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LITERARY ArrATRs ABROAD.
Earl Granville on international Cop.
PiEht-CRlderOn Memorial Poem.

Pight-CRlderOn Memorial Poem.
LONDON, May 5.-Earl Granville recent.
ly addressed dispatch TO Mr.. Lowell, the
American Minister, on thesubjeCt Of Capy.
right, saying it would be satisfactory to
England Ii treaty could be negotiated
with America on the same basis az other
countries, without any condition for the
manufacture ot English books in America,
but II the condition is essential England
will negotiate on that basis. A treaty,
providing books written by Americans 10
England shall be manufactured In Ameri.
CO, 10 order 10 have the copyright there,
would be covered by the existing act, but
II II provides that the books written
by American authors In America shall be
manufactured In England In order to have
the copyright In England, such proviS.
ion would require the sanction oil Parlia.
ment.
Mr. Lowell replied as follows: As a
treaty confirmed by the Senate would be
law 10 America possibly supplementary
legislation would be needed TO enforce lie
pfovisionsin In detail, but understand this
will follow as a matter OF course.
The Spanish minister here announces
that the distinguished jurors, who include
United States Minister Lowell, are Unable
10 award the prize for the poem on Calde.
ron as, although the composition sent In
are meritorious, they are deficient In their
special application 10 the subject.
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BIG nUHNINas.
Dsatruciivs Work OF the :EIamea In va.
rI0us Places Yesterday.

DeAtRuetlVe "OFH OI inc - IhmeH IN Wv
rIous Places Yesterday.
CiSCtNNArf, May GA special Gays an
iDcendlary fire at Hazleton, Ind, ysster.
day, destroyed The principal block In that
town. The lossrs are sisson Bios, drugs;
John Betradge and r. ]. Felker, dry goods,
James Kinman and Luernda HaSelton,
dwellings; DefTendAhl, confectionery; r.
II. Curtner, store; VIM. Fellows, shoe
store; Myers, butcher shop; II. K. Wells,
two buildings. Loss $3O,0O0j insurance
$4,000.
MONTREAL, May The tannery owned
by Alderman Moore, four miles from this
city, and the largest In Canada, was
burned this morning. Loss 500, 0,OOOi par
M 4 @Eti1GSs1n, N. ]. May 5.-Tho Albro
oil cloth factory was sci on fire early this
morning and destroyed. twas owned BY
the Eqhilable Life Insurance company, ol
New York. Loss $25.000. II has been
unoCCupied for iOur years past.
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lrnel Murdrr In N InaourL

ST. JosErn, Mo, May GA brutal mar.
der was committed late last night just out.
side the southern limits Of the city, where
several families OF emigtants are enCamped,
William Wise, one Of the party, rode up
to the tent occupied by William WiIso ,
and without warning shot him In the
breast, killing him Instantly. Wise then
pu. spurs TO his horse and escaped.
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MiLLERsBua, O., May 6,-A disease Of
unknown character has recently broken
out among horses In this vicinity, which
threatens TO become epidemic. Henry
Snyder, a prominent bfeeder oil fine
horses, recently lost Eve head by this
diseaGe,
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wbit.isw Reld aud bride sat- for Europe.

WhiteIaW Reidand Bride BaiI for Europe.
New YoRK, May 5.-Mr. Whitelaw Reid
and Mrs. Reid sailed to-day for Europe in
the White staf steamship Republic. A.
large party Of personal friends and many
members Of the Tribune office went In the
vessel 10 bid them good bye. Through
the courtesy oil collector Merritt
a number accompanied the managers
10 the lowef bay, where they were taken
on board the revenue cutter Grant and
brought back 10 the city. Among the pas.
Bensers on board the Republic was Vim.
Walter Phelps, whose confirmation az
Minister 10 Austria was flashed along the
wires beioore the steamer passed Sandy
Hook. During Mr.. Reid's absence,
Colonel John Hay will act as editor In
chatge OF the Tribune.
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BASE pALL YESTERDAY.


GALRsDuRa, LII, /, May 5.-rhe.tsCent dit.
lcully in Knox College eliminated lSSt
night ID the disgtaCeiul performance ol
hSpRinQ Prof. Thomas Il. willard and
Prof. Henry W, Read In eiFisy In front ol
the college. The tree ws9 inReniously
covered with tar 30 that II was with great
difficulty the "bodies" could be out down,
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GENERAL D. H. sTRorHER Porte 0rsy.
on(, United States Consul General at the
City OF Mexico, is past sixty, and Is de-
scribed as being hale and CHEEKY. During
his soj,urn in Mexico his pencil has not
been idle, and his portfolio contains q
multitude OF new sketches.
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CISclSNAT, May 5.-The Lane Theo.
logical Seminary graduated thirteen stu.
dents to-day. Five Of them were graduates
Of Ohio colleges, one ol Massachusetts,
college, one graduated a. Kentucky coli
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TINALLY TizsLsD.
new XoSh,s worlds FaIr = CoBfease
COFpse, s.

NSw YoRK, May 5.-Thete can be no
further dIssuisinS the fact that the Worlds
Fair IL as good &c dead, aud that the
scheme will soon be brought 10 q close.
The most suitable method Of closing the
work Of the commission 10 now under
and will soon be reported
iot action. The conditional and uncondi.
llonal subscriptions will not foot up over
81 600 600. The money received will be
returned 10 the subscribers.
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ALL IN A DAY.
DIVERS DOIHss OF HUMAN KIND.
Floods u 81. LOuis-Strikes at MIIWau-
kee and ElSSWhere-S and
Other Orimss-The Manning.
ton Murder Affair. ..
lASNrHsrONs nuRDEE MYSTERY,
Some Sensational Developments Prom.
ised for To-day.

ised for.To'dAy.
MANNINdToN, W. Va, May 8.
Special Dlspsteh TO the IntIlligeuoor.
As yet the jury In the Baker case hal
not rendered verdict, no doubt having
been detained on account OF the suicide O.
satterGeld. Some important development
are expected tomorrow, aud some arrestl
will be made that will be generally uusx
pected. Sufficient evidence has been pro
cured to lead all suspicion from any Of TIT
Baker family,
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has been concluded, and twenty persona
are now in prison awaiting trial for
completely in the murder, 1t ia Tumored
that Mahmoud Pasha and Moury PashA
confess and justify their participation in
the murder ON the ground Of necessities
OF State, II ia also rumored- that Midhat
Pasha, Mahomet RouChdi PAsha and
sulsimAn PashA, and even ex-Sultan
Murad will be charged with completely in
the murder.
DR.. G. D. Dickson writes that from .
careful examination Of the body OF Abdul
Aziz, he was convinced that no force YVES
used and no struggle took place at his
death, and no wounds were inflicted ex'
Cept some Jagged cuts In his fore arm,
which were undoubtedly made with
scissors. One OF the alleged murderers
declared that Abdul Aziz was stabbed in
the abdomen with daggers.
FRANCES TUNIsIAN COMPLICATIONS,
Madrid, May 5.-The Liberal states that
the Spanish Ambassador at Paris has been
privately informed that the Tunls affair
would be settled within week, as France
is anxious to avoid complications.
TUNIs, May 5.-The rumored occupation
OF BejR and Points FormR by the French
is untrue. The Bsy persists in his refusal
Of the French demands. An officer OF the
British iron clad Monarch visited the Bsy
yesterday. Gen. Logerotzs column has
advanced beyond Dierbaba,
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LOUISVILLE, May 6.-Abe Frost, q well.
known Hebrew citizen, shot himself 10
death at his home In this city at noon to.
day. Family trouble Is supposed 10 have
been the cause.
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NEw HItSs, May 5,-Fot the next
Eve yeats all The boat races between the
Harvard and Yale crews will DO roWed Of
New London,
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DAWRs DENIES

Senator Dawes has telegraphed the fol-
lowing to O New England newspaper:
"PlsAse say tomorrow that all statements
that or any committee ol which am
one have advised the Withdrawal of the
nomination Of Robertson or have recon-
mended To him or TO heCaucus that action
on the nomination be postponed to an.
other session, are false, FabrlCatsrs oi
facts at this end OF the wire and those OF
the othersend who use the fAbriCations as
true, beat themselves, mot me-"
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EINANCIAL AND connERcIAl..
IeN Yorh nonry nlloI Arocr,.


NEW YoRE, May ,--AuNGI-Market easy
at Sa4 per cent Prime mercantile paper Ia
per cent, Sterling Exchange bankers bills
n S431; demand a s6A.
GOVERNMENT BoEUa--strong and generally
. shade higher.
United 6IsI O. ni 1881,
INgt ulNB
New -Four and hAltg, iliS
nSI to9nI oolponA
Fec1lo - o. lhto' .,...--,rlN0
RAILROAD BONDs-Irregular in moderate
volume OF business,
STATE boNDs- In light request,
Louisiana OonSol., 20 yipginlA 10
Missouri GA-,.,,,,,,.,,.ll6 DO nav ., -
y, JoAenh,,.,,l l0t6
Tennessee d -.-,..,.,-, n Deferred. lg&
DO neW,,'.,.,,r.,.,....,. u sEx uAtuTed coupon.
s1oCEs-Ths market opened strong and
higher and prices advanced steadily during
the morning aud up to the second call, when
the improvement in prices ranged from y 20
per cent, the latter Hannibal II st. Joe COM
mon. hannibal Il st. Joe preferred, St Paul,
New jersey Central, Delaware l.ackawauna
y Western, Western Union, Chicago II Alton,
Iron Mountain, Nashville Il Chattanooga,
Louisville 4 Nashville, Union Pacific, TCXfs
Pacific aud Memphis Il Charleston wera also
prominent therein, In the late dealinLs
there was reaction OF 4 to ~ per cent In
which Hannibal h st Joe common and pre.
terred, Delaware, I.ackawannL Il Western,
New Jersey Central aud 81. Paul were most
conspiCous, but IN The final sales the market
became iiLm and closed at fractional To.
COVGry, Missouri Pacific sold up Bk Der
cent 10 lO5k and closed ut l05.
Transactions OlbO00 Ahares
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LONDON, May ga Paris dispatch con.
yeys The intelligence that NJ. Victor Hugo
ia seriously III. AT his time of lie
The gravest consequences are to be feared.
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Postmaster General, at the request Of Mr..
Plat, Of New York, was not withdraw,
but II is believed that he will be II Plat
sustains Conkling. II can be stated on the
best authority that the President gave the
most serious consideration to the matter
before Withdrawing the nominations, and
finally decided that nothing but Gg.
Rressiye action was left. Many
persons charged Secretary Blaine with
Inspiring the Presidents course, but this
was denied tonight by q close friend
among the Senators, who said Blaine had
as little to do with to.dsy's message as
be had in debating Robertson's nOmina'
ton.
It reported, and largely credited, that
0onkling will deliver speech on the Rob-
ertson nomination in open Senate to omor'
row,
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TREASURY PLANTATIONS.

The Treasury Department purchased
$4,000 ounces Of fac silver to-day, for
delivery at San Francisco, Philadelphia
and New Orleans.
Received at The Treasury Department
10 closing hours to-day, "a, ,S77, SOD OF 0 per
cent bonds for continuance at 81 per cent.
Total amount received 10 date, $74, ,352, 100.
General George A. Sheridan has express
ed determination 10 tender his resigna.
don as Recorder Of Deeds for the District
of Columbia.
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The following nominations were made
by President Garfield to-day: George P.
Pomeroy, Of New Jersey, Secretary Of the
United States Legation at Paris; Mrs.
Julia p. Woodiolk, PoBtmistress at Jack.
son, Tenn; William r. Duriee, Indian
Agent at the La Point Agency, Wis; Ma.
aChi Ktebo, oi Indiana, Receiver Of Pub.
liC Moneys at BSise City.
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ouR ADVERTISING AGENTS.
Tn. .x.,c. ON rn. ROCKS


The lustrous moon through the wintsfiy
night
Qlides with the staseiiest psmp OF =
queen.
Over fimv cloudlets OF peariy wnfm.
sheen;
The CLEAN IL her robe 10 reflected there,
AMI lights up her path like Q msrmaid's
hair:
Sheds over the tremulous sleeping sea,
vision az hearty and purv d, light,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-10
NEW POSTAL REGULATIONS.

The Postmasters In this State have just
received an order making material changes
in the classification Of matter sent through
the mails.
Mailsble matter Of the frst class shall
embrace all matter wholly or partially in
writing, except ss herein provided-Act
March 5, 1879, Section 8, ~ Statute, p.
S5s.
The exceptions are a. follows
/. Corrected proof.sheets and manu-.
script copy accompanying the same.-Sec.
ton II, p. 359. :.
2. Date and name Of the addressed, and
Of the sender Of circulars. and the correo.
ton Of mere typographical errors therein.
Section ~. p.sto.
8. Bills. receipts and orders for subscrip-
tious inclosed In second class publications.
provided such bills, receipts and orders
shall be In such form ~ to convey no other
ipformatio than the name, location and
subscription price Of the publication or
publications TO which they refer. Section
So, p. S6l.
4. The name and address Of the person
to whom seconded matter may be sent'
and index figure OF . subscription book
and words or figures, or both, indicating
the date on which the subscription In such
matter will end. Section "a. p. $50.
s. Upon matter OF the third.clsss, or
upon tho wrapper inclosing ths same. the
sender may write his own name or address,
with the word from" above and prectd.
ing the same, and In either case may make
simple marks. intended to designate .
word or passage OF the text to which IL 10
desired to call attention.
6. There may be placed upon the cover
or blank leaves Of any book. or Of any
printed matter Of the third class. . sim.
pie manuscript dedication or inscription
which 10 confined to simple address or
consignment VI such book Or printed mat.
ter, a. mark Of respect, and must not
contain anything that partakes Of the na-
ture Of . personal correspondence.
z. Upon matter OF the fourth class the
sender may write his own name and I'D.
dress preceded by the word "from", and
also the number and name Of article In
closed. He may also write upon or attach
TO any such articles, by tax or label, =
mark or number. nsme or letter, for pur-
pose Of Identification.
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x.sUsLLASEOuS.
THE SUN FOR 1881.

4 All The worlds ews, % presented that the
reader will get the yreaiesi amoun OF inihms.
tiou with the least ~ pr'hiAoie expenditure OF
tims aud yc-i.ht 1aE srS mng sso a.sos'
ervd the pei.en m.sn D t~ssa roa"0sA' 's''
pssa and un,atisisc or Or WY.
mi. nuch ot ,hst soft of ns We vn'cn oepenos
L. unoo A. re. Rtixsd iu. Oriance tha upon
iis iuirrvs. 20 nal bd. Frvm mospins w
moral z tug rrN prints cont nu'a " ~
tie liver VI ,eai men ana vonsn. ~ W III.
d-~d.. plan ,ovrr. hates spd truuoler. ,n's
st ~ \, mn.s Va led and NOR interssuns tna.
ANY roman thar Nae ever dsvirei.
III .ood ~ritins IN ~ ~ column. M aIn' sr
ue,.. originality. acsurnc. tnd oeeotun ~ 'As
,trvstrp.' I VI every subject a. a.
Nv. Honest Comment. tHE 'uhs nson ~"
anal M tcaflsr-Iy aoout men And innings
,oa.i randor Ia De IL Y WITH each poru.
cal aity. and squ.i read ne 20 connme.e
- N n pr.,s vor ny OF .rebu % whst 10 oasm-
Ale IN Deuocrst or Rrpubiie.n.
M Aba ,lufe iLdepeIdencs OF partissn oftsn
t..,ion. but unw.veriug loyat 40 true lsmo-
r, st,o pupcip.es Ina Sun beiisvs shst w
Suy, pmrnt which the C.ns,ituuoo YES ~ y
= od one to keep its .oti.n OF GUY - y
= s,,t TO it- utmost power the euo3s % sn :.
the Rspub lean party to SET up spotns. "sT ny. y.
sov. ns'e.t n pa Of ihsi which eii.ts. Ine
80 ia, snd TIE ,ears immedist.ly foilo.inx
yili probl ably decide this s.premeiy im onAn, ~,
sons.st Tnr Sur be wee that the victory wll
- nm the people - AGAINST tho k'pts iof
monopoly, III. R,nss for plumber. and 'ns hihss
for impss.ai power -
~ the u.ily srx.s iour.paee sheet oftvm Y.
AM eoIumns, the p ice y sail, post psia. y
- s.ess : moaih, OF % % year; or. inelud.
a.. lie runday p.p.r. an eight page shsss o.
1,s,.s columns. the pries 10 % cents Hon'n'
or "A 40 year. postage palo. .,., e,,.
~ sanday edition Of TEE srn % slso I1s' ~
.s s.nsr.isIy st q 70 . year. postage paid
Tss. prics Of II wExxlf SON. ei.h, pssess'
Anv.six columns. TO- o. 2 yeef. p9s.ss. S -. =.
ToS club, Of ten sending 90 vs VII ssaa :.
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iuSiishw Of Tn suz. New xosscV'
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HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN

hair Rsn.wer IL . seien'ine oombita'ion Of
some Of the moet powerful restorative agents
in the vegetable kipgdom II restores Eray
hair 70 It's original color. Il msk,s the scalp
Viii and clean. IL Gu es daudru, aud humnts
and falling out Of the hair IL furnishes the
nutritive ripcipls bv which the hair 10 Tour.
ishsd and supported. II max. the hair moist,
sott and glvsey, and 10 unsurpassed - haif
dfSasing. IL IL the most 60 nomic Il pc para
ton ever onkrd d to the public. - its elects
remain ions time making ooly a. occasional
application necsssary. 70 recommended and
ned by eminent medical msu. and oticiaily
ina ~. a b. the state assaysrf massachusetts,.
The popui .riy of Halls hsuswer has Incressed
,,v md In f.re IN lands, and Il 10 nov knovn
s.d ussd In IL The s,vilissl eeuntfiss OF the
voeid.
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Handsome actors rc.i,e many s'n,i-
mental letters from women. Sometimes
tbey reverse the usage. and write to
h,ndsome women. q. Nilsson CHARLES
did no iu Philadelphia. aud got sound
ly ,hrs.h.d by the insulied woman.
husband. Another case OF theatrical
b,o~s vas at ST. Louis, where Fsnnis
Louise Buckin. ham. q "Msxrpps," a.
s.ul,ed an actor iu the street.
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Rough on the Republicans.
Enrska Leader.

II vas last Sunday at the Methodist
Sabbath School. The lesson Of the day
was about the saved aud the lost. The
question was asked by the Supsriniend'
ens: "whom did the Pbsris-es BE- 'li.ve
we're inevitably doomed to BE- dsmo.d2"
A little miss. evidently trained In .
D. mocratic household. apswrrrd in .
quick. strong voice: "R-publicsns and
sinners ~ The members OF "ths party
OF progress" pres. Mt smiled audibly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-10

"Isn't 1t awful coldi" qusried Smith.
% be met Jones on the car the other
day. Terrible, terrible. Any OF your
water pipes freeze up? ?" "worse than
that" "How 2" "Had three barrels
Of potatoes frozen a. hard ~ stones
III lose every one OF them" "Oh, NO.
you won't. Just head 'em up and send
'sm to some charitable Institution and
NO one will know but what they frozr
While en- route. It's . golden oppor.
tupity you should not negL Ct"
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Cancelled August 18th. 1880.
OUTSTANDING TOWN. BONDS.
M Inn .mopnt ssOo, dpe NAV ist. 1ssi.
M. i0s and ii,e .monnt SiO. .()o. due An.
gn.t iA,b' 1891.
Nos. ios and ioe. amount SIC. 900. due
Noven,ber lat. 1891.
Amount Of bonds. s25 600 90
Interrst due on ssme 70 Auril
18th. 1881 625 90
Total. ........S .S25,62S 90
Ia submitting INV annual report, a re.
ouired by law, / have deemed 10 proper
tbst the taxpayers and citizens should be
Informed Of tbs condition Of the town and
its financial standing at the present time.
The finances Of the town are in Q very
healthy condition, cupsideripR the extreme
dullness Of business the psst wear.
Tbe revenue from the different branches
of business has been stesdily on The de-
cresse the mast wear, and the Board OF
Trpstees h.ye been governed In expendi.
tures socordinely. Five thousand dollars
of the town dsbt have been iiquidated.
In Me different depsrtments the greatest
care have been taken by the Committees to
have the running expenses Of the town q
low a they could possibly be made and
satisfy the citizens At large.
The water works and everything con.
neoted with them are In the very best Of
order. The Chief Engineer Of The Fire
Dsnsr,msnt has been yery yieilsnt In look.
inc After The bydrsnts and mains, and
keepinv them In good condition.
Tbe streets have been we'll attended to
and kept In good order.
The officers Of the town have been faith.
fui and energetic In the discharge Of their
duties. The police have been vigilant In
gnsrdinu the interests Of the town and
Heepine swsy suspicious Characters who
are ,lvsys v,tchipe for opportunities 10
nr.ctice tbeir nefsrious busin, a,
The Fire Depsrtmspt arc deserving Of
nnch n,.,.. for tbs Aria and eficient man.
mar In vhicb thsy bsve Acquitted them.
ssl,es I nm ali occ.sions vhen their services
vere reonirsS' trust The people Of Gold
Hill viii eontinnu 10 have their interests
on.ri,.d in ,hs future by ss an eficient
Sodv N sremsn A thoss Who have guarded
,hs,n In ths n.ss
In concirs,on vou,a s,y that our
dn,s. ~ = Rosrd NJ Town Trustees will
snna hs :. .n srS Ths neonls of Gold
Hi Hi a.. 80, - h.ss . chsnSs of govern.
-. .Ls T.ai.,. .,r d,s,ncornor. ling
The The town IN ana @ ns..ing The Consolidstion
hill bv ,bicb ths city Of yireipis and the
town Of Gold Bili have been consoli.
dated will the oounty Of Storey In one
eoyerpment. Il was t6e opinion Of those
sdyoc.tipp The measure that the interests
Of ali copoe, med vould be .furthered by
having one eoysrpment instead Of three.
A, 4, l. but an sxnerIment n remains 10
hs ...sn .h.s .S,snt.css. n sny. viii be
gained TO the busiuess portion Of The town
Sv ,bs ebsnSs. n viii. in INV esdmstion,
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NOTICE.

IL BILLS AGAINST THE TOWN or
n Gold Hui must b presented bsfors hvN.
DAY, NAY ID. 1881. Per order
". @. HYDE,
eek OF the Board Of Trustees.
Cen I'M. April u, iss1. Nd
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

An Birs dus the PIONEER LAuNDRY mp
70 tne FIR T OF BOMBER. 1850. must b
ssttled baiors the TENTH OF DkotxBkR. o.
ibsy wil BE- p.erd IN ne Q nands q as:
than thirty days. 5' " HALL;
Virginia. December !. 1850.
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YEAR 10 have obtained nsarly three thousand
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