In Wilmington, at the usual
place. ON saturday, the sth day OF jan
uaiY. 1881, at 10 o'clock n. IN. Punctnal
attendance of members desired.
JAMES ii. HOFFECKER,
dec27- TIM. Secretary.
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TOUCHING S0LICITUDE FOR
GARFIELD.

From the Cincinnati Commercial,
The editor of the Gazette, who is
able to speak advisedly on the sub
ject, says General Garfield needs rest.
He ought not to be worried to death
by people who are determined to give
him good advice.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-29

THE Secretary Of the Treasury yester-
day directed the transfer of 81 600 600,
gold bullion from the New York Assay
office to the Mint In Philadelphia for
coinage. This will leave S63, 200, 900
gold bullion in the Assay Ofice.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-29

n Office is h reby given that the un-
~ derslgned will apply TO the General
Assembly OF the State of Delaware at its
next session Tor an Act of Divorce 0t,fa-
cuio ndtrinlOHi from her husband. David
l., Virtue, MARY A. VIRTIT =:
dec2-eodlmos
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THE Car Trust OF New York has an.
nounfed that the quarterly interest will
be paid TO the holders of series A stock
on January l, at the trustees ofise in
New York
The daily gazette., 1880-12-29

The Camden Safe Deposit and Trust
Company has announced a dividend of
three per cent, payable on demand.
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V,HEY ARE OFFERING
l. One hundred and my dozen
KID GLOVES
KID GLOVES

KID GLOVES
OF the very best make at Holiday Prices.
Trefousne and Delorme Kid Gloves, in
sll shades and siEes-Lwo, three. four and
six buttons.
The Giants de Suede Kid Glove, or un-
dressed kid, 10 three buttons, made by
the rrefousee Company. All kid gloves
sold in ais house are made by the above
named Com mpany, whose goods are the
acknowledged standard Of excellence.
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NOTICE To REAL ESTATE OWN
IN ERS.-IhOse who sell or transfer
heal Estate, and do not wish To pay the
taxes Of Isol will oDl1ge tne undersi gned
oy leaving notice thereof at our Office
hat We may assess IL 10 the proper own
ers. EDMUND PROVOST,
DkN$IS KANE.
Office. No. 10 T.. sixth street, between
Market aud X ng. Hours "a. m. To Il IN :,
10 and TO y. IN. dec2-Zw
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noG REGISTER NOTICE.
~ All persons owning or having dogs
ABOUT tneir premises, are required TO
have them registered between the LIST
and 21tn days OF January, After the
latter date the ordnance will be strictly
, nforced against unreg gtsterei dogs.
WILLIAM j. MAN WELL,
dec20tfeb2. cher OF Police.
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~ HERlFFS SALE.
y BY virtue OF writ OF yena Exponas
to me directed. will be exposed TO nnhii
sale at the residence of Bayard Il. DerlcE-
son, on the lime stone road, near the
Mermaid, in Mill Creek Hundred, In NV
Castle County, Delaware, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER sist, 1850,
At IL O'Clock a. m,
The following described Persona, p,o-
perty horses, Is COWS, 8 hogs. 7 shoals
or pigs, YORK wagon and harness. i MAJ
ket wagon, two horse wagon and har-
ness, moving machine. / horse rake.
hay bed, piows, harrows and cultivatnrs
lot Of dairy n1tures. lot of potatoes''
ioI & 9l corn, lot of poultry, lot OF
wheat and oats, lot Of hay, lot OF bran
sleigh and be Is, robe, Is acres of wheat
in ~ tns ground, market wagon, also sun
dry other articles. &c., also q loi OF houae
mold ana Kitchen furniture.
SEIZED and taken In execution as tbe
property OF Bayard Z. Derickson. and To
be sold by ~A-N "
shar,r. JOHN PYLE. late Sheriff.
"a SneriHs i ONCE, New Castle, December
A' A0SV decl6- eodta
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INJECTION NOTICE.
Ia FIRST NATIOSAL. BANK.
ILAISGfoS4 DEL. Dec. llth, 1850.
Notice Is hereby gwen that The Annual
Meeting uf the stockholders OF luis Bank
Will be held at the Banking House, On
Tuesday, the llth day Of January lasl be-
tween The hours ol 2aud y IN. for the
purpose OF eteCtlng nine stockholders to
serve as Directors the eusning year.
GEO. ID. ARMS SIKU<G.
dec. lite tasnler.
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PasssRssiEnsHi ass Rssass:.siHs ss.nsssSSs .z,n:SsS.

NOVEMBER 18TH, 1880.
Trains willIeave Wilmington -s doll w.,
rhiladelphia and Intermediate Station,
T.0o. $40. l0.so q M; 2so. 400. 7.0o i9.o(
p. m.
Philadelphia (lexpreas) $50, 400, ~
i0,02 Q. m.l1,l6, z0s, e.65 p. m
Phila. and New York AS, s,8.s0T.00. 100, y.
IN, Lass. l2aS. all p. M
Baltimore and intermediate Station
kSb q, m. $40 y. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, T.oS D. m.
Baltimore and Washington, IAN, 4
AIS T65,s.SS, q. M; lass, .0i, 4.6a, Tus, D. m
Trains for Delaware Division, leave IL
New Castle B.UO. $50. q. mt Loo 400. 9
D. m.
Harrington and Intermediate station,
ESQ q. m. LOS, as p. m.
pelmar and intermediate stationA Sl
O. M: Los p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Philadelphia and Intern ediate station.
aI0 q. m; BOO, G9O, $50 p. IN.
Phi'-delphia and New York 2.2S q. ni.e.l7
p. m.
baltimore and Washington. i2.si. 2.Os
AIS. 7.6S. q. m.
For iurther Information passengers Al =
referred TO the time tables posted at IN
depot. II. II. KENNEf,
superintendent
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A MoNG THE MANY

A MoNG THE MANY
Neat and beautiful things apuropr|
70 the season and OF every day NM
may be mentioned some new dtsisn1
RAW SILK AND EMBROIDERED
STAND, TABLE
AND
PIANO CovEB|
or exquisite design and finish, Aid
JUTE AND DAMAsK TABLE CoyI
New and beautiful Linen Table cd
with Napkins TO match, from $3.50 tol
These goods will make eleg ant pressed
as the designs are quite rare nd loved
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NJ Office.
~ To THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW CAS-
TIE Co MUTUAL INSURANCE 20.
WILMINGroN, Del, Nov. -, 1850.
Notice is hereby given tnat SIX per cent.
interest in tue surplus Fund ol tue Com i
pany, Will be distributed pro rata Ia cash.
to lhe policy holders wnen the policies
are rene we'd IN December and January.
NJ. NJ. CLEANEk, secre AIRY,
dec3-im. once, 601 Market 81.
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DUBLIC SALE.
L Will be sold at public sale at No, oOs
East sixth street, on w. ~''
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9Oth.
at $50 a. m,
Household and kitchen furniture viz
one nne parior saiL; one marble Ton
table, one hne organ good parlor car.
pet and other carpet; mating, mirroJs
wlndo" shades, stair rods. roota stove
Warei ore walnut extension table ana
otner tables. Kitchen utensils: Cook
stove and fixtures, tubs, tin ware. ana
many articles not mentioned. The
Ihos. NJ. ogle, Auctioneer. dec24-4i
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DIBBoNs.
RIBBONS, RIBBONS,
RIBBONS RIBBONS,
RIBBONS, RIBBONS.
RIBBONS, Ribbons.
In All Shades and Styles
In All Shades and Styles.
In All shades and Styles.
In All Shades and Styles.
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- DWELLINGs

Al PUBLIC SALE.
We are quite confident we can sell dur
ing January, 1851. from ten TO twenty
dwellings nj public sale, AT fair II not fuli
prices. HEALD 4 co.
dec17-tjanl.
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IN SILK HANDKERcHIEFs

NICE SILK POCKET HANDKER-
CHIEFS, AT % cents.
MUELLER SILK HANDKERCHIEFs
at ", rs cents; el, el.25, also, o. and O.. so,
A full line OF plain and hemstiiched
Gentlemen's handkerchief In fancy
boxes.
Gentiemen's Hemstitched fancy Dor
der handkerchiefs.
A GeutIemen's woven border, all linen
Handkerchiefs for 20 cents.
A hrst-class Lady's all linen hem
stitched handkerchief. at l21k cents. An
excet dinghy fine lady's handkerchief at
% and 50 cents.
large line OF Ladies' fancy coiored
bordered all linen handkerchief. from
l2x TO 50 cents.
Children's Haudkerchiefs. all linen, at
s, 9. and l2l cents.
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Are offering unprecedented
attractions fer holiday presents
The house has this Year made
special effort To secure q class
OF goods particu ularly adapted
TO the needs and pleasures OF
the holiday season. and il now
dispostng OF them at prices
within the range of the hum
blest. as well as the most pie
thoric purse.
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ERE Is SOMETHING

uERE Is SOMETHING
For Buyers
TO THINK ABOUT,
tits an opportunity seldom onsi''' os
Arm nave reLuced large lineol
VERY NICE DRESS doopo 10 =,
o,sand On c.nts a yard. in order 70 u
the wants OF the Holiday ii"1
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VERMONT, according to the census re-

VERMONT, according 10 the census re-
turns, Is almost at stand-still In popu-
lation, having gained In ten years less
than 2500 inhabitants. There appears
also to be movement OF the native pop
ulation out of the State, their places be-
ing taken by foreign born, the number
of the latter increasing more than 6000,
while the increase in total population
was only about third as much. The
sexes remain In about the same relative
proportion as ten years ago. From the
returns thus far received II seems proba-
BILE that the ''centre OF population" has
gone much further west aud south than
WAS at first supposed. New England
shows very little gain, and the Eastern
States generally show little more than
natural growth, while the great West
absorbs the new corners.
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South Carolina is forging ahead In the
line of Northern precedents. The anti
whisky bill recently referred to In these
columns has passed both houses of lihe
Legislature. and probably now law by
the ratification of the Governor. The
sale OF all kinds OF intoxicating liquors,
Including malt liquors and wines, IL alb
soIutely prohibi cd outside OF the In.
corporated cities. towns aud villages
When II Is considered that the points
thus ex cepted are exceedingly few in
comparison with similar municipalities
at the North, the widespread extent and
co nsr Qnent harshnsss OF the prohibition
will be perceived. II the new statute is
rigidly enforced II will operate as an ef-
fectual blockade to the rural dram-drink-
ers.
The Legislature OF the same State bas
also passed an act to punish the carrying
about the person OF concealed deadly
weapons. Among the weapons enumerat.
I'D are pistols. dirks, daggers, ,slung shots,
natal knuckles aud razors. The razor, as
10 well known, is the favorite weapon OF
he negroes, aud the Charleston Ne,rs |
md Courier, which ought to know, re-
marks that Its o more unpleasant ipstru-
neDt to encounter in hostile hands than
he famous shotgun that we have all
leard 80 much about.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-29

~ OTICE.- No ice is hereby given ln,t
~ will apply 10 the next General
Assembly OF the Stale Of Delaware for a
divorce from my husband, Frank Pierce
in the ty OF W ilmington, IN tina state oi
Delaware. LYDIA PIERCE.
wilmington, Del, Nov. SJth, IssJ.
decl- -2taWl mo-
The daily gazette., 1880-12-29

Ladies fur-top Gloves. neece-lined, In
great variety. They MAKE very nand.
some and acceptable Christmas presents.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-29

MOTH E.-Notice is hereby given that
~ saail apply to the General Assem-
bly OF the State OF DeiawAre at the nexi
Jal uary session. fer a divorce from my
vile, Laura Us ooi Harkne 5.
JOHN Z. HARKNESs.
Wilmi gtou, Del, Dec. 10 lssU.
dt4t.lH w IN
The daily gazette., 1880-12-29

BEAUTIFUL
CHRISTMAS PREsEN1s
In the shape of Velvet and AHmins'1
MATS AND RUGS,
which are going of at very reAs'D'l
prices.
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THE LADIES
WIN be satisfied TO know tina, ,h.,
Aoii ana secure some very besuilSI !
TIDES.
a large assortment Of which ara IN a.,
and are
GOING FAST
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PUBLIC H.ALES.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
RE AL EST TE

~ - al G9 II "A Il n
BY virtue OF an order OF the Court Of
IhhnceIy, OF the State OF Delaware. In
ANA for New Castle County, made al IN.
september Term, A. D., 1856, OF said
Court VIII be exposed TO Public Vendue
AL the Auction Rooms OF l.. w. stidhang a
Delaware, on
SATURDAY, tie Eighth Day OF January
A. d., 1881, at two o,eIock, D. m.
me following described Real Estate. 70
VIII; Al those two pieces or parcels OF
ihnd situated In the city OF WIimin0lon
Delaware, bounded and described ~ fa1
low, 10 wit; No /, beginning at the inter.
session oi tue westerly side OF TatnaIl
s,ree,, s,re,, WIN me southerly side OF Third
street r thence southty by said side OF
IAtnail street 20 Feet 20 "a corner. thence
westerly parallel with Third street N feet
10 line of Lot No. z. hereinafIe,
ne, 9eserlDei thence northerly parallel with
OF Third street aforessid, aud ihencs
merely easterly II feet 10 the place OF
BEGINNING. fe VI
No :, beginning at a point on tn,
% uahefiy elde Of Third street at the dis.
lance of seventy feet westerly from
the westerly side Of Tain al street helm
corner OF Lot No. /, above described
thence southerly parallel with Tatnall
street one hundred feet to corner
.nenee westerly parallel with Third stree
t"enly -ohe ieet 10 a corner; thence north
thifty-six degrees east, one hundred feel
ana one lnch u the souIherly side al
lh4id street Aforesaid, and thence there.
~ easterly fourteen feet TO the place O
Attendance will be given and terms
MADE known at the time and place afore-
SAID. by p''oe "'ofe-
BENJAMIN NIELDs.
60. trustee, or by his Attorney.
A''9ss Ia :. M, "a; housAAN, Reg. c. c.
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MOI ICE.
~ UNION NATIONAL BANK oF
MILMIHGTUN, Dec. 10, lSSO J
The annual election for nire directors
Will be held at the banking house, o.
Tuesday January IL, 1881, between the
hours of and O'Clock IN the after
noon. JOHN PEOPLES,
decl0-2tawtjanll. Cashier.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-29
DIVORCE NOTICES.

NOTICE Is hereby given that will ap-
~ ply u the next General Assembly
OF the state OF Delaware for a divorce,
fr.fn my husband, William A. Watson. of
Appoq linimink Hundred, IN le state Uf
Delaware. SARAH e. WATSON.
de ec2-eodima
The daily gazette., 1880-12-29

WANTED.
FOR SALE OR RENT.


LOk RENT.-The fne store and dwel.
II ling NO, 6l3 Market street. Apply 10
EVANS PENNINGTON.
dec.ls-u Eight aud King sta.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-23
TIE NINETY AND NINE.

There are ninety and nine who live and die
In want and bu' ger aud Id.
That Que m.y revei In luxury
And DO Tapped Ia iis 'iiken fold
The nil esv and nine In novels bsre.
The one In nan.ion " IN riches rare.
They toll In the a lds. the n'n.'y and nine.
For the fruits of mother eaith:
Th. y dig and deiv- In the dr.ky mine,
Ald bring hidden TREASURES forth.
But the wealth rei-a.ed by their sturdy blows
To the hands VI The Que forever nJws.
From the sweat OF their bross the desert
blonms
And the Tor, st before them fAlls:
Th.ir l.b q has hu, ded bumb homes.
Ana citles with lofty halls
Bu the Oh. owns ci'is, aud homes ard lands
And the p,nsty aud lille have empty hands.
But the night 80 dreary and dark and long.
Al last .Lsl the IN rning br ng.
And over the Ia q the yietor's song
OF the ninet, and uine sh.l, rng.
AMI echo Afar IRON 'ue TO koue,
Rejoice. for lsbIr 'hall have Il, own.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-23
What One New York Girl Did.
Pliladslpkia Ti@s..

Philadelphia Ii@ss.
When o girl concludes to put up her
hair and make herself look sweet. the
best policy 10 to let her have her own
way. She can't be drawn away from
her mirror by any Of the ordinary thugs
OF this lite. A dre will sometimes do It,
but il has been shown that even fire
may fail to excite some girls. Tue other
night a New York lodging house took
dre, and alta most uncomfortable hour.
when most girls probably have thoir
back hair down. ou. OF the young ladh
heard that the place was buspipg down.
but she didn't feel like making her ap-
pearanc- before the crowd which had
gathered In the street looking like per-
feet fright. She shut the door leading
into the hall to keep out the flames and
went to her mirror TO hx her hair.
Anyone who has waited for q
girl to fx her hair knows that
It takes time and great deal OF it. This
girl wasn't any quicker than tn. average.
aud she was very particular about hav-
ing her hair done up exactly as 1t should
be. The tire had cut OF her chances oi
escape by the stars. and her lover. after
appealing to her for some time, finally
lost his patience aud got away without
her. A fireman got up to the room
with q ladder and she made him sit on
the edge OF the window aud wait until
she had arranged her hairpius and RIB
bons for q right sort o: public appear
anc-, then she threw herself into his
arms-it was 80 romantic - aud slid
down the ladder with him. looking just
sweet. The whole thing was trem.n.
dous success. but when the careful siil
was safely landed on the pavement 'he
found that she had forgotten her stock
inca
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-23

"a. 1877, and Of the Acts amendstory
thereof and supplemental thereto, shall
r.msiu in full Iurce ahd elect, except ~
changed BY the terms of this Act. Aud
wherever IN said entitled Act, approved
January ~, 1877, or IN tho Acts smendA.
tory thereof or supplemental thereto, or
BY other laws. . duty 10 imposed upon or y
power granted TO the Mayor or Board Of
ALDERMEN Of ths Cityof Virginia. or upon
the City Treasurer or City Tax Collector.
or City Clerk, such duty or power shall be
and hereby IL imposed and Conferred upon
the Board OF County Commissioners Of
storey county, or upon the County Treas
urvr, County Assessor Or County CLERK,
respectively, ~ the case may be, and
wherever IN said Acts tho words City
Treasury OCCUR, the wvrds County Treas.
ury shall be inserted IN lisu thereof.
SEC. IL. the Board of County Commits
sionsrs VI Storey county, for the purpose
of paying the principal aud interest duo,
or 70 become que, ON ths outstanding
bonds heretofore issued by the Town VI
aoid Hill, shall levy and Cause 70 be col
lvo..d Al sd vAlorsm tax not 70 sxcesd 81
upon ssch SlOO VI al tho taxable property,
real, personal aud mixed, suDjvcs " TAXA.
ton ivr other purposes, within the limits
0f the Town Of uUid Hill. ~ dsnnsd IN III
Act VI tue Legislature entitled An Act "
incorporate lne Town Of a0ld Hall" up.
proved March 3, 1871. Bald tax shall be
ivvied annually aud collected ~ the same
time aud III tne same manner And by thu
ssms officers ~ prescribed aud Proviaed IN
the revenue laws Of this state ior the COL
lection OF Stats aud county taxes; aud the
revenue laws Of this olaIs shSii, IN every
respect, not Inconsistent with the pro-
visions Of this Act, DO deemed applicable
aud ~ held TO the lsvyiuy. assessing
aud collecting Of said tax. AL moneys
collected or received under aud by virtue
uf the PROVISIONS of this section snail bs
paid W the County Treasurer. and shall
by him be set apart ~ special fund, to
Do known ~ the Gold Hill Redemption
Fund. aud all moneys cunning inU saiu
iund are hereby appropriated for the pay
ment of principal aud Interest vi tho bouus
issued by the Town VI uuid Hill anu uut'
standing 1T thv tune Uf the psssage Vi this
Act.
SEC. IA. From aud after the first Monday
in January, 1865, tho Board oi County
commissioners Oi StOrey county shall Gun.
slst VI throe mumUers, Une VI whom shail
be al actual resident Of Township No.
aud ono of whom snsll DO M actual resi-
dent VI Township No. y Of said county, ~
said townships now exist. aud the sAisries
Uf said Commissioners shall net exceed
the sum VI s6vv per year each.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

4 ,ENT.ANlAL GAAtEL GOLD
" hiNIAG CuMPANY.-Location OF priI'
cipsl place VI business. Gold hill, eto.e,
county, Nevada.
Local ON OF works. Washington Township
Nevada County. california.
Nvtice 10 Iersby gwen, tnat o. Q meeting oi
the Board OF DIRECTORS. held on the twentstn
day OF November. 1850. an assessment 40. ~
OF Ons-hali Cent yer share was levied upvn
the capital stock OF the corpoistion, payable
immediately. In United Statvs gold coin, "
the Secretary, at the once OF the Company,
No. 2U3 Maui street, uold Hill. Nevsdt.
Any stock upon which this ssressin1Lt shall 70.
main unpaid on the tweuty third l2sdI day oi
DkCRMpkR, 1851, will bs dslinqusnt, and "a
vertised for sale 81 public auction. and un'ees
payment 10 made before. will be sold On MON
DAY, the tws.ty.fourth (2ithJ day OF JANu
AIRY. lsSi, 70 pay the deiinQuent assessment.
together with costs OF advertising and sxpsnsss
OF sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
FhANK A. Wiok, Secretary.
face-2o3 Main street. Gold hiiI, Nsvaos.
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