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 COLLECTION OF TAXES. ]7 society, l13V1I1g it legular and known place of worship, or by any incor- 17 June, 1870, c. poruted 8S§00lRUO¤, shall be exempt from any and all taxes or assess- 3}; B- L V- 16- P- ments, national or municipal. bgg Juno 1864 c _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1*7. s. a, .13,·p.193. _ Sec. 148. All cemeteries in the District, outside of the cities of \Vash- 0Wiiai;emetei·i.·s ingtou and Georgetown, the owners of which sell lots or burialrights Sl?"m"’*‘“"d? P"` indiscriminately to those applying therefor. except those owned by "..__ilS°' _. incorporated associations, shall be assessed and taxed as other property Ibidiu the same parts of the District, but all lots in such cemeteries, when actually sold for burial purposes, shall be exempt from taxution. 1see 5 60:.1 Sno: 149. Lands or other property in the District shall not be liable Limit of general to a higher tax, in any one year, for all general objects, territorial and *”“"°“· municipal, than two dollars on every hundred dollars of the cash value 21 Feb., 1871, c. thereon ggés, v- 16. rr- S1-:0. 150. Special taxes may be levid in particular sections, wards, or SP¢¤i¤-I *¤¤¤¤ districts, for their particular local improvements. "’“Y "°1°"M‘ Ibid. Sec. 151. The board of public works shall assess, in such manner as Howassessedand shall be prescribed by law, upon the property adjoining and to be spe °°l'°°*°d· cially benefited by the improvements authorized by law and made by Ibid·,s_m’P_4m'_ them, a reasonable proportion of the costs of the improvement, not exceeding one-third of such cost, which sum shall be collected as all other taxes are collected. Sec. 152. ln the improvements of streets about the Capitol, the Sec- Assessment, cm., retaiy of the Interior shall assess and collect the cost of all improve- ¤f¢=¤¤¤ ¤f¤¤¤1>J¢>;’l;>~ ments made in front of all private property in the same proportion as §:;‘it,‘;L”°““ “ charged by the District authorities ior the same purpose. —;-L 3 March, 1873, c. 2¥7, s. 1, v. 17,p. 5 9. CHAPTER SIX. COLLECTION OF TAXES. Soc. gu; mab sw- sl d f I m bosoldto del'- 172.Nti tobc 've·viitosae. 157 quent tsxesfw Pay m 173. Sdlegmot voicflfornehrorm chmputiug 154. Notice of sale; what to contain. amount due. 155. When s whole square is assessed to 174. He1irsandassignsofpurchuser,powcr th sam parti 0 · 156. Salecnot :0 be impaired or void in 175. Report of propertly sold for taxes to certain cases. be recorded in and records. 157. Any part assessed may hesold. 1 176. Notice required for sale of personal When t ‘ aocordan ith property- _ 158- lsw. ab no m co W 177. Whcu real property in Georgstowuis 159. Re-assessments. sold for taxes notice to be given. 160. Purchaser to pay taxes and expenses ¥ 178. Whzn property may be sold and cerofsalo. ti cute given. 161. Reid · h a hl I 179. If not redeemed in ons year. 162. Whhnupnrdhaferpfadhe td-psy residue. i 180. When taxes may bs collected from 163. Residue; how hold, andtowhat order { real, and when from personal essubjeot. · tate. _ 164. Interest. 181. Sutlicrsncy of title. 165. Title in fee to purchaser. 182. Surplus to he paid  former owner. 166. Right ofredemptionhcd fd L 183. Whpuigtpetgpretpmd by or enforced 167. Purchaser to be noti o eposi a a ari _ _ 168. T` all ed m rt agees, &.c., f 184. Rea property in District outside of lizdempttihu. 0 g or Washington and Georgetown may 169. In case of minors; time allowed. I be sold for taxes, when. 170. Life estate, bc., when sunicient, 185. Notice, how given. only to besold. , 186. Real property not tg he sold when 171. Postponement of sale. | P°¤°¤¤l P¥'°I’°l`W " '“m°‘°¤t• n s II—2