10th.—In short, he must, during the absence of the proprietor, take entire charge of the store, and be alone responsible for its business. SPECIFIC DUTIES OF THE SECOND ASSISTANT. 1st.—It will be his duty to dust the cases, desks, etc., thoroughly every morning. This service must be performed before breakfast, and as often repeated through the day as necessary. 2d.—In the absence of the third assistant, he is to perform his duties. 3d.—He shall assist the proprietor, or the first assistant, in the laying out, washing and dressing of bodies; and also at funerals, in the management of the hearse and carriages. 4th.—He is to trim caskets according to the directions of the first assistant, and follow the instructions given him as to the choice of materials used in their ornamentation. 5th.—He shall see that a sample of each size, style and grade of coffin and casket be always on hand in the show room, and ready to be turned out in the shortest space of time possible. 6th.—He is to keep an exact record, in the book devoted to that purpose, of the name, residence, cause of death, age and place of burial, of all parties which may have been interred by the firm. This register must always be posted up to date. 7th.—It will be his duty to clean the show cases, work room, and the stock in general, once a week, and oftener if necessary. SPECIFIC DUTIES OF THE THIRD ASSISTANT. 1st.—He is to open the store in the morning; make the fire, and attend to it through the day; sweep out the store; wash the windows; and see that all tools and implements are in their proper place and ready for instant use. 2d.—It shall be his duty to keep cooling boards clean and tidy; to have palls, stools and pedestals dusted and in shape. 3d.—It shall be his duty to pack goods and make boxes when required. 4th.—It will be required of him to do such errands as the business of the store may demand, and also to close the store at night. GENERAL REGULATIONS OF THE STORE. 1st.—Business hours will include the time between breakfast and six o’clock, P. M., except when special duty may require it otherwise. 2d.—During business hours, all hands must be employed at some regular store duty. 3d.—As waiting on customers is a duty which requires most knowledge and experience, the first assistant must always serve when there is one customer; the other assistants may help if need be. 4th.—The first assistant must always take that part of the duty which requires most knowledge and skill. This order of duty must never be deviated from, if circumstances will admit of it. 5th.—All other duty must give way to that of waiting on customers. 6th.—Every person entering the store, whether pauper or president, infant or adult, white or colored, must be treated with courtesy and kindness.