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CITY TAXES.
CRY CoLLKcroa's ofrI,x.,
pfcItM0xD. M.x Al. lssE.

RICHMOND, NAV 81, 1851.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
i DAILY. between the honrs OF . c'clesk A. n.
and O'Clock p. NJ from she l5th 10 the sob Gay
OF June, Inclusive, for the pi pose ~ rec<iyiog 93
aHy person charged with CITY TAXES toe ~lo's
or one half Of toe amount OF tax charged.
TEN PER CENT. viii 10 sdded TO the smovn: OF
tax charged In every case where tue party ssss<sef
shall fsii TO pay tfe whole or one halt witatr ice
time 80 limited. -
Real estate agents aud others having aug ~
bills 10 pay viii please s<nd hsts, % that tnt ass
may be gotten loee her. rroprty held IL .ye,f,
plessr siye trustees rsmts. A.R,woOnsV>, A.
je lin Coi.xssst.
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LOOK OUT FOR lcE.CREAM PEACH Sor,, oaly
&C., at ANTOSI's.
LOOK OUT FOR IcE.CREAM PEACH sooA. oulJ
Sc, at ASTOSrs.
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FLORIDA WATER,
TOBACCO, GIGABs, dc.

IOBAFCO, tIEAES, dc.
ID WHIrLOCK. l445 MAIN STREET,
i manufacturer of the following fine brands Of
CIGARS:
MODEL, LITTLE FLORA,
LA ESTELLE. FIlLABUsTERO,
PICNIC, WHITL0t KS KEY WEST,
MOZART. CHICK, -
LILY BELLE, and ORIENTAL.
Also dealer IN the following brands Of FINE To-
BACCO al manufacturers prices:
DiANORA, EMPEROR,
WARD BRAND, ii pME AGAIN:
PIONEER, ROUGH and READY Toe. plugsj,
BALLA RAT,
ATLANTlCE, &C.
Send for price-lsi. my 2f-eod
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm
and generally clear.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 20;
Q A. NJ, 70; noon, 80; p. NJ, 93; p.
Nj, s4; midnight. "A.
Mean temperature, Slt.
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VIRGINIA CLAREr on draught, OF unconmonIy
fine quality, at 81 per gallon: imported Clsrst on
draughi at s125 per gallon; California Port Wines
for medicinal use, AT % per gallon. We can recon-
mend these wines rather better Than m ,st vir-
ginla wines. W. ID. BLAZE 4 Co.
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NJ. FALYsoS 4 CO., advertising agents insert si-
vertisements In all Of the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left at the DIS.
patch copnling-room viii receive prompt atte,-
Ton,
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clearing weather, varia'
BILE winds, shifting to northwesterly. sta
tionary or lower temperature, and higher
barometer
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CHOICE VIRGINIA HAMS at l2Hc. per pouni, at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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LOOK OUT FOR IcE-CREAM SOFA. only &c., at
ANToNI's.
LOOK our FOR IcE.CREAM SODA, only &c.. at
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.
I" ROUGH on RA1s."

The thing desired found at last. Ask druggists for
Rough on Rats. II clears out rats, mice, rOsches
flies, bed-bugs. 15c. boxes.
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PROPOSALS..
WESTERN LCNAIIC AsYLUM,(
STANTON, VA, June Is, 1851.
TO DEALERS IN CROCKERG, DRY
Il GOODS. NOTIONS, AND COAL.


SEALED BIDS TO supply this Asylum with the
1fiices below Will be received no 10 IL O'Clock NJ.
uJUNE 22, 1881. at the Office Of DR.. A. NJ. faun-
leroy. supern n'encent. Samp pies, 10 be returned al
We ea pease Of 'he bidder nus Sceompany Ine Glq eo
Me cnal, 10 be due IA thirty days after delivery
which must he by July /, 1881:
10 Dozen DINNER-PLATEs-Plaih aud heavy,
10 dozen cUPs aud sAUcERs-Plan aud heavy,
8 dozen HALF-PI:;T MUGs-PIaIn and heavy,
dozen WilTEgss-PlaIn, ls or 20 inches long /;
aosen TUNBLERS-Plsin.
dorea CARVING. KNIVES and FoRKs-good ::
4 dozen SClsSOkS-Larse. good;
dozen sCISsQRs-smsll.9 good, blunt points;
: dozen M SETS KNITTING NLhDL LEs-Lsrge;
ucss ASSORTED NEEDLEs-AI sizes, good
grOss lPEgs OF PiNs-Yedium size:
s~ie COARSE UNBLEAcHED COTTON,
sSie HEAVY OsNABCRG.
os1e COTTON PLAID, for dresses.
l2ootoss SCREENED BITUMSous COAL, the
dehsefy 20 Degn Oy August I, 1881, aud To be
eosv,ded bs November L, St j, ana 10 be con-
Lnaee at not fess rate than city tons for each
900 eofds OAK WOOD. 10 be delivered by October
isisei-pagmert therefor 10 be'due January 1,
Jhe rishi II be reserved 20 take The whole or
psr Of The a0re a. " Of goods at the jyces offered.
Dlreet bids 90 A. ~. FAUS1LEHoY, ID. d., Super
tl5-lt E. A. HOsHoUR. Steward.
II ICHMOHD AND ALLEGHANY
- RAILROAO>-Bids will be received at the
me M OF the unaersieled, Room NO. u Sodoin
va " lkDSE<DAY. June is. 1851, for TIE deliy-
'ffH 10000 feet X. M.
PINE AND OAK LUMBER
10y ne fs0ring or the eompagys freigb.-hcss se IN
Bichpons. Ihe exact bill anS conditions can he |
fhaniped ~ the came once.
a., X. l.. WALKER, Division Superintendent
SALTSh q. BERG, Engineer II charge,
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BuEY LOCALS. AT 9 meeting Of tho
Board OF Managers OF the Male Orpbsn 50.
ciety held yesterday afternoon Mr.. j. r.
Gill was reelected superintendent Of the
Asylum for the ensuing year and. MF. r. w.
Anderson was reelected teacher.
Captain James NJ. Tyler was In the city
yesterday.
+ Company will give q concert on Non.
day evening. June 20, at Mozart Hall. The
Leiderkranz will sing Torpedo and Whale,
All on Account OF Eliza. and the Animal
Sextette, and Mr.. Dewitt will sing bis
Sneezing Song. The friends OF + Com.
pany will have a chance to spend q most
enjoyable evening.
The Richmond German Club gave It's
closing entertainment for the season At the
pump.house on Monday evening. About
forty couples were present, and the time
was spent in the most pleasant manner.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.

STEVENS
Is MORE ATTRACTIVE THAN EVER.
CALL AND SEE THE NEW GOODS
OPENING THERE.
THE VARIETY is ALMOST ENDLESS.
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SC. only for Picnic CIGAR.

PURE PEACH CREAM-;he first of the seAson--at
PlZZINI'S.
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NEW ORLEANS CIGARs-Large invoice at unu-
sualiy low prices, just received by CHnisrtAN 8
WHITE.
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VIRGINIA BIBLE SOCIETY.-At the meet
ing of the Board OF Managers OF the Vir-
gina Bible Society yesterday evening the
following statement OF missionary work
done during the preceding month was made
by the secretary: 2,7S5 families visited ;
336 families found destitute Of the Scrip
lures; 267 were supplied, besides 2ll desli-
tute individuals and II Sabbath schools
1917 volumes were sold, valued at S4O3.20 ;
$40 volumes were donated TO the destitute
poor and 10 Sabbath schools, valued at
$50. As: missionaries labored 297 days and
travelled 2.S10 miles: 1892 OF were paid as
salaries, $3.50 incidental expenses and
freight they collected from churches and
individuals for the Bible cause S2l.65.
The Society was reported to be greatly in
need OF funds TO keep the present number OF
missionaries at work, and the churches
which have not taken their usual annual
collection are urged 10 do so at an early
day. The Board has given pledge to raise
at least $4,000 during the year for the Bible
cause, on which condition the American
Bible Society has given it the assurance that
it will donate to this Board $4,000 worth OF
Bibles to enable it to prosecute the canvass
of the State. Now that the Society, through
the almost entirely gratutous services OF
the secretary, is conducting It's work upon
the most economical plans possible, the
friends OF the Bible cause are asked to make
liberal gifts to enable the Society TO main
tain its integrity and usefulness.
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MIRACLE OF THE ROsEs.-A large audience
greeted the production Of this pretty OPP
ereita OF Borde.e at Mozart Hall last eve.
ming. 1t was given by The vocal class OF
the Richmond Female Institute, under the
direction OF their instrnctress, Nadine
Bernard. The plot is an innocent and
pleasing portrayal Of the power Of love and
charity, and the miracle was the changing
OF roses into bread for the poor suffering
peasants. Miss Jennie Baird, as Miguon
and Elizabeth, was indeed successful in
her acting and singing, and Miss Lizzie
Hammer, as Lady Clare and Landgrave,
was honored with an encore upon her solo,
Wris The Privilege" The rest OF the cast
did their parts exceedingly well, and the
chOruses were sung wi, h good effect. The
closing chorus, waltz, was quite pleasing,
the young ladies them. elves enjoying it al
most ~ much as their sppreciatiye audience.
Mr.. Bernard directed The oichestra, and
had The horns been in tune with the strings
the general effect would have been far more
enhanced.
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ETHEREAL ESSENCE
Is the title fty given by }. & E. ATKissOS % their
delicate preparation OF Lavender Known hy this
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STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY-MEETING
OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE-A TEN
DAYS FAIR TO BE HELD-PLACE OF Next
MEETING An adjourned meeting of the
Executive Committee OF the Virginia State
Agricultural Society was held at their rooms
In the Ballard House last night. Colonel II.
III. Duancy (presideptl called the meeting to
order. There were present OF the commit
tee. acting and honorary. Messrs. Beverley,
Watkins, BarksdiIc, Moore, Walker. Car
ter. NeDable, Drewry, Jones. Bowman, and
Wilmer.
Colonel Thomas III. Carter reported that
on consultation with the authorities OF the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad he had learned that there could be no
means adopted by which the steam cars
could be run on Broad street to Eighth by
reason OF the Injunction against them and
the lease which they bad made 10 the City
railway. He further stated that Colonel
Myers, president Of The Connection road,
bad agreed to run trains from the Byrd
Street deIot in close cars, and Major AK
tell, OF the Richmond and Allegheny rail.
road, had agreed 10 let them have the use
OF their track in the basin il the connection
were made with the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad on Eighth street.
The City railway had also met them in a
proper spirit, and had agreed to run ears
from Eighth and Broad streets to the line Of
the connection road every three minutes,
carving one thousand each hour. He
thought that these routes and the numer-
Gus vehicles which would carry out persons
would take all to the grounds who desired
to 20.
This report was well received, and created
a good deal OF enthusiasm In regard TO the
next Fair, and arrangements were at once
entered into to hold the best and largest
exhibition which has been held since the
war. In pursuance Of this spirit it was de-
termined to increase the premium lists TO
an appreciable extent.
On motion the days for holding the Fair
were fixed from the 18th TO the 9Th OF Oc-
| tober inclusive, except that the gates will
| be closed on the Sunday which occurs du-
ring these ten days.
There was much talk preparatory to the
work to be done, which, however, is OF no
general interest to the public.
Colonel Beverley said that. in his opinion,
the City Council acted under a misappre.
henson in voting down the resolution OF
| aid to the Society, and moved that CON-
mittee be appointed to 90 before the Coun-
| Gil and reply to the charges OF the chairman
Of the Finance Committee made in the
| Council and set the Society In proper at
titude before The citizens OF Richmond and
| the State. The motion was not sustained.
On motion, the Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs was chosen as the place at
| which 10 hold the August meeting of the
committee.
The committee then adjourned until this
morning at 10 O'Clock.
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WHO HAS NY HORSE THAT iS>,o
w WANT To BUY OR HIRE FOR THE Zr5l
SUMNER MONTH"; GENTLE, ACTIVE
HORSE to drise 10 pony -phseton. Bet livery
care. Address VI. VI. NJ, Post-0fice Box i4s.
e. l5.3t
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L'OR SALE, A HAND som EE>
Il YOUNG MARE: four years OLE. goh[SSN
siz., nearly thoroughbred, ani very siylisn. Aopy
10 j. u. ELAN.
je l4-3t lib o. ~ Main street.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
T LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
~ GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.

OFFICE COMPASY's BUILDING,
Ill3 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND.
AssErs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000 .o0n
FIRE LOSES PAID IN l6S0........ Z70o,i0o
TOTAL LOSSES PAID UyER.....".... 10,OoO.eOu
CLAIMS PAID on PROOF OF Loss WITHOUT
DEDUCTION OF INTEREST.
100000 DEPOSITED WITH THE TREASURER
OF VIRGINIA FOR PR0TECrfO> or
INSURED.
LIABILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS UNLIMITED.
DWELLINGS. WAktIi0UsE.AkD MERtRAN-
Disc INSURED on MOST LIBERAL TEENS.
RICHMOND DIRECTORS:
ARCHER ANDERSON, Chairman.
cHARLkS T. DAVIS,
" " DAVENPORT acc.
je 9-lm General Agerss a.
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M0RTUARY RsPOar.-Tbe following Is the
comparative weekly mortality In the city Of
Richmond:
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- Week End ng---.
Jass5, J1nss J1sn.sns, J.ns%. June n,
ro,.,,s.,,. ". &C y: 2: ". 2; y. e;
still-born...... ;. :. 2 /
Whole number OF deaths for the month OF
May, 127-55 white, ~ colOred.
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RpY YOUR ICE TICKETS
~ FkOM
The RICHMOND ICE COMPANY
1yE PER A:R cERsT. sz'iIs DISCOUNT.

Five; Ten. suJ tweais,oyecep. Tickets pat 9p 10
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lust THE THING TO KEEP IN wlNE-CEL.
LARS.
slDYBokRDS NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT
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Picnic CIGARS, Sc.
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Valley school.

Third Grammnr-Stclion As. E.. Hughes
fedcher.-fIrst lionor-silyer Medal: John Banks.
iaferro, Hester LightfoOt, Mary Holt, William VIII
lis. Mary Jones. Pennanship: James Taylor.
Third Grammar-Secfion BE. !. Hatehett
tedcLer.-first Hon0r-slyer Medal: William
Helm. -scholarship: Susie Johnson,
Alice Lewis, Maggie Gross. Lucy Boiling, Rebt cca
VsDderyall, Eliza james. PenmsnshIp: Pe'er
Harrison.
First HOnor->iyer Medal Maria Grimm. Spelling
Exercise BoOk-First Honor-silyei Medal Eliza
Baker. Certi6caes-scholarship Martha Cook,
Fugeniz Crump, LYDIA Harris. Della Harris, r. IN lra
Marshall, Maria Price, Willie Grey. Penmauship
Fsrst Primary Section B-M e. anderson
teachsr-First hSnornsver Msda Me- I Emma lucas:
Robinson, Isabella johnson. Robert Grant, Ro-
bert Dixon. Robert Jones. Penmanship: Dinkle
Orange.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY: Maegle BaIly, Nora
Page, Elizabeth Williams. Dora Harris, Alfred
Wells, Mary Mettauer. Penmanship: Mary john
son. .
Second Primary Section AZ. Wilkiason
teacher First Honor-silver Msdal: Ella VIII
Ilsms. Certificates scholarship: Willie Lee. Eddie
Minion. Amelia Grimes. Daniel Hickman. George
Bailey, Willie Bentley. Penmanship: George
Second Primary Section B-Nsaaie X
Schadp. tedcherotirst Honof-silyer Medal
Robinso-. Ellen Wo0dson, George Bount, John
Anderson, Lavinia Roane, Mary Meehins. PEN
msnship: Walter Christian.
Second Primary Section B-Cdrrfe Drefo
tedcher.-First Honor-silver Medal: Mary Davis.
CertihcAtes-ScboiaTship: Richard Glass. Charley
Robinsoa. Alex Newton sissle Brown. saliie Tzlia-
ferro. Charlotte Williams, Willie Jackson. Pen
manship: James TemDeman.
Third Primdry-Secffon A-D. y. Nurrdy
fedchsr.-firsf Honor-silver Medal Fiarenc. Wal
ford. -scholarshp Martha Cross, salle
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HORSES FOR SALE.

EOR SALE, A PAIR OF YOUNG, So~
l. HIGH BRED CHESTNUT HORSES. %tS5S
suitable for a lighr carriage: styiisb. aud OF light
clear action. Ha, ing raised and driven then NY
self know them TO he dOcil. sound. and with )us
any blemisb. They may be seen At n. I. William,s
stable. 1871 . east Franklin street.
ip l5.1t4 CARY q. GnlkE.
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GOOD AT ALL TIMES.

nts ready ON opening. and will be found an agree
abe addition 10 the choice things which uudeniably
enlarge the pleasures OF life and encourage good
felloNship and good nature DC rightly enjoyed.
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! tAte c0ARsE UNBLEAcHED COTTON,
\ bale HEAVY OsNABCRG,
4 ba1e COTTON PLAID, for dresses.
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HUB PUNCH.

IT CAN BE USED CLEAR OR WITH FRESH
- MILK. ICE. SODA. OR HOT WATER,
LEMONADE. OR WITH FINE
ICE TO SHIT THE TASTE.
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lust RECEIVED, a PAIR OF I>-,~
~ BAY HORSES, four yfsrs olG. raised hy /G5A
the owner, ptrfocly kind and nile. wei br1.1n 70
harness. win be sold low. Apply al MOI NTCAS
TIES stable, corner OF sixth and Clay sr.eis
&c i5-2,s
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: THE "HUB PUNCH"

hss lately beea introduced, and meets with mai ked
popular favor.
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CHICK CIGARS, Sc.
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Springfield school.

SECOND RAMMAR-SECTIoS A-C. 81. CHAP
pELL TEACHER.-First Honor-Silver Medal: Nei-
he HirshDeIg Cer;ihcaies-Sch olarship: Eva Clay
ton, Mary Doy.e. Amelia Cararati. Ella Cobn. Sol.
Harrison, Robert Hirris. Penmanship: George
Drewrv.
THIRD GRAMMAR-sKcTIoN A-E. L. BROWN
TEAcuER.-First Honor-Sytr Medal Lizzie
Ide. Spelling. Exercise Book-first Honor-Siyer
Medal Frank Van Wort. Certiacaies-ScholaIship !:
Aurelia PicOt, Frank Vau Wort. Lille Paul, Ella
Series, Pinkie Weimer, Tbeo. Baptist. Penman-
ship: While Allen.
THIRD GEAMMAR-SECTI0N B-L. V. BRAcK-
EFT TEACHER First Honor liver Medal: Ida
TImberIake. CertI6eaies - Scholarship: Robert
Duryin, Leep Duke, Juius Leryii, Rosa Bollz. An
ME Finke, Joe Creery. Penmauship: Laura Wood
FIRST PRIMARy-sEcIIoS As. NJ PEMBER.
TON TEACHKE.-First H0nor-silver Nedai: Ber-
Iha Van Wort. Spelling Exercise Book-first
Honor-silver Medal: Bertha Van Wort. Cerlih.
caies-St holair hip: Cbsiles Frischkorn. Adene
Bowler. Caarles spillinR, Henrietta Shinault, Jo-
seph Anderson. William Terry. Penmsnship: +:
Hunter f,schkorB.
FIRST PRIM MiRY-sEcIIoS B-NASsIE NEW
ELL TEAcHER.-first Honor-siiycr Medal: Annie
Barker Certidcates-3cho'arship Annie Norman.
Annie Pocklingtou, Jennie Williams, Mamie Hirsh'
berg. Carrie Foote, Leila Paeini Penmansbp:
Ophea Wyatt.
TEACHER First Honor-silyer Medal; Mary
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TUNNELS.

There is no authority OF law for tunnel
location 5000 by 1900 feet. A proper ioca'
lion is the width Of the tunnel for 5000 ieet'
There IL no provision Of law for patent.
ing tunnel locations. but lodes discovered
IN running . tunnel may be patented In
like manner - other lodes.
The right IL granted 70 tunnel owners 70
1900 feet Of each blind lode, not previously
known 70 exist. which may bs discovered
In their tunnel.
When . lode IL struck or discovered for
the irst time In running . tunnel, the
tunnel owners have the option Of record
ing their claim Of 1900 feet all on one side
of the point Of discovery or intersection,
or partly on one aide thereof and partly on
tho other. ,u,
Prospecting for blind lodss i:prohibitsd
on the line Of located tunnel, while tho
tunnel IL In progress. but other parties are
in no way dsbarred from prospecting ior
blind lodes or running tunnels, 20 long -
they keep without the line OF such tunnel
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such a. you must all feel within yourselves
that gratifying reminder that ~ public
servants you have performed the duties
incumbent upon you and have proved
yourselves deserving the confidence Of the
people Of Gold Hill. L. T. Fox.
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
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A Terrible Temptation.
Detroit Free Iress.

Detroit Free Ifess.
A Rock Island man gave his girl what
he thought to be 81 80. with which to
purchase . pair Of gloves. The hall
proved to bs $40 gold piece. and when
the woman made the discovery she was
fully determined to buy pair OF gloves
costing but 81 and return the gold to
the owner. This laudable resolution held
% firm - prepared glue until she 60.
into the store aud allowed her love lit
eyes to roam over the handsome dress
goods displayed. and then the devil
oravlsd iato her heart and whispered
to her that $40 gold piece In the hand
In worth Q thousand Of them in her
prospective husbands pocket, and then
she fell. That is to say. she ''took .
tumble" and when she left the store
she toek $2l worth Of dry goods and
not Q cent in change. For this the man
announces that he can never bs more to
her than total stranger. averrine that
hs will not marry Q dishonest woman.
Moral: Don't bite Of more than you
can conveniently masticate. and always
make your lovers count their money
twice before accepting 1t.
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coLUnsiA wEErs.

Columbia bows her stricken head.
Her son In death nov sleeps.
While millions mourn the noble dead
And nations for him weep.
And sadness weighs the bleeding heart,
Tears I'LL the burning eye.
That We frsm one beloved must part.
Though borne to realms on high.
We mourn our lost. lamented chief.
Our Garfield. good and brave:
Each hsaving bosom's filled with grief
A borne he's 70 the grave.
Weep. o Columbis. for our loss;
Weep for thy noble son.
Whose virtues. free from worldly dross.
Had highest honors won.
The words OF cheer the nation leaves.
Although he's lost to sight.
That "God still reigns, the nation lives
Triumphant in His might"
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mHs BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
y Hill do ofdain:

mBs BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
l Hiii do ordain:
excriox I. An annual I'd valorem TAX OF one
and one quarter per eentum upon the v.iue ,s,, =,
TAXABLE property within the Town OF 4old hln
10 hsrsby levied and directed 20 % ooueessd -.
town purposes upon the asseesed value ., "
such taxable property made taxAbis ~ the Avs
Of this ftate for State and county purposes. IN
GLIDING the net proceeds Of the minee.
BDc. 9. sThe taxes levied by section OF THIS
ordnance, aud to be Assessed and collected IN
accordance Win the provisions of an ordinAnce
sntitlsd. IAN Ordinance to provide for the lsvy
ana collection Of talss ON real and personal
property within the Town Of Gold HIM. psssed
April Is, lSsi; and also. an ordinance entitled.
Al Ordinance 20 provide for III. time and
manner Of ascertainine the value Of the net pro-
cesis Of mires for the purpose OF taxaton. and
10 provide for ths collection Of such tAIes
L. r. FOX.
prrsidsus of The Board OF Trustees Of the Town
Of Gold Hill.
Attsst: W. @. HIDE. Clerk OF the Board.
Al 4 meeting Of the Board OF Trustees ol tns
ro1u OF Gold Hlli, held April 10. 1881. Ordi.
nspce No. lis WAS paced By The following vote;
Yeos-frustses xsrcsr. Dsuehy. Lsmsry ana
President fox.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01

Bal. In Co. Treas. Juno so. 1881. $56,7So "a
Respectfully submitted.
WIN. N. BRENNAN.
Auditor Storey county. Nevads.
Virginia, Nevada, July 8, 1881. IL