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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-07-02
4 CO.'S ADvER'MENTs.
A NEW STAND!
Rare Goods and Great Bargains

I K ) ) Il l. L d CO.,
HAVING removed TO the spacious store room re.
diately opposite Campbell Il NIason's Drug store
take pleasure in notifying their customers aud the
public generally, that they arc now opening en-
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
which for variety chcaPness and durability. is ad-
respectfully solicit call, IS their stock will be
found To embrace a large variety of
MEMS AND BOYS SHOES,
Of the latest stylus and durable Baltimore man.
u'"ciurr-as also English CATERS, new and hand
some article for summer. For the Ladies' we have
rare ana choice selection. consisting in rart of
Co,gress and de-Lsce Lasting CATERS, Morocco
prices with nice line of Misses Boots and Misses
and Chiidr'n's Work, with without teeIs, either
peEEcG Vr seTed.
OF HATS,
have very large assortment embracing all kinds
and qualities, OF tie very latest styles in the mar.
Ike; aud offered at very low prices. In the way of
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
small but very choice selection consisting in part
OF Priuis, EOop skirts, Shaker BonneIs &C. with
Gents Linen aud Paper Collars Neck Ties Socks
&c. To our apartment of
QUEENS AND GLASSWARE,
we invite special attention. as we have a very large
HHd choice selec ion, and offered lower figures
than can be obtained in the county. LAMPS a
large variety, and OF the latest and most beautiful
sly les, with Oils adapted TO their use In he line of
FRESH AND CHEAP GROCERIES.
we nave stock so ample, that We must needs in
woke personal examination as TO quality and price
as we are sure that our stock OF Sugars. CUiIrea,
Teas Chocolate, Svrurs Mousses Spices Peppers,
E're Mnccarcni, Cheese, Crackers, Fish, Vinegar
&c, Will compare with that of any 9th house
A large assortment of Canned Fruit Sardineg
Oysters Pickles, &c. In short, We assure our Gus
to;"vrs and friends that from our facilities and
increased stock, We can supply them with almost
every article needed, OF as good quality and al as
10" it no, lower prices, than can be Obtained else
where ia the county
With our grateful thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended, we solicit continuance Of new
iavurS a. new store
" COUNTRY PRODUCE. Of every description
taken in exchange Tor GOODS nj the market price
BACON, FLOUR and CORN MEAL At all times ON
"".i T. L co.
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REPARATOR CAPILLL.

For restoring hair upon bald heads (frOm what
ever cause il may have fallen ouO and fOrcing
growth of hair upon the face, IL has no equal. II
will force the beard to grow upon the smoothest
face in from five to eight weeks, hair upon bald
heads in from two to three months. few ignorant
pr .ct'LOneIs have asserted that there is nothing
that will force or hasten the growth of the hair or
beard. Their assertions false, thousands Of
living witnesses (IrOm their cxpcrcncc) can
bear witness but many will say, how are We to
Distinguish the gcLUinc from the spurious? Il Ger.
preparations advertised for the hair and beard ara
entirely worthless, and you may have already
thrown away large amounts in their purchase. To
such we would sly, try the Rcparaior CapiIli; it
will cost you nothing unless ii fully comes up to
our representations. If your Druggist does not
keep il, send dollar and we will forward It
postpaid, together with receipt for the money.
which will be returned you on application. prOvI-
ding entire satisfaction Il not given. Address
w. L CLARK CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette st Syracuse, n. Y.
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GIG Ans AND TOBACCO.

M. -. BHo WIN,
SUCCESSOR To J. u. nAIEEs,)
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,
(Ne.rt door to Aisq.,ith & Bro..)
MAIN STREET, CHA VA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
MANUFACTURES and will keep CONSTANTLY on
w hand the following brands OF cigars made Of
the f.rst foreign and domestic tOhaec,, AID war
rauted pure.
HAVANA REGALIA, LA PICCoIoMIEI,
LAREAL, GARNET.
JEFFERSON. Ell NACIONAI.,
PLANTATION, La VICTORIA,
La CORONA. ROQUET,
BANANA, MAGNOLIA,
NAPOLEON, GRAPE, &c.
Will al~ays keep on hand ne finest brands o
Chewing Tobacco IN market, and raIncs in part the
following.
PRIDE OF TIE SOUTH, GRAvELY.
PEOPLES CHOICE, COLLIN LEAF.
GENTS cO.NPANICN. NAVY, &C, sc
Among his brands Of Smoking Tobacco may be
ZEPHYR PUFF. CoRALEE,
QUEEN. NAVY,
and other FIRE brands Ofpure Lynchburg Tobacco.
ScOTcu. RAPPEE. ASD oTHER SxUFFs.
Will always have on hand an extensive assort-
ment of p lain and F,ncy PIPES, from a Mara
scHAUM to PowHATAH.
Persons dealing in my line will find il to their
advantage to call and examine my stock LCTGore
purchasing elsewhCTe.
june II. 1861. NJ. S. BROWN
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Adam was the first man created, and set up
against the fence to dry. An older brother
who sometimes had lucid ideas, interrupted
him and said. 'If dat is true, who made de
fence ~ Pass round de sasscr.
81 cannot conceive, my dear. what's the
matter with my watch; 1 think Sit must
want cleaning exclaimed an inGulg ent hus-
Band 20 his better half the other day. mo,
SPa,' said his pettcd little daughter, Il know
6t d0a't want cleaning, because baby and l
: washed it in the basin ever 50 long this
!. morning"
- Formerly when negroes voted in New
S-seY, candidate sent to IN old negro
eacEcr two barrels Of nice potatoes. Next
Betting day he cxhorted his hearers on the
fEtpgHTSf voting, and the difference between
tigSs and Democrats. He told the story of
receipt Of the potatoes, and added: My
4eedren, some tell you vote for lie Wings.
gRe tell YOU vote 4oT de Democrats; but l
syou vote where yon git de Eaters -
= An individual who was sent to Jail for
Frying two wives, excused himself by saying
when he had one she fought him, but
be had two they fought each other.
EAccording to Milton, Eve kept silent
80 Eden to hear her husband talk" said
gentleman TO 4 lady friend, aud then added
N 4 melancholy tone, ''Alas there have been
10 Ewes since" because there have been
no huSbands worth listening to- was the
quick retOrs.
josh Billings says there's nothing more
touching in life than to sec poor but virtuous
young man struggling with moustache.
- Somebody aIveftigcs for agents to retail
a work entitled "HymcuiaI Instructor" \
contemporary adds, "The best hymenial iastruc-
tor We know Of is young widow. What she
don't know there is no use learning.
"A negro preacher, while holding forth
TO the cO!Ured soldiers ut Port Hudson, said ::
DE whole of Gods relation to Us am ike de
wheel. De Lord am de hub, lie Christians
am de sPokcs, and dc tire an de grace OF God
bindiR all togcdIcr."
An irasc.b!c old gentleman was taken
with sneezinG in the cars lately. After sneez-
ing in the most spasmodic manner eight times.
he arrested the !aroxysm for moment and
e=tricat?ng his handkerchief hc thus addressed
his nasal organ, Indignantly saying, 80 20 on,
20 oa-youil blow your ir:cgna! brains out
Prezcutly.'
-"Sir," said an Indignant husband to a
restless FREUD. you have abused nav hospitals
", you have kicked Inc down stairs, and YOU
have kissed my wife boIorc my face Beware.
sir. y few more such outrascs, and bv Jovc.
you'll rouse the li0:.!"
A coquettc is rose, from which every
lover plucka L lcar-tAc tLorrs are left for
the future husband
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THE WORLD ASTONISHED
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS MADE BY
THE GREAT ASTROLOGIST,
N ADA E II. a. PERRIG

CHE reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She
- restores to hnpPin ss those who, F'nn, dole fu
events, CatastrmphUs, i'll IuN luss OF rUIa
uUns aud tiCnds, loss OF money, &C.. have become
dependent. She brings together thOsc long sepn-
rated, gives information ming absent friends
lovers, restores lost stolen property tells you
the business you are best qualified pursue aud in
what you Will be most sUCC ssiul, causes speedy
mari and tells you the very day you will
ry, gives you the name, likeness and characteristics
OF the person She reads yUUtr very thoughts, aud
by her almost supernatural powers unveils the dark
and hidden mysteries OF the future. From the
stars VIC see in the hrmament-thc mclifc stars
that overcome and predominant in the COnfigura.
tion-irom tho aspects and positions of the planets
aud fixed stars at the time Ui birth, che deuccs the
future dcstiny of man. Fail not to consult the
greatest AstrUlOgist earth. II costs you but n
tTIilc, and you may never again have favorable
an opportunity. Consultation fee with likeness aad
all desired iHIormatiOn, 81. Parties living at a
distance consult the Madame by mail with
equal safety and satisfaction themselves as il in
person full and explicit chart, writterfut with
all inqui'ies answered aud likeness enclosed sent
by mail RECEIPT of price above mentioned. Tie
stTICtcst sccrCcy will be maintained, and cores
Pondcnce returned.or destroyed. References OF the
highest order furnished those desiring them,-
Write plainly the day of the month aud year in
which you were born ICluslng II small loo of hair
Address. MADAME II. 4. PERRIGO,
p. q. DRAWER 293, BUFFALo,N. Y.
March &c, lS6T-lV,
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ENCELSIOR! ENUELSIOR!!
G II a ST Z AIRS
HAIR EXTERMI orr!
For Removing SunCrnnnmS Hair

ITO the ladies especially, This Invaluable depilnto-
i ~ recommends itself as being an almost irdIs-
lensrbie article TO emae beauty, is easily ap, lied
does hot lUTn injuTe the skin but ac's directly
ON The roots. II is warranted to remove supCrhu>
Gus hair from low iorchrads or from any part OF The
body, completely, totally and radically exrpating
The same, leaving the skin soft smooth an natural
the only real c6,cual depiarury in existence Price
IS cents PER package, sent post. pnid, 10 any ad,
dress, receipt o. an order by
BERGER, SHUTS j. Co. Chemists
2S5 River ST., Troy, y. Y.
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JEW ELRY.
REMOVAL,

REPAtRING OF Watches, Clocks and JeweIry of
~ AL kinds, done at old prices at the JcwcIry
store OF L. DISKLE.
ENGRAVING neatly doue by L. DINKLE, at his
u Jewelry Store opposite the Bank. otc 80
SHAWL PINS aud Steel Pens for sale low bv
~ Mar. 49, L DINKLE.
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FARMING 1MPLEMENTS
AND MACHINERY.


AND MACHINERY.
We employ none but the best Mechanics and use
the beet Material. The conInouity can rely upon
quick, neat aUd substantia work and at prices to
salt the 'imes. We are determined to do work az
low as can be done in tine County for CASH which
will DC required fer III transient custom
We will make to order IhS,hiHg Machines end
hOsHs PotesTs of the latest patterns; PLOCGHS of
dheTe"t kinds always on hand, amongst which
Will be found the cclcbrat d three horse LivD gsrOn;
twO-horse do; the old fashioned thTcc-horse BaT-
shear Met OTTuick do. for twO and three Lorses
ALEC, iiie tErcc-Eorsc Page Plough; alec an i'm
proved Kentucky single nd dcubIe shovel Plough
Plough Irous-Euch as Shares, COuIteTs ShoveIs
(singlc and dOublc) Mould boards Ct an kinds
Open Rings. OP6n Links, &c Special attention
paid to Mill work il Steel and Iron. Turning and
BpFing ia Iron aud Steel. We nov have 81 oDeTa
t!sn
FOUNDRY,
snd We arc now able to furnish Castings II good
quality az lOw cat be fought elsewhere
All york entrusted to Will be done u!:h dis-
patch. AID guaranteed To give s1tisfaction The
highs5f price paid in Cash for o Id Iron of all kinda
Give US cali at the jefferson Mac;ne Shop Stone
Row. WETR!CY q UFJIER
Charlestown Jan %, 1871.
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FOUNDRY;
ShannOntIseIe Factory.

THE underlined arc conducting this we'll ap-
g. - P2!nteS WOOLEN EAC1nRF, miles
are constantly manufacturing Goods OF Eu2crior
quality.
VIC exchange our manufactures according to
the fJifOUIng schedule:
8 Drab LinseT, yard Tor Z and g Ibs Wool.
{ Grey Linsey, do. do. &. do. do. do
81 Cashmere, do. do 3! do. { DO do.
PlNid Linsey, do DO p do. , 90 do
Al FiAnneIs, ] 10. do. p do. do DO
Yarns, ID. do q do. Z do do
Highest Casl Price paid { r WOOL
JAMES ~ JOHNSON 4 CO
SOT cnn5eF :. 1861.
< DOZEN Waldorf English Grain Scythes. "a
- inch. superior TIip!c. f'r safe by
MAy =, 1851, BANsOS & DUKE.
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DEPARAToR CAPPILLI.

Throw away your false friEzes, your switches your
Destructive OF comfort, and not worth fig; Swig,
Come aged, come youthful. come ugly aud fair,
And rel0lce 10 your OEn luGuriant hair:
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NEW AR"IYAL
1T TIE I,ADTFS, STOpB

hides wAETED.-ws uiII paw The highest
market price for al kinds Of iIfdea
SOT 81, lees. TRCSSELL & co.
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"A darkey preacher was telling how
Adam was the first man created, and set up
aglins: the fence to dry. An older brother,
who sometimes had lucid ideas, interrupted
him and said. 'If dat is true, who made de
fence ~ Pass round de sasscr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-07-02

I want to bet three dollars tina: no man ever
matched himself against the devil but what he
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III A ST z LIARS
WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL
AaEGLoao&X.

March 90. lss7..Iv. Saver ''' ''O'' ~
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no TRNVEHLERs=
BALTIMORE : ORR. C0Wp1NWI
And POTOMAC r. R.

Harper. Ferry. May. "a. IS 1ss =. WOOD AotsT.
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The Pacific Railroad.

The silly ancients used to prate about the
seven wonders of the world; and now and
then somebody, deeming himself wiser. than
others of his generation, cried out Eureka,
1 have found the eighth wonder But
viewed by the ligh: of the achievements of the
present century, the marvels of that day pale
into insiguifcance What are the Colossus of
Rhodes, the Hanging Gardens, the Capitoline
Statue Of Jupiter, or even the Pyramids, TO
the stupendous triumphs Of mechanic skill we
are called upon 10 chronicle almost every day.
The Thames Tunnel, the Menai Bridge, the
Eddystone Lighthouse, the Victoria Bridge,
the inter-continental ship canal at Sucz, the
railroad over Mont Gents, the Prussian needle
gun, the modern battering rams, sending mis-
siles half ton in weight O distance of FIVE
miles,-the atlantic telegraph, the wonders of
electricity, the cotton spindle, the te1-cylinder
power press, and the sewing machine, e,-these
and thousand other inventions and proofs of
enterprise and practical skill have become so
familiar, that they cease to excite our wonder.
MI Gdmirart is evefybody's motto. Moth
ing now can excite our surprise. Projects Of
bridging or tunnelling the British Channel are
talked of with perfect non-chalanee; erial navi
CATION, the pneumatic railway, and illuminating
our cities with calcium lights, are mere baga-
teles.
The Pacific Railroad, now in process Of con-
struction, is perhaps the greatest enterprise
this century has yet beheld; yet, in this part
of the Union we scarcely ever hear it mem
toned. Already the iron hcrse rushes over
the vast Western plains to Cheyenne City, at
the base of the Rocky Mountains, five hundred
and twenty-five miles west of Omaha, its start
ing point on the Missouri River. Omaha it.
self, but few years ago was an unknown spot
in trackless wild, haunt for savages and
wild animals, while now it is the terminus Of a
road which is to fOrm the great connecting link
between Europe and Asia, which is to open to
the Old World the shortest route to China and
Japan, thus reversing the stream of Eastern
trade and travel which for thousands of years
has flowed in an opposite direction.
The Union Pacific Road, which is working
in connection with The Central Pacific Road,
on tie California side, is being rapidly pushed
forward. The two roads, we learn from a
pamphlet recently published by the company,
are expected to meet at Great Salt Lake City
in 1870. whore they will form together single
line Of one thousand eigh; hundred and thirty
miles in length, passing through Dakota, Utah
and Nevada, with branches from Colorado and
Idaho There will be an unbroken line of three
thousand miles in length, over which, probably
within three years, passengers, mails and trea
sure will be carried in less than week.
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An nRI,IyANCE

TO PROVIDE FOR THE LIQUIDATION OF THE INTEREST
on The DEBT OF THE CITY, WHICH ACCRUED on THE
TRIRIiEIH DAY OF SEPTEMBER LAST.
DE IT ORDAINED BY IHE MAYOR AND ALDER
ID MEN in City Council assembled, That for the pur.
pOse Of quidang the interest the public debt OF the
city, which accrued the tnir ieth day OF September
last six per stock gatory the corporation Of
the Clty OF Charleston shall be issued under the drec
ton OF the Mayor t. the persons holding stocks six
per cent bonds OF the city and entitled to receive the
Interest accrued thereon ut the time above stated tie
said stock to bear interest alter the rate OF six per cent
per arnum, payable quarterly, redeemaole III thirty
years from date: Prouced, That no part OF said stock
shall be isaed 10: sny sum less taan twenty dollars Oh
ior any fractional part o: dollar: Pror,dcc also, that
ali for lees thar went, dollars. und for fractional
parts Of q dollar, shall be paid in city bills.
SEC. 2. That the Hrm OF certificate, end mode OF
transfer OF said stock shall oe subject 10 the regu
!ations exist In relation 10 ether city six per cent
stocks Of the city,
Ratified IN City Council this twentysecond day Of octo
ber in the year OF Lord thousand eight hun
dred and slxty-seven,
II. ST. P. c. GAILLARD, Mayer.
". h, SMITH, Clerk OF Cou1cil. October %
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A French view OF isaa:calis...

J wrtsr in the last number Of Tie .Peuus deS
Ds.x .Nondss, in an article on American poll
tics, expresses the opinion that the end Of ''the
Radicals" is near 'In another twelvemonth," "
he says, ''they will probably have completed
their work; in two years they VII, as party,
have ceased TO exist. They are not a regular
party who Can long remain in power. They
appcsr in the hour Of crisis to exercise q
passing dictatorship, which lasts US long as
the danger which created it, and they quit
power when there is nothing more to destroy
OF to reform. The nation has obeyed them be-
cause 1t had need of their services it has fol-
lowed them without sharing their creed, and
1t leaves them as soon as they become them
selves an obstacle to its repose."
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Janua.y 8, 1867.
DCBLIc NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDEh
L lie following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
ford .l:very from this Otlce S. THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
SEC. l. BE- il Ordained 6y he Mayor and AdcrmenIn
CITY C'nnc't asemtd That from and after the first day
OF January licenses shn TO taken out for oil caris, url
aud CONS, used for private and domestic purposes,
tie same manner and according the provisic
now OF force IN relation TO cara dys and wagons leto
drlVen ior hlre except giving bonds, And each such
cart, dray or wagon. shall be provided with badge
tanning the number thereof aud marked Pfirae to E
placed Oh the outside OF tue shalt.
SEc. q no person shall De taken by tue Treasurer fs
suiriy 10 any bond under tue Oldiuance concerning .
censes for carts dIays wagons and other carriages,
iess ne or she DO u freeholdcr
SEC g. The following ahal! hereafter be the rates c,
licenses Ter public and private cars, drays wagons, S
laciudng the horses or mules used thereof which sh1
be iree trom other taxation:
PUBLIC CARTS, DRArs, ETC, on THOSE EMPLOYED IN AK
BUSINESS "iATEFLE, FOR HIRE DIRECT OR ISDIREcT.
Tor every cart, ray or wuson drawn by ole horse q
mule 40.
For every cart, dIay wagon drawn by two
For every mack and carriage with Two wheels, sa0.
tor every mack aid carriage with four wheels, Sip.
with tTo horses, $50.
For every staSe or Omnibus except line onnibprs
drawn by four horses, &c.,
Eo- every truck drawn py two OF moro horses nues
S6G
Fer every express wagon drawn by Two Or more hoTs
CT mules. s60
BRED CARTS AID PRIVATE CARTS, DRAYa ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon, So.
For every cart dray wagon used for private or co,
inesc purposes, and not 20 be empoyed IN the rars
porting OF ecocs, wlccs, merchandise lumber or aDy
Other COMMODITY for compensation, either directly OF
indirectly 10! the same, shall pay license the
;5, exclusive the horse or mule
hauhed Ii City Council this 16,h day Of January
Il. g. intne Year 9: Our Lord ole thousand eight hG.
By the Mayor. p G. GAILLARD, Mayor
January T.B. sIIIH C,atI o, Courcu
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formerly occupied by the maison doree restaurant
and after fitting 1t up at great expense opcheu IL
as an extensive dry goods store. Finding 'ne new
concern likely to interfere with his retail trade 1t Is
said that the commercial autocrat fNew1ork quiet
" vmarked down some twenty per cont. the price
Of the leading articles dealt in by his prospective
rivals tnus rendering futile any hopc Of competi-
ton on the part OF the new firm, ard compelling 1t
- c1oso tbe doors of It's magnificent establishment
aftor losing career Of less than month. Com
notiton out of the way, of course prices go up to
the old figure. and uptown New York must pay
tribute at the palace of the autocrat, OF take
break-neck journey of a mile or so down Broad
wav to supply its wants.
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AN ORnIyANCE
AN ORDNANCE
m prGu1ATF THE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM, rs PPo

TO REGULATE THE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM, rs PPo
DUCTS, AND OTHER INFLAMMADLE OILS.
SEC l. Be ii ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen, IN
City Conc, assembled That from and after the 18th day
OF June next it shall not be lawful to keep Petroleum
Kerosene hock Oil Benzne, Beuzole, or any other i'll
Gamable oil or oils on storage for sale in any cellar
store building south OF Line street, in larger lun.
tity than fifty gallons any one lot or premises, AMI
any such quantity so kept OF etored shall be contained III
vessels OF tin other metal.
SEC J. That Petroleum, its products or any other in.
hammable oil oils when brought into the city BY an
or water may be kept any lot or i'll any building in
which cotton is not stored, for period not exceeding
twentyour hours, upon the expiration OF which tmc
shall be removed and kept in the manner as required by
the foregoing section.
SEC. s. Any person or persons violating any part oi
th.o Ordinance shall be subject TO fine OF two hundred
dollars each offence recoverable IN any Court OF con
pe,ent Jurisdiction.
Ratihed in City Council this tweny-irst day of May III
tho year Lord one thousand eight hundred aud
sixtY-ecvcn.
Isl p C. GAILLAltD, Mayor
W H. SMYrB. Clerk OF Council. June 6
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AN ORDINANCE

TO REGULATE THE DREDGING OF DOCKS.
Whereas The best interests OF the city, as well as the
convenience OF the shipping visiting the port demand
that the channel Of Cooper River be kept open with su
cient depth OF water for all commercial purposes, and
free from obstruction:
BE ii ordained That In future all mud removed from
any of the city docks by dredgc machines, or otherwise
shall be removed hundred and fifty fathoms from
The end Of the dock.
The Harbor Master shall be furnished with copy oi
this Ordinance which he ia required strictly to enforce
and to report prosecution all violations OF the same;
which shall subject the party 30 offending TO tine not
exceeding ono hundred dollars for each and every
offence.
Ratified in City Council this ei9b Hay Of october, in the
year OF our Lord thousa eight hundred and
sixty-seven-
TLSl p @. GAIILARD, Mayor.
Y II SMITH Clerk Of Council October 1s