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BUSINESS Cbnnces.

4 y ESTABLLr HE'D Philadelphia Neck w ear
n Mandatory would Ike To line OF linen COZ
aud suspcn'crt, from manufacturers only AodFeSs
NECK-WEAll, DrRwer ID. Philadelphia
X {, SIIAYNE, fur manufacturer, 1O3 Prince
-. At offers extra bargains in furhned Garments and
-uilaluS
DVBLISHER WANTED.-A mar with some
rlutaI who the ability and wishes to engage IN the
~ Republican IN W cstlI
can learn something ~ lis yange by addressing W. IT'D
unr once
rVIIIE executors OF John Stephens, deceased,
lor the next ten days nc wholesale grocery
and good VIII OK the tc hrn OF Johh - Rhcu
N sons al o bulng now occupied Ihe Ola Board
OF Trade" Tor four years from May J, IhSI. IL,
offered for sale Is the Oldest au one OF me
arrn, profitable Of the kni n the state oil ich'
gan. and Is 90 opportunity seldom ut -rcI,
It stock will be kept full for the next ton Gays IN ouer
HAT Gro be- OF trade u the SUCCESSOR
Prrurs uus Of purchase are invited 10 can az the
store for rhor information aud terms o safe OF To ADDRESS
JOHN STEPHENS U SONS.
p.c,,,Ncr 4 1881 Detroit, Mich
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sTEARlNE-DuIl weak and unsettled Prime CITY II 'ic'
sales, 80 hhds OleOmargartne Stearine, dOtc. -.o
TALLOW-Quiet, about steady sales, oO,OOO ID ~
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Grnles an0 Gen0cr5.

Z CONOVER g. CO., Designers and Manu-
- fac.,r,rt OF ARTISTIC CRATES AND TENDERS,
FIHEPL ACES In Brass Bronze, steel nnd Iilh
An urunA FIr3 so. Coal llUl4. bisAet fritor 20
Elegant ,.urnent OF now designs Decorated Ihes lor
lrtl. mi llclleS Arclts.tP designs executed, or tN
Cusvodcshs -uisel Low estimates 10 arcAlIec'S ana
builders Marcr1uuls, No. 800 Cani.-'t
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TEUIGHVALLEY RAILROAD.

| 4 PAS3ENGER TRAINS, IN Anl MOE Nay = - w
leave 5Votl iootot Coranit aal %sa
foYT Reaiing Mauch Chunk WlkesOare, to"aanllss
Woyerv Ithica Geneva LIONS Butap alI 'i p, G
,,,,r NJ n m for EastOn Bsthe1em Allentown he1us
manch rhun wikesblrre and Ptst,a P nSh s, 7{
coacbea attached 10 $3.50 D. tram trains o' t.ao
m D. m and 8lOp M connect Tor ~ points u anan9y
fTo1Ieton regions T. B. B4lN6 Ion. " r u"
anu Eaactn once corner church and Cortandtsts
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OFHcE OF THE ONO SOUTHERN RAHRoAD CO.. }
ll5 BRoADwAY, NEW YORK
COUPONS of the first mortgage bonds OF this
~ company due December ], win be paid at the COrOln
Banking Company, 10 Broadway, New ORR, ,,
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OPFIcE OF THE
D .

INDIANA, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILWAY co. 7
ll5 BROADWAY, NRWYORK
COUPONS of the first mortgage, Eastern Dl
" vision bonds Of this company, due December l. VIII b.
paid at the COrbln Banking Company, Ito Broadway New
York. l.. W. DUNTON, treasurer.
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RAILROAD.
TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON
SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS IL PHILADEIs
PHIA, TWO IN NETWORK.
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RANDALL Fl. F00IE,

ESTABLISHED 1900, -.
BANKER AND BROKER, 10 BROADWAY Ne"lorA
WANTS
CITY ~ Quincy tlL) per cent Bonds. a., ,, ,,ot,r
Confederate Bonds, ana S. WIFI '""P'ii' ~
ug after January, 1850.
Vermont Valley 10. H. Old Firsts and oocohds
Cincinnati, Wabash aud Michigan ItalIIOtd SJooN.
l.rtr hallway Mona scented stock.
Ninth Avenue Horse Railroad stock
Lake superior AMI Mississippi Railroad tlE7ts'
Mexican Bonds CCOrics IAsucl
Mexican Bonds tWOOdhUuse iasne).
NcwJersey southern Railroad securities .,
Sandnsky, Mansfield and Newark halrOhl oooA
Ulster ana Delaware railroad Incomes
Boston, Hartford and Erie stock.
FOR SALE.
Pneumatic Tramway Engine Co.'S stock. ,, -. yr-o-,,
Connecticut Rolling stock Go. STOCK oWVe ''
bridgeport, Conn. This stock pays 10 lhNosoio ~ ~
international Ocean Telegraph stock
Long Branch Ocean Pier CO.'a stock
Missouri War Claims (Supples.
New. Jersey and New York Railroad Stoch a,o,t,
Wheeler a Wilson's Manufacturing Company . sooSA.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE. MOST IMPROVED EGUI
MENT AND THE FAS TEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.


Express Trains NewYork via Desbrosses and cort
400 1880 = $780, 90 Limited) II l. 800 40 .,
g. Z, $3.50 and D. and II night Sundays 4So . ana
Express Trains NewYOrs daily, except sunday AZ
7:JOa aud running Through via trenton ana |an
Returning trains gosl st 't tai9 Phliaeelphis
l2:O $3.50 5:Io $780, $50 and a. m SLin1Sa YpSi
$780, S:l5 & $50 M, l. 100 and Leave philadel-
phia Camden a ~ and 500 p IN dly ehsep1 %
foot OF Dosbrosses and COrandtsts Court aud Brook
iyn Annex station foot of Fuonst, BROOKLYN Nos Ilt.
rant Ticket Office, = Battery. place.
New York Transfer Company viii call for and cheek
oagsasS ilo TH R9d anu Residences LR WOOD.
f General Manager General Psssr Agent
DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATSKILL
~ landing a. Go1Ifs Esopus
connecting with Ulster and Delaware ana Mad ~ ' bai1
Railroads. Steamboats, Thomas Soe anu Worth Riysr
exeapf SATURDAYS When Thomas Cornell leaves at p M
C,TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAsI T., AMI,
FARE 81 for frstclass limited ucAet Booa onf
as s spsS1sse On ana
Leave e. daily sszs ssEvfn IN
Tickets for Sao a. a Express Co. 3si and
&c. Astor House. ana at Metropolitan and fhtn
Avenue Hotel ticket Offices
PROVIDENCE LINE tor Freight only:
leave Pier 20, foot OF WarrensL, N r. at m
a,s sundays Boston via Providence direct
us sashi Ma either line taken atlowest rates
ID. 5. BABCoCk- President L. W. flLAANs'" riAs~-
u,HE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
Three express daily except sunday 70 LOsSoA ~
500 m p ~ tparIor aitsehedl and 10 pun twta
SUNDAYS AZ 10 o. NJ with palace sleeping eArs.
Limited tickets Boston tli rilll 20 -. v..D ,,...
Fffh Avenue and Windsor Hotels okes ocss AMI drAal
Central Depot
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5teamboats ano Railroads.

A. -REDUcT T4GE S OF FARE Ire
New.York to Boston, 81
Newport and Fal River 81
Points
BRISTOL AND PRoVfDENcE
Per North RIVER foot S o. SsrrlSss connssSn Ha
oaS sG@ r5SSs Da2 BE- Pecae at ho
tells and ticket Offices at the office on Pier - and Oh
BORDEN & LOWELL, AgtS GenL Pass. Az.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY.-
Soon 6o tn Of Faon e SSs q kRssy Station
Sa .sl, N My q lssl Le,ye NewYorS ,..
March sis chunk IaaIagqa DriftSn scranton &C.
Allentown. Reading. Harrisburg Mauch Chunk. Williams
nFcr flemngtoa Fasng6 A sS Reading uar
mFof TRS op hs mlSc e prou
h 4ae n WtpS os bart, scranton &c.
i$6p @ESr somerviis " Fi isaaSa aS SS &c
S oSg mtSr Eiest3n Allentown, Reading Harrisburg
ah snn%s @ 0qRs RSSS,
2$S $50 400 3 SIS $50: 5 Il G. ' 6i5, 65OS
For i to local points see ne fables at stations
u Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
E E9R A At Hd1 CITY through tng m
Key 2 at SIS @ T. S SS a. p % D. I" f0f
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Via dBrasnSGhRPOrt-FESSr sandy Hook $50 @ N FS.
and Seabrisht s;l5 a m, ~ m; $3.50, 4, s. p m ~
VIA Red Bank-Sl5 q. IN. for Lakewood. Toms River,
Barnegat, &c p m for Lakewood Manchester Toms
River ATLANTIC CITY and all stations Bay Side l.
m for Lakewood Toms River. Barnegat. &c.
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New York from station c. X. r. OfNJ.
For Philadelphia, Ninth and Greens at 745 $780, Ills
a. M $3.50 4, 400 $50 z, ~ Sunday s:f5 m,
53O, IL T. IN For Third and BeTks-sts, 45 ILLS
l:3O, 4:3J, $3.50. 2. M. ON sunday S:45 a. IN.
For Trenton 745, 9:30 lib l:3 4 4;30 53U T. IL
Return trains leave Phade iS Z foE Z NewY
From stations Phila and Reading r. r. Ninth and Green
sts at 1870 $500 800 III ll5 3:i5 5:t0 $40 ~
On Sunday, at $3.50 M, $3.50, IL D. m.
From Third and Berk-sts, 5:l5 500, 9:l5 L. 523
6:3O, ll:3O p. m. Sunday az =: % m, 4'iO p,
From Tten0n-l:25 6:2O SOB 9:04 zoos, 1874 LOG
4:25, G:24 7;2S Sunday les 9l9 a. 6:l4
PULLMAN PARLOR CARS are attached to day trains
and EtPlNG COACHES to midnight trains from New
York and Philadelphia.
Connection Is Jersey City Station 10 ana from
Brooklyn and Erie Depot, Jersey City. 90 -. -
Tickets for sale at foot Of LbeTy-st, Nos 29 26l 4O
944 957 LES Broadway and az The pIfncia hotels Nos
y. Y Transfer Company Dodds Express viii call for and
check baggage from hotel OF residence todestlnatlOn
JOSEPH :. HARRIS, l.. z. BALDWIN,,
General Manager Gen. Pass Agent.
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Dipioeno Notices.

OREGON IMPROVEMENT Company
No. 20 NASsAU-sE,
NBW-YORK, NOV. 10, 1881.
coupons of December /, 1881, from bonds
" OF the Improvement Company will be paid az he
Office OF the and Trust Company NO. 20 TX
Chmge-pace, New-Y0rk - 49, .,-,,.r,,
Secretary.
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HAVEN, AIERIDEN, HARTFORD,

~ SPRINGFIELD. HOLYOKE, SOUTH VERNON, ST.
JOHNSBCRY, &c Steamers leave Pier 2j T.. r.. at D.
and 1870 M Sundays excepted 1880 boat
with special train. Tickets sold and baggage checked ga
broadway, y " and Courtst, BROOKLYN EXCURSION 10
Wv Ii nj.
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BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
For TRENfrON and pIfIr a MR. bur.
nRIE RAILWAY- now known as the Nav

E'kiE kAlLN A 1, now known as the NEW
IA YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Arrangement of trains from Chambers street Depot
Oam-Cincinnau and Chicago ay Express Drawing
Coaches 10 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge
tDaylFast ST LOUIS Express, arriving AZ Bunan
at connecting with fast trains TO the West and south
west. Iulman's best DIawngTOOm Sleeping Coaches u
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Z p. m (DMy)-Paciic Express for the West Sleeping
through 20 Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincinnati and
Chicago without change Hotel Dining Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06

rTUE ANIMAL MEETING of the Stock
4 hu'.r. of fly ldFnu Electric Illuminating Company OF
New York flr lo election of thirteen director, 10 serve for
ensuing year inspectors Of election for the
next biicc Of tho
pany. 90 athayc, Sew ork ON TUESDAY december -
DO d. O'Clock The polls Sill lr open for thc reception
o. og Transfer books will close on the
1th and pen on tlo ltth INST By order 49, o. -
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THE OCRAN y NAVIGATION AND PlER co.,
Iron Pier at COney Islandl
60 ~Or TH-sT. NEW- YORK, Dee. ], lSol:)
VIUE Board Of Directors have declared a
cash dividend OF % per cent the capital stock Of this
~ EDWARD WIGHT, Treasurer.
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stock holders % The Mtt-opu Elevated Railway Com.
PAM unwilling o. sure der The guarantee Of the
Manhattan a a. tuIau, opposed to hc proposed
oU.-ul. tIr Metropolitan Company with tine MauAdt
COMPANY With tho under
signed. sta'. the number of fh'r -hHrc-.
STOUT O. Coz % Bro1d-5t.
Now York Eov. 9G 1871 g. %. ENErI.tNU. - Wal st
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OFFICE OF THE MORNING STAR CONSOLIDATED
MINING COMPANY, No. 30 WALLsrl
NEW-Y YORK. Dec. /, lSSl.)
TE7bc Board of Trustees OF this company has
/ declared n DIVIDEND $50. Of TWO AND a
HALF PER GENT the capital stock paynDo ccember
a. the ofcp o. 1fe-srs. Adams MCarg. No. 30 walsh
NY.
Tho trlrsfar books win Dc closed the "a inst and re-
opeu,d on the 9th inst. WILLIAM ADAMS Treasurer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
" Hes q Brick.

Very few OF the thousands who use
the above slang term know its origin or
Ito primitive signihcanos-according to
which Il Il Q grand thing to say Of man.
"Hs's brick" The word. used In In
original intent. implies al that II brave.
patriotic and loyal. Plutaroh. In his
"Asislsus. King Of Sparta" gives NJ
the meaning OF the quaint and familiar
expression.
On certain occasion an Embssssdor
from Epirus. on . diplomatic mission.
vas shown by the King over bis capital.
The Embsssador knew that though nom.
inally only King OF Sparta, be was ruler
Of Greece. and he had looked to see
massive walls rearing sioft their en-
baitled towers for the defense OF the
city. but be found nothing Of the kind.
"Sirs," hs said, 81 have visited most
Of the principal towns. snd / find no
walls reared for defense. Why 10 thisf"
"Indsed. Sir Ambassador" replied
AassilAus, "coms with me tomorrow
morning. and will show yoa the walls
OF Sparta"
Accordingly. on the following morn
ing. the King led his guest out upon the
plain where his army was drawn up In
full array. and pointing proudly to the
patriot host, hs said {: There thou
bsholdest the walls OF Sparta--l0, ,0OO
men, and every man brick"
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THE SUN FOR 1881.

1. All the worlds news. % presented that the
reader will get the greatest amount OF lnformA.
ton with the least Improbable expenditure of
time and ,yssight. Tn buN long ago diseov.
cred the golden mean bstweeu REDUNDANT fnll.
nsss and unsatisiscioEy brsvtfy.
less upon its recognised importance thau upon
its inisrsst 70 mankind. From morning 70
moruiua TEE BuN prints continued stosy of
Inc live Of real mon and women, snd OF their
dseds. plans, loves. hates. ana troubles. Ibis
,tufy IL more vailed and mers interesting thsn
In oood writing In every column. snd frseh.
ness, originality. accuracy, and decofum IN the
trsstmsnt OF evsry subject r.t...
IV. Honest comment. TEl euI's habit % 70
spesk out fsarlsssly about men and things.
Y. EQUAL candor IN dsaiiLg with each polti.
cal Z afty, and equal readiness 70 commend
wnst Il Prsissvos.hy o. g ISeuls what 10 blsn.
VI. Absolats indspsndsncs OF pertisan orkan-
isstion. bat unwsyering loyalty 70 trss Demo
oistio principles. TIA buH bslisvss that the
roysrumsnt which the Constitution gives ~ 70
4 rood ons 70 kssp. its notion OF duty 10 70
n sist 70 IL utmost power The s6orts Of men IN
the Republican party 70 sst up spothsr foem Of
eovsrninsot N plase Of th.s which s.iss,; Ths
Viii probably decide this supremacy important
CONTEXT. Tn Bux believes thar ths victory will
b. with the people - sssinst the. Rip(s fos
monopoly, The Rings for piundsr. and the Ring
for impeeial power
fa ne Dsliy sur.a iourpass shssa oftva T.
sight columns, the peics z nail. postpaid, Z
% esnts 2 nonth. o. % % ysei, q. inelnd,
afs,.s Az E columns. &s pfios s g osots meath.
'f0Sass:.-' aSas.sss -'.' s''. 1.uetaxp,
PIhlish9 q I'm sus. New YEt 06.
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CHILDREN AND Lovsas.

We were children. playing together.
On Mona's magic isls.
In her witching April weather.
OF laughter. and sigh. and smile.
We we're children. playing together,
For . happy. happy while.
We we're lovers. strsying together.
So lightly over the land.
That We scarcely ruf{led the heather,
Hardly printed the sand.
We we're lovers, straying together.
On Mons fairy strand.
And still there arc children playing
On tho self.same shore and hill;
And still there are lovers straying
By 1ona's elfn rilf;
For our children are round ~ playing.
And we've Are lovers still.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14

A fair and buxom widow. Who has
buried three husbands. recently went
with . gentleman. who. In his younger
days, hsd paid her marked attention. TO
inspect the graves Of her dear departed:
After contemplating them In mourniui
silence, she murmured to her oompan-
ion: "Ahi James. you might have bssn
in that row nov II you bad only had .
little mere courage"
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ANNUAL MEETING.

OvroR OF TIE ALPHA oovapLIDATID
~ Mining oou pen,. tsn Ffspeisco: 1ey
aist, iSsi.- TIE Fourtssnth Annual Meeting ef
the stoekholdsrs Of the .bovs psmsd compenys
Of on soch other businsss q m.y 3 pressaisd |.
VII, Be- hsid on MONDAY. JunE .osh. iee1
third Monday 10 JunsJ. ct one O'Clock ?. =. %
shN dsy, q The once Of the oImnany. con
No. -, Nevada BIZ Oh. No, 0o konieopesy
ocoks siossd on Thursds,. Jena isth, 1881. e
'n nysst1 wiiLlAx WILLIS, ssssstasy.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NoTIcE y GIVEN. That TIN DISTRICT
updsrsis a letisrs tstsnsntssy N The estsss
Of ConRAp WIk0AND. decsass 4, sll creditos
Of ssid sststs will prssspt thsr biiis 70 Ne
uslsrslgss q 81 the sasay eflos u the is's ooo.
rsd wiseAnd, dseeas q. for thef eppfnnt
- - JOBRpa Pghk'n1.
o. d. ufkvgHDOn.
v,,,,.,. n,,. os.os.r n i'm. o.
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y ~ ORDINANCE no. lls.
Lew 81 Taxes 81 q: n as1 Rsfsssel
EEspsFsy wi,his the T. ws q ~ssA
tPssssd April -. issi.l
Ts. BOARD o. fausrE,s OF COLD

SHn bOAkD o. TkubTk1s " 3oA0
= Hili d. ordsin:
excrInH 4, An annual I'd vaiogsm tar Of oas
and ons quarter per csntum Upon the vslus q
taxable truperty within ibs foun OF Gold I'M
II hsrsby lsvisd and directed to b collectsd ice
town pufposss upon the ssseesed veiue q "
such taxsbls prot srty made tsxabls ihs hvs
nf this tsts for Sits and o uniy pufposss, -
ciudine The ret proceed. Of the mibss.
bSc. 3. The taxes levied By section Of this
ordnance, and 70 b sssss.ed and collected U
accordance win the Irvvisions VI IN ordinesce
entitled. IAN Urdln nee 70 provide iof ths kvy
ana collection OF talss on real ard personel
properly within the Town Of Gold Hi" peseed
April n, 1851, and aiso. sn ordinances entitled,
An Ordinance " provide Tor th- tine and
manner Of ascsrssining The vaius Of th- net pro.
c<eds Of mines f.r the purpose OF taxAt ons anA
10 provide S.r tbs oollsotion Of sueh 'sxcs.
Prssidsut Of he Board Of Trustees Of ths Town
of0old Bill.
Attsst: W. @. HxpR. olefk Of the Board.
A. msstine Of ihs Board Of Trustees Il the
Town Of cold n /, bald April 70. 1881. ordt
nance No. iis ~ss psssed By ihs following vote.
Ysss-Tru.tsss x.res. Dsuehy. lsnsry md
Aossat-Trustss Mecurdy.
ID ". q, HYDE, C1mk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14

such q ron must Ill fssl within yourselves
that gratifying reminder that . public
ssrvano you have performed TIE dnuss
incumbent upon you and have proves
yoursslvry deserving The conhdtnoe Of tns
people Of Gold Hill. i. 7. fox,
President Of the Board ot Trustees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
TANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of early iupsud'nes, esasine ps.v..
= dsbIifty, prsmssurs decay. ste.. having uisd
n ySin svsry knovn rsusdy. hes eisoovs.sd
- 70 ~ fsliow.suarsrA Addzsss y. h
SEIv1, q ChaAhsa g., n.Y. eeSs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

NJoricI Is HkRKBY GIVEN TO ALL
IN applicants for certificates 20 teach In the
Pablo schools Of Storey county. Nevada thai
sha Animal KxaminaiiUn will BE- held a the
Youxth Ward school house. In Virginia. eom-
". ". bOOHKR,
uy3otd County Superintendent.
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10 Comslock Mine Owners.

A aIScY AND suPRRiNrENDENcr 90.
"A noited. Having made mining speciality
,}or the pat tseo,y years; also. having bean
prsyiousiy associated vith cvrporats industries
for many years. an. thoroughly qualified IT,
faishfuny perform evsry requirement 20 Agent
folloSins prices: Active vorkinx Minis, e1oO
10 $500 psr month; non WORKING minss exospt
snsual holding work, Ss5 70 80 psr month.
-s... r..-,,sd s.A Rspsrts nsAs
O1cs - Hompsscad Building, Gold Mn.
Storey eounts. Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14

TOWN BONDS oANokLxps
Nos. los and io4. Issued August 18th.
1879 ! time. I year due August lAth, 1850;
cancelled August 18th, 1880.
oursrASprxo TOWN. Bonds.
No. 100. amount 5000. due Nay ist, 1881.
Nos. los and 100. amount &c. 900, due An.
gust 18th, 1881.
Nos. lo5 and ioe. amount $4,000, due
November let. 1881.
Amount Of bonds.. .S25. 900 90
Interest due on same 10 April
18th, 1881 i................... 62S 90
VoSai. ....'.s..'.''SSosoSo w
In submitting my annual report, - To-
quired By law, have deemed 10 proper
that the taxpayers and citlsens should b
informed Of the condition Of the town and
10 financial standing st the present time.
The finances Of the town are In very
healthy condition, considering the extreme
dullness OF business the past year.
The revenue from the different branches
Of bushes, has been steadily on The do
crease the past year. and the Board Of
Trustees have been governed In expendi.
tures accordingly. Five thousand dollars
Of the town debt have been liquidsted.
In the different departments the greatest
care have been taken BY the Committees 70
have the running expenses OF the town -
low - they could possibly b made and
satisfy the eitseps at large,
The water works and everything con.
nectsd with them arc in the very best OF
order. The Chisi Engineer Of the Fire
Department has been very vigilant 10 look.
Ing altar the hydrants and mains, and
keeping them In good condition.
The streets have been we'll attended 70
and kept In good order.
The oiiosrs Of the town have bssn faith
ful and energetic In the discharge Of thsir
duties. Ths police have been vigilsnt in
guarding the interests Of the town and
keeping away suspicious characters who
are always watching for opportunities 10
practice their neiarious business.
The Fire Department are deserving Of
much praise for the abls and efficient man.
nsr In which they have scquittsd them
solves 90 oil occasions whsn their services
we're required. I trust the people Of Cold
Hill will continue 10 have their intsrssts
guarded In the failure BY - sn sfneisns
body Of hrsmsn - those who have guarded
mem IN tne pa.
duties - Board Of Town Trustees will
soon b at an end. The people Of Gold
Hin are soon 70 have ohangs Of govern.
msnt. The last Lssislaturs dislnoorporsdng
the town and passing the oonsolidatiou
bill, BY which The city Of Virginia and ths
town Of Gold Hill have BEEN consoli.
dated with the county Of Storey IN one
goyernmsnt; II wa me ep,nicn - soo:
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0o,d hin, STOREY ooalty, etsts q Nsva1A
~ DsW bhaft, Gold nan. Hsvsda.
Noelcs 10 hsrehy given. that o msettnR g
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On tAs .!ssa ca, a q q oosy osy .,,:, 4: 2: M 1.s;
pes shSrs Vss lsvisd upoa eaeh md svsy shass
% The capital stoek o. said Company: payable
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new shsft Gold Hili, Nevada. O. % Jsnss
Nsvianas, Trsasfer uscrvtary. nooa .. No.
a Pine sirsst, nan RTsneissS. uslifornis.
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rsmsin lppsld o TukSDAY, the foanesssh
(istnIdsy Of JUNE, tast, shaii b doomed della.
essst ana Win b daily sdvsrtsssd sos sa!s g
pablo auction. and unle:s paymsat AL =
inads bsiors, wiii b sold On wkDHksDsY,
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the oonpsny, topsy ths ds,inqusat ssssssno6
toeskhse VIII cost q sdvsetislng and sxpenses
By order Of tie Board Of rrustsss.
MERCER UTkY. sscrstssy.
O2es q the new shafs of the Company.
(}old Hill. Neynda. nsy 10. ISL.
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sPGclAL NOTICE.

An Ellis due the PioNExR LAUNDRY up
10 sns 1lR>T OF rRoEMBsH, 1850: naa b
ose,ied before the TENTH OF Dk0k3bkh. of
thsy win bs placed In the hands Of oollsetof.
In future no bills will b allowed % mn no"
thAn thirty days. j. y. HALL.
virKtnia. Dscsmbse I. 1850.
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