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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-15
i" BY wellington Goddin,
o Real Estate Agent and AuctionecF.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF HANDSOME LoI

HlRUSTEES' SALE OF HANDSOME LOT
4 ON BROAD AND CAPITOL STREETS,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
By virtue OF q deed of trust executed to the sub.
scribers bearing date on the 2eth October, 1861
duly recorded In Richmond Hastings Court, In
Deed Book No. IS, B. page e4s, we shall, In execu.
ton thereof, proceed to sell Of public auction on
at 6o'clock p NJ. II fair ff NOT, the next fair day
thereafter Except Sunday, the valuable REAL.
ESTATE conveyed by the said deed consisting Of
that VALUABLE LOT located as above, fronting
n feet on the south side of Broad street running
back 1851 feet to Capitol street, on which II has
like front as on Broad street. 80. F..
TERMS Cash -but 1t Is more than probable that
arrangements will be made to allow reasonable
credits. JAMES PLEASANTS, Trus,aos
jep;,sE WALTER u. BLAIR. ii"'''''
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VALuARLE

TRUSTEES SALE. OF VALUABLE
IL JAMES RIVER ESTATE IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY jim pursuance Of a deed OF
trust made by Edward 0. Watkins, of. the county
of Chesterfield. on the 18th day OF january. 1852,
and duly recorded In the clerks Office OF said
county on the same day, the undersigned, as trls-
tee therein named, will offer for sale on the pre-
misses, at Il M, on WEDNESDAY the oath day of
June, 1885, If fair. If not the next fair day there
after, that valuable farm called WESTBROOh,
situated In the county Of Chesterfield on the James
river, adjoining the lands Of John Watkins's es-
tate, William Gills estate, and the presque Isle
estate, and containing 1873 acres. The improve
ments consist of a framed dwelling-house with SIX
rooms, and the necessary out-houses. II is unne-
cessary TO give more detailed description as per-
sonsvishng to purchasewill visit the place, which
can be readily reached by steamers from Rich
mOnd. -s--------. o..
TERMS :-One-ffth of the amount due the bepcf-
cary (beng Sc 00O with nterhst for several years,
cash; negotiable notes for the balance at six,
twelve, eighteen. and twcnty-four months with In
terest added, and securedby a trust deed. For the
terms will be made known on day OF sale. I,.,
- The crops now growing on the land VIII be re-
served, but such possession will be given the pur-
chaser as will enable him to seeds crop OF wheat
and complete possession will be given on the LIST or
January next except SO far as viii be required to
save and deliver the corn crop now growing on the
place. The purchaser will be entitled to the rent
from the day Of SALE The taxes Of 1868 to be PAID
by the purchaser. ,,.r HENRY COX, Trustee.
my -2awtJune20& dtds
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-As assignee in
N bankruptcy, of Myer Cohn viii sell at pub
lie auction, on TUESDAY the 18th June, 1855
commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the store No. 1900
Main street., the following articles to wit !:
. 3pIpes CLARET. barrel CLARET, $50
Q barrels BITTERS, -r:-..
barrels WHITE WINE. -
IL dozen bottles LIQUORS (assorted,
ss-g 10 CANDY JARS, = Ea>lf ns ~Es'
lWATER COOLER, .--
lot SPICES,
set LIQUOR MEASURES,
WAGON and HORSE and HARNESS,
ITO cords WOOD.
part of the wood isat voegler's Spring, Distil-
lery about three miles from the city. The balance
in the woods upon Higgins's farm.
TERMS Cash for all sums under $50; for that
sum and upwards upon credit of 60 days. interest
added, upon negotiable notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed - = ~ > G. G.. GRISWOLD, ="
- - -.. -...-r- r- Assignee Of NJ Cohn.
Sale conducted by THOMAS W. KEEsEE, AUG
tlOneer. Je D
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~ BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner or Franklin and Governor street,


ELEGANT ROSEWOOD FURNJTrpr
IL AT THURSDAY. lstb ~
slant at 10 o clock we will sell at the residence "
Mr. John A. Worsham. s'Mount Erin.'' Pra -"
Hill, alio the elegant FURNITURE contsinr,i 10
si fsttfSsSs sG PaRIoR SUIT comn,.
s,Sssh rosewood anddpholstered With silk bro.
ssUPERB ETAGEREs, rosewood with mar.
81 suPERB PARLoR TABLE. marbre.,oe.
SUPERB ROSEWOOD CHAMBER sTfTS
SUPERB WAL N UT, CHAMBER SUIT,
lsUPERB HRsosEwooD EXTENSION IA.
lsUPERB OAK sIDRBoARD, marb,e-,oD
etagere back: l- -
ID SUPERB WALNUT CHINAPRESS .
ROSEWOOD SOFAS. .s'
WALNUT and MAHOGANY WARDROBE,
-zE "a BUREAUS, and WASHSTANDS
MAHOGANY and other BEDSTEADs,
~ LOUNGES, ELsstL:T 'If' 5T5t - ' ..s
... HAT-RACKS, etc. etc. jg.er
g. Seyeralyery handsome STOOL-CHA1RS.
ALSO,
The usual assortment Of KITCHEN FIRM
TURE, including a first-rate CO0K1NG-STOvY
The above furniture is Of the best quality and 10
enable the public to examine, the residence will he
open on WEDNESDAY,. 18th instant. from 10 TN
O'Clock. ~ az 4. COOK & LAUGHTON,
1e IL Auctioneers,
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SELECTING AN EMPREsS.-Just now every
thing relating to China and the Chinese is
read with revived interest in America,
owing to the presence here Of the remarka-
BILE Burlingame embassy. Among the
strange customs of that peculiar people none
is more curious than the manner in which
the Emperor of all The Cinnamon obtains
his wife. The present Emperor is q lad of
thirteen summers, and the time has ar
rived-not for him to choose his consort,
but for one to be chosen for him by the
dowager expresses. OF course the young
Emperor will in due time have as many
consorts as he shall imperially choose, but
the one who is now being selected is to be
the Empress par excellence. This is the way
the Cinnamon put it: GAS there is but one
sun, there can be but one moon, though she
may walk in the midst Of q brilliant train
of lesser lights" This Empress is to set
an example to all Chinawomen, while the
Emperor performs that service for the men
Of his extensive empire,
1t seems that it is not necessary that the
Empress should be selected, as in Europe,
from the royal families of other States, nor
must she be of princely or even noble
blood. She must, however, be:a member OF
the dominant race, free from physical
blemish, smart Intellectually, and beautI-
ful-that is, according to the Chinese idea
of beauty. Not many weeks ago it was an
nounced that. the Empress was to be chosen,
and great excitement was occasioned
among the female circles Of China. At
last the people saw going through the streets
ninety-six closed carriages, containing the
fairest maidens of the empire, all on their
way to the court to undergo the sitting
process.
I At the court the first sitting by the; dowa-
gers aforesaid reduced the candidates to
twenty. Another examination took place,
resulting in the dismissal of all except six
maidens, two of whom were nieces of the
imperial ladies. AT the latest accounts the
final choice had not yet been made, and it
was suspected that one of the two nieces
would be chosen. s. .,e-s.
This seems very curious way, OF choos-
ing an Empress, but the question arises
whether-supposing the electing dowagers
able to remove themselves from the infiu-
ences Of celestial nepotism-it is not inf
nitely- preferable to the system Of royal in
termarriages so prevalent among western
nations, and which tends to the perpetua-
ton Of a race Of crowned semi-lm beetles.
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Il BY Wellington Goddin, ~ Il;
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent. ,

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL, lES-
DEN. ON THE WEST LINE OF EIGHTH
STREET NORTH OF LEIGH. INGLUDiNG
BILLIARD TABLES, BOWLING ALLEY, &c,
&C., FOR SALE ATAUCTION.-At the request
of the treasurer of the Literary and Social Society
of the city Of Richmond shall sell at auction, on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 18th June,
1858 at o'clockP NJ, the above described pro-
perry The lot has front Of 81 feet and depth Of
igO feet to wide alley, which there has recently
been erected a large sone-story framed building
we'll adapted to the purposes for which It. was
constructed, or by the expenditure of reasonable
sum. 1t could be converted Into handsome cottage
residence. At the same time and place viii be
sold magnificent . ... .f...E ...--, ,-.-
BTLLIARD-TABLE. -.
..l.t2 SUPERIOR TEN-PIN ALLEYS, with
t And the FURNITURE attached to the
premises. g. Eass5
TERMS Reasonable and made known at the
hour of sale. -'.- WELLINGTON GODDIN,
les --s-E -!.seJ - 1907 I'd Auctioneer.
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Ry Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF CAP
iTOL AND TENTH STREETS.--By virtue of
deed of trust executed to the subscribers bearing
date 18th November, 1857, duly recorded IN R1ch-
mond Hastings Court In deed book No. So A, page
public auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY
the goth June 1858, at O'Clock P. NJ, If fair, II
real estate conveyed by said deed, consisting Of
that valuable LOT located as above, fronting q
feet, running back IS feet to an alley 10 feet wide
TERMS Cash {; but 1t Is more than probable that
reasonable credits will be given.
- -. -, JAMES PLEASANTS,
II. HARRISON WATKINS,
fTrnStpnE.
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..dg BY Wellington Goddin, jaa1
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

sras,. TlyEtTgr11 49, LsSIGETgI .4aS 81
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUAs-
SBLE REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF Ora CE STREET BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTH STREETS. virtue of q decree
of the Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond pro
and wife against Booker and ais, we shan sell at
public auction, on the premises. on FRIDAY the
18th day of June, 1858 at O'Clock r NJ, fa1r,
not the first fair day thereafter that valuable real
estate located as above, of which Mrs. julia Ann
FRAME TENEMENT on the north side Of Grace
street; now occupied by Mr. William 6; B99 sS
The foregoing property is located IN a most de
sirable part OF Grace street. and should ON that
account, attract the attention OF capitalists ana
others. -
TERN One-fourth casing Balnnce at six,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added, and title retained until all OF the
purchase money Is paid and a conveyance ordered
by tue c0urI'ai'2 ROBERT STILES ".''A z9I2
,fH@stSassi = RICHARD n. CHRISTIAN -
je9 vslEI 81. y L---E-1 = Commissioners. :
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y BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.-By virtue of a decree pronounced
by the Circuit Court Of the city OF Richmond, In
the chancery suit therein depending between Lewis
Hoycr, plaintiff, and Charles l.. Ludwig and wife,
defendants we shall. as special commissioners, on
MONDAY the 18th day Of June. 1868, upon the pre-
misses at the hour Of O'Clock In the afternoon, If
fair If not on the first fair day thereafter except
Sunday, at the place and hour, proceed to sell
tile tenement and lot at the southwest corner OF
Broad and Ninth Streets in the city OF Richmond
fronting nineteen feet on Broad street. and one
hundred and twenty-nine feet deep, running back
to an alley. .---
be paid in cash; the of So 900, part of the
residue of the purchase money, (being the amount
for which the defendant, Charles l.. Ludwig
has created lien on the said property, due and
payable on the 5th day Of February, 1871 and sub
ject to which lien the sale hereby ordered is to be
made,) payable on the said 5th Of February, 1911,
with interest thereon payable semi-annually, on
the LIST days Of July and January successfully, and
the residue of the said purchase money to be pay
able in equal instruments, in six, twelve, and
eighteen months for negotiable notes with interest
added from the day Of sale. The title to be re-
tanned by the court until all the notes paid and
the said lien discharged. and the purchaser to pay
the taxes for the year 1853. - -
L. .It#sl . G. A. MYERS, 49,"
t.te.<- j. HARMER GILMER, JR.,
Commissioners.
Sale to be conducted by GRUBBs g. WILLIAMS,
Auctioneers. lie SIS, Il Is, Is
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AICEIoN ssALEs.,
FUTURE DAY
BY Cook u Laushton, Auctiones,s
81 corner Of Governor and Franiiin stsee,..

By Cook Laushton, Auctfoneer, seors.
corner Of Governor snd Franklin street. -,
FURNITURE, CARPETS. Booxe
l AT AUCT1ON.-On TUESDAY ths aes
Juna atis o,cloek we wiIlsell At our we,a I'M u
very good articles Of HOUsEHoTD' 'pss rssSss.
TURE eolnisting IN part Of FURSI.
~ MARBI.E.Tor PARIoR TABLES an
= Mahogany and WALNUT SoFSs
= PARLOR CHAIRS and ROCRTpS'' gggrf
G SaAa1ssE AsTEssEE wFAeY "a and Book-cAsE
MAH0GhEY W ok and WRrr1vc
Rev ~ ~ ksk sHucK, and STRAW M, Nv
q Bets OF PILLows sad BoI STEERS
~ s0EA and. Other LOUNGES 1853
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS go y.
- DAMAsH lCURTAINS ~ f'5stSgsh : III
= New WINDOW SHADES and Yryr,-n-,
gTgy3Ys yzy igstezt & ALSO, I'll n - '1"
large OIL PAINTING - ~.
10 volumes RREWSTER'S ESCYcr oppn,
- An assortment Of niscellaneous RoornoDl
to,s rs 7flf g 1jCe'9k q LAUGHTON..
y Auctioneers.
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70 '' BY Grnbbs Wnliama, Auct1oneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

.DRICK DWELLING, ON CONC ORD Oh
STREETa 78NEARG WASHINGTON STREET,
FOR SALE AT sAUCTIQN.-WewIll sell as aus-
OF June, at 10 CLOCK p. M, sie BRICK DWELL:
ING situated ms above, containing four rooms and
now occupied BY Mrs. Mundin, The lot fronts 3
back So feet more or less, to fifteenth streetthus
having two fronts. The present dwelling fronts on
Fifteenth street. with front on the railroad wei
HfERMs: Ope.third cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes. interest added,
eRUBBs 8 WILLIAMS .
je1I sGt ~ aSS1s 2 2at5s zfsG Auctioneers. .
VALUABLE LOTS FOR sALE.-After
" the above sale, say at half-past O'Clock P.
NJ on the nth Of Jnne, we will sell, on the premf.
SEES, TWO LOTS, 80 by 15s feet each On Eedersl
"a by 100 each. near the corner Of Federal and
Baldwin streets. "a gaitysd f-5fs{- q u c,Gj
80 A : 81 a. ' AeaGRUBBs &5wIbLIAMs, III
te IL = 5E3rs tEE2NEtHg t.ElAucsloneerss !.
CoNsTABLEs SAbE.--I shall proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises lately
occupied by Baughman Brothers as a. paper
mandatory, in Manchester, Va, on FRIDAY,
June S $685. at IL o'clock NJ, the following pro-
psi' / soo-pound PAPER ENGINE, - We
~ 25o-pound ENGINE, ~ alsf4 ~
/. i PAPER MACHINE tss inch), ..a3 y.
lPAPER CUTTER
e PAPER PRESS, ~ - sis"d 'VN l'pa
- l FELT-WASHER, rs5i-e .r-rt,-gf ST. 80
STEAM BOLER, --..,....-- :-
SHAFTS, .rF.Hri rfr-. =
... r. PULLEYS ,-ra .q-r ..-,~G.. ~ s..
GEARS PEA
-a BETTING, E~ss y.- ~ ..-frgE
...s TUBS, &C., &C., g.f --r .s...,-.
or enough thereof to satisfy distress warrant In
my hands In favor Of Kelly, Tackett Il Ford us.
George Baughman. .sse. 'rsa. :. - - .r
TERMS Cash. e. HI. FOOTE,
= Constable District No. I, Chesterfield county.
gMANCHEsTER, Va, May Is, 1858. my 3o--6t
fa2.i sii& 75POSTPONEMENT. -..a IS
The above sale has been postponed to WE'D
NESDAY, June II, 1868, at the same hour. eje-b 4
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5000 e GI4AssWAHE.

On. nARB0Ys OIL yITRt0L just ~
~ ealyes and for sale e w. PowERs
As No. Nv N
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BY A. C. Pulliam, Auctioneer.

: :
Sale to be conducted by GRUBBs g. WILLIAMS
Auctioneers. lie Sc, Il Is, Is
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Ei.S3 ..i-& - 5POSTPONEMENT. -
The above sale has beentpostponed to WE'D
NESDAY June II, 1858, at the same hour. iGsje-5.
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iect of gossip at the Federal capital. a cor
respondent Of the Baltimore Sun, under uate
OF the Cd instant, writes: ''It seems the i'aol-
Gals of the House have discovered they we're
little fast in rushing through the resolution
looking to the impeachment of one OF tho SUI
preme Court Judges, supposed to be Justice
Field, for expressing an opinion on the consul
tutonality OF the Reconstruction acts. All has
been stated, it seems it was case OF mistaken
identity. At private dinner, a few days since,
Justice Field, who was one Of the in7ited
guests, was compelled to absent himself by
reason Of indisposition, and the seat al the
table which was assigned to him was occupied
by noted Democratic politician. This gen
tleman denounced the Reconstruction acts,
and affirmed their unconstitutionality, and
his remarks were repeated outside by one
OF the guests, and enormously attributed
to the Justice in question. The majority
OF the House Judiciary Committee now whnt
to ask to be discharged from the further con-
sideration OF the subject, but the Conservative
members of the committee insist on pur suing
the investigation. The resolution names no
particular Judge, but calls for an inquiry as to
whether any OF them have expressed opinions
on the Reconstruction acts. 1t is alleged that
Chief Justice Chase has repeatedly, in both
public and private, declared that the Hecon-
struction acts are constitutional. Senator
Trumbull, on the first day Of the reconstruction
debate in the Senate, became absolutely furious
on this subject, and frantically exclaimed that
any justice of the Supreme Court who was CIV
ing his opinion in advance on the legislation OF
Congress was infamous, and ought to Re I'M
peached.' The Conservative members, there
fore, maintain that if, while these acss are
pending in the court, the justice who prema-
turely pronounces them unconstitutional ID
liable to impeachment; then the justice who
pronounces them to be constitutional is equal
ly liable to be impeached, and they consequent
ly insist that the investigation shall be carried
on 80 as to ascertain all the facts bearing on
the matter"
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CHI A r L IS TON
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 6, 1868.
The Condition of South Carolina.

In another column will be found letter
from Ex-Governor PERRY, in which thst gen.
tleman gives graphic but glowing picture
of the present condition of this State. AS
might have been expected, the letter is earn
estly and forcibly written, but, although its
details may be strictly correct, we cannot but
regard it's publication as unfortunate, mas
much ss it will have the effect of exciting
fear and distrust, and of checking that in
flow of foreign capital which would speedi-
ly remove most of our pressing troubles.
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Mtfhuas.
GOD SAVE IRELANDI
IRIsHMEN. AWAKE, ARISE, OR BE FoREvE
EAII,ENi

AHISE, BE EOHEVEH
FALLENl
pRCTHERs-THE HOUR is FAST APPROACH
ID ING, the long wished for day is about to dawn
The how long, o Lord, how long, of our martyred
brethren of every age is about to be heard. Haste
then, and take tho first step in preparation to meet
the great event that will be upon you by joining
the great throng Of your brothers in The Fenian
ranks, thereby to be enabled to strike blow for the
Freedom Of Ireland. And remember that q success
full blow struck fol- the honor OF your adopted coun
try, is blow struck for the salvation of your Native
Land for the honor of the ono is bound up with the
life Of the other for is not the ruthless foe of the one
the hereditary enemy of the other Come on, then,
brethren, Tonight, to Masonic Hail. enroll yourselves
with US as brothers, for are we not brothers?
We meet Tonight, at ~ o'clock
BY order. g. N, Secretary,
February IL
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THE UNDERSIGNED
WILL CONTINUE TIE BOOK AND JOB PKiNI. Il
w ING business on bis OWL account, at No. 33
Hayne-street and sollcits continuation of the pat
ronsQ Of his trends and the public Having large
assortment Of new type necessary machinery, fine
stock of paper cards, &C., will execute all orders
entrusted 10 him in superior style, with accuracy
aud promptness, and at such rates as to defy COM
petition. JAS. W. MCMILLAN.
February,3
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AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
TO PROVIDE FOR THE LIQUIDATION OF THE INTEREST
ON THE DEBT OF The CITY WHICH ACCRUED ON 3lsT
DAY OF DECEMBER LAST.
Be il ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen IN City
Council asbIed That for the purpose ofliquidating
the interest on the public debt OF the city which
accrued on the 31st day Of December last. Six Per
Cent, Stock, obligatory on the Corporation OF the
CITY of Charleston shall be issued under the dtrec-
ton of the Mayor to the persons holding Stocks or
Bonds OF he CITY, and entitled to receive the inter-
est accrued thereon at the time above stated, the
said Stock to Lear interest after the rate OF sI per
cent. DER annum payable quarterly, redeemable In
thirty wears from date: Provided, That no part OF
said Stock shall be issued for any sum less than
twenty dollars, or for any fractional part of dollar
Provided also That all sums for less than twenty
dollars sod for fractional parts Of dollar shall be
paid In City Bills. -.
transfer OF said Stock shall be subject to the same
Regulations as now exist in relation to other SIX Per
Cent. Stocks OF the City,.
Ratified IN city Council this twenty-eighth day Of
Jauuary. in the year of our Lord one thousand
EIGHT hundred and siIty-eight.
e Isl P. g. GAlLLARD, Mayor.
". Il. SIXTH, Clerk of Council.
January 81 tnlo
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AN ORDINANCE

IN .zo,,su TIE OFFICE OF KEEPER OF ST. M
cHAELs CLOCK.
r. !, ,-5nin.d. That the Office of Keeper Of st.
Michsel,s Clock be, and the same is hereby
Ratiaed in City Council this twenty-eighth day Of
January. In the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight Kindred and si1ty-eight.
'eIs Ir1s1 % P. G. GAILLARD. Mayor.
W. il. sMrTH, Clerk of Council. ~
January 81 ~
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CITYTAXES--NIONTH RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY AssESsORl
CITY HALL, February l, 1853.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CON.
" CRRNED that the MONTHLY RETURNS
FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY FAST, in ccmpli-
ance with the Tax Ordinance, ratified on the 2Sth
day Of January 1885, must be made on or before the
18th instant.
directs. w. N. HUGHES,
February IA City Assessor.