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A Book-buy.ng People.

The Round Table, in recent article, notices
fact which most of us have remarked, though
we may have differed as TO the cause. We
mean the peculiar and almost universal ten
dency among people in this country TO buy
books which they know they c.nuot under
stand The Round Table seems 4 q loss whe-
ther 10 attribute this queer national characteris-
tic TO the diffusion oi education or to the spread
OF democratic principles. Works like those of
JOHN STUART MILL, HERBERT SPENCER, CAR.
LYLE, BUCKLE, aud even CoMTE, ore constantly
found in families, whose F"glish counterparts
in means, pursuits and Intelligence would
never dream Of purchasing such authors The
true reason Of this is that III America the pro-
portion OF those who aspire TO reputation for
"a little learning" out OF the whole number Of
persons who eau read pnd write, is far greater
than elsewhere Given "the three Rs"-Tead-
ing, riting and 'rithmetic-and every NAN,
with LIS, is as good as every other man' He
reads the newspapers and sees the names OF
these great writers alluded TO in terms of COM
mendaton as the leaders Of contem poraneous
thought Familiurized with their names, he
talks about them and finally buys their works.
Here, however, bis enthusiasm stops. He eel
dom read, tLem and, when be does, he never
pene,rates beyond the frat few pages, which
generally furnish him with enough material
tor ef'es-dinner Philosophical diSquisitons, to
las. him lifetime. 10 is satisfied with that
kind Of respectabiliLy which the possession of
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Ended in Smoke

Impeachmcnt is dead, and Mr. ASHLEY, as
chief mourucr, sits in saokcloth and ashes, Ia
mentinr that after all his labor the muss he
hronrbt forth should have been SO utterly H.
diculous. Tn, re are few more signal instances
in history of great cry and little wool" The
grim committee sat for months, sending for
.persons and papers," and accommodating q
mass of testimony covering twenty-soven hun
dred and sixty nine pages. Surely, thought
ASHLEY, LoGAs and BEx BUrLER, this would
be proof enough 10 Gust tho "nan at the otsef
end of the Avenue"
The evidence was laid before Congress. Our
readers have seen It's leading poiuts. Inc tes'
,imony of Geueral GRANT. Judge BLAcK' ana
! Mr.. SEWARD was clear in its consistent vinoi-
cation of the President; but the impeacherS
were deaf to the voice of reason; and IN re-
port as intemperate in its terms as it was un-
warrantable in its conclusions, they recon-
mendel the arraignnent Of tho Chief MagiS'
trate.
The farce is now played out. The curtain
has fallen, and impeachment is etec'ua'ly
souelched. The yote Of one hundred ana eign'
10 6fty.seven, agaiost the resolution OF I'M
nes ,hmsut, was of un.nistakeable import; and
By the usual device known to parliamentary
law, the door has been f.rever closed 10 any
revival of the mad project
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YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGIATE INsrI-


THE lxIGENCIES OF TIE TINES HAVE CACSEl
L the Commissioners OF hs state Normal and High
sCaoo 10 buill! e as rce Scaool. II State
Normal and High School, now organized vi erei re
DC tra s,cred, unl tie title ot tne YOUNG LADl-a
COLLEGlAr INs II Ia 10 the comlll deus build ng
on North side OF George street. No. rs one door west
OF King airect opening O>TOJkk 81, lso7.
Tuiion in the Prepar- tor Department. SLED per
hail SESSION. or so per annum i'll lie co le5iaie DC par
meut .l5 per halt session. or 80 per annual frcnch
DRAWN aAd YocIi Music are Included ii tho regular
course Latin, Greek G,ln!an. itIiau. Spanish, =
s.ru Music and Painuus are extra Ut moderate
charges.
Institute Board, go per noath. or SsoO per Annun
Including Was ing Lights, Fuel etc. Pnr.oc Boirdeis
received ct tie above prices All payments strictly Id
advance. -
board OF instruction ss follows lev. HENRY L.
MOOD. A. NJ, Principal; hev. HENRY =. BASS a. A.
Professor AIahema ics and Ancient Languages; Hfo
lessor LtwlS Il. GIBBS A. ILL., NJ. D., Leciurer on
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy: Professor +. 5.
HOLAlE>. Lecturer Geology siid Natural Hi tory;
L. a. FkaMPION, III. D., Pro.e essor OF Modern Lam
Guases, Professor WM MASTEKMAN, Instructor N
Yoeai Muic Miss MARY >. MOOD, Irs-rctress Ii
Drawing anu lninting; Miss LAURA ". I'LL. insruc'
Iess il English Branches.
septenlber2 EtiAno5
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General Cooperation.

The principle of cooperation may be applied
TO every department CT manufacturing IN
dustry and benevolent organic as well
and as proftably as to an ordinary retail store.
In New York there is q cooperative print
ing house, which began with six working mem-
bers, aud now employs twenty-five. In Troy,
New York, there is o stove foundry, on the
same system, and in Rochester there is the
Equitable Cooperative Foundry, which has
turned out seventy-nine tons Of stove casting
in one month. There are, also, in New York
City several cooperative building associations
which are rapidly becoming wealthy.
England has the cooperative principle IN
nearly every possible variety. There are CO.
operative societies for the sale Of dry goods,
boots, shoes; eleven -four mills; wire fac
tory, q shuttle factory, and a cotton factory.
In addition TO these, there are hundreds of So
oietiss for aiding the members when sick,
known as Friendly and Benefit Societies. The
entire friendly societies of Great Britain pos
sess O. reserve fund of Sl40, o00, 900; and their
annual income cannot be less thau $50, OOo, GEO.
Tue two largest benevolent orders, the Odd
Fellows aud Foresters, have securely invested
more than S25,000,00O The Building and
Freehold Land Societies are another mode, and
u very beneficial one, in which the savings oil
the industrial classes become coined into valu-
able property. Like the cooperative stores,
capital us.d by these organizations brings back
its profit to those directly interested, and does
not 90 to swell the Golfers Of those who oppose
every step forward taken by the working mas
ses.
These are facts and figures enough 10 chow
what can be done by proper cooperation. 1t
is the old fable of the bundle Of sticks. While
the laboring classes act SIS individuals they
have no power, but, when they unite for legiti-
mate purposes, they can WELD power to which
that of ordinary capitalists must bow. By the
co operative principle tho honest and hard
working man can provide for his family, pro-
ride for his support in case of sickness, and
provide, az little over cost, for al tbs wants
and necessities of life If his society or store
does make profit out of the small difference
between actual cost and selling price, the profit
of the store or society is no less TO him. II
goes to increase capital, and in that capital he
has an interest and proprietary share. The
time is at hand when the experiment may be
tried in this State, ard the advantage OF CO.
operation are SO great and certain, that agita-
lion shall not cease until more than ono CO.
operative society is in actual operation.
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Ar ORDINANCE

10 REGULATE TIE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM, ITS PTc.
pUcTs, AND OTHER INFLAMMApLE OILS
SEC l. Be II ordained by the Eayor and Aldermen, n
y Courc, assembled Tint from and after the lsth day
OF June next 1t shall be lawful to keep Petroleum.
Kerosene hook Oil Benzine Bepzolc, or any oshor i'll
uammabe oil OF oils storage tor sale in any cellar
store or building south OF Line street., il large, lus
y than fifty gallons any one lot or premises and
uy such quantity 30 kept o, stored saa be contained
yessels OF tin or other metal.
SEC. q That Petroleum, its products or any other IL.
nanunbe oil or oils when brought into tho city by Ian
or water may be kept any lot or ii any building III
which cotton is stored, Tor period not eXrcedin
wsnty-four hours, upon the expiration Of which time 1t
shl DO removed aud kept IN tie manner US required by
the foregoing section.
SEC. s. ANY person or persons violating any part NJ
THO Ordinance shall be subject to fine OF two huHdrsd
doars each offence recoverable in any Court OF con-
peent Jurisdiction.
Ratlled in City council ths twonty5rst day Of May III
the year Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty.ssyep.
lL.el P. c. GAILLARD, Mayor.
". Il. SMITH. Clork Of Council. June6
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now reduced to fifteen days will be steadily short
ening. As sit.a, passengers MAKO the trip by the
Pacific Nail Steamship Line from Japan to San
Francisco in twenty-s:z days, and to New York II
iorSy-one.
THO Iako OF Ncusicld, in Hungary, on the
oo,6nas OF Austria. is now completely drained and
drieI and tho land so obtained is about to be
rnced under cultivation. 1t contains eight square
miles OF virgin soil and thu belief is that it will
provo extye nelly fortile canal has beon made
across it to carry of whatever wator may accumu-
late. Tie land is given to the neighborins pro-
prietora, and Prince Esterhazy and the Convent
OF Helhgeukreuz will receive the largest share OF
il. This extensive tract OF soil gained from Nature
lies close BY the lines OF railway from vienna to
Raab, and from Vienna to Osdenburg. and pro
iected lire from the latter town TO PresDnrg wiu
run still nearer to it.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
n--,-- ~, an,- n

May I3b7 J
The following Section OF An Ordinance TO arosn ihe
olco OF Superintendent of Streets TO provide tor Keep
lug the Streets Lanes Alleys and open Courts in the
City OF Charleston Clean and sor other purposes s
hereby published for the information OF al concerned
For the due protection OF the said contractor con.
tractors IL further ordained That every owEer lessee,
occupant and tenant OF any premises fronting in any
shee lane, alley, or open court, shall on every day
iSundays excepte have the dirt lth garbage, other
oia placed in front of his her lot i'll barrel box or
heap and in for the contractor, by the hour Of
O'Clock, A. NJ, from the fist day OF hlay to the
rs day OF November In every year. and BY the hour OF
nine O'Clock, A. NJ, frcm the first day OF November TO
the first dag OF May following. And any person offend.
oa Ia any street. a1e or alley, open court after the
hours above uaned, shnl be subject 10 tne not less
tan two nor more than i've dollars for eacE and every
offence, to be imposed By the Mayor.
By order VI. Il. SMITB,
Niuy l6 Clerk OF Council.
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PUBLIC TOTICE.

OftlCE VI Cl11 1hkASChII
DOELio NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDth
i be following Ordinance Licenses have been rrepareo
fori ,l,yery from this OMce 8. THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
sfo. ]. Be il Ordained by tse Mdyor and Atd:rm'a'n
City C3ucl assembled, That io and after the first
OF auu lry licenses snail be taken out or a carts, d-y
aud wa .ous used or private aud domestic purposes,
the mauuer, and accordn2 TO tie eano prcysicit
now Of force in relation 10 carts, drays ana wagons et'
lrcen for hire, except giving bonds, And each su,L
cart dray or wagon, shall be provided with bpige
tainns ihe number thereof and marked Prrate, 10
placed on the outside OF tue shalt.
SEC. 2. No person shall lie taken by the Treasurer
surely TO any 6onh under the Ordinance conrurungi
ceuses Tor CARTS drays wagons and other carrascs
less he or she bo freehoider.
SEC g. Tne following shall hereafter be the rates Ca
lcenses for public and private CARTS drys wagons, Sv
Ircudine tie horses mules used thereof which sh "
&c ree from other taxation:
PUBLIC CARTS, pRAYs ETC., or THOSE EMPLOYED rs Ass
BUSINESS wHAIEvEc, roa HIRE DIRECT Or IEpiREcT.
For ovccy Curt dra? cr wagon drawn by horse et
mule, 30.
For every cart dray wagon, drawn by two Eorscos
mules $40.
For every nack and carriage with Two wheels, $40.
For every hack AID carriage with four wheels, $40.
For every stage or omnibus except line omnibus
with two horses 300.
For every e3Se Or omnibus except npe cmnibrek
drawn by tour horses, SG0
For every truck drawn o. two or more horos Or nuie
S6Q
For every express wagon drawn BY two or iora hors
Or mules, so.
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS DRA7s, ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon, So.
For every cart dray wcgou used for private or DO
mcstc purposes, and not to be- employed IN The rauJ
porting goods, wares merchandise, lumber, CT e.!
other commodity for compensation. either directly CT
Indirectly the eame shall pay Tor license the slim o
IS, exclusive oi the horse or lnulo.
Ratified in City Council, this 16h day Of January
L. 81 IN the year Of our Lord one thousand eeGt nun
dred and szty.siZ.
pyt,e Mayor. p. C. GAlLLARD. Mayor
Jlur.ry3 ". q. SMITH. C.ork OF Council
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AN ORDINANCE

TO PROVIDE FOR TIE LIQUIDATION OF THE INTEREST
- on THE DEBT OF THE CITY, WHICH AccRUEp o. TIE
TuIRrIEIH DAY OF sKPrEMDER LAST.
DE IT ORDAINED BY IHE MAYOR AND ALDER
ID MEN in City council assembod That for the pur'
posc Of quidang the interest Oh the pubic debt or The
city which accrued the tn7 ieth day OF September
Last six per stock oo gatory on the corp rt'on OF
the City OF Charleston, sfa be issued under the drec.
ton OF tho Mayor the persons holding stocks or six
Per cen.. eonds the city and entca to receive the
Interest accrued thereon ut the time above stated the
sd stock to bear interest alter the rata OF 1 per cent
per annuin, pay able Quartariy rodeemape In thirty
years dates PUvlaed That Lo part OF said stock
shall 30 issued for any less tGn twenty dollars. or
for any fractional part OF dollar: Prordsd. also, that
all sums for less thar doars and tr FRACTIONAL
parts OF q dollar, shall bo paid in city bills.
SEC 2. That the ftrn CT certl1cate, and moce OF
t-arsier of said stock sha subject the reg
atons ae now exist IN cation to other city SIX per
stocks OF the city.
Ratified in City Council this twenyseoond dey Of octo
Der, In the year OF Lord one thousand eight hun
drcd aud sl1ty-seycn.
H.. III P. c. GAuLARD, Meyer.
". II. SMITH, Clerk Of Council. October 25
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AN ORDINANCE

20 REGULATE TIE DREDGING OF DOCKS.
Whereas, The best interests the city, as well as the
that the channel Of River be kept open with su.
Client depth OF water for ali commercial purposes, aud
free iron obstruction:
BE It ordained That In fu;uIe a mud removed from
any OF the city docks by dredge machines, otherwise,
shal! be removed one hundred and hfy iathoms from
the end OF the dock
rho narbor Master shall be furnished with copy Of
this Ordinance which he Is required strictly to enforce;
aud to report prosecution al violations OF the same;
which shall SUBJECT the party 90 offending 10 hne not
exceeding one hundred dollaIs tor each and every
offence. -
ued in City Council this eiSh iay OF October, in tho
year OF our Lord one thousa 4 eight hundred Gna
eixty-seycn.
iLS.l p. c. GAlLL3fO, mayor;
w d. S>.1TE, Clerk OF Council. October IS
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SOUTHERN Co1roN is slowly but surely re-
gaining its ascendeucy in the British market.
We see by the latest statistics that the supply
of American cotton in England this year, has
been five per cent. beyond that of last year.
whiel the quantity from India has experienced
reduction of twenty-nue per cont.
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a library is supposed to give; he feels that no
is entitled to "talk books with the best of his
neghbors;-and as brains and grecnbacke,
for some inscrutab;o reason, seldom 60 TO-
gether, il Is, perhaps, as well that the posses
sor of each should seek that which he lacks,-
that the man Of gold should pno for books,
and that the man of books should thirst for
money 1t is fair exchange, and in accord
ance with the all-pervading Law of compcnsa-
4
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FINE LOARs
MAYoRALTY OF CHARLESTON, |


CITY uAIL, NovcuIocr ,, lo66 J
IL PERSONS DESlROUn OF REBUILDING IN I ah
a Durut Districts and Wase Places OF tie City
lcr can Act the General Assembly CIV ng authority
70 the city Council OF Charleston TO procee in tue u2
,er OF Fire Loan with view aid il budding up t'
CITY anew" are hereby notified that the form Of apI
cation Tor loans be obtained nj the office OF the Clerl
OF Couucil between the hol.fs OF A. NJ and 7. VI.
An applicatons must be5 ID in the above mention q
otbce aa tho Committee WILL meet every Monday to coz
sder the same.
BY order OF the Mayor W. Il. SXlTH,
Novemberlr 'ers o 'onuciL
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EDUCATIONAL.
PARocHIAL SCHOOL OF THE cHURcI

PAEOCHIAL SCHOOL OF TKE CHURCH
OF TIE HOLY cOAiMUNIoN.
,NHE OPENING TX, HCIsE- OF IHE PAROCU1AL
L school OF the Ch1Icn OF the holy Communion VII.
be held L; tho Church Monday Aorn3 u 0 'cleck.
Divine Service aud AdGrcrs by he hector with 4
few closing remarks by The Bishop OF the Diocese Tho
Chi!drcn and lee her, wu be punc,a III tne:r aten.
dance Quarter 70 nine. Their Parents Guardians aud
the Pup.ic arc invited TO attend.
a. TO0aIER PORTER, Rector.
Deosnber7 em2
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Lust Nd FOUND.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
OFFICE CHEF OF DETEC1 IVES
tHARLEsr.S. I. D.ccmUcr h, ls61.
DROUGHT 10 1h., VEs .CE, sUrPO.EO ~ HIVE
= Leeu ). .o.cn, .wo LIVER lEASfOON>, WHOA TIE
owner can have BY proving property q d paying e1'
pous a. II ". H., DHlCK>,
,ho.mter7 lst Lieut. and ChI,Io Dc,c.tlves
uST OH sTULES, CUR DIG, Az
1 4 MOST black vi b whisc ring areuud III neck
auu white breast. suitAbu reward Will &c paid or lbs
Icturn l. \. 0'pULL AN, NJ. Il va s'r,es, 'r at
is ollie NovtmD-r 25
nKOPPED ON TBB NIGHT Of TAiG 18Th
November near the Actors entrance OF the Circus
u vIiou MEDIUM-siZED WH.TE EKMINE FUR
CAPE, the two lower Buttons White Glass, and tie
whole lined with White silA. 1he Lnder VIII oDt!!n
suitable reward by ieaving 1t o. the DETLC1lFro
UfFACE, in Broad street. November u
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NUv'iCE.

OFFICE CLERK OF CoUNclL.-THE FOLLOWING
" clause OF Section of IN Ordinance 10 Raise sup
Plies for the yolr 1861, is published for the Information
OF persons selling Goods by sample otherwise who lre
not residcuts Oh this city, All such persons IRE hereby
nouGei 10 ropor; ~ this Office.
"rnrce dolars every hundred dollars OF all goods
sold in this city by persons not residents BY sample Of
9th erwise." W. d. SAIL
Alcrba Clerg o. Coluclf
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pARocHIAL SCHOOL OF The cNURcE

OF IEE HOLY COMMUNION.
JOHN GADSDEN, prinnpa, with Corps Of Teachers.
BOARD OF I'll, sTEEs
REV. a. TOC&ER PORTER, Rector.
G.. 4. IhENnULM, EDWARD eEBkING.
jobs HANCKEL. J. D. ALEXANDER.
II. I. BARTLETT,
EVAN EDwAhDs secretary and Treasurer
rENuIS SCHOOL WILL BE OPENED O.. VI on THE
L OH Of DECEMBER sess!on Of TEN MONTHS.
Holidays ono week Christmas Good Friday and East
or Monday. August and september. The Lours will E
from A. u. TO ?. ~. Inc ln1ant Classes. d. " 10
IL ". Tho R.cSssSs will be n rotation OF 10 ninras
ench
Doys' and Girls departments dl3iince. Sewing aad
Enoroidery voluntary classes after the excr see OF the
nchool
IEaMs-Books ct whc!esalc cost price. aud found 10
hose who cannot purchase. luton SO ceIts month,
In al ancc app !caions ior admission made uetweeD
hours and ~ A. ii. Ut house OF The keetor, corner
huledgo IN Spring stree.s, TIL .urth;r nolcc.
Noy.'nber G wilnl5
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TIE MARIO. STAR.

ESTABLISHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, Is
T. published at Marion, :. c.. in TIA ce.tll portio1
oI tho country, ard favorable medium to 51er
chants Druggists, Machniss, and a. c:saes WHO Gesr,
10 extend their business in the Pee Eco county.
For the benefit advertising patrons, We shall, IN
addition tc sube:Tipton list which IS cc-sanLy
croaanG. ra5.ish and distribute, grltJousy, copiod Of
tie STAR. during the business Season Till Fall
Rates OF Advertising liberal.
W. J. 21cKERALL,
November 20 Editor and Proprietor
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NIGHT sCIiOOLI NIGHT sCAUCI

ANsoN.sTREgT. NEARLY OPPOSITE LAURtNs-sI
TNHE HOURS FOR TEE EXERCISES IN ARITHME.
TIC, WRITING, kEADING, GERMAN and ENGLISH
GRAMMAR arc from Ito 0 o'clock F. II
Terms--s2 per month il advance
Bookkeeping charged ezJye
Il BERGMAN,
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE.
CHARLESTON, S. o.. May T. 1867.
HNBE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOIS AMI
i Enclosures, vaults, &C., will commence on Aondd
t, Glib inst Owners and occupants aro hereby rcqureo
10 soc that their premises in good condition and hn
III it'll and garbage Is removed as required oy Oro1
uauco Other inspections will follow.
D9 order Of Mayor GAILLAnD.
Chief OF Police.
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CITY ADVERTlSEMENTS.

TO JUNK-sHOP KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,(
DECEMBER Q, 1867.
YT,HE JUNE-sHOP LICENSES OF THE FOLLOWING
/ persons have expired. They are hereby notified to
apply at this Office Immediately and ronew the same
PHILlP RILEY, Warren and St. Philip-streots.
BI. REYNOLDS, No. Bedon's Alley.
MARY BURKE, No. ~ Calhoun-street.
EDMUND WALLACE. No. "a Washington-street.
JAMES WALLACE No. 90 Spring-strcet.
JOHN LEAHY, No. ala Comm g-street.
MARY RAFFERTY,, Columbus and Hanoverstreets.
MARY CAMPBELL. President and Cannon.streets.
P. DIANION, No. 81 .titeslieet.
JOHN HENNY, No. 4S Queen-street
JAMES BARRY, No. 10 Whari.street-
D. CONROY. No. 50 St PhtIp-sueet-
p. DORAN, No. 10 Excaange-street.
P. PINKUSSOHN, No. IS East Bay.
W q SMITH.
December 8 Clerk OF Council.
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CITY TAxEs-MONTHLY RETURgs.
OFFICE OF TGE CITY AsSESSOR,(
CITY HALL, December l, 1867. !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 ALL CON oERN ID
~ tlat the Monthly keturns Tor tho Month Of No.
yeber past In pance wlh the Tax Ordinance, ra-
tod on the 2sth day OF December, 1865, must be made
on or before the l0tn Instant rvo,-
Docornh.r2 Ia CIly Assessor.
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BOAR D /! n G i.

nUAPDIsG-EXCELL BOARD CAN
be obaircd at reasonable rates, by applying at No.
III KING sTREEr ono door above Hudson street. near
lne Citadel Ihe street Cars pass lie door every ten
minutes. 3lno Ooiooer