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DRoVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA, ~'
No. III South FOURTH Street.

DROYIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA,
No. Ill South FOURTH Street
INCORPORATED Sd MONTH 22d, lss6
CAPITAL, el50,0OO, PAID IN,
Insurance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums; or bv6
10, or 20 year Premiums, Non-forteiture. ~ y
Annuities granted on favorable terms.
Term Policies, Chtldren's Endowments,
of paid-up Capital, will divide the entire prots ~
the Life business among its policy holders, "
Moneys received at interest," and paid on demand.
Authorized by charter 10 execute Trusts, and to act
Executor or Administrator, Assignee or Guardian
and in ether hducary capacities under appointment
of any Court of this commonwealth any person or
persons, or bodies polite or corporate.
SAMUEL X. BHlFLEYt HENRY HAINE5,
JOSHUA II. NORRIS, T. WISTAR BROWN,
RlCHARD CADBURY, WILLIAM HACKER
CHARLES #. COFFIN.
SAMUEL r. sH1PLEY, ROWLAND PARRY,
VIM. 9. LoNGsT RETH, Vice President
THOMAS WISTAR, NJ. D., j. B, TOWNSEND,
7Hl Medical Examiner. Legal Adviser.
TIRE INSURANCE EXCLUsIVELY.-THE
u PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE COM.
5lG WALNUT Street, opposite Independence Square,
This Company, faYOrRDly known 70 the community
for over forty years continues 70 insure against loss
either permanently for q limited time. Also on
Furniture, Stocks OF Goods, and Merchandise gene
Their Capital, together with large Surplus Fand
inyested in the most careful manner which enabIee
them offer TO the Insured an undOubted security in
the case OF loss' .oo,s
Daniel Smith, Jr.. John Devereux,
Alexander Benson, IhOnas Smith,
IRaaC HazlehurBt, Henry Lewis,
Thomas Robbins, ], GIlllngham Fell,
Daniel Haddock Jr,
DANIEL SMITH, JR., President
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IF love Of the histrioqic art, or a keen APP
pleclatlon OF lhe weekly reward of merit
to professional eXertiOn, in these days of testi-
monialIzipg, the tyro, II careful, may comfort
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-15

"The visitors in High Life RelO15 Stairs have,
OF late, been regarded with fowls cut by grimy
hands out of a small loaf, and Drowned at the
fire; poor 'WOTkus' now feeds on stale bread,
aud pretends to drink out of an empty stone
bottle; Paul and his brother are treated to pie
dish, with a cover of brown paper glued on to
the edge, and painted TO resemble rich crust:
Mrs Hector Sternhold makes breakfast with
hap'orth of bread, cat thin, and sWeetens the
cold weak tea with small Jumps of turntp; and
BelphegOr's soup is a slender decOCtiOn OF coffee,
without milk and SUGAR. As for birthdays,
managers do not seem TO have any. ! suppose
people never are contented, for, at the very
time of which / speak as being so agreeable,
actors who had been previously in the circuit
were prone to pull long iaces shake their heads,
and grumble at the change for the worse that
had taken place since 'Old Ups' time, when
there was copyist employed by the manage
menI 10 write out all parts in new pieces; when
peIruquler attended every evening to dress
lhe laules, and gen'lomen's hair or wigs or
perfume lhelr handkerchiefs; when there was
au aiIoWance OIL one shilling made for clean
s1uC part-that ls, where the coat has TO be
taken OIL on the stage; when quart of ale and
bonus OF five shillings were given TO any
person eDactlng the part wherein the face had
TO be blackened or cOlored; and when the
%orlhy MANAGER made point of giving a splen-
his establishment" 40
The following may be suggestive 10 those who
nave witnessed the performances of the ,tMe.
| enanlcai Dohkey" IN the spectacular piece AT
| A DONKEY
"If love of the histrionic art or q keen an.
/ pIeciation of the weekly reward Of merit
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-18
GsA4h En.,.1s Aaess:

wiIl pay to any Doctor "r member OF the
Ncdc.. Fraternity the sum OF <,iOo Ior any
compouuu tmat possesses more medicinal vlr-
tues and curative powers than Alshler's Herl
Bittcrs.
BENJANEJ MlSllLER, Proprietor
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-18

Wnu,vsalc }nG Ec'au Dealers in
SEEDS. FERTILIZERS MD AGRlCCL
TUEAL HAKDWAEE.
SOUTffER.N AGENTS FOR
.Euckcyc" Mow'ur ant Reap'n4 Machines
Wagoutrs Celebrated Grain and Guauo
pulS
"Ancrican" Sugar Nils and Evaparntors.
The Sweeps IlrcshcrS and Cleaners,
Graut's Grain Cradles.
The Celebrated "Mlyiaud" Wheel llofSc
Fakes.
Montgomery Eoykaway Wheat Fans.
The "kevstnnc" Cider Mills
lutchinsou's Family Wine and Cider Mills,
aud seucral stock Of ImpcrFcnts and y 4
chircry, embracing nearly every var lty III
use.
The above Machines have all Of the latest
improvements, and arc Confidently recon-
mc.:dcd as the best OF the kind, III the couu-
try.
Hcpajiing pent< q, any cf 'hc aborc ,Hoch'-
nc,g frm<lsd, aaI .fdchincsrYa'red al Sho'f
notice.
We have in store large and carefully Sc
lcct,I stock of tiArlcn, Field and Flower
Seeds, WHICH. we cealitcnAv recommend as
fresh and seuuinc. Send Tor one OF our Seed
Catalogues, giyin. practical directions tol
pal.ting AL varieties ii Seeds,
Garden and Flower Seeds forwarded by
NAH
Feb. IS, fS67-Iyr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-18
Whi>kers and LiIustaches

s1OR"ED 10 crow upon the SmootheSt iafe
! IN from three 10 FIVE weeks by using Dr.
SEVlCNE'S r.STAUATUER CAPlL-
LAIiE. the. most wonderful discovery ~ mod
ern science acting upon the Beard ohd tlalr N
an almost nllJacU!uus manntf> Il has beer
fused by the elite Of Paris and London with the
most ta:erinE success. Names OF all puiha-
sets VIII be registered, and If entire satisfaction
IS not given uarycry instance, the money VIII
be carefully refunded. Price by mail, sealed
and postpoid 81 Descriptive circulars nld
testimonials mailed free. Address RkhGfR
SHUTS x Co, Chemists, No 2S5 River
Street, Troy \. Y. Sole aSentstor the United
States.
Dec 20. lc6G-tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-18
NOT ICE.

rsfIIE Z undersigned take th method ofinform-
L ing the puhic that they are sti!lassoclaed
together m d. Carpenter business, and WI
contract tor the building of Houses OF every
.leSrrlution. All work VIII he eNecItet with
iispatrh aud, ~ all contracts for Dwellings
special attention Wi.f lie paid to Bricklayln2
PaStering AZ 4 pa,ntlng.
Al orders addressed ,othe.n at Leonardtown,
.,l Will receive prompt attention.
GEORGE H0a.NE,
THOMAS {. GREENJFELL,
June s. l>05-ly
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-18
Professional Notice.

T'ilF. undersignel, Attorneys II Lar' md
i Solicitors IN Chsacs~y, have, this 3rd day
ri july, ,se6. formed ',opsrtnetship IN tie
practice Of their professions under the n3ne
aud style of Combs x Downs. They VII rrar-
ice in the Co4n;v - SAINT Narv's and the i'd
olalag Counties, aut the Court - AppeaiS,
Especial attention viii lie pad - the collection
of claims against individuals, ;l.e State, or ihe
Government.
References .i%en, when rfqolfed Address
Combs X Downs, Leo",eltJE-a. z. O., 81
NJ. ry', County, Naryiand.
ROBERT G CONES,
JAS. 5 DOWNS.
July ;, l~fG r ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-18

ETARMEkS ard Dealers ., are '. respectfully ha;,
prepared in tic best manner. Thoroughly Fe''9-
BE and in every way, calculated to give UNI
versal satisfaction. They are extensively
known, being usc,i with great success durn@
the past six n seven years We arc conf
.,cnt that all who buy the above Fertilizers
viii receive a full return for their outlay. not
only upon the crop manur,d Herewith, bat
even for several years upon grass and otI.el
after crops.
No. Is Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
June IS, 1S66.-1y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-18

FOR S.4LE,
.uarirnet's Large .Nerr Map o"d .7tIos of -nc7y-
imd,
Crhe only perfect MAP Of The State ever
Publshed,- ~ Inches Long,)
II Sl0a Gopy jar ciMr Sfpc.
= -Al<o, large County Maps of Fen Coun :
It's, aud Pocket Maps of al the Counties. Col
ored in Election DiStr;s, SE,e.,rr FIVE ChNT>
and ONE nut.t>R each.
Apul 18th, lo61-Iy
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06

Ext7act from Ordnance fatifsd Nopeabcr 2ot 1906.
SEC g. No cloth awa1ng shall be put up in such man
to ohstrucs loot passengers; and no sgn-board
shall bs erected otherwise thnn thirteen feet from the sur
under penalty of Twenty Dollars for each and every
day. while any such wing -board liked or form
Cd otherwise than as herein directed shall 50 remain
SEC. 6. Noperson persons whatsoever shall, for the
purpose Of exposing any goods, commodities or other
articles fer SALE place. OF cause to be plat ed my such
table, BENCH stsboard, box, other appendage In any
street. nne alley or public thorougtfare, any foot
pavement within the City, under penalty OF Twenty
Dollars tor each and every such offence and for each and
every night or lay, as the case may bo which any
such offence is committed: Portdcd however, That Ven
due Mrsers shall be permitted 70 expose before their
stores such goods commodities as they sell ut public
auction but not take up than the front Of
their respective venduc storcs and to the distance OF 1
feet beyond tho Sine.
SEC. T. Ne person persons whosoever, shall suffer
any fzewood Goals goods wares merchandise carriages
of any descrpo any other mattcr or thing to him.
her. or them belonging consigned to lay stand for
or pbc thorougfare within the City under penalty
of Two Dollnr1 with COSTS for every hour TINT any such
article or thing sha so lay stand beyond tbs above
mentioned time: czceptinc, materials for building III re
gard to which the following regulations shall be obsorV-
ed namely: When any person or persons small erect OF
repair any house or other building upon street. lane
alley or court within n, the city " no. sns or r. aSS
street or public way shall not exceed tho front OF the
lot on which such building is to be erected nor extend
than six feet into the street; which space sucn per
son or persons shall forthwith enclose with sufficient
fence at least six feet hig order to deposit within the
same the roqusisu materials for building and requiring
and suc tsucc together with the remaining ne
she or they shall remove soon as the work he hnsh
ed or whenever the Mayor shall require it, on pain
forfeHng Two Dollars for every hour that such fence OF
such materials shall afterward remain unremoVed; a1e
on pain aso of having the same renewed at h1s oer OF
e1Gn Jsnnary % - -. 11no
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In our telegraphic columns yesterday VIC puD'
1;.bed j, d;spatch from our special Washington
correspon aent.-and this morning We give iurtnet
r,rt;cnl.r. on this 5amo subject, VIZ tho plan
of reconstruction said to have been aoop'oo "'
future policy Of the Administration. oe'eio4
nrominent politicians of the South haSo' 1oI sono
reoka nast, been at Washington, IN conferences
with conservatives of the North and members u
tbe Administration, engaged in concoetins ueH
,o ., reconstruction, that shall be acceptable 70
ali sectons. Some resolutions 4re sald 80 %
the offspring of this conference, the srinclpai
noints of which have been given IN our
dispatches Yesterday and this morning.
Tho resolutions, we learn, prov1ce 1of suiraso
without distinction Of color, with qualocatlon OF
re.dipp writing, and property amounting to saoo
linen this line it is understood the new Poncy VI
tho Administration is based, coupled with amhes-
ty. but prohibiting the leaders in the rebelnon
from holding Federal Office. .
Some there will be who cannot soc the adEah-
tages Of this new plan Of reconstruction over 'nat
proposed on the basis Of the Constitutional Amend
1nent. but there il, nevertheless very great oli
ference between the two. The latter, it Is true'
Was silent on the subject OF negro suffrage, DuS
inssncc!, as it proposed to regulate Congresslonal
representation upon the basis OF actual VosofS'
negro suffrage would be virtually forced upon u.s.
In regard 70 the disqualification to hold ofhce' tne
How4pD Amendment excluded q ycry much tarseS
n,mher of Southern citizens than does this new
nlan. The latter only ssprohibits the leaders ID
tn. rebellion from holding Federal Office" " while
tbs former applied both to Federal and 10 osd!a
offices and embraces al, who ever took al oath ID
supporrt Of the Constitution Of the United States
and afterwards took part in the rebellion.
These aro the Leading differences Of the two
measures. There are others which it is not neces'
sary now to speak OF. -. :.
But the question OF chief Importance, aftsr all
il: will this compromise suit tho dominant party IT
Congress The Constitutional Amendment IN
certain to pasY in -sourths Of the States nov
admitted to Congressional representation, and
Congress has already passed q resolution, IN botn
houses, we believe, that the said amendment shaL
receive the force Of Law as soon as this requisite
number Of States shall haye given it their sane
/ tion: and that it shall be binding upon all ths
States and Territories III the Union. II this thor
shall be the law where is the practicabllty OF the
compromise /? With tho victory in their hand, is
il probable Congress will recede from their posi-
ton, simply to accommodate the Administration
AZ. not all the signs Ola contrary character -
Before taking any positive action upon thus nen
plan We should like to KNOW what arc tho J,ronsbl
tiles of its being favorab!y received by Cong cv1s
and what guarantees arc offered by tha:a .;'nr.tle
men that the acceptance Of these terms viii se'slt
4 4bn ma flor
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eut, and we are irstifiod in oxcaiming: 4antaes.e

euik, and we are justified in exclaiming: 1antaeae
aninsss coelestt5us iTde
Yet there is no unusual degree Of public indig-
nation manifested in the Northern journals; and
what to us soenls tale Ct unspeakable horror is
ther, passed by as one Of the common Incidents
of lifo. But we neod not conino ourselves to this
isolated instance. Look at tho universal mania
now go prevalent all over tho North for gambling
in every snaps and form. Prize fighting, dog and
cock fighting, curied on to considerable extent
in alI their great cities, have not indeed yot been
pronounced respectable. and still hide themselves
in remote and obscure purlieus OF the city or VI
cinity. Bnt they exercise, nevertheless, most
banefrl influence on the morals Of the young, in
consequences Of their faithful pictorial reproduo-
ton in saAapE.'s Weekly Journal Of Civilization
and sFnIRK LEsLE's Illustrated Newspaper
These, in oar opinion, arc the two most Immoral
papers published in the country, and as their
popularity may be fairly supposed proof OF thor
faithfully reaectng the sentiments and morals Of
their readers we hayo hore abundant evidence Of
the rido prevalence of this depravod public taste
Tho topic is ine5haustible, and not favorlte
ore OF ours, and wo wish to be distinctly IN
aerstood that ne have not writton the above,
Obvious Of the divine adoniton, to take out The
beam out Of our own oye, &c.
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II onp1sAscE TO ESTABLISH TIE OFFICE OF oH1sisszY

slttst555s7E CONTRACTORS.
Re il ordained bY the MaYor and aldermen City C0uT.
ell assembled That from and after the passage Of this Or
dnance there shall be annually elected two Contractors
for sweeping chimneys; the first Tor a that part OF the
city taking in Wards Nos q aud Il aud the second
for all that part Of the city talng Ia Nos and and
g. Each Of said contractors shall give bond TO the City
Council in the penal sum Of two thousand dollars with
good slrees conditioned for the faithful perform
ance OF their duty.
Sec q All and evory person occupying building with
chimney chmneys thereto, In which ire is usually
made shall allow md permit the said Contractor or Con-
tractors to VISIT inspect and to be swept tho sad
chimney chineyB once in every month and he sho
they pay for such sweeping as hereinafter the
eeu and IN any person shall oppose or prevent tho
sweeping Of any chimney before directed he she,
they making such opposition, conviction thereof before
the Mayor shall he fined in sum not exceeding fifty
dollars-
SEC g. # tho Contractor for sweeping shall neglect
this duty in not causing tho sd chimney to be swept
perfectly neat and clean or leaving Eny chimney which
ought to bn swept unsWept for month, herenbe
directed sad Contractor information before tho
MHyorof such neglect, shall, conviction thereof be
fined sum not exceeding hhy dollars, provided said
Contractor was not opposed or prevented from sweeping
said chimney; then tho fine may be inflicted on the oc-
cupant or owner of tho house. e: 80. ~,
SEC T. Said Contractor shall give notice In public print
of tho time end hour the chimney chtnneys Is or nre
to be swept which notice sha be given at least TWO days
before and such sweeping shall take pace st proper
and convenient hour, and such Contractors shall keep
each an office entitled Sweep Office" centrally locat
cd where any person sending for sweep sAa be tmme
distey accommodated with one OF as soon thereafter as
possible. - 8. ,Es=zz5
SEC s. In all cases neglect Of tho said Contractors
not heren provided for conviction thereof before the
Mayor such Contractor shall be- fined In any sum not
exceeding fifty dollars; md that any sweep boy sweeping
OF Offering sweep chmnsys In this city unless licensed
by the Contractor shall be fined In not exceeding
hvs dollals, to be recovered in the Mayors Court
SEQ. G. The following fees shall bo allowed for sweep
ing chimneYs, viz: ten cents for each story.
SEC 2. Houses which have chiinneys wherein anthra
ce coal is burnt exclusively Will not be required to be
swept only at the option Of tho ownor or occupant
SEC s. That all Ordinances and part4 OF Ordinances
repugnant hereto he and the hereby repealed
RsIfed in City Council this 10th dny Of January in the
- year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred md
IL 81 si1ty-si1. P. c. G AIILARD, Mayor.
Fobruarvi imo y. q. SMITH, Clerk of Council.
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MISCELLANEOUS. :,
% co..

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: TEE
w nnmo and value Of each article of our goods are
marked on tickets placed in scaled envelopes, and well
Mixed On receipt of Is cents, an envelope containing
such ticket will be drawn without choice. and delivered
at our office or sent by mail to any address, The p
chasor after seeing what article it draws and Its value
which rnay be from to five hundred dollars-can
then on payrncnt of one dollar, receive the article
named or may exchange 1t for any other article marked
on our circular Mt the value Every ticket draws an
article worth one dollar or more. No BLANKS |,
Our patrons can depend on fair, honorable dealing
The article drawn will he delivered at our Office, regard
less OF its vuue promptly sent as directed by return
mail, or express 5,
Letters nom many persons acknowledging the receipt
of valuable gifts from be seen on file at our Of
Ace among whom we are permitted to refer to:
John s. Holcomb LambertYile, N. j., gold watch value
$3.50; Mrs S. Bennett No. rand street. BROOK
iyn sewing machine $780, Edwin Hoyt Stamford, Conn;
cnd lever watch value 5000; Hon. R. b. Briggs Wash
iuoton, D. c. diamond pin, s175;J G. Sutherland No.
100 Lexington avenue piano, $3.50; Mrs H. Jackson No
2O3 Nineteenth street, N. Y, sewing nachne 00; Jos.
Camp, Elnira, n Y, molodeon $3.50; bliss Collins;
Atlanta, Co.. diamond cluster ring, S226; DE- Henry
Smith, Worcester, Mass, sowing machine, S85; b. Shaw,
No. 1873 18th street, NJ T. gold watch: s1b0; Edw. Boyn,
ton, Nashville Tenn, melodeon, s100; Jamea Russell!
Montgomery, Ala gold hunting watch, $3.50; B. T.
Smith, Providence Il. T. silver lever watch, $50; Oscar
| Purify, Madison N. j. music box s46; Hon. r. NeE.
eli, St Pauls, Mimi. gold watch, S1s5; J.: R. spess
Litchfeld, Conn.,, silver watch s55; VIM B. Peck Har.
lem uls music hog, SIS; Vim. Raymond, Dayton, Ohio,
silver ten set S195 Miss E. M Schenck Detroat kch,
diamond enr rings S225; Pierre Be1udin, st. Charles
HOTEL New Orleans, diamond ring, s170; Mrs Martha
Barnes, St. Louis, Mo-, Inelodeon, value sl25.
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AN ORDINANCE

no ESTABLISH THE OFFICE OF CHIMNEY CONTRACTOR.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL
January 81, 1857.
TryHE CITY COUNCIL HAVING ELECTED MIR. j: E.
RoUbQLLAT Chimney Contractor for the Upper
Wards, and Mr.. H. NIXON for tho Lower Wards, they
will enter upon the duties Of their Office Oh the LIST OF
February inst and for the general information OF the
public the following 0rdi .ance is published:
W. q. SMITH, Clerk of Council.
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We viii not sully our columns with o description
OF the revolving scene presented by the hanGiwort
IF this unnatural father This almost incredible
piece OF cruelty was perpetrated upon tho child
because he would not say his prayers, or would not
say them as the pious father had wished AMI Iii
rected. We are not of thos- who are disposed to
take up libel and publish it, just because its sub
ject is minister Of tho gospel; but in consider
ing subject like tho present, the fact OF the cul-
prit being Clergyman certainly enhances his
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THE AIKEN PRESS

TITS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN OF
Aiken, S. c. o Weekly papcr under the shove title
to be devoted to General Intcligcnce-Poitcal, Com
mercial Social, Literary, and Rclgious-with Depart
ment Of Agriculture, including tli. Field tho Orchard
the Vineyard, and tho Ga1den. News Summary, t.
contain digest Of the important events Of the week
will Occupy portion OF the paper, and particular atten
don will be given to tho unsettled question Of Labor a
best adapted to our condition, and the development
of the resources of the country Manufactures Agr
culture, Fruitrasing, and Vine-growing.
Terms-S3 year, III advance.
q. ". RAYENEL, Editor.
". D. KIRKLAND, Publisher. January IL
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40: .!.-TI .!.-TI7I7Ft,z.S s..:: g ,:ses 20:

rHAT VIZ SELL AHE 1MpoRTED p1RpT BY W.s.
CORWN b CO., and pass Ethroraa NO nhef
ablng US not only to WARRANT MAS fUhHAND
UNADULTERATED bat to ieu it fhs fblgWing pfices !:
FNEsTSYOUNG HYsoN. 10: *
FINE YOUNG TYSON. III 4Oeo M
FINEST GUNrOWDER. ,.....:...-92o
FGNESEIMHEklAIA..
CHOlCEsT ENaIIsHl gRKAKBAsT.. .226
ENGLISH BREAAFAST. ~ s9 @
CHOICRsTOoLONo.:.. 90
We keep. also, supply of cheaper. good
tausltY Of GREEN AID BLACK tTKH, MIXED: af t1:O
per poa:nds.., II .
Just fecaiIed, new supply of OIL, ,1AYA G0HSEN
46c.; PARCEfED: st0c; GhOUND, 63c.; OLD. RlO $50
Tho PARCHED COFFEE No 1spresent To- bo.ssoc:a
Of these CoAeoa GreeI Parchsd anil Gr0a1d, Wn con.
vince the consumer on that point lss :.
GENUINE MOCHA AND geo fG Is 115L
one OF the Managers. Goods deltsord to M tds
ey FREE Ga4AsE <; y ;S - :.
TuesdaY i.i & - ~. FehtuEy
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30 Il Ordained That from and after the FIRST day Of
January ne1t every person keeping shop or store
engaged IN mercantile busnsss IN the City OF Charleston
shall post up and keep posted up, ia conspicuous
GUS Sign Board or Plate containing his or her given
name and Surname and in case Of partnership tho
given name and surname of each member Of the firm;
and every person 80 offending or mang default herein
for each md every offence or default ard in addition
thereto further of fifty dollars for each nnd every
month during which the provisions Of this Ordinance
shall remain not complied with Provided houtper, That
nothing horein contained shall spply to the special part
ners OF limited partnership.
Ratified December Q, 1851.