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HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Decem 3l.-PduliOn
HoteE.--M Wilson, Eastrort; j Malone, Wslter.
boro'; w Dennis, Columbia; S Dibble Orar geburg;
M Adams. Gadsden; George M Birc, Cooper River:
ii Massey, Florida; J Kelton, N S; r M Cohen.
Harkersville, NY.
january IL w Hamlet, Mt Holly; Passail.
laigue, Chester; Wilson. Wadmalaw; A Johns on
Cape Romain; L Cordray. Mrs Artope and sister.
CITY; j 4 vannes, Guyton New York; A A stod.
tlard, Savannah; III Crammer and lady. w Tey-
Iors Charleston; Miss Kate Foster, Bergan,
Montgomery; Charles Webster. Paris Island; O b
Collins and wife. New York; Jehn Templeton, MISS
Alice vane, Mes Isabel vane. Frank Conley. r
Hughes. II Haight, Georgia; w Hemmingway,
Wadmaiaw.
:. Charleston Ho.esW Parker. New York; Outlet.
Augusta; j Cuyler, United States Army; Mrs Cuyler.
New York; Mrs Wayne. Washington; spoddon.
New York; W d Mcdowell, camd6n;J Champion,
New York; @ d Woods, South Caroliaa; O y stoll.
brand and Ellsworth, Beaufort; O Loring. Ga.
vannah; Thomas Caphan, New Yorf;'C A Bartol.
wife and daughters. Boston: e Peabody, Salem; L
r Berkens. Jersey City; John Marshall, New York;
O Smith and wife. Maryland; Mr. and Mrs Meggett,
New York, Mrs D II Mulvaney ana daughter, Penn.
syivania
January - Savage. Jr.. City; Il Mount.
Frank w Robinson. p Hargous, III X Morgan ana
Lady. Miss i Malard. New York: L Ashby colcaough,
Sousk Carolina; y n Adams, Camden, SO.
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FEnoc1oUs Doas.-Yesterday gentleman
walking through Meeting street was attacked by a
fierce dog and but for his stout clothing would have
been badly bitten. A case not quito as bad, but
somewhat similar occurred in King-stl Get, near the
Upper Guardhouse, yesterday midday. IF the own
ers of fierce dogs will not keep them indoors, they
should be held to account for annoyance and dam
age done.
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N Card.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS
:. Please insert the following In the "Clubs ard
were reported as having tried to swlndle 81. f. Per-
roneau out of five dollars, W hch is talse Perroneau
VIII soon se arrested for asperson of character and
md himself in the southwestern hotel
@. H. CASTENS.
Captain ELBRAW.
SCHROEDER & THEILING.
Charleston. January !, 1869
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THE WORLDS WEEK OF PRAYER. R..-Nc learn
that it is the purpose many OF the churches of this
city to unite in the observance of the first week Of
coroance with the recommendation of the World's
Evangelical Alliance. which met last year in Am
ste rdam, Holland and which has been adopted by
Protestant Churches throughout the world The
following orderha been arranged tor services every
night next week.
On Sunday evening. January 3d. (to-1norrow)-A
union prayer meeting will be held in st. Luke's
Enisconal Church. Rev f7adede,, suhjeo. I
The Jnercession or the High Priest over the House
OF God, the Motive and Model of United Prayer
Hebrew 10, 10, %.
Monday evening, January AT Trinity Metho.
dist Chur>h, Hasel-street Subject-Ihe Sins and
Mercies of the Past Year,
Tuesday evening, January 5--st tIo Citadel
Square Baptist Church Subject-The Removal OF
the Prevailing Evils Of the Iimes.
Wednesday evening, January Cat the Went
worth-street Lutheran Church, Rev. Mr.. Bowman's.
Subject-Family Religion and the Conversion Of
the Young.
Thursday evening, January 7-At Bethel. Metho-
dist Church. Rev. MI. Wightman's. suliect-The
Wants Of the Church.
Friday evening, January Sat Glebe-,treet Pres.
yterian Church. Subject-Mssions.
Saturday e1 ening, January 9-At the Central Pres.
byterian Church. Row. Mr. Danas. Subject-The
ontpouring of the Holy Spirit upon the Church
Sunday evening, January 10-At the Citadel Square
Baptist Church b, Subj jct-The Duty Of the Church
in relation to tie religious wants Of tho world.
We learn that these meetings will be conducted
by clergymen Of the city, and may be expected to
prove interes sting and profitable.
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EQUITY REooRDs. james L. init, ESQ.,,
late Register in Tquity, turned over under protest.
the records OF his Office yesterday to A. G. Rich
mond, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas. to
whose custody they belong under the new judicial
system of this State. James w. Gray, Esq, late
Master in Equity gave noti to Mr.. Richmond that
he would turn over his papers. also. in few days,
as soon as he could close up his business.
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TILE MARINERS CHURcH.-There will be
services in the Mariners Church, Church street, to-
morrow, Sunday, at halt-past ten o'clock in the
morning, and halfpast three O'Clock in the after
noon
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AS- LARGEST CiRCULATION.-THE DAILY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING Tue LARGEST CIR.
CULATION IN THE OrTY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN.
ING IN THE poSToFFICE Al THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING 10 THE PRov1s.
IONS OF THE NEW POsTOFFICE LAW.
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The GILBERT DRAMATIC TRoUPE--This
troupe, which gave much satisfaction to our citi-
zeps some time ago. will appear at the Hibernian
Hall on Monday evening. The distinguished artists,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Watkins, will appear in tn, ir
great specially, Kathleen Mavourneen, supported by
the star dramatic company.
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HANDSOME CALENDAR.-Mr. MaZyck, book
and job Printer, corner Of Broad and Church
streets. has issued fancy calendar, done in the
best style Of ornamental printing. which reflects
great credit on his taste and skill.
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REGISTRAR IN INSTRUMENTATION. George
s. Rryan, United States District Judge for South
Carnhna, has appointed J. G. Carpenter, Esq Re-
gstrar in Bankruptcy, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Hon. r. B. Carpenter Hon. II.
b. Carpentec will be paid for services rendered on
petitions fled since December Is, 1868. The new
Registrar filed hi, bond raetnraay 4. eAoon tho
amount required by Judge Bryan's order.
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CONFEDERATION SERVICES. - Commemora-
don services with reference to the decease of the
Rev: Basil Manly, D. D., venerable and distir-
guished Clergyman Of the Baptist denomination.
will be held in the Citadel Square Baptist Church,
quarter past seven o'clock tomorrow evening
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LOCAL M MATTERS.

The EXERCISES Of the Academy of tho Sisters
Of Mercy, Queon-street will be resumed on Thurs
'day, January the 7ib, 1862
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ANOTHER DISCOURSE FROM THE Rev. DIR
HrcKs.-It is announced that this distinguished
young divine will again occupy the pulpit of tn
Rev. DR.. Bachman's Church, at the morning servic.
tomorrow.
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TRINITY CHURoH.-The Rev. w. p. Mouzon,
the Awly appointed pastor to Trinity Church, will
7sda2sszR there tomorrow morning and in the oven
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BASE BALL.-A "scrap game" between men,
'bers Of tho Alert, Liberty and Eclipse Clubs, was
played on the Citadel Green yesterday afternoon
The playing did not appear to be very good.
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REPoRTER's CRUMBs.-The announcement in
The NEWS of the 26th ult, that st. Michaes chimes
would be rung on the Slst ult, as parting to the
Old Year and heralding tho advent CT the New, by
some misunderstanding not carried into effect,
the party having the matter in hand not receiving
the instructions relative to the same.
We HRe requested to say that Mr.. w. L. Campbell.
whose name appeared In our issue Of Wednesday as
having been voted for as City Treasurer was not o
can didate for that position.
BuiterAeld has added some comfortable Brussels
covered setees to the furniture Of the lobby OF the
Pavilion.
On New Years day last year it was cold and rainy.
Yesterday 1t was misty and warm. with sunshine and
cloud alternating.
Retail trade was somewhat brisk on King.street
yesterday. Things are not as dull as "croakers''
would make them.
Many of the churches had sermons yesterday Ms is
customary.
The Parochial School in 4shley-street will be re-
opened on Monday. It is now permanently estab-
lished.
wslhs!ls apples bring four dollars barrs, 10 this
city.
To-day the hold ays cease, and on Monday morn
ing tae various public and private schools begin
their exercises agaiu.
At the sherif's sale day before yesterday. mules
that bad been worked brought an average price OF
$40. The stallion ",tonewall," well known on
Mount Pleasant, sold for $3.50 and mortgage
ON Monday last dispute arose between Boston
Fowler and William Smith, colored men. on the
Roddtn place. which came near resulting in mur.
der. The mater was referred to a magistrate in
ths city and satisfactorily settled.
On the title page o9Mle,'s Almanac Just publisln-
ed, the ninety-second year is printed instead Of
ninety-third. s6 American Independence. Those
who have to draw deeds. Nc, will bear this In mind
The premises Of Mr.. A. L. Tobias, Rutledge.aye-
nue.. have been entered and robbed for the second
time In short peliod.
Mons Berger will bfgin new quarter Of his
dancing school over Holmes' book house on Tues.
day.
An application will be made at the next session OF
the lie gslature for charter the Southern Asso.
citation for the education Of colored persons.
Bish op wightman is expected to preach in the
Hugue not Chulch tomorrow morning.
There will be meeting of the Dan Lodge No. 90.
]. o. o. T.. at the Old Fellows Hall, to morrow
aftosnann, at three O'Clock.
large number OF bankSupts took tho benefit OF
the act yesterday as hereifter applicants must have
Nifty per cent of their liabilities in assets.
There will DO fervce In the First Baptist Church,
to morrow. by the Rev. w. III. Williams. Pastor.
colored citizens school viii GO into operation,
10 the ZION Presbyterian Church, Calhounstrset on
Monday next.
Boyd O'Mars. young grocaYs. corner King and
Clifford streets, have dissolved. Mr.. Boya contin.
uss the business ON his own acoount. M
Ths wonderful Samaritan, = who pgofassed to be
paaacea for every ~ 81 the fssh, took Frsnoh
leave few days ago. after swindliDa . aumbsr n
persons.
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TTvHIS GUANO DIFFERs FROM PERUVIAN
Il Gusno simply In tho relative proportions Of
the same eli ments Of fertility.
It's during the past four years for the culture
Of cotton and .orn has given to It character for
standard excellence unsurpassed by genuine Peru.
Wan Guano. and where seasons Of drought inter
vene, produces o large increase of orops.
The pice at vince this Guano 10 placed is 20
much below that OF Peruvian Guano. to constitute
1t an object of material importance TO southern
Agriculture.
The large cacftal and resources OF tho Company
enable it TO furnish Guano OF the higho value at
tho loweat possible cost to consumers. and the
htshest interest Of the Company 10 rtcognized In
this policy. ip
1he Company looks to large Gales. sTaa profits
and permanent trade for compensation on capital
invested. T5sS
Dr. sr. yUL1EN RAvENEL, Of South Caro-.
lima, Ia Scientific Director TO tho Company,
which affords asnre guarantee Of the continued ex-
ceilence Of the Auan0. Mono genuine unless brand.
ed with tine name 0f JOHN 8. AERsg 8 co., Gene
raj AGENTS OF the PACIFIC 0UANO COMPANY.
For terms and mods OF application spply 70
y. ~. MDHEDMss .s
Agans for the State OF south yaxcaina @
Nos. I and Atlantic Whar.
| Docember 10 DAC stHsa8mo
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Ulotbing ano furnishing Wooos.

o,~>>o>.~ ~>,..,.N,>. " -. = ~
NEW YEAR GOuDs,
REDUCED PRICES.
STAR
SHIRTS AND COLLARS.
SCARFS AND TIES,
d RY AND GLOW E.s.
WITH AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF
SILK AND LINEN
HEMMED HANDKERCHIEFs
U N d Il RCLO THING.
AN ELEGANT VARIETY OF
NEW GOODS,
AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
E. SCO OTIS,
Meeting-strcet. opposite Market Hall.
January1 c,,os
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LADIES' LUNCH AT K1NsmAN's Sar,ooN Oys.
ters in every style. Mince pies tre sh daiy Hot cof
fee and chocolate at all hours. Ica cream evo.r
day.
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GROVER & BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

ME VERY HIGHEST PR1ZE--THE IMPERIAL !,
a cross OF the Legion Of Honor-was Conferred
upon the representative Of the GROVER & BAKER
SEWiNG o MACHINES at the Exposition Universelle.
CHIMES are the only Machines that can hoth saw
perfectly and :mbroider perfectly
lhey sew with threads direct from the spool and
luire no re-winding. fN-' "AA
A. Unlike other Machines, these fasten both ends of
the seam by their own operation.
With these Machines while silk ia used ,,ro,, +h
right or face-sde Of the seam, cotton NAV be usei
upon the other eide. This can be done on no other
MA.cnine ana IS great saving upon all articles
GROVER y BAKERS sLw1NG MACHINES are
sold at New York prices by aA'
kINSMAN BROTHERS
No. 279 KIN ING-STHEET.
SOLE AGENTS FOR TIE STATE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
Decomoer thstu1mo
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 pei
at Wilson'S Grocery, southeast corner Society
and Anson streets. Goods delivered free
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TEE UNITED STATES Court, january l.
HON. GEORGE s. BRYAN. DISTRICT JUDGE, TREs1-
D1Ne.-Ihe following petitions for voluntary bank
ruptcy were read and referred as follows: w. S..
Turner Laurens; W. A. Check, Laurens. Referred
to Henry Summer, Registrar. james s. Davis
Balnwell; Isaac W. Teague, Barnwell; N G. W.
Walker, Barnwell. Referred to r. B. Carpenter
Registrar Bender N. Miller, Edgefeld. Referred
to- kenry Summer, Registrar. Jacoo Il. Suber.
Referred to Henly Summer. Registrar VIM. Wat
son. in re Peter B. Glass. Petition to establish lien
Sale to take place in January 1862 after ten days
notice in Columbia paper I. A. WiLstock, B. NJ
Winstock. Referred to Henry Summer, Registrar
The following were referred to r. b. Carpenter
Esq, Registrar: Theodore stoney, Charleston; E.
Godbold, Marior; Richard Roper, Charleston;
homas w. Godbold, Marion; E. NJ Seabrook and
10 hn A. Seabrook, Beaufort; A. d. Mcdonald Isaac
Bennett and Jesse Il. Bolles, Charleston; Henry S.
Crabb and c D. Eastering. Marlboro; G. NJ Jones'
Darlington; j.. s. Wilder. Sumter; r. G. Eastcrling
Marlboro; William M. Sale Charleston; 8. W. Evans
Darlington; John Hearney and Nathaniel Hayward
Charleston; w. w. Haree Marion; J. & W. Knox
Charleston; j. II. Lee and William B. L.. Clio;
Charles M Patrick, Barnwel; r.. B. Rhett Jr
Charleston; Thomas L. screven, Heaufort; G. G.
ephens, Orangeburg; J. G. saltus & E. L. Roach
and Joseph T. Williams, Berkeley; NJ Walker
Bar nwel; John w. Waddcll Marlboro
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N NCHN q SCH HOUL.
THE KEY TO FASHIONABLE AND UNFASH
1oNABLE DANCING. &C.

MoNS. BERGER INFORMS HIS PATRONS THAT
his new quarter will begin on TuesIay, the 6th Of
January, over Mr.. HOLMES BOOK STORE, north
west corner OF King and Wentworth and his Satur
Mons will teach the Key to Modern Dancing and
M sne NV Mahing Sliding and Mixed steps, these inolude
all the various styles OF steps used at the BALLROOM
and arc easily mastered. As novelties. he will teach
the New Waltz, the German Hop and the Royal Ger
man. oesid fancy dances of every description
as usual, w
Mons. Berger is two we'll known 10 think any com.
ment ne cessary.
For particulars apply at No. 2I4 KtNa-sTREET.
or at the Il LII at the time of tuition
january sfmue
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EMANCIPATION DAY.-The colored fro COM
panies, and other coored organizations in the CITY,
celebrated Emancipation Day by procession, ora
ton, &C. There were two hundred and eighty five
men and boys in the process ion, OF whom about two
hundred were in uniform. large number of co.,
ored people the procession through the
principal streets to the Battery, where A. Ransier
colored, Chairman Of the Republican Executive Com
mittee, delivered an Grafton. which seemed to de-
light his audience. He spoke Of the events which
had given gloy to the day which they were eelebrat
Ing and of the principles which they illustrated He
endeavored to impress upon bis hearers the value of
the right of suffrage, OF the legitimate sequences
Of emancipation, and their duty to it carefully
and tonscientiously He dwet at length on the SUBJ
ject OF education and its special importance to his
race, and advise his hearers in the most earnest
manner, to secure its blessings for themselves and
their children In conclusion, he regretted that the
short notice given him to prepare the or l,ion had
not allowed him 10 do the snt iect even such nper-
feet justice as his limited abilities would have per-
mitted.
At the conclusion of the grafton the fro compa.
MES and other societies marched to their respective
headquarters, and the crowd dispersed.
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The THEATRE.-The weather was very plea
SAINT last evening. and Hibernian Hall was filed
with large and fashionable audience to welcome
back to Charleston the old favories of the Temple
ton troupe. The vane sisters were received with
every mark of appreciation, and it evident that
the whole company was popular with the audience.
lhe entertainment of very interesting and
vared character. AMI similar but entirely new
programme will be performed this evening.
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TAXES DuE.--Tho quarterly State taxes for
the quarter ending December 81, sales, &C.; also,
the Convention tax sales. now due, AMI must
be settled by tho 18th Instant
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SAVINGS OF TIE CoLoRED PEOPLE. The Jan
uary number of tho National Savings Bank, pub
lishea mea:hly at Washington. D. c., gives very
interesting statement of the savings Of the coored
people up to December LIST, 1861 through the agen.
cy Of the trust fund compapies instituted since tho
war, in the South. The figures show that in twenty
four branches OF the freedmen's savings banks-all
located in the Southern States except one in New
York cityhe aggregate savings OF the colored peo.
pie have been $50 for eleven months up to De-
cember 1st 1865 against $3.50, ,e73 for tho s,me pe
riod In the previous year-an increase of SS78 2l6
Tho total number of depostors is 00OO The branch
at Washington shows the largest aggregate deposits
and increase On December Let, 1857, the deposits
in the Washington concern were S5s 95o. and on De-
cember 1st, ultimo, they nearly doubled, foot
ing up S115,A95 The increase at Baltimore was
nearly in the ratio; the previous years deposits
amounted to s4677l, and this year they stand STA
738 At Beaufort, South Carolina, the increase was
from s4s,6 ,61s to s77.728. At Memphis the advance
was from s1s.673 to $32,793. Figures like these.
showing nearly million dollars already saved by
nine thousand people, hitherto almost wholly unac-
-quaintod with money, speak better than words and
give point to tho moral Of that solid independence
founded upon an account in the bank.
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Ths gsw Orleans Crescent Taesiau, 5auuara 3.

eseh oter4e, or in default OF payment they
shall be imprisoned for lot less than ten nor more
than thirty days.
FEC. 6. II shall be unlawful for any person to
own or keep key TO any stop-cock, hydfant or
tre-plug OF the Water Works unless 80 authorized
by city ordinances. and any one 80 offending shall
be liable to fine Of not less than twenty nor
mere than fifty dollars, or f he fail to pay the
penalty, shail be imprisoned not less than ten nor
more than thirty 1901 days.
ETC: I. IL is made the duty OF all city officers
as well as the police and street commissioners
department. to report all violations of this ord
nance to the superin tendent of the Water Works !;
aud the assistant city attorney is hereby required
TO prosecute all parties reported to him by the
board of water commissioners for infractons of
the same.
(Slgned) THOMAS MARKEY.
President Board Aldermen.
(Signed) ~ G. PANpyTy-
President pro TEN. Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Dec. ST. 1865.
isiened) JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary.
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PROCLAMATION BY TIE MAYOR.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Jan. 4, 1869.
By virtue Of resolution Ills, new series, of the
+, Common Council of the city of New Orleans. and
in accordance with section l2l of the city charter
houee IS nereSy gwen mat II is the intention of
the city Of New Orleans to cause 10 be opened
and widened the northeast side of Orleans street
from Bayou 81. John TO Metairie Road. 20 a uni
form width of one hundred and eighty feet. ac.
eording TO an act entitled ian act TO regulate the
orening, laying out and improving streets and
public places in the city of New Orleans and its
suburbs, incorporated and not Incorporated, and
the banlieus Of the same" approved April Sd,
JoHS r. CONWAY, Mayor.
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ERALL, Secretary.
MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, Dec. 81, lS6S.

INC. l2O5-N. 81
An OhDINANCE Tor the protection OF the City Water
ReS0lced, SECTION l. 1t shall be unlawful for
any person unauthorized by city ordinances or not
employed by the Water Works commiss toner's 10
Jake water from any public cistern or fire plup
OF 70 open the same so as 10 expose the water to
waste; or 10 turn any public or private stop.c
OF 10 any way or manner iDjure the buildings res.
ervoirs or other property belonging to the Citv
Water Works and the person so offending shall
be subject TO fine not less than twenty-five nor
more than one hundred dOls or in default of n
payment OF the fine shall be imprisoned not less
than ten nor more than thirty days.
SEC. 2. No person shall make any attachmentto
the street mains Of the City Water Works or to any
private attachment connected Herewith or anv
alteration in such private attachments. without q
special permit in writing, signed by the ptODer
ofhcer Of the Water Works. Any one so of.
lending shall be subject to a fine not less than
twenty nor more than one hundred dollars Or If
the ire be not paid, imprisonment for not less
than ten nor more than thirty days.
sEC. $. whoever shall himself or by any of
MS family, or by any Of his servants or agents.
use OF waste the water from any part Of the
WAFER works. or open any stop-cock or valve,
or shall let on or shut of the water into or from
any pipe, with ut written authority from the
proper olncer OF the Water Works. shall be sub
Ject to hne of not less than twenty nor more
tnan nity dollars, or in default of payment of
said penalty shall be imprisoned not less than five
nor more than twenty DAYS.
SIC. 4. whoever, having water license, shall
use the water, or suffer II to be used, from the
hydrsnt designated therein for any other purpose
than that specihed, or shall suffer any person not
lnciuoea N tne Incense TO use water from said
hydrsnt, or shall suffer such hydrant to remain
exposed to public use, shall be fined not less than
twetty nor more than one hundred dollars, or
falling to pay the fine shall be imprisoned not less
than I'VE nor more than thirty days for each
ofense.
SIC. 5. Parties paving streets. alleys and side.
walks are expressly forbidden to destroy or cover
up any valve or stop. box attached to the water
woiks, under penalty of not less than twenty.
ave roF more than one hundred dollars for