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RELIGIOUS STATISTICS or misunderstanding TO
recent report from Jamaica, OF I23, ,333 persons
who attended roll ions worship in 1861 36 500 BE-
lonScd 10 tho established church, and "a, ,Of3 to
tiats, 25dSS l2l per cent?; PrcsbJ terians, 7015;
hloravinns, 9650; London Missionary Society
G7SO; Roman Catholics 1870; American Missions
ITO; Jews, 600; and tho Church of Scotland, 45O.
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PtoKPocKETs.-Ita appears that number of those
8 ntry aro III tho city. Inst evening IL gentleman
was relieved of hia purse aud contents M hc was
entering tho car on tho outgoing South CnroliIa
.Eontlomau jumpel from tho car az IL was entering
tho bridge, suffering eomo injury thereby. nc
was kindly carol for by Colonel Meredith.
InyHSttI COnsfit,itiondfisi :,
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The following ingredients composed tho unr,sr-
mas pudding Of st Pancross workhouse, London:
Flour 770 lbs. suet, 512 lbs.; sugar, 90 lbs; alo,
800 Ibs = - - ~ '
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The mnry,and Legf,,oture.

BALTIMORE, Nd, February 5.-Tho Maryland
Legislature has repealed the Baltimore Election
Bill, consequently an election occurs tomorrow,
from which fearful resultS arc apprehended may
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TIRE pnISTEns OF ITALr.--A typographical fcsti-
val is to tako place ut Milan, in honor OF the
moniory OF pnnlllo Castadi, who invented moyna-
bio typo. The invention of Castal Ii will DO i'm
inortalized by monument, the work of o SIilancso
sculptor. .vp Guisopp toTti. An Italinn paper says
all tho Italian cities will bo represented at tl,is
fGstivnl, which is to do homage to ono or tho
glorics Of Italy,"
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nCNOTICE.-I, Kate DOUGLAS, WIFE OF
WILLIAM II. DOUGLAS. now reading nt No. King
street. and carrying tho retail busness give notice
that in ono month from tho dato hareof will net as
SOLE TRADER ~" ..r KATE DOUGLAS.
JANUARY sriI, 1907. - limo January
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aS- THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERcY.-HowARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Mon. tho CRIME OF SOLITUDE, aud the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy tho
manly powers, and create impedImcuts to MARRIAGE
with suro means OF relief sert In scaled lGtier en-
vclopes, free OF clargo Address DR.. ]. sKILLIN
HoUdHroN. Howard Association, PHILADELPHIA Pa
January l5 's.. ono
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Mnrl-a NArDa
Domestic Markets.

NEW YonK, February 5.-Tho steamship Quaker
City hns arrived from Charleston.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Onr Cable Dispntches.

LIVERPOOL, February i-Ercnng.-Cotton de-
clined ID; Middling Uplands 143. Sales 5000.
FEBRUARY 5-Noon.-Cotton opens dull and ire
gular. salos 5oOO. Middling Uplands about 14a.
LONDON February 5-Noon.-C -Conso.s advanced
i-9011-1G. Eric advanced 4-S9l. Fivo-twonties
unohhnged--72 GIG.
BERLIN, February 5.-Tho Dsvarian Prince who,
with his ancestors, enjoyed tho monopoly Of tho
postal service OF Germany for 800 years. sold tho
right to the Prussan Government for 3,OO0,0 600 of
thalers.
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aS- ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAI HU.
MAN EYES n,ado to ordef aud inserted by ORA y.
BAUcH and P. aoUaLEsANN tfornorly employed by
RotssosNxAU; OF Pasis No. 500 broadway. Rsw York
April II .aS.iaft /. i:etts 1vr =
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ss-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E II. WHITING. Esq. as o candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudcialI District at the no1t election
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MARRIED..

MARRIED,
On tho morning OF the 3lst ul, by tho Row. Mr. Bow.
NAN. ANNA COLE daughter OF the late Capt JAS D.
HsI0Hr. U. 8. NJ. or Charleston 81 c., to J. NJ HADLRl
OF Lancaster G. H. No Cards.
a5-Lancaster Ledger please COPY.
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January 30

60 GILLIsoNyILLE, 8. c., JANUARY -7rn,
lso7.-on Aonday tho 4ul OF March noIt tho COMMITS.
sioners Of Public buildings will rocevc proposals. with
plans and npoehcaOns) for onlargng tho Log jail a.
aillionisonyiiic. J.w. MOORE,
January 10 wa Socretnry
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aS-N0TICE OF EXEOUTRIX.-ALLP PARTIES
having demands against Estate the ato Dr. D. D.
GRAVES will present the properly atteste aud those
Indebted will mako payment 10 J. D. LANCE, South
caroins Railroad onlce. John street
p. A. LANCE, Qualified EIeoutrir
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/, aS.AwAY WITH spEcTACLEs.-. .-.oLD EYES
msde new. Without spoctaeles, Doctor Or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed frco rnoapt OF ton osnts
L D. Foo1E, H. D., No 11so broadway. Nov York. ii {
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3 aBcoIdATEs HONEY YsoAP.-THis 'CELE-
DRAFTED Toilet Soap. In such universal demand, Is
nnado from tho choicest m.tcrals is mild and omol.
i,nt In ita nature, fragrantly scented, and OF.
TemeiS benefieini in IL action upon tho skin. Fer
saio by all Druasiata and Fancy aoodu Dealers: j
February 81 lS!i & Il ls5si,$s lyr
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nB- CALVARY Baptist CHURCH, CHARLES
TofThe Membcrs tcolorodl OF this Church were reg
nlary dismissed from tho thrco wo DaptIs churches
OF this City 70 form separate Church Toy arc wor-
shiping for tho present at Bonum's Hail. John strooi
between aeeting and King. They avo purchased lot
and soliciting contributions to enable hcm 10 ctot
House Of worship. t.F.t ~. III,
They are believed to bo pIous and worthy persona and
their object 70 respectfully cnu,ondcd 10 all who have
the ability and disposition aid suoh onterprlses. Tho
following members Of tho said Church haye been author
tzod TO mako collections CHinLEs suALIs TnosIls A.
DAVIS. EDWARD Hno. DANIEL D. MoALrns. JoHa DEE
and sAMuRL STEWARD. !. - ''aF3 T.
" Charleston. 8. O., june a. 1853. irt..4
-r.ya#,. Ror. LUCIU6 CUTHDEnT,
I.{a lt1's Z Pastor Citadel s2laro Church
- Roy. z T. WIHKLER, Na :
.y, ,, \ AZ Pastor United Church.
WILLIAM y. HENERY, Deaoons Sln9oi square
WILLIAM O. wHILDRN, Chureh. III
January f.r(I.R i,,4i:Fi N.3 .ll: fnw8mos
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SPECIAL M0fICES.

nJ VEYoR'S OFFICE-pORr OF
cHARLEsToN-JANUARY2 2s. isGI.--owncrs and mas.
ters OF sloops and Boats under Five @ Tons who havc
taken out corfcaoa OF Admeasuroment snco Jny au,h
1866 arc hereby notified to return said Certificates to
this Once. and receive refund of admeasurenont fees
CECII. C. NEIL
january 20 Surveyor OF the PORT
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S HIP PI N @.
FOR FLORIDA,

VIA SAVANNAH, ID Il U N 3 WICK, ST,
MhRYS, FERNhSDlNA. JACKSONVILLE. AND ALL
The LASDiNuS On THE ST. JOHNS RIVER AZ
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FOR NEW YORK.

TNHE FINE STEAMSHIP CARLoTTa, CAPTAIN
Il CHARLES COLLINS will leave Brown & Co.'S
south Wharf ON Saturday. the 9TH Instant, at O'Clock
l For freight or passage e,Bagcncnts having hand
some cnbin accommodations, apply to
STREET BROTHERS CO.,
Fobrunry No "a E,st INV
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Our Now Orleans exchanges Of Thursday givo
tho following particulars Of tho tragedy which oc-
CURED in that city on last Wednesday evening.
From tho Times wo tako tho following account Of
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02
A Startling Contrast.

Agreeably to the census report of 1860,
which was compiled during the Administra-
tion of Abraham Lincoln, the startling facts
appear that the six New England States, with
total population of 3,235,ll3, had 74,162
paupers and 6,I55 criminals, while the six
slave States of Virginia, North Carolina,
Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi,
with total population of 6,l62,53l, had
only 1898 paupers and 1868 criminals. In
other words, with nearly twice the popula-
tion Of thesx States of New England, the
six slave States enumerated had less than
one-ffth the number of paupers, and less
than one-third the number of criminals. But
we will give the figures as they are taken
from the census:
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paupers and criminals, while the other por-
ton of the State, i4 which more slaves were
held, showed about the ratio in both paupers
and criminals that is exhibited in the five
other slave States named. The States oil
Virginia and Tennessee contained fewer
slaves iu the ratio of aggregate population
than any of the other Slave States, and it
appears also that they had by far the largest
proportion of paupers. Virginia and North
Carolina had more free negroes than any
other of the slave States, and we find the
greatest number of criminals also in those
two States.
The figures go to show, then, that in point
of pauperism the "free, enlightened, strictly
moral, educational and intellectual" States
of Puritan New England were far, very far
worse off than the "benighted, ignorant,
barbarous" States of the ''slaveocracy :" that
crime was more frequent among the "happy
sons of New England" than among the
"despised" whites of the South even more
frequent in. that blessed land of Impartial
freedom" FLOR the negro], than among the
free negroes of the South, who have all the
time been "men and brethren" to the Mrs.
Beecher Stoves, the Lucy Stones, the Sum-
ners, and Phillipses, and Stevenses of the
Radical North.
These statistics do not develop very Hatter-
ingly for the descendants of the sublimely
virtuous, frigidly pious, most tolerant, sweet
ly disposed and mirthful individuals, of both
sexes, who came passengers in that never to-
be-forgotten Maydower which blossomed
forth so super -abundantly on Plymouth Rock
nearly two and a half centuries ago, in that
rosy, truly Puritan month of all the year
December. Their example and the figures
above prove one of two things either that
Puritan morality and virtues require to be
perpetually and rigidIy restrained under the
severest checks, like unto their own famous
Blue Laws, and that they will not flourish in
the atmosphere where genuine liberty dwells;
or, that the people elsewhere in all the United
States, the foreigners who dwell among us,
and even the slave and free negroes of 1860,
and all the negroes now, are more humane to
their fellows, and less criminal in their ma
lures, than the boasted and eternally boasting
Puritans, who have peopled New England
and destroyed the Union.
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DEEDS, NOT WORDS.


Not forever on thy knees,
Would Jehovah have thee found;
There are burdens thou canst ease;
There are griefs Jehovah sees;
Look around. ar ar
Work is prayer if done for God, 5at
PRAYER which God delighted hears.
See beside yon uptulued sod lH
One bowed meath atfiiction's rod /;
Dry her tears.
Not long prayers, but earnest zeal;
This is what is wanted more.
Put thy shoulder to the wheel;
Bread unto the fanished deal
From thy store.
Not high sounding words of praise
D'es God want, meath some grand dome;
But that thou the fallen raise;
Bring the poor from life's highways
TO thy home. G9 eHf
Worship God by doing good:
Works, not words; kind acts, not creeds.
He who loves God as he should,
Makes his hearts love understood
: By kind deeds.
Deeds are powerful; mere words weak
Batt'ring at high heavens door.
Let thy love by actions speak;
Wipe the tear from sorrows cheek; st
Clothe the poor. 4
Be it thine life's cares to smother,
Aud TO brighten eyes now dim.
Kind deeds done to one another,
God accepts as done, my brother, "a
Unto Him.
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TIE Oregonian, to make point against
Secretary Seward, says Henry A. Wise OF
Virginia 10 an abler statesman. 1t is true
but the Oregonian would have denounced any
man as traitor for Saying the same thing
two years ago.
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NEW ENGLAND STATES.
Totals, ............es162, ,5S1 1888 1865

The above figures show some curious fea-
lures, aside from the main important facts.
Massachusetts, the boasted one among all
the New England States, for morality, liber-
ality, intelligence, wealth, prosperity, and all
that, with population only about one-ffth
of that of the six named Southern States
lin their palmy days of slavery had nearly
four times as many paupers; and lacked only
l66 of as many criminals as the whole six.
The slave State of Georgia, with population
nearly as great as Massachusetts,, had less
than one-forty- as many paupers, and
only one-eighth as many criminals. YER
mont, with population less than one-halr
as great as any of the six named slave States
had ten times as many paupers as Mississippi,
more than seven times as many as Alabama,
nearly three times as many as Georgia, which
had over three times its population; twice as
many as North Carolina, which had also over
three times its population; and more than
half as many as Virginia, which had nearly
Fe times the population of Vermont. The
Ilttle State of Rhode Island, so noted for its
heaYy capitalists, large manufactures and
great wealth, with its population of only
l74,O0O, had l52 more paupers than Ala
bama and Mississippi combined, with their
total population of l,437 300.
It should be remembered, in the above
reckoning, that it is the old State of Virginia,
full proportioned and whole as she was before
West Virginia was carved from her domain,
whose population, paupers and criminals is
stated. The portion now known as West Vir-
ginia contained q large proportion of the
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02

Dr.. BEN. SHURTLEFF OF Shasta, has an
uncle in Boston whe has recently been elect
ed to the State Senate. He is likewise a
disciple of Esculapius and an inveterate old
joker. Several months ago, he was living
next door to DR.. Barras, also a physician
OF some repute. One day rude fellow rang
the bell and DR.. Shurtlef answered it in per.
son. "Is DIR. Shirtless in 2" asked the josh.
" MOI he's gore out" replied DR.. s., but
DR.. Barras lives next door. That's the best
! can do for you"
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New MAIL RoUTEs.- We are glad to observe
that the Post Office Department is becoming
alive to the Importance of this coast, and is
endeavoring to supply reasonable and much
needed mail facilities. Among some new
routes lately advertised, we find the follow
ing:
From Umatilla to LaGrande, Union county, to
Baker City, Baker county, - miles and back,
once week.
From Baker City to Auburn, 16 miles and back,
once a week.
From Dalles, by Antelope Valley Camp Watson
John Day City, Canyon City, Marysville, Union
Strawberry Valley, Camp Logan and Willow Creek,
to Boise City, Idaho, - miles and back, once a
week.
From Canyon City, by Susanville, Elk District,
True's Station, Olive Creek, independence and
Auburn to Baker City, l25 miles and back, once a
week.
The service over some of the above named
routes is not frequent eno1gh, but it is better
than no mail service al ALL Now, let the
Postmaster General dispense with the "daily
mail" from California to Idaho, via Chico
which usually makes the trip in from two tc
three months, and let us have the daily mail
via Cisco and Hunters Station, which usually
makes the trip in from six to eight days ir
Winter, and in four days in other seasons O.
the year. The Chico route is simply worth.
less.
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IDAHO o'LEG1sLATCRE-By letter received yes
terday, the envelope of which bears an official inn
press We are informed that the difficulty between
the members of the Legislature and the Secretary
OF the Territory, the subject of the payment Of
their salaries has assumed very belligerent atti-
tude. The letter states that the persons of the
Governor and Secretary are both threatened with
violence, and at the time of writing files of United
States soldiers were assembling in front of the Leg.
islatlve Hall to protect the property of the Gov
ernment. 1t alsc stated that portion of the
troops were detailed to guard the residence of the
Governor. ta
We clip the above from late Salt Lake
City Vedette. The information, all false and
villainously intended as it was, no doubt came
from that prurient mischief-maker and un-
-conscionable knave, Secretary Hewlett. 1t
is in keeping with his nature and habits.
Lying and deceit and trouble-brewing come
as naturally from the periured old scoundrel |
as poison from an adder or slime from toad
How long is this old wretch to be permitted
outside of penitentiary walls?
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TAVERN-KEEP
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
A Il TAvERN.KEEpERs. AND PERSONS RETAu-
n Ing spr1tuous liquors. within the city limits who
have not their bonds taken out the proper
cars TO show that they have license sell will be re-
inst. ,GGs-tI- y .#.I-l d .--0s -5'' -'' >-, ~
Those who have cards hereby notified to have the
same placed in conspicuous place In the window Al
70 observe this notice WIN also be reported after
March q, Clerk ~ Connc;;1
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Observation-Disclosures

OF all the many malignant foes Of this South
ern iland none can compare for. deliberate Yinu.
dictive 6endishness with the conductors Of a
filthy New York pictorial sheet, known as Hay:
per's Weekly, the self-styled .:journal Of civil
ization.' It is considered strong auxiliary
| in the Radical camp. A recent number of the
Detroit Post, rabid: sheet says: t.With NAsr's 5
cartoons and GEoRE WIN. CURTIS editorials.
Hayper's Weekly is one of the strongest politi-
cal papers in the country. AS long as it con
fines itself to, mere harmless caricature, We
have nothing to say. may. think its pic
lures devoid Of wit as of truth; still we would
not deprive it Of this species of amusement
But when these pictures are expressly mt
forth for the purpose Of infaming the ignorant
masses, they assume the form of ,iHeendiarv
publications, and should be discountenanced bv
every right-minded citizen, BY every lover Of
MS country, whether at the North or South.
a fewsweeks ago it published; IN two sue
cessve numbers, two cartoons Of this character.
The hrsto these represents justice an old har
with q leer and a nose barely suggestive 'of
ANDREW JoHNsoN's countenance.. whose hair
Is yiperous, and in her hands is pair Of scales,
In one Of which o Southern planter ,.akea Ia
snigger' and asssYankee'' in the ol.er. s.k;ck
the beam. Various scenes Of lie n.urder ar
Union men and negroes surround the central
figure, and give ghastly5 meaning to the
whole. The ~ second Of these pictures repro
duces section Of IN old Roman ampitheatra.
and the gladiatorial contests Of the arena. In.
the latter Mayor MusRoEs New. Orleans police. ).
clad in armor, MOI are let loose. upon crowd of.
negroes, whom they massacre. .
In the foreground IS Mr.. JOHNSON, secre-
taries WELLEs and SEWARD. Next to, WEL1E.ss, e
stands sHa'7 aen cusrEa and behind stand
Gen CoUcH and Governor OnR, ssMassachu.:
setts and South Carolina, : arm ia i arm: a.,s:
SHERIDAN, GnAar and STANTON. all looks.
angrily on. w. ri .y Il * 81
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NOTICE. 10000
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A
II l CoPARTNERsHP under the name Of JOHN F.
IAYLOh CO. for the purpose of conducting the MA
CHINE AND FOUNDRY BUSINESS in all Its branches
at the old stand, PHOENIX IRON WORKS. north side OF
f11tcnard street JOHN F. TAYLOR.
JAMES BARKLEY.
March 10 g.- 1n,o
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BOAR Dl. N G ,

DRIyATE BOAKDING.-A FEW BOARD
i ERs eau be accommodated at No. y2 KING STREET
east side, near Broad few Day Boarders can he nc
con1modated January II
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THE yoiIow,i1sG lpapageraph 5vss f;nd y ], 4

The RoiIoW1sa paragraph vi. find IN The,
New York Tribune: @ Nh rs ssE3$s sES$s
Z ls related shat when Boutherner in Congress,
Mr. Simon Cnmeron replied: Then I ahajl Hvel ~
raise. corn a The slteetsi O Charleston. T1sss
Telegfaphs conme on the xorsRoInsr SnaS
in this Office an ear ct corn ffonr Cn aMsn
eFors planting ip the strcets 81
THIS 4 corn W E; ;oaght Y besssrved green with
spring duck oHss ia Is sl !
sednaya
ts5, hat win ant his Street Railway
plantation
the streets Of Charleston ?'': MI
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!. 31II- UNITARIAN CHURCH, 81W"
A MEETING nSE;rl'S co Of TIE PEwHoLDERs OF THIS
sired. ->1 n A"AA SseeAoanee lS ue-
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NJ.
Na!S. FAPERS CIRCuLATEs THROUGHOUT THE
fof tho Htata, and oern the best
esAssasS suE as1SeSt1eer& aa!S5s February "a -
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o AouoHanB OEeln2nce licenses have been
tor delivery st0n non THE de oace 1 9; THo&As
Sec. l.. Be Il Ordained by she Xauor o,sd AITcTn.e =;
cry coacil assmbed, Thst nom ald aftcr the rst isv
o. licenses shall be taken out fuzs CARTS drays
and wagons used for private and domestic purpoeea In
the Same manner and according 10 the same nrnviaiona
now OF force In reaton to cArt drays and
LIVED oaa lor hre except giving bonds And each such
tanning the number thereof and 1narkAi- Ftnnt ~ ~
placed on the outside Of, the ahaft aD' N W. W.
SEC. NO person shall be taken by the Treasurer NJ
su1ssy 70 any bond under the Ordinance concerning Il
less be or abe be O. freahoidef - = ,-.'
SEC = The following atnn hereafter be the rates for
nceossa for public and private carta draya wagons &C.
tne horaee mules used thereof which shall
De fee from other taxation: I1 - ''-I --,
PuBIIc oARIs, DRAxs, ETC., OR rHosE x1rr1oYxD IN ANr
d 1Usankss wHA1EvER, FOR HIKE DIRECT INDIRECT.
dfxy OF wagon, drawn by one horse
For evssyo dray wagon drawn by two horses or
For c9bry hack and carriage with two wheels. $40.
Eo1 evosy hack and carriage with four wheels, $40
Tos every sssge OF omnibus except hne ornnibusl
For every staee omnibus Except Hne ornnibus,
drawn by four horses, S60. fst;@:s T1T4-7-''
For every tnck BY two horses or mules
Fot every wagon ~ OF more horses
\ !. g. q, ganAn CARTS AMP PRIVATE oAsss pRAxs rrc
" For every bread cart OF wagoa, e6 ,'l ,,'ss
mesic purposes md not be- eanp,cynd tn the t,ns
ir eempensssson ei,Sse ss. eg my ~
se sos re same fr heense the sam Of
Rataed in city Council Nis 1st, .v ~ I,n,.,v
m The year o& Eos oao toa,sa;1 airht hnn
ssdrcd md atxtV - - ~ Y.
RS i. No.. aA1LLARD Mayor.
jsnI,ay s. ..a IS 4 49, c,
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c. ]. M}HLEPIE IElGRELII.

No. 81 NE-STREET.
BETWEEN KING AND sE PHILIP
I UMRER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND BUILDING
III MATERIAL, and PA uNTs, OILS, GLASSES Ac
constantly ON hand a< the lowest market prtcea.
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