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Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

The New Bedford Mercury states that firm
in that city have had faithful old horse har
messed for the last time, and, instead of turn
ing him away to die, have provided comtor
table shelter and pasture for him in which he
is to pass the remainder Of his days, free from
harness or whip. This is right Instead of
turning off the noble old horse after he has
earned ten times his cost, and condemning him
to drag an omnibus or assist in peddlng veer
tables about the streets, this humane firm have
pcnsioncd him. as they would any other old and
faithful servant who h al worn out his life iu
their service.
Smyrna times., 1867-06-19

MAKING SALT WATER FRESH.--ln 1855, a
patent was granted in England for making salt
water fresh, hy the ordinary method of "a still
head and worm. John dc Gaddcsdcn, in his
" Rosa Angelica" A. ID. 1872, points out the
way of making salt water drinkablc, by distil-
lation. BartOlomco Crcsccntio, in an old and
rare volume entitled, "Nautica Mcditeranca, :"
printed in 1907, describes minutcly the artifi-
cially extracting by distillatiOn a sweet, agree
able and wholesome potable from salt water
Nearly seventy years after this was published,
M. Hauton declared his secret of making sea
water sweet. The celebrated llucks has left an
interesting letter on the subject in the manu-
script archives of the Royal Society. In 1855,
DIR. IIalcs remedicd the flat and inspid taste
of this distilled water by blowing showers of
fresh air up through it when distilling. DR.
Lind obtained a pure and wholesome drink
from sea water rendered fresh by distillation,
in l7Gl, and maintained his claim Of invention
in opposition to that of DIR. PoissOnniere at
Paris. In ITO DIR. Charles Irwin received a
parliamentary reward of $4,000 for convent
cnt and portable machine for converting salt
water into fresh, when two years trial had
stamped its effectiveness. In l772 Capt. Cook :
ship, the RcSolution, was fitted with his con-
triYance. All steam vessels of war of the pre-
sent day arc provided with the means of con-
dcnsing sufficient fresh water from salt to sup
ply the wants and necessities of their ship 5
companies.
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Offices, Teas, Sugars, Syrups,

Offices, Teas, Sugars, Syrups,
rulverized Thyme. Sage, Maioram, Summer Sovorv
S"lps OTIS Can'ies. .SpIccs, Meats Cheese FISH SaIl
Lard English and American Bottled Pickles Sau-
tcs. CasuPs, Canned Fruits, Olive Oil. Prepared
Mustards. Chocolate, Cocoa Corn Starch Rice
Farma, Pearl Starch, Rice Flour, Barley Ba.
king Powder. Hops, Family Crackers. Farl.
ma Crackers Soda Biscuit. Sugar Biscuit,
RaIslns Currants, CitrOn. Figs, Apples,
Lemons. Mats Plain and Fne-(;ut
Chewing Tobacco. Common and Fine
Smoking Tobacco Cigars. Snuff, Pines
Snuit B0xes, Flour, Meal, Buck " heat Corn
Oats. Ship Stuff, Tubs. Buckets Cans. Kegs.
Keelsrs BrOOms BrO0m Handles, Brushes Work
Baskets, Knife Baskets, Fruit Baskets, Travelling
BHskoIs Fancy Baskets and Satcheis Seine T.yine
tIll Irvine, Broom fwIne, Sail Fwiac Choku 'Pw
Seine Rope. Jmto Rope, Manila Rope
PEACH BASKETS,
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
stand Covers. Fino Window Shades Paner Window
Blinds. Umbrellas. Walking Canes. Boys Canes,
GLASS WARE,
Granite Ware, Common QuCcnsware, Toy Glass and
Nlncenswar9 Stone Ware. Pocket Cutlery, Table Cut
"ry. Spoons. ScissOrs Shears, Cloth Brushes Tooth
lruShes, Hair Brushes RazDrs Razor Slrops Combs
Powder, Shot, Bullets. Gun Caps, Cartridges, Powder
Easks. Shot Pouches.
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS,
Memorandum Books, Bibles. Hymn Books. Prayc
IkE, Photograph Album5, Diaries. Toy Books, Gen
srsl Stationery, Drawing Pencils, Drawing Books,
all other ARTICLES embraced any Of the above classe
sTCiOOds, can he had at the lowest prices a0rC
20 sell them, taking Quality ways cOnsidcra
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS in sonsOn.
VI iIarptr's Weekly, Frank Leslie and Chimney
Corner. kept for sale. Subscriptions taken for Maga
Ltnes. fe57 J. Il. C. & BRO.
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Mutations or FORTUNE-A correspondent
Of the Cincinnati (ODtmcrcini, writing from
indianapolis says: while passing through
the Union depot, n few days ago, | was ne
cO3tcd by onc-armcd man, in faded army
blue. His apparent familiarity surprised me
ut first, hut | soon recognized him ~ an ohl
acquaintance. first saw him tnurtccn years
ago, working at a windlass in the gold dirginrs
OF Australia. lie and his three partners
hOistcd by that windlass, from one shaft, more
than $S00,M0. \ few months later l,adr
him good bye, as he sailed from MrlbOuri,c
for New York, with $200, 600 in bills of cx
change in his pocket. | next saw him u
wounded rebel soldier, lying on the battle field
of AntiGtam a little more than a year later,
| saw him as Union soldier lying in hos
pital in Tennessee. TO day he is helpless
wandcrcr, dependent on charity for u dinner
-~~S~~-
A Western paper states that in passenger
train for Chicago, from the Fast a young faith
er and mother were travelling with sick and
weary child. There We're also in the same car
halfa dozen coarse fellows, who, with their
noise, kept the child awake and crying At
last one became tired of the little ones wall.
ing, and exclaimed: Seems to me that young
one is making too much noise won s0meho
dy nurse it?'' The color flushed over the pale
face of the mother as she cuttingly replied =,
" II nursing will stop that man : noise, some
body had better nurse him" The man sank
into his coat collar, and that was the last OF
him. His companions, who prectrd the rct"rt
Of the mother with cheer, were also eilcmrod
for the remainder Of the Journey
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Commerce Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-10
From the Ohio Educational Monthly.l
saa geography. ~
BY T. w. HARVEY.

" &
In teachiHg any science, attention
should be paid % to the order, and
(2) to the manner in which its facts
are presented. The order may be SO
Illogical and unphilosophical as to
render every attempt at subsequent
ciassihcation futile-and the manner.
may be SO embarrassing as to repsess
curIos.t y and distract attention. c45sl
With this In mind, let us imagine
ourselves listening to a recitation in
geography, as usually conducted ia
many of cur schools 81 .sr7l,ei f'sss.',i
"A certain. number of paragraphs
has been committed to memory or
the answers learned toia certain num-
ber, of questions in physical, local and
90 . pT.II19 .as1slf.,Es 10 9Tf'5.. e.. &C.,
IN ,basidtlane 1ih-g5uas
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in philosophical manner. They are
constantly being taught how to do two
very important things: first, how to
search for knowledge, and, secondly,
how best to preserve it. The interest
which can be aroused in a class by
this method, can be appreciated by
those only who use it, The old rou-
tine method OF mere question and an
swer-dry, unattractive, as it is
will never be employed again by those
who intelligently and energetically
make trialof this "better way.pS
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WHITE PINE COMPOUND,

GEORGE w. SWEET, N. D.,
Proprietor. I+.
Prepared at the 3E
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT,
100 Hanover Street, Boston.
Under the supervision of Rev. ]. w. PO-
~ .7fs land. 81
Cloud q Akin, Wholesale Agents.
For sale by Keller d White, VIM. n.
Stoddard, T. Q. Baidwell. III. j. Schlaepfer
and by Druggists generally.
feb9 div, wit IT,
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sf4BbkS3J3 ri & J II <IEyL
Nj .Gtas fsDkgA ssioEfuI .iHr4a1
&qa1 ia d E1s
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pURLIC NOTICE.
DubLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
lie following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
!ord,liYery from this ohce. S. THOMAS,


January ,, 1867
DubLIc NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDEK
Il lie following Ordinance Licences have been prepared
delivery from this Oihce. 5. THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
SEC /. Be il Origined ly Me Mayor and Aldermea,n
Cfv Council assembled That from anu after the first dy
of January licenses shall be taken for all cara ra
aud wa ous, ascd for private aud domestic purposes IA
tie same manner and according the pruvlsic
OF force i'll relation TO carts dnys aid wagons lei
driven for hire except giving bonds, Ai;i each sSE
cart, dray wagon, shall be provided Will c Coz
taininS the nunbei tncre5i and marked {rsalt t. {
placed on the outside OF the shaft.
SEC q No person shall re taken by the Trea surer
surety 10 any bold under the Ordinance coucrrnin
for carts drays. wagons aud o;hcr carriages u.
less lie or she be freeholdsr
SEC 5. The following shall hereafter be the rates ci
licenses for public and private carts, drays wagons &c
lacludng the horses mules used thereof which so =.
be Tree from other taxation:
PUBLIC CARTS DRAYs, ETC, OR THOSE EMPLOYED IN ANY
BUSINESS WHATEVER, FOR HIRE DIRECT 0; .iUIRECy.
For every cart dray or wagon. drawn BY horse
mule 30.
For every cart, dCay wagol drawn by two hor.e or
mules, $50.
For every mack and carriage with TWO wheels, s20
For every hack and cnrrasr with four wheels, $40
For every stage or omnibus except line omDibLs
with two horses, $50.
For every stage omnibuR except line omnibl e !
drawn by tour horses $50.
For every truck drawn Uy two more horses or mule:
$50.
Tor every express wa6on dlawn by or more Loso,
or mules STD.
rREAp CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS. DRAYs. Ero.
For every breaa cart or wagon, So
For every Cart dray wagon, used FOR private do
mesti: purposes and lot 70 be employed he trans.
porting oi goods, wares, merthonse, humber ally
other commodity, .or compensation either directly
Indirectly 20: the same shall pay license ;hc o
IS, CXcluS;ve OF the horse mule.
Ratified in City Council. this 10Th day OF JANUARY
Il. 8. in the year of our Lord thousand eight hIn
by the Mayor. p. C. GAILLARD, Mayor
January B ". FL. SMITH, Clerk OF Council
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Our West India Purcha asc.

When the old lady threatened to emigrate,
because upon resurveying the line her farm
came to be in South Carolina (where 'thcy say
it is SO sickly"), she little dreamed of what
further geographic trials were still in store for
her. Last Winter Mr. SEWARD annexed the
North Pole, at the risk of bringing the whole
United States to freezing point; and now,
pursuing the law of compensation, he takes us
10 the torrid and tempestuous region OF the
West Indies. AS If we could not be satisfied
with the troubles We already have, the Secre-
tary of State must needs annex hurricanes and
earthuuakes. S.ren and half millions OF
dollars, said t. be tho amount Of purchase
money of the island of ST. Thomas, strikes us
as pretty tiE price for few square miles OF
shipwreckc volcanoes. Between winds, waves
and earth luskes, the island is good deal split
up, and offers fine field for Congressional
reconst uction.
St. Thomas has Gn area of twcnty-four
square mills, and the population, in 1853, was
- 500. The soil is candy, and not fertile; and
only about twenty five hundred acres are under
cultivation. It is important only as naval
station, which may be Inferred from The fac; that
about three thousand vessels visit it annually.
We presume the Senate will confirm the pur-
chase of Mr.. SEWARD.
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WANTED. BY a Competent BOOK snak
Keeper nrtrred but woud have no obe ons to act as
Clerk or Copylst Good references iurnished Oh <u-
dressing "EDGAR," DAILY NEWS OFFICE. cs
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blacksmith BY profession. He states that he con-
ceived the idea Of perfectinga weapon of the kind
which has since made him famous in travelling
over the battlefield OF jena in 1906 and observing
the heaps Of dead and wounded torn and manslea
hr oTt;I ery and missiles then in use. He subse-
orentIv worked for man by the name Of PAUL, IN
paris, VINO was employed by the military authorl-
ties in the improvement OF the flint mrsket. IL
was during that time that he revoved in MS mina
and conceived tho idea OF the needle gun, which
was eventually perfected. BE died at the age Oh
seventy-nine, and was, q few months ago, re 2re-
sentcd to be vigorous in mind and body. He was
tho inventor of an improved hand-Srsnade and
several other destructive implements, none OF
which, however, have seemed to merit the popu-
larity that has attended the needle gun. ID
Charlestonans it may not be unnteresting to learn
that our late fellow-citizen, MIR. John Seglns, was
| o near relative OF Herr Won Dreyse
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Millinery.

They sew not, neither do they spin, yet
SOLOMON in all his glory was not arrayed like
one of these. Never before in the history of
the plastic art, not since the time when dress
patterns were cut in fig leaves, have the Flora
McFlimseys of the North been SO recklcssly
lavish as during the present year This, too'
at season Of general commercial depression
The stories one reads about the extravaganza
of fashionables are absolutely staggering
While poor factory girls at the North are hav-
ing their wages reduced from S4 to 50 per
week, we read that Mr.. STEWART, the great
millionaire and dry goods king in the city OF
New York, during his recent visit to Europe
was unable TO find silks CT q sufficiently costly
fabric for the American market, in consequence
of which he gave orders Mt Lyons for the manu-
facture of silks of the most gorgeous material
and richest embroidery. Five Of such dresses,
it is reported, he sold in one day at $3.50 each,
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81. a. SMITH,
CLERK oil Council.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

May 1867 I
The following Section Of An Ordinance TO aeoish the
Office OF Superintendent Of Streets to provide for Keep
lug the Streets Lanes Alleys. and open. Courts in the
City OF Charleston Clean, and for other purposes is
hereby published for the information oil all concerned
tractors is further ordained That every owIer lessee,
occupant and tenant OF any premises fronting in any
suect lane LEY, or open court shall on every day
Sundays excepted have the dirt filth. garbage, or other
oa placed in front OF his her lot in barrcl box or
heap and n readiness for the contractor by the hour OF
O'Clock, a. NJ, from the iist day OF May 10 the
rst day OF November in every year and by the hour OF
nine O'Clock a. H.. from the first day OF November to
the first day of May following And any person offend
ing heren or placing any Dirt filth, garbage, or other
oa in any street. lane, alley open court, alter the
hours above named shall be subject 10 3ne not less
han two nor more than five dollars for EACH and every
offence, TO be imposed by the Mayor.
by order W. IL. sMilf'
Nav Ib Clerk OF Council.
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to the upper tendon of New York, that great
Babylon of the Atlantic. Belts to correspond
were disposed of at $50 and $40 eaoh The
black silks of Antwerp are sold, it is said,
every day over his counter at S25 per yard.
II is related of one of these proIusc danes, that
she lately purchased articles exclusively for
her own toilette, amounting to $4,000. The
amount of dry goods annually consumed or
purchased in the United States is stated to
be 100000, ,000-and the annual income of
Stewart's establishments is stated at Sc 900 600.
His Government assessment is S450,000 In
1866, it is reported that H. B. CLArFL1N & Co.
sold goods amounting to S73,0O0O0O.
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AZ nRnIyaeCr

TO PROVIDE FOR THE LIQUIDATION or TIE INTEREST
ON TIE DEBT OF THE CITY, wnioH ACCRUED on THE
THIRTIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER LAST.
DE IT ORDAINED BY LIE MAYOR AND ALDER
ID MEN in City Council assembled, That for the pur-
peso Of quidang the interest the public debt oi the
CITY, which accrued the tniricth day OF September
last six per stock gaory on the corporation o
tho City of Charleston shall be issued under the direc
ton the Mayor t. the persons holding stocks or six
par cent bonds OF the city and entitled 10 receive the
accrued thereon at the time above stated, the
sail stock bear interest alter the rate OF Dix per cent
per annum, payable quarterly redcemable IN thirty
years from date: Proulded That part OF said stock
shall be issued Tor any less than twenty dollars or
Tor any fractional part OF dollar Prov,dd, also, that
all for ess than twenty dollars and fJr FRACTIONAL
parts 9: . dollar. shall be paid in city bills.
SEC. 2. That the firm OF certificate, and mode oil
transfer OF said stock shall be subject to the same regu
laons as exist in elaon 10 other city six per cent
stocks of the CITY,
Ratified in City Council this twenysecond day of Octo
ber in the year OF Lord one thousand eight hull
dred and sxty-seven
IL. S. p. c. GAllLARD, Mayor
W. H. SMITH, Clerk of Council October %
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AN ORDINANCE

TO REGULATE THE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM, ITS PPo-
DUCTS AND OTHER INFLAMMADLE OILS
SEC. Be II ordained by the Mayor AMI Aldermen, IN
city Council assembled That from and after the 18th day
OF June next it shall not be lawful to keep Petroleum.
Kerosene, hock OIL Bcnzne BeDzoe, or any other ill.,
ammable oil oils storage for sale in any cellar
building south OF Line street, i'll larger llIn
tity than fifty gallons on any one lot or premises and
any such quantity so kept or stored shall be contained In
vessels OF tin or other metal.
That Petroleum. its products, any other IT,
ammable oil oils when brought into the city by land
water may be kept any lot or in any building III
which cotton is not stored, for period not exceeding
twcntyour hours. upon the expiration of which time i
shall be removed and kept i'll the manner required S
the foregoing section
SEC. 8. Any person or persons violating any.part Of
this Ordinance shall be subject to fine OF two hudred
doara for each offence recoverable in any Court of cont
pc,ent Jurisdiction
Ratified in City Council this wenlyrs day Of May, il,
the year oil our Lord one thousand eight hundred a:id
sixty-seyeu.
[L.s,l p. C. GAILLARD, 5Iayor.
T H. SMITH Clerk OF Council. June
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La RocHEFoUCAULD, who, as we all know,
took most amablc views Of human nature,
says it is remarkable with what equanimity we
bear the misfortunes of our friends. An Eng
lish cotemporary probably had the old Counts
singing mot in his minds eye when he wrote
"Any one can see the positive inability of the
average Englishman, and still more of the ave-
rage Scotchman, to comprehend where the
Irish shoe pinohes"
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AN ORDINANCE
~
TO REGULATE THE DREDGING OF DoCK

Ot I1ON1l1'
Whereas Tho bes, interests the city, well as the
convenience OF tho shipping visiting the port demand
that the channel OF Coccr River be kept open with suh
cent depth OF water foI MI commercial purposes, and
FREQ from obstruction:
BE ii ordained, That In future al mud removed from
any the city docks by dredge machines, or otherwise
shall bo removed one hundred and fifty tathoms from
the end OF the dock.
The Harbor Master shall be furnished with copy OF
this Cdnance which he is required strictly to enforce
and report for prosecution al violations of the same
which shall subject the party offending 10 fine not
exceeding one hundred dollars for each and every
offence.
Ratified In City Council this oigh lay OF October. in tho
yea. OF our Lord ono thousa eight hundred and
sixty-0even.
LIS. p O. GAILLARD, Mayer
w III, S,iIr11 Clerk CT Council October Is
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-14
NEW BOOKS.
pAYNE.s PRACTICE OF MEDICINE,

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Medicine Review OF Homeopathy: u Work OF. ule His
tory McJcuc Editor vi University Medical and sur
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aud contains ul description OF all diseases known in
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Address the author, No s3s ARCH STREET. Phladel.
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ALSO, A NEW WORK,
Euted New School Medicines which ID the only work
ever published upon Glaeria Medica, embracing all the
Eclecuc Homo. ath:c Botanic ReuI :dIes, with u
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Address Us above.
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FIRE LOAN.
MAYDRAITY OF CHARLESTON.


4 LII PERSONS DESTROYS OF EBUILDING IN Tak
"A Burnt Districts and Waste Places of the City, un-
der "An Act OF the General Assembly, giving authority
to the City Council OF Charleston TO procce In the una
Ter OF Fire Loan with view 10 aid in building UP TIKI
city anew" are hereby notified that the form OF aprli
cation Tor loans be obtained At the office OF the Cler
of Council between the hours oI 9 a. NJ. Gnd p. II.
All applications must be ID in the above mention Il
,ice as the Committee Will meet every Monday TO cor
slider the same
BY order Of The Mayor W. d. SMITH,
Noyemberln CLERK Council.
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Allli,lCE..
. GErcn cI.EpK OF C0IINCLI.

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNClL.-THE FOLLOWING
" clause of Section of an Ordinance to Eaise Sup
plies Tor yoIr 1867 is published for the information
OF persons selling Goods by sample otherwise who are
not res dents this CITY, All such persons arc hereby
notified to report at this Office.
"Thrre dollars every hundred dollars OF a goods
sold in this city by persons not residents by sample OF
otherwise" W. ID. SMlld,
March Clerk OF Councij
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EDUCATl0 N Al.
RESUME JANUARY ed.

OF. JOsEpH'S ACADEMY, SUMTER, 5. Co. UNDER
= the charge of the sisters If Lady OF Mercy, will
receive additional pupils and ater the I'd OF January
The lew buildings spacious and elegantly hnsEed'
and furnish accommodations for hundred boarde g.
The extensive grounds aud pazzas are ample for pen
exercises and young ladies thoroughly Instructed
in lugsh French. Italian. Latin Music, DrawiDg &C
For particulars, apply to MOTHER THERESA, harles-
ION or to sISlEIi MARY JOSEPH. ut tie Academy, in
sumter II December IL
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CITY TAXES-IONTHLf RETURNS.
OFFICE OF TIE CITY ASSESSOR,l
CITY HALL December l, 1857.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 ALL CONCERNED
" that the Monthly Returns for the Month OF No
vember past in compliance with the Tax Ordinance, ra-
titled on the 2Sh day OF December 1866 must be made
on or before the 18th instant.
JOHN II. HONOUR,
Y
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TO JUNK-SHOP KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL

To NhsSttOt
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
DECEMBER 3, 1867.
rTNHE JUNK-SHOP LICENSES OF The FOLLOWING
persons have expired. They are hereby notified to
amply at this OGlcc Immediately and renew the same
PHILIP RILEY, Warren and st. Philipstreets.
NJ REYNOLDS, No. s Bedons Alley.
MARY BURKE, No. 72 Cahoun-street
EDMUND WALLACE. No. q Washington-stree
JAMES WALLACE, No. 95 Spring street
JOHN LEAHY, No. pa Coming-street
MARY HAFFERTY, Columbus and Hanover.sreets.
MARY CAMPBELL President and Cannon-streets.
p MANION, No 81 state-sreet.
JOHN HENNY No. 46 Queen-street-
JAMES BARRY, No. 10 Whari-street.
D. CONROY No. 80 st. Phillp-street
p DORAN No. 10 Exchange-street
P. PINKUSSOHN, No. SO East Bay.
W. Il. SMITH,
December Clerk OF Council.