. City Documents . 8 to 12A. M., and from 2 to 5 oclock P. M. TO PERSONS HAVINO CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY. It is very desirable that bills presented for payment should specify what the article orarticles were for—and when for labor, where it was performed—with proper dates. If persons having bills against the City would be more careful in specifying particulars,it would enable the Auditor to prepare his Annual Report with much less trouble. Items charged to different appropriations should be made out on separate bills. GEORGE GARDNER, Auditor. The amount due semi-annually to Members of the Fire
. City Documents . 8 to 12A. M., and from 2 to 5 oclock P. M. TO PERSONS HAVINO CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY. It is very desirable that bills presented for payment should specify what the article orarticles were for—and when for labor, where it was performed—with proper dates. If persons having bills against the City would be more careful in specifying particulars,it would enable the Auditor to prepare his Annual Report with much less trouble. Items charged to different appropriations should be made out on separate bills. GEORGE GARDNER, Auditor. The amount due semi-annually to Members of the Fire Department becomes payable onand after the 10th of May and November. The bounty to the Volunteer Militia is payable on the 1st of December annually. TREASURERS OFEICE HOURS. From 8, A. M., to 12, M., and from 2 to 5, P. M.; and during the time of receiving taxes,in addition to the above hours, from 7 to 8, P. M. Any occasional departure from the abovehours will be posted on the door. ity vocnmmt CITY OF LOWELL. ANNUAL REPORT DIRECTORS OF THE CITY LIBRARY, FOK THE YEAK 18 6 3. CITY OF LOWELL. In Common Council, December 22, and sent up. GEO. GARDNER, C. C. C. In Board of Aldermen, December 22, and read. J. H. McALVm, City Clerk. Daily Courier Print. REPORT. To the City Council:— The Directors of the City Library herewith submit theirAnnual Report. They have not deemed it judicious in anymarked degree to change the current of usefulness throughwhich the institution has been accomplishing much good forthe past nineteen years. They have tried to guard the sys-tem, hitherto in use, from any innovations which would tendto impair its efficacy, and that work, light perhaps as it mayhave been, has been all that they in their official positioncould do with safety. We have had a better year, more satisfactory in its re-sults, than 1862. The Library has had a larger number ofsubscribers in the aggregate, and more new subscribers. Alarger number of volumes, by
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