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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

EDWARD DOLAN,
IA MERCHANT TAILOR,
SIGN OF THE Coll EN- FLEECE,
Corner OF l4th street aud Penn. avenue, opposite
Wizards Hotel,
(Forne r!y Of B0St0H,)
Alter supplying his numerous customers with Cos
tunes for the Fancy Ball, is now prepared 10 a.
offer an lnducenent of his splendid assort-
ment of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, M
selected by himself eX Xpressly for the custom WE
trade, on the lowest c1sh prices and war --~~
rants perfect ht BY his own practical knowledge
and having of the best cutters from Boston, and
the best wOrkmen, he hopes to gIvo general satls-
faction to those who will please to favor him with
their patronage.
Constantly on hand a fresh supply of Gentlemens'
Furnishing Goods. (States) an
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Dentistry, Ao.
~ IN NIMpROVFMENT IN

rHhOPLaSTIC PROCESS. S.
u iN MENT IN
MECHANICAL. DENTISTRY.
pT. Il. o. HILLS respectfully fniOrms the pHbilo
that he IL now prepared to insert psrtiai ard d<~
-ull sots uf TEETH at reasonable rates .1Sr<T--s
on this improved plan. The great afvan- ~-~L|o
tsF this process has ai Others 'E It's perfect
sdT rt@it"r. The riathpd Of itself Ingures a most
perfect fit. The metal rs entirely free from al me-
tae taste and none of the re;ions Of the moul
caR have anT effect upon n. Testimonials from the
most prominent citizens Of Baltimore, confirming
Its great superiority, can he seer. All those per-
sons " hO are suffering with -adapted plates will
please give call, and will ts ke great pleasure
in ex planning and ~ hIhf'ng "a them specimens OF
the work. All inquiries shonid lie made at nv Of
fce, as am the only sSfAarflRI gent for this pro
cess.
Office, No 40 Penn. s-cars, betveen 18th and
18th streets, next auuse aisJvs Ssutler's.
Sln
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NOTICE. TIME MONEY.
have this day received direct from North Attic.
borough, Mass, Wa lace q OodwIn's q ceebrat ted u13
Office CLOCKS. Of superior finish, days III
also, Watchmakers Regulators, Clocks for e.
Railroad Stations, and all other styI les OF kHt
Clocks, from ST. up to Sl25.
The trade supple ut wholesale prices.
] am the only aut thoTIzed as"it for f;oodw!n's 3
Celebrated ClocsF this side of Ne" York.
Call and see for yourselves. ut nc great Clock
Emporium, $40 opposite Browns Rnrr.
No S-2m .NIINSNN
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STRAW MATING AND OIL CLOTHS.
~ Now IN store, White and Colored Straw Mat
ting Oil Cloths and arpetIngs with general stock
of House Furnishing Dry Goods, and will be sold
cheap for cash. J. w. COLLEY,
ina l3-2w 523 7th ST.. doors north Pa. Nv.
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TO DIPL ON SITS.
CAR RlAGES.

" CARRIAGES.
w L. invite the attention of members of Con-
Ersss, strangers and the public genergly s6IjR -
10 cur ,Hrsc and superIor assortment Oft2NjZS(
CARRIAGES, PH4fTONS, ROCK NSS0
Always, BU1GlES, &C., &C.; all manu- factuTcd
by ourselves, in tins city. winch we offer unusu-
a!lv low prices. Old carriages taken IN part IN
Change for nsw.
Carr1Se of every description built to order. and
repair nS well and promptly done at short notice.
Su;es room-Pa. avenue. south side, between llth
and 18th streets, next door, but one to the Star Of
hoe.
factory-55S 18th street, near canal.
ma 2l-2iawtf e.. Il. GARDNER & SON.
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NEFINED AND BROWN SUGAR.
~ barrels Puverzed, Crushed and Garfield ST.
GAR,
u hhds. prime PORTO RICO SUGAR,
10 hbls. GOLDEN SYRUP
Jus, received and for sale by
ma l9 cost BARBOUR Il SEMMES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

NlORE NEW DRESS GOODS.
lfl 100 pieces White and CUlOTed Figured Swiss
MuslIns,
~ ps rich Ducals, a new and beautiful material.
lOO pcs rich Figured and Plain Satin Plaid Bpr.-es,
A large assortment of Barege and Lawn R~lea
0yds beautiful Lawns at l21g; good washry
With large lots of kinds of first class Staple
Goods for family all of which wal he s"d eGesp
for cash. J w. CDI.I.l.G,
ma IS 2w No. 523 7;h st. S doors north ia. sv.
1--WE SECONDHAND PIANOS f3r sale very
l. low at the Music Sore of
ms Il w. q. METZERUTT.
A KNABE GAEHLE, A CHiCkER!NB.
N and Halle. DAVIS & Cas- Piano. tllt hitle
used, for sale N great harEa'ns. tII.IS,
ma "a So, between lth and lOth SIS.
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NTEW GROCERY. WINE AND LIQUOR
~ STORE.
The subscriber bsss leave 70 e,S say ~ IN ne mas
,1lsT. he attends 10 keep assoitment of w NES.
IJoUORS' CIGARS, and hne 6RnCBRiES'
6na Tc,S Sugar Coffee. Ftonr, soap, owes, hAls-
,ns r;Ss Ssrdines Anshovles, &o., al of the most
snnroved brands and qualities
and members Of Cong are particulars
Ivnxited 10 cal and examine the stock before puT-
chasing elsewhere. a., o.. -
nopted direct by the subscriber, at Wholesale and
retail.
produce taken IN exchange.
LEWIS Old Whisky of 1870 constantly on hand.
Country orders punctually attended 20. and Coun-
try Produce, Of s description. received on c9nslsn-
ment. JONAS II. LEVY,
m 23-1y So 18th street north.
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CLOCKS, WATCHES, AND JE,vEi RY.

Just received this day. great variety of Clocks,
from 81 up; also Mya;hlS G. l. LOChS; Il
WATCHES and WEI.HS of al the i4;s EH1
styles and best makers, CLOCKS for Steam d<k,S
boats, Hotels, Bar rooms, Offices, Churches, Par
lors, &c.
Also. CLOCK MATERIALS of ever kind
Clocks "a the trade at wholesale prices AZ the
great Clock, Watch, and Jewery Emporium of
J. ROBINSON,
dp y I'm Si9 oppO. Browns HGtei.
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STEVENSs
New Fapoy Store. 81 Ps. AVE.
ap9 bet. 9th and leth sts
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& A X RIA G. ES,

nv CARRIA 6 ES,
Il He Subscriber hsving made additions 70 MS
Faotory, maxi a now one OF the largest. s-R -
IN the District, where his facilities forSLS
manufacturing all Kinds Of CARXSeS
RIAGB and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur
passed, and from his long experience in the busi-
ness. ne hopes 20 give general satisfaction.
AL kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
hand
AL REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders prompt
~ attended 10,
second hand Carriages taken in exchange for new
ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
d Io-u corner of l<th and " sts.
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NEW FANCY STORE.

The subscriber has Removed from her old stand
on street opposite the Post Office to 18th street,
east side, No. 52.n, just above the corner of ST.,
and will nave constantly on hand every variety Of
Fancy Articles; also, Chenille Silks, Beads, WoTs
teds, Shetland Wool; superior quality and assOrt-
ment. Embrodering OF every descnp ptiOn ex ecut-d,
and Drawings of Patterns of ali kinds attended TO.
DISTINCTIONS m al! Embrolderlug, Knitting Crotch
ct, Tapestry and Nett ing given by -
ma IL I'm MRS. EEONORE RUPERT.
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Bids will ba received for the purchase OF the lands
IN gross or for separate parcels, as above desc, hed
the department reservng to itself the to
or reject either or both, as may be deemed most al
vantageous to the government.
Bids will be received until ~ O'clock m of the 81 st
day of Nav, AZ whch hour Ell then before the de
partment Will be opened.
PrOporas should he sealed and endorsed .Propo-
s,s Tor the purchase of tho Island Of Rock Island
Payment TO he made IN cash To the A AssIstnnt Trea
snreT At LOUIS or to the Treasurerat Washing ton,
within hteen days after the acceptance of the BIDS
and receipts Transmitted Immediately to this de
ment. In case of failure to make the pa, ment with
IN the time specihed, the aWaTd shall be declared
null and VOID. JOHN b. FLOYD,
m 2s-lawtd Secretary of War.
NoTE.-The following described lands, which
are claimed by the Rail Road Bridge Company the
Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road Company, and
the mississippi and Missouri Railroad Compan !,
under the act of Congress approved August A. 1852,
Rail and Plank Roads and MscadamIzsd Turnpi kes
passing through the public lands belonging to the
United Ststes"-being a strip of land three hundred
lest IN width across said Island, and three for
Depot grounds, as particularly designated on the
maps hied In the General Land Office, by John o..
sargent attorney, with letter OF February D. 1854
is acres res Of d the s W f,c'I = of sec TlsN.
Raw. III.
s,2 acres ef the frac'l ~. ofN. w. "a sec SO. II.
ots acres of the N. w. ofN. E. I. sec. SC, t. is,
Amounting. in all, to 10 50 acres.
JOHN B. FLOYD,
ina I-lawtd Secretary of War.
DDr Papers that have COPIED the AdverIissnssnt
wtH tNssrt tkts note. -- --. ..-.. -.- .'...'.'
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SPECtAL CtKD.-A Piano of WIN. Knabe Il
- Co.'S manufacture, cost SIS fine hn-.-rF-
Ish, b,autIfrl rosewood Gaze. ised IA as$3SES
careful family only two mont ,g, nov offcredtlIkI ~
for S&Ih: really great bargain. Also, several now
fuBos used only during the winter ami consequent
y f'S sale very low. Pianos for from 81 cents To
s5 gs'r north.
Remember lc rist. narns snd numher-
JOHN +. ELLIS,
ms SnS Pa hvpnua bet "a i and 10th sts
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HEATHNR ON ThE rsE OF MATH

matical Instruments, - rrH'>'-
Swirdell on Wnll-diglITa ami Boring, 81 cents.
Law on Constructing and repairing Roads, 81
Cgvts.
DohsOn on Masonry and Stone Cutting, IS cents.
BUInol. on i.I;IieE. Cemsnts, MOrtars, COncretes,
MGstIcs. and Plaster, 81 cents.
Allen on COTTAGE BuI.dlrE, 81 cents.
Pyncs Perspective. - cents.
Dempsey oii the Drainase OF Districts, Lands,
Towns, BudIngs, 81 cents.
Virgins on Enibanking Lands from the Sea, IS
cents.
Lsw's Lorarithms and Mathematical Tables, rs
cents.
Oily Dn OF the Power of Water. Flour Nj Ills Tur-
bInss. Hydrostatlc Engines, Centrifugal and Rotary
Pumps. IS cents.
Dempsey on Iron Bridges, 81 CENTS
Hallours' Art of Photography, 81 cents.
GIbbOn ON the Law Of Contracts for Works and
Services, 81 cents.
Just imported from London nv
mail FRANCK TAYLOR.
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OPTIC IAN,
Once Second Story, three doors fren
OpD FKrLows' HALL.
Spectacles and Glasses suited 10 every siEht
Opera, Reading, and Watchmaker's S9
66sseE; Telescopes, Microscopes nS@
great variety COsfnoTaIRlc StereoscUpee with Vows
of superior anQ choice FlctuTes or hand. see hdveT
tlseEaent IN Nstonsl intelilEcnocT,
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MILMINsTo III. u.


To person who have had the sight oftheIr ~ es SO
impaired IS 20 require the use of Glasses, wOUlc
Recommend IL John Tobias as suitable person
from " aoln 20 Obtain Ench Glasses they nav
sIre as he has saIted ne with a pair of Spectacies
for far qn6 near sight. Nv sic M has heen npCired
very muoh Ivy service ~ Jears m the PoSi theo
Department. v hIch bcTtsl required me u he duiy
from II O'Clock nIgRt al Efter day, during wkI"E
time usei but aGe llEht. w. A. NALhEK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

Mr.. ]. TosIIs. Sir: The pair of SPectacles yoK
furnished ne yesterday srs PARTICULARS satisfactory
20 me. They yeFy decidedly the tost possess.
and aul the owner OF eight or nine pairs carefully
selected m different places aaa from oFuoianH REQ
omm ended To me account Of their professional
standiTg IN rsnce, Sand, and tho Urited States,
hrve been also pleased with your remarks and di-
rectlons the treatment of the eyes, for the pur-
poss NJ preserving and improving tGe sIght.
Respectful, youIs, CHS. CALDNELL,
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7 : Y
From natural dsfr0-S Ard the uneqU VA rSnee OF inY
eyes have been coI9 9nl,a1 20 -lasses for scYe-
raj ,eaTs. I haze tired Iinerent opticians without
obtaining glasses perlec htted 10 my eyes. -Four
U,onths since Mr.. las msd~ two pairs especial "
for me, which 7 have found ~ serve me perfectly
By the oi hs uptOmetcr ne Is enabled 20 ada pt
glasses most auteiy to the eye. most CheaTful-
" recommend Mir. Tobias "a all having ssIop 20
use giasscs, sCd bear testlIn ny 20 his sk -
an ortcian. HENRY r. BALDWIN,
ss1y kss't Saa't to sign Land Wsrra.fs
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4 ITTELL'S LIVING A'1E, enlarged series
y made up chiefly Of the best articles from the
EnglIsh qn'tIterl'r.t mOBti.ies ard newspapers
pub Isled ever week, IND numbers Of y CLOSELY
printed octave pages for ia ceatS each. So ear
iy,
mai2 FRANCK TAYLOR
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FTWIcCtWT IEUWTfFIIIts u
RkoorLIr ORrBorAsDIc IzsT.TurIor,
NORFOLK, Va. July -, Iss<.

In tie ex perience Of even two years, have fcuas
great lcuity in obtaining Spectacles that were
actv adapted To the weakness ot my sight. THIS Ia
convenience Mr.. Tobias seems 20 have removed fCT
the present by the substitution for of better and
more suitable Glssses. They are clear, rystnl-ks
and comfortable 20 nv eyes. J would commend hlrn
tc those WHO from other lnrmIty require AZ
81 or sad IL thc wsy. il. SlMkINS, NJ. ID.
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For Rent and Sale.

LOR RENT-TWO ROOMS in ihe third stbry
L of the building occupied as aR office 10y C!sS.
Wa!lach, and immediately OppOsIte the Gil. HILL.
Apply To RICHARD WALLACH. anG
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-31

The constitution of New York, excludes
officers of the federal government from the
Legislature. Mr.. Vaudeville, member of
the Senate of New York, was appointed post
master, and accepted, in ignorance or forget
fulness of the constitutional provisions; but
preferring his seat in the Senate to a small
post-office, he resigned. But the mere ac.
ceptance of the office under the federal gov
eminent vacates that IN the Legislature, and
although an attempt has been made at Wssh-
ington to save Mr.. Vaudeville by repudating
his appointment, and making it as though it
had never been, the deed can never be un-
done, and Mr.. Mandvile can only get back to
the Senate by the action of the people. The
constitutional provision is very explicit, and
leaves no mode of evasion. No resignation,
on the part Of the officer appointed, no repu-
dlation by the department can invalidate the
acceptance, and that vacates the legislative
office.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
ArrIraI o. lhe civ Of BnIIimere.
The Cotton Market, &c.

NEw York, Aug. 80. The steamship City
of Baltimore. which arrived today, brings ad-
vices from Liverpool to the afternoon of the
18th. but they mostly anticipated by the
North Star, off Cape Race.
The Liverpool Cotton Market, on Wednes-
day, was steady, with sales of eight thousand
bales, Of which two thousand were to specu-
lators and exporters.
The Queens message had not been pub
lished in England. Mr.. Fields first message
to the Directors had been received in Eng
land, the last thirty eight words being trans
mitted in TWENTY-FIVE minutes.
The Bank of France expected to reduce its
rate of discount from 8 l-2 to 5 per cent.
a conspiracy has been discovered in Linn
burg, Austria, among some school boys from
twelve to fifteen years old. Eleven were
tried and sentenced, one to death, and the
Others to imprisonment. The investigation is
said to have led to the discovery OF q more
formidable conspiracy, with ramifcations in
Russian Poland, having in view a general ris-
ing of all the Sclavonic population of Aus
tria, to form Republic.
Advices from Paris indicate the probability
of an expedition against Madagascar by the
united forces of England and France.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-31
FOREIGN NEWS.
Steamer Nor,h STAR of Cape Race

ST. JOINS, N. f, Aug. 2S.-Steamer
North Star, from Havre and Southampton
18th inst, passed Cape Race on Friday after
noon, and the news dispatch was obtained.
England.
Interesting accounts are given of Queen
Vietoria's royal visit and progress in Ger
many.
splendid banquet has been given by the
Duke of Malakoff to celebrate the Napoleonic
fetes.
The House of Commons has ordered the
return of the lands of Yancouver's Island
The Cunard Steamsphip Company have Of
fered to put vessel on the line between Liv-
erpool and British Columbia. The British
Government are about sending corps of en-
gineers to that country, TO builds roads and
bridges, erect block houses for the reception
of gold, and at the same time form a military
organization.
The potato disease is again making its ap-
pearanee.
Two suspensions are reported at Calcutta,
and several others are expected to follow.
There has been financial crisis at Shang
hae, and accounts state that the new crop of
tea is of very inferior quality.
The intelligence from Bombay is consider
ed favorable
From Australia accounts state that the new
ly discovered copper mines were very rich.-"
Nine hundred thousand pounds sterling Aus
tralian gold, (equal TO S4, SOC, 000) are known
to be on the way to England.
great defect has been found in the Aus
tralian financial budget.
France.
The last months account of the Bank of
France Is considered unsatisfactory, and it is
stated there is something in the present con-
dition of commercial affairs of France that
invites serious attention.
The difficulties between France aud Naples
have been adjusted, and diplomatic inter-
course resumed.
Telegraphic advices have been received, via
Alexandria.
The Begun and her son, the present King
of Dude, are at Burgee, where the rebels are
collecting
The Bombay Presidency is quiet
The Gwalior army had broken up, and gone
into quarters.
Gen. Roberts had reached Joypoore, The
enemy was alarmed, and withdrew to the
Southwark.
At Indore an outbreak was expected
The fugitive rebels from Gwalior had occu-
pied the town of Tonk. later dispatch
says Gen. Roberts, on reaching Joypoore,
threw out flying detachment, and the rebels
fed precipitately.
The Rajah of Shanghur had surrendered
himself to the British.
Matters seem to be settling down in all
parts OF India, although there were thirty
thousand rebels still in the field.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICEs
DIR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS
f o r FE M A LES.
InJdtibte an correcting, regulating, and removing
all obstructsons, tr' m lgh4tsuer cause. and
always sHcosssfni as a restorattue

These pills are nothing new but have been used bv the
electors for many years both In France and America with
unparalleled success in case; and be is urged bv
many thousand ladies who have used them to make
the Pills public for the alienation OF those sueriugs from
any irregularities whatever well as to prevent an in
crease OF faulty where health will not permit it, Females
peculiarly situated, or those supposing themselves So
are cautioned against using these Pills while in that con-
dlton as the the proprietor assumes responsibility af
ter the above admonition although their midness would
prevent any mischief to heath otherwise the Pills are
recommended Full and explicit directions accompany
each box. Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SCOTT Drug
gst 251 Main street, corner Of Mechanic street Wor
eester Mass. aud by JAMES GREEN, III Main street
Worcester, Mass ladies', by enclosing them 81, car
have the Golden Pills sent to any part of the country
Confidently, by return mail Sold also by A. Brr lett
ontoni James B. Lane Fitchburg; Canrell & Son Dan
iesonvilei A. Houghton, Atho Depot; Bsch Son Prov
every town in the Union.
B,-Ladies be particular in asking for "Dr Dupon
cos Golden Pills" and that the signature is on the
boxj you will then OBTAIN medicine you may fully rely
upon. The agent will tell you they are no secret com
pound but are made known to all concerned
pp6 d1y
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-31

The lrishman Harrington, who swore that
he set fire to the Moravian church at He'll
street, Brimfeld, now swears that he did no
such thing, but that Hi Powers offered him
$500 to take the false oath and $40 a month
for all the time he was IN jail, in order to
clear himself (Powers) of the charge. The
Palmer journal congratulates itself with the
belief that the whole nest OF villains at He'll
street will be broken up.
Alvin Allen, who provides rum for the
He'll street people, has been fined $50 and
costs for being common retailer, aud will
probably get stuck an additional term Of inn
prisonment for two attempts to escape from
the officer.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-31

WEST BoYLsToN AT meeting of the legal
Democratic voters of West Boylston, held last
Saturday evening, Aug. 2S, the following persons
were elected officers and committees for the year
ensuing For President, George B. Howe, Esq :;
for Secretary, Benjamin Smith. Esq. for Town
Democratic Committee, Augustus V. Sheldon.
Chairman, George 7. Brigham, George B. Howe,
A H. Buck, George W. Mathews, D. F. Pres
colt, Jonas Chafin; for delegates to attend the
Democratic State Convention. to be held at Me-
chanics' Hall, Worcester, Sept. 2, Benjamin
Smith, George T Brigham.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-31
NO. lOl.
CITY OF WOR gESTER.

In the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty eight
An Ordinance Concerning Pavn Broksrs
Be it ordained By the Mayor, Aldermen and Common
Council Of the CitT of Worcester, City Courcil as
sembed as ioows
Section l. The Mayor and Aldermen may, wher ever
they uay deem it ex edint grant pswnbroAers ceu Sc
to any person of good moral character on the foowip
conditions-The cen.ed shall pay into the city
treasury at the rate OF twenty liars per annum for the
time such license shall be granted, aud shall execute
bond to the city in the of I've hundred dollars con.
ditioned that the said applicant will every particular
conform 10 the require Of this Ordinance and with
the requirements provision Of any Ordinance here
after passed concerning pawnbrokers.
Section 2. All li3e issued under this ordinance
time Of such issuing.
Section 8. The city Treasurer shall keep resister
OF all licenses granted Uuder this Ord in which he
shall record the the person licensed the time Of
issuing the same and the place business Of the person
licensed.
Section a. Every person cen ed as aforesaid shall
keep at his place of business book in which he shall
enter, in writing, minute description of ali personal
property received Deposit the time when 1t was SO re
ceiyej and particularly mentioning any prominent or de
scrptive marks that may be the same together with
the name and residence of the person or persons by
whom they were le which said book shall be kept clean
and egioe and no entry therein shall be erased obter
ated, or deaced During the continuance Of such license
every such licensed person failing to comply with any
of the provisions of this section shall forfeit to said CITY
the sum Of twenty dollars.
Section 5. Every person so licensed as aforesaid shall
when requested by the Mayor either OF the Aldermen
or City Marshall any person delegated by them sub
NIT and exhibit said book in the fourth section provided
for, and shall also exhibit any personal property that
may be so left with said licensed person. to their nspec
tioni and every such licensed person. refusing to submit
said book or property as aforesaid, shall forfeit to said
city the sum Of twenty dollars.
section O. No person licensed Aforesaid shall sell
any pawn or pledge, until the shall have rem lned
in his possession at least three months after the expra
ton of the time for which the was pawned or pedg
ed aud all such sales shall lie at public auction and not
otherwise, by duly licensed auctioneer and after the
pubcntion OF the notice Of the sale in newspaper in
said city, and by posting up in two public places two
weeks before such sale, specifying the time and place of
sale, and the articles to be sold.
Sect m 7. Upon conviction for the violation Of this
Ordinance (or any hereafter passed. concerning pawn
brosers any person shall be subject the discretion Of
the Mayor and Aldermen, to have his license revoked
Passed AUGUST % lShS