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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-01
I1AsTINGgs COMPOUND


MOT ONLY POSITIVE But A WARRANTED
INQUIRE Tor cons1mp ton a1d Gil diseases OF the iungs.
This medicine has decided the dispute shout the cufsD
y Of pton, and satisfied the medical faculty aud
Of the only be cured but that they easily
and and simply cured almost any OF the disorders 70
which the human frame is liable. the operations OF a
single bottle which cOsts 81 sufhcientiO satisfy
t-ntf not altoeethef too gone with the oseose-o
this fact and single dose gives evidence OF ITS OK
sofdnary influence IN srrestng and dcatine the ma
i.dy by the Immediate felei "h u anoios ms IS 10
quack OF secret remedy Dr. Hastings, ITS discOvefe Is
one Of the most eminent physicians VI the axe. ana has
made full disclosure VI It's bis history aud a us cOmpo-
parts tho world wishing to incur The lesponsi
bty o. contning to himself for the sate OF pfoh Sc
cret which calculated do such universal good And
hss the wonderful result OF operations that the
London Lancet Medical Times, aid the most eminent
physicians u 10th hems phere anxiOusy o0nng upon
sufferers have immediate u t. and proclaim
that Of all known medicine 10 alone mas positively es
tabsbed It's efficacy by undensbs proofs Of curing con-
sumption and other diseases Of the lungs
The great celebrity OF Hasuggss compound syrup VI
ksphtha obystes the necessity Of publishing certificates
cures la fact can be ssceTtsned II has cured
OF Is fast curing almost all who have used IT, and pr0bs
by person mas taken bottle bat would be willing TO
gve certificate in Its favor Others have already
done without hesitation.
Probably twothrds Of the regular physicians both
aides Of the Atlantic using Hastings NaphthaSyrup
Ia their private practice and many d them are becoming
for the consumption and all diseases VI the
Lungs entirely through IT'S means.
Price 81 per bottle si2 bottles for -
As this is very expensive preparation 10 Is not len
round On commission the mode with qusck medi-
cines but be purchased and out by those who
soil sgain. This arrangement will IN general limit It's sale
the aud towns and therefore persons resi-
Hestlness Naphha Syrup cannot be obtained,
who cen be reached by stage express steamboat
other public conveyance should write direct 70 NJ A. r.
HARRISON Ia Grennwichst. Nsw-YoIk, enclosing re-
inmed stely packed and forwarded to them ia
their safe and speedy delivery. Us 4tsOdos
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MEDICINES.
CONSTIPATION, tCosrtvrssssJ
DYSPEPSIA AND THE PILES,
fcFn4aarntit tufeo NiiiNuA MedlCitrss lhJrtAphrl
Baths, By the and improved
WAkroS's LRyALESTA.
A AZ.

Pefma1enfif Cured without Medicines. inlecIDb-f OF
Baths, By the new and improved
"AkroSs LRyALESIA,
~ Vegetable Food. ,.-
dietetic for Infants add Iny.ds ever Ut ducorefed
Priee Reduced and Package Divided -.
Repeated experiments have row brought the ENa snts
20 frrPr5ng state ef Perfection THIS viii % iqsnd
very much superior in appearance nayoi ana
The ce.ebrstsd . Warton's Msssss,' called ceeAin
CliHte "a agreeable ssd efeaeou, 'iT@y recon-
r-bsllious cases OF IN those Of long standing
The Ers.n,s pu, up under the seal q the msuulsc-
turer snd prorI uniform parcels NOV FOR ihs frs,
tiuel OF two sizes sud sold Il the following prices, viz
Parcels Of rounds lPres reduced 'ol.''."sS
The Msluu. /. POI vp in bottle, under the ike seal Of
Botde containing two qusits................S2 81
DO do and enc qu8ster pinls. 10
Zach parcel accompanied by "a printed Instructions
deduction made Of p per cent to wholesale dealers
The ori gnal treatise Cousfi patton by WsTton Of
Pans Will be handed gTaiuioDsly ali pufch Of
l~o or more 2 10 packages, or large bottles
book cOntainlns The names AID residences OF several
hundred persons Of the Respectable classes Who have
experienced ls benefit in this country vii Be shown to
parties intersfted
To leave no doubt in the mind. purchasers the Erga
lenta 30 be sold and warranted IN ell cases gsnaie,
feh and staciou5, OF t YHrchase "oeey i Be promptly
The success. eo,apIete uiloa nngl, erspnsr, which
hs crowned .s great remedy ior heIsst twelve months
In Tins county ind aces the ubscpes 70 euAfsnJ ioi
stipulated compensation, either perfect cure OF sas-
factory alley ispon, properly the sotJ7t o. ne
remedy They are prepared 70 eater Hto %
that effect condiuoDed make charge unless success
fall for man. parcels as they may think necessary 10
test he case.
Oders nom all paris Of the United sa.es Great Britain,
or Continent Of Europe, elsewhere, tosPad snd
enclosing the necessary amount will be promptly eX-
ecUted
Solo wholesale aad retail by the subscribers ONLY
i.uecessors O. Hammond Coz the National Depot Of
WartOns Ergaeuts No Z78 Broadway north ess, corner
Of Broad sy Chambers street three dors south Of
| Stusrt's new marble building
| Ssw-York, jan J.. 1919.
Beware Of spurious Ervaenia. Look vel 20 the seal
and examine its appearance 10 the parcel This article
caunot e b. mistaken for any other IL has e treA
and teig appearance not scoIched, nor redeemed ~
ndryng nor ming sny sdmixure 70 disguise the
acdy or bitterness Of spot ed compound The color IS
PALE STRAW nat yclioig Amer being cooked II becomes
/ preparation. =, -
Authorized Agents for the Ervalents-BIookyn, ~ y.
James w. Smith, COnTt-st Of Montague Place :
Phisdel phis Ps.O b Zieber Co. Ledger Building
Harfyrd. Conn-Charles 7. Wells Chicaso, III -Steb-
bins K Read Middl-towD. Conn.,. G faner But
falo, n "A J. Mathews corner Of Name and swan
Z
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AeE-Unaer year, 50 TO O. 81 TO 5, SO. So 10
20 10 TO- IS. - 70 80 IS 30 70 40 49 40 10 So 81 10
60 IS. co % 10 g. 10 to so, 20 1901 unknown, s.
Total. 34i.
PLscGs o. NArvrY-U niied States. 80; Ireland, "
ENGLAND. 49, Scotland. Wsles, Germany, % France,
s. Hoilsud,l: switzerland l. British Possessions In n
America. West Indies, unknown, Total, 81.
From Aims House, Bellevue, 81 Hospital, Bellevue, %
Psnitenary Hospital, Blseswelfs Island, 8 Small FOX
Hospital, Blackweli's Island Lunaue Asy um =
Wards Island City Hospital lOi City Prison, Nur
ssry Hospital. Backwelfs Island, q Hospital Eighth
avenue, I; Colored Home, 3, Aims House, BackweiFs
Island. 10 C0lored Persons, n. - 49,
A. W WHITE. City Inspector
Cry Inspector's OiFiee. January q, 1913.
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PORT OF NEW-YOHK

Arrived-Pscket-ship yorktown, sebor London and
For smouh Dec q, ndse, ~ Grinnell, MInturn Co
ship LusoniA Hamilton, Antwerp aud Flushing Dec
~ So. Zeress Co. Sid in co with ship Tsims, to
Boston, 70 siTge passsrs. -
Bark Marceia, lngham, Palermo 10th ult passed Glib
fAtAr 9th, fruit NC. 10 Chamberlain Phelps Dec rs,
lat IS y, Ion 80 L, exchd signals with big Messenger,
boaoi East 10Th lat 81 lon 80 So exchd sis' with bf
steamer steering WsW.
Swedish brig John Johnson johnson, stockholm IS as
iron. 20 Beck 4 Kunhafdt.
Bns ranplco, Peterson, Franklin, La, p ds moa'ses
70 A Hesion The T has been DAYS on the coast.
Brs Galveston Bradford, Nassau, Mp, Ia d., fee, &c
TO A q Benson \ Co. Left no American vessels The q
IA. experienced severe weather and NE gales from the
18th TO the 2uth
sehr Walter Merchant Rowland, Middletown, NC, &
Dc. corn, 10 Benz Blossom.
Sehr n Skinner Kellum. Virginia 6s grain, master
schr TuscsOra, Foster Phlsde ds mdse, 10 master.
Schr Dispatch CorsoD, Bfanjywine, Del, days, corn
neai, TO /. b1ckisy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-01

Names ofi-isstsies h1--'
esiale. have be-u taken
charge Of BY The Pubic
Admluistrslorof his pr
d-rr-ur., srl vricr
hsve rot been heretofore
reported.
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'VO BRass-YOUNDERs- Sc.

no BRs-s-FOUNDERS-Ss Sealed proposals viii be
Al this oce BY The subscriber until ibs q dsy
Of February p NJ for 30 nch stop-cocss, zo inch
storock cO luch stopcoSks 80 liucb .tcpccoks CON-
position % b Is copper. tn. oz zinc. ta9 work
ship be Ct the best character and 10 be approved Of
by The sueersisned Perscns wishing 10 propose
qaesled beore sending IA their proposals q call 81 tins
once, where patterns can hs seen
JAMES \ COFFIN, President Gro ACT Board
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CeOKPORATiON N0TICE.-Pior..s a,

- GOuVeTne East RveI-Pubc notice IL here
~ aveu 20 al the protre OF lots lying opposite
the OIL and persons otherwise Interested 10 the
WateTfTonts the bushead situated the kzs River
between The east SIDE Of the foot of Montgomery street
and side " the foot Of Commentaries, ana
also 10 all the propTieors m lots lying opposite 10, the
Of and otherwise interested ia ths water
fronts the bukhead situated the East River between
the east side Of the foot VI G0uvcrheursreet and the
SIDE Of the foot Of Wsouistrcst that tbs Mayor,
Aldermen aud Conmonsy Of the City Of New York have
determined upon sinSng aud competing pier from The
eastsIy SIDE and also pier tom The westerly side Of ths
foot Of OouNerneur-stree under the direction Of the
Street ConlnlssloneT eech per " he Two hduared AM
(20l ieet in length by forty ll feet ia width said
Piers 70 be commenced on or before he st day Of March
ensuing aud be completed within -four n0nhs there
after by the first day Of JAY 1913. And notice 10
hereby farther given - Ae propfetcFs OF lots lying oppo
site To- the owners o. per.oas Interested Aforesaid
that they required before the expiration Of
weeks from the cate u this notice and advertisement TO
signify Ia writing to the sr-; AZ ice
No Hall o Records, their Intentions - uuie with tho
said Corporation Ia sink ana peilus the said plefs
Aforesaid and contribute tkciT respective proportions
Of the expense Of slusBs AID completing the same,
not 70 cate 10 SINKING ano completing the same ana
contr butte their pe-tye proportions Of the
gense thereof, they oeem eNPeaeal And notice
+ hereby farther given that n any persons the popr
Of lots lying opposite TO- the owners o. person.
IN The wat r0Ets the bukhe ads
ghc East River between the d- Of The foot Mont
gomery street s-d the thr foot VI GouveT
street s. all refuse ply with the al
rcet.s A. aforesaid and - NJ not bear Or dschase their
froPoro.s parts OF the u sinking snd compile
ting said pier fJm the westerly scs Of tho toSt Of Cow
erueustfset Aforesaid sad that 4 any persons the
propretors u ots rs opposite 70, the owners Of
sons othef~ s- interested Ia the sierfonts or me ouk
head the East River hetwc,ntle ess e vi tbs Jot
Sosvegn street and tie west side u the foot of Wa
shall refuse neglect co'nply With the DR.
reetions aiossAio ano sha not bear discharge tho
prop ruou-l parts Of The expense of sinking And eonPe
aeur.iIest aisrese thsl .ai persons Aforesaid viii
lively sum- AMI completed, and the Wharfage Arisins
there FROM according tie act OF the gsature q thu.
Stale in saeh case made and provided
MARTIN Z THOMPSON, Street Commissioner.
Street Com nlsslQner's Once. JtnuaTy o lt4o
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' Nrw-YORK TRIBUNE.
S,lTN fTEl5S.

No&DAS. Jan 81
u..,rs OFFICER AT STATEN isLANp-Ano
-, a.s nominated DIR. ALrx. b. wHrIso' LOT
.,,s oeer bar the Senate does NOS IS YET conn e
~.,a,,,e.t Meantime, Or. Van Hovenbursh, the old
- ,srsmptory vAsstes the oince. (his term having
- ,o,ps lime since) and the Board CT Health here,
s,rec,ei. has temporarily filed the vacancy by
~.~,o,,,, Or. SAMUEL r. CHnDs 10 the post. Or. c.
" .-s.t experience, stands hsh az Physician and
"a vii, doubles. discharge the responsible du-
- uhIcA he has entered with decided ability aud en-
ergy.
F,xrs---The premises Of ITO Beekmanst. occu.
,.,,es by II. c. Treadsen ~ cracker bakery. was
..hs damaged by Ore about O'Clock iaH evening".
.eout hafpss, o'clock, this morning. FIRE brse out
N The house 641 Greenwich.s; Il was extngnsbed be-
fire much damage done II caused b. the hearth
being cot OF repair ard Are getting through.
RsscuED FROM DRowSIsG-A man By the
name Of Michael Flanagan. residing al 500 Pearls last
evening into the sip al :he foot Of Caharnesi cut
wa. rescued BY policeman Hank.
poIlcE.-Oficer Stowell Of the Fourth Ward,
while klrg his rounds last night. discovered tina. the
fe.ses Of Mr. Tay or pub sher, II Sprucest ha1 been
brokeu open on examining the building officer stoweN
flnd a about IS years DID, and with the assistance Of
roccsnaa Holland succeeded In srresng three Others
A recovered upward Of $50 worth which they
had sio.en. The accused gave their James Nc
Cresdy Patrick McCnaiy, Thomas Gsrvey and james
Wilson, ane fully committed 70 prison for trial.
Their ages vary from 10 70 5, AMI are doubtless the sane
gang have several times broken into The Tribune o.
nee and other buildings IN TIE vicinity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-01
PASSENGERS ARRIVED
MARINE JOURN A L.

IN brig ,sI,esiOn from Nassau MP SMsrlin, Il Chap
nan. G Godfrey and Bartlett.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-01

y Nassal-sfIrrf = TeICty gwen 70 fD7 Iel
tVes sud ueNt of kin Of GEORGE A BODE, native Of
Nsao, T. seAsr, deceased. and whO j. alleges - have
Seo nie.taie that n. elects Of the said in The
Asses Of he Public Administrator Will be administered
NC aispsec Of by him according law unless the
yoeaSe oy sone laSful executor adm EstI stor @;
tne e-ee saed by the 18th day Of Fsbrnar, next-Dsed
New tois Jan IL, lsf6 JAMES : THANER.
lte ts~f~ Public AdmiaisfrAfnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-01
NEw-YORK Ann EaIE RaIiro-a comp.s,-

n ILV'lN M EHIE KaIlFo-d Compsny---
tEte sioeAhelaes Of the NewYok and Esie .ilro.d
Company src hereby notified thai ~ insslueat of M
per share on 81 shares on which the payments heretofore
made 90 not exceed SIS required b be paid Al the Of
ace Of the Company 45 Waist before The i7th d.v
Of Febrssry next By order Q. the Dsciafs -SsxYoSk
Ian. II. lsss. ILL lml NATHANIEL MARSH, sec'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-01

Names 81 irteststes " hose
estaies hsv, been isken
charge OF by the Public
Admlnis,fs.or ~ hss pre-
dece.sors, ard which
have been heretofore r. d
ported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-01
Weekly Report Of Deaths

IN CO asd Coaty Of Ne,e- Yori from the I'D day 81
Jaaasyy. ls4s, 10 tie 18th day Of Jan~ury, 1913.
Nan IOg--Womsn 7s-Boys g7-Girls IL Total. 34I
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NORPORATION notice.

CORPORATION NOTICh.-Pier between Catha-
Mine and Market streets, and pier between Rutgers
and Jefferson streets East RiyePubhc notice Is hereby
given ell the propneiors Of lots lying opposite to, the
or and persons otherwise interested the water
I0uts the bulkhcads situated the East River BE-
the pier the east side OF tho foot O Cauane-
kesreet to ell The propr etors Of lots lying opposite
TO- the owners e. and persons ctheTwsc crested 10 the
eter fronts the buSLea situated the East River,
between the peE the east side Of Rutgesstreet and the
pier foot OF Jefferson street That the Mayor Aldermen
and Cemmonaty OF the City OF NewYor have directed
that pier three hundred feet ia length and forty feet In
width, be sunk and completed In the East River, nom
the bulkhead midway between the Aforesaid piers al
Catharue and Market directs and that pier OF me same
dimensions be sunk snd completed into the last River
from the bulkhead, midway between The Aforesaid piers
kugers and Jefferson Streets under the direction OF the
Street Commissioner the said piers 10 be commenced On
before the fms day Of March next ensuing ana be
yetsd within four months thereafter 10 VIE By the hrsi
Gay OF July, 1919 And notice IL hereby farther given TO
all the pIOpetOrs OF lots lying opposite TO- the owners Of
aud persons inter esed az Aforesaid respectively at hey
required before the expiration VI 'N weeks from
lie Of this notice aud A0NeIt ement TO SIGNIFY 10
writing 20 the Street Commissioner, At his Office, No.
Hall Of Record their intentions To JOIN IN sinking and
completing the said piers Aforesaid. sod 10 cOntfi
sinking and peting the not 20 join IN sinking
completing the and not 10 contribute thelr
spectve proportions Of the expense thereof as they
deem eXpeoienL Ana notice Is hereby farther giyen,
that II any persons the pIopreOrs a. lots lying opposite
TO- the Of persons Otherwise interested IN the
ffOnts the bElkhescs situated respectively as
Aforesaid shall refuse neglect q comply with the d.
recops Aforesaid aud shall not bear discharge their
proportional parts Of the Pene of sinking ana cor pet
Tie saio respectively a. Aforesaid, that they VIII
thereby forfeit al night interest M The aforesaid
sqectivry sunk and com. lcteo and the whafse 4rs
thsreom according 10 the aet Of tne Legislature VI
this State, in such case made and provided
MARTIN r. THOMPSON street Commissioned
Street CornfLissOuers Of'cc January G, 1913 bW
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RESCUED FROM DRowSIsG.-A man By the
name Of Michael Flanagan residing al 500 Pears last
evening fell into the sip az he foot Of CaihArnesi sui
wa. rescued ~ policeman Hank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-01
orr CIaE.
LIST OF LETTERS.

,ovrErisvn ~ iva rssuSg ~ SPECIAL .gsoINrNEsr
List Of Letters Remaining In the Ny. Post Once,
Saturday, January %, lsis
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y FOR SALE OR TO LRAsK. soa.

81 LANO-eO0 acres wei. located in Aliesas a.,
AMI kasmazoo Couutses, Michszn, in psro-l. - 4,
lis sores for sale exchange for propert, In hi.
city o. vie;nity. Apply WILSON 4 cO8B
~ ST. % fgoEt-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-01

IN LAND IN ILLINOIS go acres IN MaTeuets
ists Adams County, sSoat % niles from Oa.ney on
TN Mississippi. liver, Tor sale exchange for pro
I9ss. WiI.SnN CORR s. Ernn,..,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-01

O. FOR sAi.E-The four ?. story buck houses and
~. IS a, lul and los Twenty -foarthst between
- ,0nd and Ihigd avenues Lots - by sS, houses p
by 90 They Will be soa low. large portion OF The paT
chase nancy remain on mortgage sud the balaace. II
dased asy be secured by mortgage other property
that tnonoy need be pso. Apely 70
IL - ROE LOCKWOOD, al Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-01

YIN r wv tst'IV TIlaFc
Il; sh.ff-.L erected FOR business seorpe lot, - ~
- 100 feet on kIfh-avenge: 10 wood aud land
Pos shseepsis 26oo 90 on Cumberland River, The
honese Al farm Of Revolutionary patriot deceased 100
teshfy situated branch Of the Thames, above
Norwich. CT. Apply to NEH. BROWN 40 Beaeh-sL
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-01
CUSTOM HOUSE REGULATIONS.

The duties ON imported articles required by law TO
be paid on entering them at the Custom House. VIII
be found specified at the head OF such articles, IN ou-
mage of quotations. The following are otherregular
tons: " ,
Memorandum in all cases in which the in
voice or entry shall not contain the weight, or guam
tity or of goods wares, or merchandise now
weighed or measured, or guaged, the same shall be
weighed guagcd, or measured, at the expense OF the
owner, agent, or consignee.
Dra,rbacks.-That, from and after the first day OF
December 1885, in lieu of the bounty heretofore au-
thorized by law TO be paid on the expectation Of
led fish of the fisheries of the United States
there shall be allowed, on the expectation thereof
If cured with foreign salt, drawback equal in amount
10 the duty paid the salt, and no more: TO be as
certaned under such regulations as may be
nv the Secretary of the Treasury.
Crodits-All duties are payable in cash-or,
Goods Wares and Merchandise, on their importa-
ton. may be placed in Public Stores under the Ware
housing law, and duties paid when such Goods,
Wares &c., are withdrawn therefrom (except tor
expectation, } but if not claimed at the expiration
of year. or duties and charges paid are then to be
anprsised and sold under the direction of the Collec-
tor of the Port.
Tires alloped.- sugar in boxes 10 per cent; in
casks 49, in bags and mats 8. Coffee in casks II; III
baos o. and bales 81 Cotton in bales q and in ccroons
Cocoa in casks 10; and in bags |. Cheescin boxes
90. Indigo in ceroons III and in cases 10. Pepper
in bags 9. Pimento in bags 3. And Figs IN drums
10 per cent.
Ale Beer and Porter in bottles 10. All other Liquors
in bottles 5 per cent
Restrictions.--No goods to be imported in vessels
less than 80 tons burthen. No Beer, Ate and Porter
in casks of less capacity than forty gallons beer mea
sure or if in bottles of packages less than six dozen
No distilled spirits casks of less capacity than nine
tv gallons wine measure, except Brandy, which may
be imported in casks in any capacity not than Ia
gallons. ,a 81, voc.
.sjsof Denmark Central America, Netherlands Ham
burg, Bremen, Lubec, Prussia, Sweden, Norway, Old
ra;noSs. Portugal, Sardinia, English, Mexican ant
Texian, from whatever port or place, free; and OF
French vessels coming from Martinique and Gaada
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-01

For every vessel, either drawing feet water or up
wards, or measuring 10 tons custom house tonnage,
coming from the to the city of Baltimore, per
foot, .......... 1870. p D oo
For every vessel of like draft, from Baltimore
TO sea- ....,..--. ........... ~ oo
For the months of December, January, February
and March, in addition to every foot such YES
sci draws, .......... 10
BE IL enacted 6y the General AssembyV Maryland,
That every master owner OF a mcrchantycssel 60
,nr TO sea- whether sailing under coasting license or
registered of the burhcn of one hundred and twenty
tons and upwards, shall be obliged TO receive the rst
Pilot who offers to conduct pilot his vessel and
shall continue the Pilot to the Capes, or shall
pay to him haplotagc; provided the said Pilot shall
speak or board said vessel above Fort McHenry, and
shall be duly licensed to act Pilot; and provided
further that the Pilot who shall have conducted any
vessel from the Capes into port shall be entitled to
take charge of the vessel as Photo the Capes
on her next voyage.
SEC 2 Ind be IL enacted, That any master or own
er of merchant vessel sailing under coasting license
or registered of the burthen of hundred tons and
upwards coming from sea- shall be Obliged to take the
first Pilot who shall offer to conduct or pilot his YES
sell and shall continue the to the port of destina
ton or shall pay him half pilotage; provided SAID
Pilot shall speak or board said vessel before cape
Henry Light House shall bear south, and provided
ALSO the said Pilot shall have branch or license to
the destined port of said vessel: ~
SEc.3 And be it enacted, That the owners of all
vessels of the burthen of seventyhv tons and up
wards not exceeding one hundred tons, before going
to sea shall apply the Board of Pilots for license
TO navigate the Chesapeake Bay and shall pay to the
said Board for such license at the rate OF six cents
ton and such license shall be good for twelve months
SEC 4 And be IL enacted, That the master OF any
vessel for which license is made necessary, by tne
preceding section who shall navigate the same with
ont such license shall subject himself to receive
Pilot upon the terms as is provided for IN the
first section Of this Act