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Us. EXCISE TAXES.
COLLECTGR;S. S'OTFCE
NOTICE is hereby given that
THE ANIMAL TAXES


rcB rvs
The Third Collection District of eTmont
as assessed up1a Incomes Lie-nses. Carriage
P.ate. &c. under tue provisions 81 TIE Law oil Con
Eres-, approved jure 9th. i-.' ~ hi AIT
msuts thereto have become dUc auI palani ana
will attend mgse Il or By dep-,s ~ iiie -'-i----
times and places % receive the same VIZ
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
Al ms Office in Burlington. on Tuesday, Weiues
dsy aud Thursday. August 20 d, -rd an0 -iiii i-t7
Al the RichiRund Hotel, kiei.laDhli o. Aonias.
Af the so.5wic. House. Jer eho, on Tuesday Sep
At seessr's Hotel, Milton. o. IS aues .ay,. sep.
temhsr 9th.
FRAy LIN COUNTY.
At the Neidea .iouse st. Al5ans, on TUESDAY,
Wednesday ami Thursday, August 2-ud, -ifu ana
At lrsh's Hotel. Fairfax. on Friday. Au gust .5ii
Al lsham's Hotel Dakefie!d on tuesday 'Au -u''
GThomp.oa's Hotel, East Berkshire, on 4" ,aHes-
dag. A4-ust 3ltn- .. A.. qt..
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
AtH G. Adams Oaee. East Aloursh, on Sltlr-
CAT r. pc e is1 hotel s5ats Hero on Thursday
S'Py'i e Alien, House. North usro Friday, s.P
TENDER stu
ffNe~ 4 y ~
Attbe West Concord House, West Concord on
I Tuesday Septem er 18th, 1866
/ Al Morris Wood II tel, buiidhali on THURSDAY y
I Sept-muer 18th rs. ,
kt tue Brun-wick sprncs House brlns'T.r Oh
/ FRIDAY and saturday September IN ana w a.
Al he Island Pond H0vse, Island Poni on MOI
/ DAY, September i1th.
! ORLEANS COUNTY
Attic Hemphremsgog House. Newport, on we'd
nesday and Thursday. SEPTEMBER 7''' anu ssh
At the Barton House, Barton, on Friday sep
AT the Il' urh House, Irasoursn, on Saturday
~ t' Sarpenter. Hotel, Cra,bury, on MONDAY
/ September 18th.
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
At the Mansfield House. stowe On Thursday
Al Bres .ter's Hotel, Cam'hdse, ON Tuesday
IA. A. Hileas Hotel. Johnson WEDNESDAY oet'
/ her 18th Wilt nj, Wei
/ nesgay, september = "a.
| rs-Ry the terms Of the law, al persons neglect
in 10 nav said taxes or before t4- tAe sPg il
81 viii ne REQUIRED o. Vay twenty cents PIT MIC
ana fu- cent? per mi e travelled in serving saiue
I and neglect 10 pay siii taN.' iitel '0n 'A'' ~
I iucurs A penalty % Ten PER cent
-, g9,ff.. ~ ca rf1slf ats tar By sngitT Pes'
as hi, pts irii be- ma t' T. q. -r-- -.
p.,fut nj must be made ~ l. y treasury N"''
OF III ''i's % CARLOS BAXTER.
Collector f Third Collection District
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.s-rrsrs. with silver Edges ard Handles The meet
.tocx Of pexptiful silver ana siiyer Plata ware
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rI,TIF next Term viii commence on Nclnt-lay'
he 9Th OF September, with iuii Board ol "a
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YnB yuRxIsn CHARGR p'AFrAIRs At rAHis
brooklyn city News.

SUNDAY saooL EXHIBITION Tho 9th annual sxhi-
btion OF the Sunday School attached 10 - Church or
tho Redecnor tunivcrsahp Brooklyn, Took placclast
evening a.ths Brooklyn Academy y Music and like all
preceding excIelaos drew forga largo congregation,
from which was oioi,ed 20 wxmest admiration and
Songrssus,pry applause The nrosramme was mainly
made ~ ~ eoeaas and Sneng and the entertainments
.r6c!udSi With wSladagled and beautiful little piocc
entitled Scare fcs nappIess in which the scholars per-
son,ned Wealth. Science, Beauty Pleasure, Eoquencc
Sculpture Painting, Music, Poetry, Religion &C., Ia
| manner truly pleasing
asooxIys AR ASSOCIATION, IA meeting .; the Brook.
,vn -, 20. r. rs 1900 %S5pszaS evening q.
The Brooklyn Academy Of Music Notwithstanding tne
Inclepcncy Of the weather tho affair sgacted laIgs
and sA ho nm ~ss J, a .Se
sTss o. gtesyn Tx TIE pas yss Ths sa,e ss on q
| xsss, ans crevIoss cshscinn III a. society Among
tpeSsasis whose handiwok &ss eSh b,sd was ggnoaa
| g o. Fish, II. u. Krcssmsh, j. A. OElel, Kenset'
WP w. Dance T. Lambert and &. y. Martin. Th,
pictures painted specially BY msmbors Of the iund WI
bo sold q sYo9n on tho 2ath ips1 a. haH pass sever
i O'clock II n
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The following prograrame will bs rung by Mr.. JsmH
" Aylac upon the chimes Of old Trinity on Saturday
afternoon, December ~, commencing al hafpss, sro
o'clock
1 Ringing the changes eight bells.
q Christmas Cerol--Tbe Chrstmas Tree.
g Christmas Carol-silent Night, holy Night.
e. Evening Bells.
s. Chrstmas Csrol-Anges from tho Realms Il Glosy.
O. Christmas Carol--Children in she Templs
on cHRisTMAs DAY
tho samc performer will play tho following progrunpns
openina At half past ten O'Clock In the forsnoon:-
1 Ringing the changes on eight BELLS
q Christmas Carol--Once n Royal Dsrd's Cay
8 Christmas Carol-Brl ;ht, bright Ia Silver light
Christmas Caroi--watohman ted Ia Of 100 Night
Christmas Carol--Angcls from the Rcs ms of Glory.
O. Uymn-Qliet, Lord, my Frowsr Hesn
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Chespest Newspaper and Best LiteS
rary <amfiy Journal I'm the Country.
Tho WEEK. HsRAID for the present week now ready.
contains:--
Interesting inse ence from the National Capital Rs
port or the proceeding Of Congress with the Important
Message OF President JohLson and the Report OF Lieu
tenant Genera Grant on the 'uecct Of Reconstruction;
The Proclamation OF Secretary s,ward declaring Slavery
extinct the United States The Letters Of the Secretary
OF State relieving tie Provisional Cove rors Of Asbams
and Georgia from further duty; full and serhc sccouns
OF the Fenan Inbroglio In the United Sta'es Report
OF the present condition OF JEFF Davis; Account OF the
destruction caused ny the Ice Gorge at 81 Louis 'ste
and interesting intelligence from Europe and all parts u
the world Editorials prominent events; The Cur
rent News OF the day. Poetry-"Gvc written for ths
wEEKY HERA.Df "A Song for the Festive Season.
Two interesting and excellent stories, written expressly
for the WEEKLY HERALD called "Lucy Kens's Christ
mas and Johnny Grow, the Guerilla OF Tennessee"
Musical and Theatrical review for the week The Paris
Fashions for December; Interesting Literary Artistic
and Scientific reading Sporting News Rel gious INTEL
sence; seasonabe reading for Farmers and AgricuItu
riss Varieties Facet.H Valuable reviews Of the
honsy, Commercial Dry Goods, 4. nd Shoe Cattle
and Horse Markets, and accounts OF testing
events Of the week,
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Amusomonts.


THE SOLDIERS AT THE NEW NATIONAL CIRCUS.
testimonial and volunteer benefit for the soldiers and
sailors who have fought for their country during the late
war and been honoraby discharged from the service
will take place at the Now National Circus Nos 81 and
80 Bowery this evening when the strength OF the
equestrian gymnastc and musical departments Of the
establishment will be brought out. Some volunteer
talent will also appear in bill suitable for the occasion
number Of distinguished gentlemen OF the city have
been invited TO be present honored guests II Is
limited that portion Of the proceeds Of the entertain
ment will be devoted to the preparation Of cheerful
Christmas dinner for disabled sailors and soldiers Per
sons DESTROYS OF aiding in this charitable send
their donations in cash to the Treasurer of the Agency
r. Hamilton, cashier of the Bowery National Bank and
presents of viands and substantial eaabes to Colonel j.
Herman, manager No l36 Canal street Of the
Bowcry and they will DO thankfully received.
THE FRENCH THEATRE
Monsieur Juignet will give two performances at the
of week. in order to introduce TO the public the
theatre In Fourteenth street early next year "Ba-
tate des Danes and 'Les Pr'aires Ares de Rcheeu"
Will be presented The Academy Is much too large for
the French company, but still hope that curiosity
will attract large audience, and that tho artists
may thus be seen they cannot be heard by the
public at these Academy seiree When the theatre
is open III. Jugnets troupe will appear TO much better
advantage, and he will then able TO present only
dramas and vaudevies also comic operas such as
sFaut" STA Dame BLANCHE" sra Diavoio" sLe
Pa don de Ploensc," and others Of that school, in
French and interpreted by admirable singers and actors
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cI LOUIS, Dec ~ 1900
There very full and fashionable house at the
opera this evening TO hear Norma. with Noel Gud for
the first time, the Druidess and Musiapi and Mior
Polio and Oroveso Cash Poilini sang Adelgsa
for tho first time in ST. Louis. In brief might say
that tho opera given in most excellent amer
All the artists in 1no voice, Hus!ani and Mnlsr
especially. Tho Norma OF Noel Grid was u splendid
pi co Of emotic a acting. IL tho finale OF the second
act she rose TO point Of grandeur that elcctrylng
Musanl and Cash Poni sustained her fully and they
all honored with rapturous call before the curtain
In the great OF the third act and tho duet Xr0
OF Norau the prima donna shared tho honors equally,
and had 70 respond TO the turaituous encore. Noel
Guid did lose abe proceeded tic avers which ss
obtained In the 1rst act The denuncaon Of Polio in
the final could not easily be surpassed II was TO
say the least grand. Tho appagso was immense, aud
Nonc has proved Of tho greatest Of tho
after Sao and ranks next IN popular favor The
batter opera will be repeated 70 night, II tao
earnest request of the public
The will close Saturday with two perform
snces-Faast at a matinee and Fra Diosato In che
evening On Sunday tho company leave Cor Louisville.
whcrs they will . N WSek Christ
" a. night
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Hoard of Alderm es.

Tho Board Of Aldermen net at two O'Clock yesterday
Afternoon Alderman jeremiah 10 the hair
The Mayors veto 10 resolution authorizing the print
ing Of thousand Ave hundred copies Of all ferry and
railroad grants ard leases called up, and, after
Gderablc dIsct ssion, overruied.
Alderman F.rIsY offered resolution according to the
'Nursery and Chi!ds Hospital the Of tho grounds
and buildings mt the corner OF Lexington avenue and
Fifty-frst street, and making appropriation TO put
the samo In perfect oTdor. Mid over.
The City Inspector sent In notice OF she appointment
Of John Brdsal Health Warden Of the Eighth ward,
vics Ralph Boear resigned.
communist alton was received from the Fire Com
miss oners requesting accommodation for On engine
house in BufDg Tiip. The request wa granted tho
location of the house to he hereafter Designated.
A resolution donat ng flvo thousand dollars TO the
Union Home School educating The Children Of voun.
teers esiopted.
Tho Board then adjourned having been in session tvs
honra VI a half
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Splendid Jexveiry,
wATCHEs, DIANosns. sc..


The no - ~ BcSAAQuBf, GItAID 4 CO. Paris. have
rea announcing that they have reued agency
die CITY YORK for TIE sale q Ties widely kn9wl
Je.ry Watches &c. and Tor the rosrof mssag th,ir
goods . s,tsn vely aud apfreetsi In tLe med
1talas they and have been for seventy
wears u Eurorc they have deeruIasd on ps by ~hic,
sglcs AZ prei nrinsry, they would remark that tseJ
sclure AMI eel no Initiation every ~ wAtcns bat
kl a warranted gold ~ the Eecst 80 rkmanshlp
Oscuome.a w also haxG the RFrsi 1dr.otigc 81 con-
s ~ or ns. aud sylas aud patlefns.
W n shish shall keep our New York hg-Hcy aufplsd
We save adopted tho plan OF SAT-, nc~ popular. OF
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- cInAucr Nr~ York Agency are pgi1 " he
se * Ceree,es tr C,ugena rspsaentax tbs vhssus az
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article he she u cnttls! 81, psymet o. an ,0nst
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prefer s1a 4 VII be scot with J.ssgre r piq = "a
phrase everr means to that caS - exc ts We so
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'"Ahds-' Of giving ss s s1Ss . eoaysisss
amoae other arlie.as splendid fi1c<s GOld AMI silver
WatcEss Rings with Diam1nt, taDis ieI;. S-rsss
Js-ery comprilns prs and Es,snys Of Ae ion
sbs styes, SET IN Precious stontse every sasy sel'es
vah large Sortrasnt % gols knanelei az insl
Ssla Gold Stu and Sleeve Basss " the res. Dc
81 srsoei..s chains Ne,is,l safs. ussearess Coas3
sIii yoysls. az I'D. 'cr 81 = w,f; We ~,
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EFFECT IN THE CITY AND HARBoR.

Yesterday was a. nske as the variable temper OF
vortablc coquct The weather in tho early part OF the
day mild, and The snow which had fallen during
the night melted and turned into blush the
most disayrcesbic kind But later in the forenoon
fresh breosc sprung up and tn, atmosphere grew cooler
by meridian the wind blew gale and tn: snow was
frozen The wiad rendered locomotion in the streets
feat not easy or accomplishment. Ladies, many Of
vnom had started upon Broadway do their Christ,
ma, shoppiug compelled 70 take tho nrst stage for
thor residences Those who bold enough to bravo
old Boreas had both their crinonc and their tempors
RULED 5hutcrs sent flying, awnings wero ripped
from their fasten ng chinneys topplod and FELL and
for time the streets vere sac retreats FOR timd
pedestrians.
A.HoUsE BLOWN DowS.
AT Fifth avenue and Sxty-tbird brick house
which was in process Of erection blown down about
eleven O'Clock A. NJ, and falling upon shansy adoin
I'M completely demolished II. just before The accident
occurred tho worken engaged the fourth story
OF tho house. finding that with each gust Of wind
the house appeared TO be growing unsteady, they quit
work and left but did not notify the inmates Of tho
adoin ng dwelling that any danger was spprchendcd
They had not long vacated the building when heavy
gust struck tho house and portion OF the gable
the north side was down and fell upon the shanty
which was occupied at tho time by John Hamilton, with
his wife and daughter and visitor named Bernard ker
nan Both females fortunately escaped unhurt while
Hamilton received several bruises about the head
aud face and Herman hurt In the foot and body The
police we're promptly on the ground, and having pro-
cured carriage had just placed tho wounded men inside
| IL when tho remaining portion OF the hous, fell with
tremendous crash completely burying the shanty and
Tightening tho horses attached 70 the carriage The
horses started furious pae down Fifth avenue and
were with great difficulty secured Tho carriage wa
then driven to ST. Lukc's Hospital where the wounded
mon wcrc properly cared for An examination Of tbei
wounds showed that boncs hal been broken and The
injuries received woU comparatively slight
EFFECT IN THE HARBoR.
so severe was the gale tho forenoon that very fca
sail vessels werc running end those scudding unde
bare poles Considerable damage WAS done to shipping
brig the name Of which not ascertsned, came u
collision with two or thrce lighters near Wall stree
ferry. on the Drooyn sido snd the smaller craft rs
ceiyed some very svcre smasbng None we're sunk
however, and "a far could be learned at tho time
lives lost.
:,nyposts whiea ne generally able 70 oors VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-22

Prince Christian OF Aagusent1rg, WHO Is bs,rothed so
Princess Helena 81 England, rcslrncd his commission
az che de eadron In the Prusslan army.
Tho Marquis do IavAlcte, Minister Of tho fnieror Of
France has returned 70 Paris after leave q absence
spent at the Chatesu 40 CAvaeria, near Borgcrac.
Marshal Torcy has arrived in Paris 70 tsko part In tho
annual labors earustd 10 tho French marshas relative
70 promotions In ths army.
The futaro vfS the heir apparent o. tho crosn Q;
Italy, thu frncs OF Lcutchtenburs Il the niece OF tns
Emperor Of Tssa Tho pr,t has been brought ap
member Of the Crock Church.
me Grand Duchess Hecns Of Russia arrived II 81
Petersburg from the German y
/, Tho Duchoss de Ia vttorx,
| Rae accepted the post Of lady
| spain.
| The King Of Bsv,xia. trsv,lu
! Coun. 10 seesss.4 hAs Augoi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-22

ST. IouIs, Dec a 1895
Noe. and . City buildings, on the ieyse, between
ysrkot and VALIANT streets, occupied by Undorhili
Eaton grocer., Horace Hollon, sail loft, Crccrs Co,
commission merchants vcrc burned last night, Loss
on the buiiding4 1900 Hoiton's oss $4,000, in.
cured for 500 600. No a. occupied by Jones Co,
liquor merchants, Sherwood, Kearnes Co, and Hotch
Co.. CON mission merchants also nearly destroyed
Icss not asoertaned but said 10 be insured No.
&C CAPPED ty Aiken Co, groccrs, Colo Brothers, com
mission merchants; badly damaged. Loss unknown
The wo latter bli,dngs ~ere oyncd ny s w Virgins,
and valued at $4,000: insured Nos AID, vero
owned by Robert Campbell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-22

any storm prevailing within the shelter Of the harbor
were very and vasclatng ia Ia cir movements
not appearing TO obey tho helm or behsys In their
usually orderly manner In tho afternoon OF tho
Fulton ferryboas Withdrawn. the remainder being
sufficient to Accommodate tho few persons who venlured
out upon business or pleasure
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effect IN OTHER LOCALITIES.
The Galo at RuHaIo.

BUFFALO. Dec. 81, 1883
This place was visited last night by the heaviest wind
known for years accompanied by and sleet Great
damage was done by chmneys being blown down, &c.
The following are some OF Its eiects:-st Johns
church turret damaged and windows broken the sprc
Of the new Universast church rocked badly that
crumbed the capstones and dislodged some Of them;
part Of the roof Of the Courier ONCE blown Off the
smokestack and part Of the roof OF the Buffalo Steel
Works were blown down. the steam barge International
was blown from its moorngs and carried down the
Niagara river some distance large number Of CHM
neys were blown down in various parts OF the city.