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or other beast of burden, or one horse and other
beast of burden and wagon or other vehicle, the sum
of one hundred dollars; with two horses or other
beasts of burden and wagon or other vehicle, the
sum of one hundred and fifty dollars.

In force from March 5, 1862.

1865, c. 76 repeals section 22 and 1862, c. 97, so far as it relates to the same,
and enacts the following in lieu thereof.

22. No such license shall be granted to any hawker or peddler in the name or style of a part- nership or company, and but one person shall trade under any such license. No such license shall extend beyond the county in which it may be issued. In force from June 1, 1865.

1865, C 76. To whom granted.

NON-RESIDENT TRADERS.

1867, c. 252 repeals sections 37, 38, 39 and 40, and enacts the following in lieu

thereof.

37. No person not being a permanent resident of the state of Maryland shall sell, offer for sale or expose to sale within the limits of the city of Balti- more any goods, wares or merchandise whatsoever other than agricultural products and articles manu- factured in private families within the limits of the state, either by sample, card or other specimen, or by written or printed trade list or catalogue, or by any representation or description verbal, written or printed of such goods, wares or merchandise, whether such person be the maker or manufacturer thereof or not, without first obtaining a license so to do.

1867, C. 252, License to non-residents.

38. No person resident in the city of Baltimore and having a license to sell therein, shall suffer or permit any person not being a permanent resident of said city and not in his regular service or employ, or

Special license