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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-22
nissOLUTsON.-Tbe arm o, Billiard n WV,

lNUANO, &e.-
N 20 tons Peruvian .ano;
30 bushels Clover SEED,
10 bbis. n. @ Mnla,sna
Also, Lasuyra coo' sndN Sugar receiving for sale
accommodating terms
ma l3u NJ HOLLINS & co.
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GLOVER, mERn.GnA.s ANDr,M0TmN

(tLOvER, uERDsG GRASS AND TIMOTHY
~ SEED just received and tor sale by
ma 25ts J. 4 Is II NowLIN
LIME IRISH POTATOEs.-wc have III
H very fine Irish Potatoes for table use sale
bushel u retail ian 2l-ts LEE 4 JOHNSON.
ore New tsoods-5ssh unrcb, 1sJ6.-Jno
4vA PURNfs agent Is selling good bafgan in all kinds
Of Dry Goods The public viii please call and examine his
stock OF Cloths Cassmeres Veslngs Monslin Merrnos Al
paceas DO alsa, his stock OF White Goods Domestic Cot
tons, Calicoes &C. Ac all of which will be sold cheap for
cash ~ dist
II A1SsOLuJBON.-rbef irns Billiard ~ Wal
~ los this day Dissolved by mutual consent All persons
having claims against will present them DiLLAHD
GHEEsLft for payment and those indebted will n.ake pay
men to the The of the only be
In liquidation. WIN & DiLLARD,
ma 3dts JAS e WALTON.
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hnE Undersigned having sold NIL their Un-
II chinery stock. Ac, to Mr. l.. L.
recommend him TO their friends and as rro,
and faithful workman and gentleman In every wa, 10 he re-
lied upon t.nNANr a. VI a. ,u,p ~, re-
July :. ''Nhbf'oN
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urscEILANEouS.

GNnnsO uCTuON-The nrm ef ID ~ lard n
IL GREESIEF is day dissolved by mutual consent
All perscns having against Dlard Walton and Di
iard& Crcrnlee vii Z. Il 0feense fcr
meut ana those Indebted pisnd Walton and billiard a
Greeniee viii make payment 70 - g. Greenlce who Is alone
safhorveJ 10 settle and receive The firms
only used in setemcnt ofhe debts by q oresnlse
and no else W = DlLLAhD
mar isdts 4 u akbhNLhL
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he City and wishing Novelty in Dress Goods
10 examine our stock which is just received consisting
patri Lawns Organizes Robes in great variety, Chas Ba
RACES Tissues, DE Lanes White Goods &c &c
E.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

n UAy6 . hasa . large assovsnsens Of Frat
CANS patterns and sizes of own manufse
ture which will be equal II not superior 10 any
Fu directions for preserving Fruits and
vegetable accompany the Cans. Please ral
one tsF G. s. BLISS. Main Street
A-pN GODDs.-sseastcanea ssisbiaa To P"r-
~ chase vii please cal ard examine our stoeA fnnch
Cloths eainred do. French English aud American Cas-
elk Nesiugs Msf.eles do, white ana eanred an
ling drah DE Lite stocks eelafs hhndkIA
BRITISH ..ruau aud merriam bafbase sik bali hose XII
Dog skin fe thre and SIX Gloves suspendefs, sc, So
ma oats JAMES A sfIBLER 60
- Rep. copy.
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OCT OATS IEE A Iou%SoN
NvITRoTYpES pIinroGR Apis n a 7tsRpEo a
TYPES The above stvl.of pictnres arr, taI,n In on
their perfection at the Callery Of q W MINIS 4 60
y W ~, -, - : ~ ~. - -, ~, ~ -
tha ne mas Jusi returned RON me North after an alb
,L,t -, =, - = a. '.''. ~ a a. - Gu,
"h"n reE 10 labor or expense every new and important
pared 10 furnish to those Who may desire them, Yrotypes
on iiasS Photographs Paper the Daguerreotppe
heretofore all Of which will be taken in all their brancy
perfection has also large aud beautiful assortment
ttuLn I4oekFrs BREAST Pms MFpALrJoNs FaSCY "a.
ua1, - 81 49,, ~, h, e. pS lo rnu as ~ Vs. 10 th'S
Gallery always omen and free 10 vsiurs Snnlsys nv
cenSd 49, \ WIZ GA
NNf'' -. =, Ill. r Nj. . M, - N NlAh,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
TILE NEW CITY HALL.

Tie Specia Committee Of the Board of Aldermen, to
whom referred the matter Of selecting p!an for
the New City Hall, met again yesterday afternoon in
M NaleItne Office TO hear the views and expression
OF opinion Of those presenting plans. Alderman Va
RI.S IN the chair.
Mr.. IRA BUoKsAs was frat heard by the Commit
setmea vbo then sIcLe had criticised the plans offered by
Others than then selves aid if in order be would ike 70
u for the consideration Of the COMMITTEES.
The CHAIRMAN said that the Committee were Wiling
10 Lesr any eriteisIns that i;ht be made
Mr.. BuoKhAN then proceeded, at some length, 70
criticize the offered ty Gilbert Jackson stewart he
two than the building Will from tie ground
to the eoInee They also said that the Present ouias
would make architectural moestrosy lie could mention
from three huIded 10 i've hnd ed where budlns me
pretty and that order thought eIeeed other In
conclusion he alluded to bis plan, which ne said spoke Tor
Mr.. RAMSAY next spoke, and proceeded TO criticise
the Buekmsn plan Ha sIi tina; Mr. B. proposed to erect
ke know what it they had no exterior
vsls II they took sway that top the building would iooA
marks the otter day said tha ny building could De erected
ter sSIovg Mo sad that snooni IN, 70 esss
bsve made 0Ef calculation my plan n that rate nave
llslssI eubs eet "a the entIs stiutu.e - ar, -
- ga SEA ao that the old Hal 10 very handsome bat
$50 to ;he present Hail. and eec, Hall there
according to plan which woud be sn ornament and credit
Of the provision that he had made FOR spacious PosOhee II
The lower part of the building
Nr. MARTIN l.. THOAPsoS next briefly addressed
TIE coni'ee in rsssrd 70 which so1s1P.'es a.
extension C The present City Hal To ssl1 toe eundAs rag
s Ike with The AID west ends OF the present Cy
Hal we screened BY ard shrgsoery and tae
ncrh fo2t b ng fem h forty oe from Cham Is fss
ere would be bot little the building exposed TO any nuisance
h e structure would presert four handsome fs9.des IN
.nsriy Of style. The font being on Broad
xay g. fee exhibiting an open ceoLnsde the whole hight
M e ceurai budng with seps reaching toe entire
re esdh while the the fronts on Chambers and
story thereby large 0f valuable room o. the
fret story Tor other purposes a.,
At.er some remarks by Mr.. STxwART relative 20 me
plan Of Gilbert Jaks,n the Comnittes ao1rnsd
ssi iect ~ the cal OF the Chairman
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

On the evening of Sunday the 2d soiree took place
At the Tuileries when the Emperor and Empress re-
ceiyed about 400 visitors, including the Plenipoten-
ses and the most distinguished persons at present IN
Paris. A dramatic entertainment was given to the
company in the Sale de Flore. All the members Of
tbe Conference were present at the opening OF the
French Legislative Assembly the Sd inst. On that
occasion Generals Canrobert and BoSquet took the
ostbs. The former wore the uniform of General the
latter the dress of O Senator. When the name Of Mar
sbsl Pelissier was called voice replied, Absent On
the service Of the Emperor"
Generals Espinasse and Vnoy have arrived at Con-
stsntinople. -. u,,
row occurred on board the ship City OF Mobile, at
Liverpool, between tbe cook, an Austrian known as
Marquis Delfs, and seaman named John Seaman.
Delfs fred pistol at Scanlan and wounded him badly.
The wounded man was conveyed to the Hospital, and
Delfs was arrested .
Five mortar boats have been launched on the Mer-
sey from the building yard of Messrs. Laird. Nine
Others are being built. These boats are of 1870 tuns
and carry one gun each.
Van Amburgh has shipped several splendid horses
for his circus on board the ship James Crockett from
Liverpool. lie himself has nearly completed arrange
ments for frst-rate equestrian company Tor America
Tie London papers are crowded with details OF the
burning of COvent Garden Theater.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
FIRES.
rrpr ~ YIN STREET.

FIRE n Elm sIkLkf.
The alarm of fire in the Yth Distict last night was
occasioned by the explosion Of camphene lamp in
dwelling in Elm street, near Grand. Damage slight.
The FIRE IL TwESTT-sEooSD STREET.
Tie following are the of the occupants of the
building in Twenty second street which was destroyed
by fire Wednesday night, reported in yesterdays
TRIBusE. with the losses and insurance:
Marsten & Knox, manufacturers Of FIRE arms. Loss
about sl5 OOO partly covered BY insurance in the St.
Nicholas ard North River In-ursnce Companies.
Storer & Cameron, machinists. Loss about e. ,ooo.
Partially insured.
d. Jackson s. Son, feedmis. Loss $500. No in
surance.
John Neil, maohinist. Loss 5000.
C.L Goddard, machirist. Loss s1, 900.
John Horepool, manufacturer of steam-boilers.
Loss about s5oo.
L. Chapman, pocket book manufactory. Loss 900.
No insurance.
The losses and insurance Of the other parties occupy
ing the building were before published,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21

LONDON. Sct-IdAy March l. llS.
Since or last report three American chips have been char
ter.c for China e. lead here with Soas for HO Kong
thcaee 10 loading China and back London; the
terms Of this Charter have not anspred The other two sb
bses London Liverpool Ohe ss.,
ossed at "hsmpoai t6 if 81 Northern port; the otn'r
aboat s. less.
one American has taken an outward freight for Cacutts
without homev ard engagement.
Six shIs have fixed Australia tlthef Sidney Mel
bOurre ~ about - Z Register Tun British heasu this
csruo he had The Goal ezhs to the West Coast
are about ell taken English FIVE American ships
a 81 20 81 = tuu.
All the Australian and West Coast sh:ps taking
Charters TO Cork for st - 10 OF at II IS direct TO
HsyTe.
For the States from London eighs almost nominal
Several HAyre ships have been chartered TO load in Bristol
with railroad iron for Orleans an1 Mobile at 25d
.o for ssma,l cargo for St, Marks S9l Was paid
We have had eastey winds and only three American
walls since the 18th ult.
ugbout the month business. has been very dull and
downward tendency in eights 20 all Of hs world the
yaliu feature.
Frerhts-Bombay-Out I2di5 home . l0 y tun 20 Lon.
don or Liverpool q 10 Continent.
Madrss-Out 25I 10 S0I home nominal
C,lcut's-Out Is. home nominal.
Rs.soon- e6 home.
Sirgapors-Out 30 p tun, home ga
BataVis- IS home for Continent
M.rla- "a hofus for small ships.
Csrton or Shsnghse-Very little doing om London. Goals
can be had from ISL Home charters Offering for small
ships oily ai5 from Whampoa sdiiionA from north
port "
Rio de Jsneiro-Out 42lO y Tegist-Ted tun.
Newcastle-To Ee.-York, Goals sN b keel Goals and
Goods 92i; Phsde his, Goals and Good, t8 Boston, do
do p 42G New HaveD do do &3 MoDtevideo, Goals
$50; Buenos Ayres do. &5; Adea do $50 suez do t65
Nal,s-To New Orleans, Iron % TO "a Mobile, do 25 to
q Baltimore do Se Adelaide, AusiraIa, Iron So Cade
49, Acapulco DO IS San Francisco. do So Rio 10 Jaaeiro
do so ; Singapore, do. 2ji shanghse, do. S5l.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
MEETING OF MANAGERS OF THE NEW YORK
COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

A regular meeting of the managers of that society
was held Tuesday at their rooms in the Bible House,
ANsoH c. PHELPS in the chair. Ii announced
that the parent society had determined to send ship
TO Liberia from Baltimore before June next, and appli
cations will be received from such colored people as
desire TO 60. The Rev. Mr. Seys, agent of the Mary
land Colonization Society will take out in the next
chip that sails FOR Liberia suitable materials for erect
ing habtatiOns for the accommodation Of einigrants
until they become acclimated and habtuated to the
air of the country Thsy will be placed on high ground,
and il is supposed will cost SIS, ,000 commu-
nicaton was received from tue Rev. Mr.. Mclean,
informing the Board that a STAKEHOLDER wished to
manumit lO5 SAVES. men, women and children pro-
vded the society would bear the expense of sending
them TO Africa This it is supposed, they can do, as
the late S. s. Rowland bequeathed $4,000 for just
such n contingency, should it occur and the unit
ted slaves will be their way to Africa. IL
stated that ex. President Roberts TO leave Monro
via in February last a visit to England, ana there
is some reason t. believe that he will visit the United
States before his return home. 1t is also stated that
at no great distance from Monrova zine in large qusn
titles can be obtained. report received from
Mr.. Wilson, the Principal OF the High School in Mon
royia which gives ateriDg account of the progress
of the scholars under bis csre. The Government of
Libe ria pugchased the late private residence of
Pr, sident Roberts for the future residence of the Ex
fCutiyp.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
Richardson, spence & Co.., Circular.

fpsr Persta- LIVERPOOL Fnday, Mareh 1855
This weeks arrivals hsht, viz So5s bushels WHEAT,
4 e2i bushels Com and Oco barrels FLOUR from the States;
with 5s quarters HEAT from Egypt and So sacks FLOUR
om spain Farmers have his week supplied the county
markets yery freely the deliveries q WHEAT being H. %,
quarters 60 % e quarters 81 s. IN the
sTondirg week II lasi JeAr.
The various regarding the donss OF the Peace Con-
erences continually being circulated have unsetns na
ene on the trade which has everywhere been dull with
nus prices On NOLdsy it stated that preliminary
resy Of peace sgned snd Mar. Lane WHEAT 20
y quarter lower the week; Tuesday market Also
declined although 70 the extent Best samples Of
WHE.T which were Withdrawn from sale; but IN
ror kinds offered reduction OF ID 70 Sd 4 10 Bs
and tsken for large parcel OF Red ship. FLors
was offered 81 decline Of H. y Dbl, without hIdng buyers
spIaS very limited inquiry AID Eeeeded fay
y ersrter. - n
Minds Of Bsadstu3 Il WHEAr moderate eonsumPe trade
was done TresSsJ al IN Sd besh
over the low fored sales OF that Day Better descriptions ss
scAice b restve bisher price. fLors-n r.teer BET
ter reonest at Tuesays For INDIAN CoRs there Vas
also more demand and sales OF Mixed made q
siIs 10 81 TIE quotations fhladslphis Baltimore
aud Ohio FLovs 8 to 81 Western S % 81 Ps, sss ,,
isni.s Coss Si 70 81 White 52I 70 ssiS y $50
BrEr i IN ii tsssa demand 81 lsst weeks prices t~ E'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
Brown, shipley & CO.. Cireun.r.

Per PeT't2 LIVERPOOL. FRIDAY, March :, 1850
haFr ~ report seaiy bus IL CorTc- through
ost The week without snBs;ion fts prices for he quail
ties OF Aneran rssghs from middlIng upward .Cnsder-
sEc Ioron Of fhr ~, this OF Inferior
leetT CorI snd . rn-h}e and c.'- nornrsl
snes.fr the c-ding last Is esrined A.
eite bses q reh $40 -d eXporter5 iio
bales Ie dsy te- sales 5000 bales. t- msket c7siog
steadily A. The & AovriDg qrsts,ic1s:
Far GREENS. SD Par Mobiles SID I'm uPlands
hidcEnc -.....o d ihddiisE Sd. hizng
Ordinary 20 Coos o-onAry II SD. Infeos &! std
To'a s'oef IN this 81 ee bales Americas 81 GO bi
Do sse sine last year 6S 20 bsies American 90 O bA -
Import Tor fae WEEK.. 50 SO baIes American 81 200 bales
IL Man er there eontiuuests - good deid for fATS
the hardening with doing in Cos al STEADY
prices.
The CoRS aISe; has been unus-sy depressed ilrnE the
week. but the decline Of ID , buss in WHEAT, bb ia
FLots and quarter in ISDIAS CoRS has caused more dis
petition 10 puTco and todsy sEsst has shown rather
frnrsss White WHEAT lo 29lo s; Red 95d9 y 10 ibs
Nrstern Canal FLoUR 81 ass Pbsiephs and strnore
y ass Ohio Is bbi. White lSDTss Com s. Yellow -
and iled 81 a. bhi.
RosrS in fair deustd at l6 p cw. fcr up =
Z. for hle qnalitH.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21

about co teres chiefly ef sscoesy quAtss The fasr
b. s1ds sell 70 moderate extent and are firmly held
PoRK-Ony email parcel. e American c,ne for <sri one
LOT q prime Eastern has brought "a lh seis full prices
BACON hs becOme very Ald hrsf arrivals 4 Ect 100
hssSy, VII sell u a3ly ct 5ol % s. cwi
LARD fair eoutumrsv- d-aE3 at late rs'-s Sses f,r
the week reach 100 trn.
TALON Is quite u. settled snd quoissioLs uorrin.i
kosN-ssies Of ecmnsn extend 20 alut No bcs vrihcn.
charge n prices
BAzK-Maket bare
COIToN-Tke srkst op---i with 9 z-od dems-d suA .,
Bo dsy 1850 bsi- full prices since hen
osts tse been Freely cferrS particularly 0rd7ary qi'.s
arc If-fs nave eecBed q H. The beffsr kinds are sso
slef etsp.r II Hrchester Nunes has ~ bee. Gs.e
bnsf hideing oIlesLs I5l6S Noble snd UplsadS 81.
i D.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

A Special Meeting OF the members OF the American
Institute was held last evening at their rooms at No.
35l Broadway The President, Mr.. ROBERT 8. PELL,
occupied the chair The object Of the meeting to
take some action toward securing permanent place
for the holding Of the Annual Fair.
The Trustees reported that they had conferred with
parties and could purchase desirable property in
Broadway, below Canal street admirably adapted for
the purpo.e in question, on advantageous terms.
Amer considerable discussion, resolution was
adop;ed empowering the Trustees to purchase the
property referred to.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21

the alliance formed BY community ofglory and ssci
Simpson wrote thus TO Lord Stratforo de Redclife:
fces, and Of which peace WI far better exhibit the
reciprocal advantages.
Finally in this solemn moment for the destnies Of
the world let us put trust in God 30 the end that
He may guide our efforts IN the direction most con-
ducive TO the interests Of humanity and civilization.
The Emperor mot enthusiastically received in
his passage to and from the Sale des Marechaux
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21

BrRsIsG AooIDEST AT NIBLo's TsEArER.-About
O'Clock On Wednesday evening, Madame jeanette
ore Of the bale: troupe at Nibos, accidentally set hre
TO Ter dress while in the green rco and was severely
burned. The occurrence created considerable excite
ment among the other members Of the troupe, one OF
whom was somewhat injured by jumping from the
stage The audience were slso somewhat alarmed.
bu, their fesrs were soon aayed and the performance
proceeded to its completi?B.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
MARINE AFFAIRS.
RETURN OF THE ARCTIC-NO NEWS OF
THE PACIFIC

The United States propeller Arctic, Commander
Haitsten, arrived of the Highlands yesterday morn.
rg, and after making some inqsiries and forwarding
some Letters TO the city, KEEP; off snd proceeded to
again. She has been cruising between Sable Island
which WIS thoroughly examined fer recent wrecks
srd he latitude Of TO. along the eage OF the Gulf
Stream snd has 10, any vestige G. the Pacific or
any other wreck The Arctic has bss- ~"ds" "~--''-
no,t Of the time-her propeller being auost usesss in
the very heavy weather which 'he has eSperiereed.
Commander Ifart-eiu ntenGs TO cruise unai after She
e1uistciial gale BE has been short OF wa'T and 90
an allowance q Il FOR dsyo, bat has sinos made
Juffciesey. by steam and otherwise All bands ON
Board in good health, with tse exceptior'cf the
bcatswaa, Mr. Hall. who was takes ,S BY the steam
tur Leyisihsn, and subsequently, had nwrow
osc Ape withhis life when that yessef .ook fire rthe
aftCraoou.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
CITY ITEMS.

The opening Of the Spring Fashion was observed N
due form yesterday ard iu spite OF the terribly muddy
condition Of the strects, many thousands of lsdes
tbrouged the Broadway and other leading shops 70
zee what miracles Of aH had been prepared for ther
inspection.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21

REPrBLIcAss OF rHL TwErYrH Wsap.-A pre-
ln,irary meeting of Republicans OF the Twelah Ward
was held at Harlem las; Ssiuardsy evening, and .
CoHa'e' "rr''-'~d 20 "rvsnize an association Ia tho
Waid for the present year. The address and ...-a--
tions of the Pittsburgh Convention were adopted -
The ba,is of the organization The Committee s con-
posed q Lewis Ballard, Nathaniel Dunn, JcsepA
Dewey sud y. Ketshum. An sdpurned meeting =
to BE- held at YorkvlIe mex. Saturday lto-mo~rvw1
evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
THE LATEST.

We are indebted to Capt Judkibs OF the Persia, for
tie following extracts from London paper Of SItur-
dayGOrning, the 5tb, telegrapbed frou London to
IiyprucoI.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21

SCHOOL ExAaISATIos.-:e ehool No. was ex-
amined yesterday. This school building has about
the wort location in the city, and il must have ex-
trsordinary attractions to induce the young ladies
who compose the female department 70 st'ead
il. The Primary department numbers ABOUT 20
pupils. and ia in very good condition, especially
the lower classes. Its teachers are Misses Mary 7.
SHEPPARD, Margaret A. Mathsr, Margaret A smith
and Adelia NJ Perkins. The Girls department is
very nearly as good as any in the city, The progress
in the studies examined was symmetrical that 4
would he difficult TO distinguish any better thsn
another. Embroidery and drawings were exhibiseds
end the singing good although they have no p,sae'
The teachers in this department are Misses ChAn""s
A. Purdy, Mary J. Dowlin, AmaRds 5. harston ana
C. E Wakefield. The Boys Dcpsrtment ezcelied n
drawing. Here fret among all the Public Schools
have we found any advance beyond the servle copy-
ing of surface drawings Thee boys are taking tos
hst steps toward drawing fr0n nature by skesehng
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20
CITY ORDINANCES.

nk pistol or rife shooting gallery, shall pay for i
to carry the same, the of ten dollars per auart
! SEC 4. Every person engaged in the tnerant yeni
Of dry goods clothing ewery, within the eortratar
its of Nevada shall pay for license to do the same
sun,of twenty-five dollars per quarter. All persons sl
out license under this section, required TO cor NJ
their persons, and to produce them when
SEC s. The manager, owner or lessee of every tbss.
shall pay for license te keep open the same the sr
fifty dollars per quarter the of five dollars fr
theatrical performance concert exhibition even he
SEC 9. The manager or proprietor of eacE menaveS
or circus shall pay for license for eacL exhibition oe
formance the sum of twenty dollars. Fer each and eS
other show exhibition the manager or proprieor
pay for license the Of FIVE collars per Sav for a
such show exhibition, excepting the same shah no
in a regularly licensed theater. e~
SEC. 10. It shall be the duty Of the Marshal and nol
to close up and prevent every exhibition, or ne
ance named in sections eight and Idne of this or1ina
when license has not been obtained i0r the same
SEC IL. Whenever the Marshal or a policeman sb.n
have to believe that any pefon or firm are carr
their business without proper cense he shall coi "
the party and if be they cannot cr shall ,efuse o y
hbt his license he they shall be hel AS IN section e.
SEC T. 1t shall be the duty of the Marshal to visit ~
least once in each month, every place of business WITH
the corporate limits to that each place is duly een
and cite delinquents before Justice of the Peaee
shall also be his duty to make out and keep register I
the names and places of business Of such persons as
come within the provisions Of this ordinance together I
the number and amount of each license.
SEC. I3 In case any person changes his place of bus
ness or in case he conveys his business to another h
party so purchasing removing, shall Immediately c
on the Marshal and have the registry changed nepls
or refusal to comply with this section shall he nunissb
by fine double the amount of the license for the current
quarter.
SEC A. This ordinance shall be in full force and tak
effect on the fourth day of June, 1856.
Passed May 18th, 1856.
T ri RorFE Clerk ~ -NNNn~'