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The Dinner 10 the Volunteers.

On Tuesday last, the citlznns from the
surrounding country, poured into our vii.
Page to j,lu IN the festivities of The day,
TO our returned volunteers.
ihere could no, have been much less than
"a thousand people from the country.
The Marshalls Of The day, Maj. d. Nor.
Pow, Eco. and Maj. J. A. Young, succec.
ped 10 getting large procession formed,
which pteceded BY tho Providence Band
marchcd to the Court House. There, the
Crowded concourse was organized BY the
Pfesiden, Of the day, VIM Davidson, Esq
taking the chair, who called on tho Rev.
|Cyrus Johnson who addressed the throne Of
Grace 10 an impressive and solemn prayer.
lie introduced Mr.. J. A. Fox, the orator Of
The day, who in q neat, chas,e and appropri-
ate mannes complimen,ed the volunteers aud
welcomed them to their homes. Cant G.
". Caldwell replied ia behalf Of the voun.
,esr' in brief feeling style, after which
lao Procession was formed again and pro.
eeeded 10 tho Academy Grove where
'amp!uous barbecue was awaiting them, -
spread out under the direction OF Mr.. WIN.
Hunter. who as we'll as the bea-knows
how to do such things in way to please
The most fastidious.
There could not have been less than FL
or22 hundred strangers and tho villagers
N the grove, when the Presiden. unnoun.
eed the cdibIes TO DO ready.
The Rev. Mr.. Freeman invoked bless.
ing, one Of the tables though 100 feet long
and lined on both sides could not accom-.
'noda'o near all tho ladies present. The
c'osh being removed and some wine placed
90 tho table. DR.. G. J. Fox, Chairman OF
'ns Committee on toasis read the follow
!0g regular ,oas.s.
., LIST. The Mcek'euburg Volunteers
worthy sons Of worthy sires. The latter
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A MISTAKE.

A contemporary says that our Wing
friends are mistaken in suPposiug that Gen.
Taylor will never veto bill, and that he
has the best of reasons for supposing that
Old lack intends to veto Bill Marcy
Exchange.
Mike suggests that the old General will
veto oil those lie bills (ibels) which the
Democratic presses are row full Of.
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ready 10 march TO the field Of battle, in
defence of their country, and the last
to surrender those rights guaranteed to
them by the Constitution, and so dearly
won and maintained by the blood Of their
torelathers of seyeGty.six.
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y There was mistake in this and
last weeks, weekly Almanac. The rca.
der can correct the mistake by commencing
al Friday, instead Of Wednesday.
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by j. IL, d. w oman,
Her presence 10 sunshine,
Her absence is night;
Her frown ia all darkness,
Her smile is all light,
By w. NJ. Mathews. Lieut.. J. h. Har.
rison.-The officer is entitled to our high.
es, respect. But a warmer, deeper. nobler
feeling we cherish for the man who sym.
pa,hises with the soldier in trouble. consoles
him in sorrow, who watches over him
with all a brolher's solci,ude and care.
BY Specta,or.-Thc Providence Band.
Their harmonious strains have enlivened
the ceremonies Of the day, and their cour,
teous department and gen,lemanly bearing
won the respect Of all. May Providence
watch over them.
BY Benz. Morrow.-The brave and pat.
rio,ic officers aud Volunteers Of old Meek
lcuburg and her sister counties, always
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" Read the testimony from Northern
Democratic papers in favor Of CAST be
fauad under the caption. Bones for the
Locos." IL req'iircs no comment.
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On the 2lst inst On top Of the Laurel Mountain,
Wilkes county, Of apople1y, THOMAS HOPE
ALEXANDER, second son "f Edwin l.. aud
Rachel c. Alexander. aged l6 years 3 months
and l6 days
At the residence of his father; in Cabarrus
county, on the 7th instant Of pulmonary con.
sumption, ROBERT PARKS, son of Levi Parks,
Esq. aged about 10 years.
Death comes 10 all, how soon
How soon tho living enter
The mysterious world of the tomb,
And are forgotten"
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DIED

A CAROLINA WING.
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Thing to ssii every taste. During the year
you get 76s pages Of amusing and inter.
es,ius reading for just ono dollar. Charlie
W. Holden's enterprise merits an exien.
,;vs field OF patronage. Will the Editor
be kind enough to send US the August mum.
her. which we have not received.
The Western Continent, published and
edited by Garland and Donaldson, Bali.
more is a valuable addition to the litera.
lure Of the South and every person who
delights in that charming literature, fur.
uisbcd in the Quarterly Reviews, and do
no, feel able TO take the whole list, should
lake the Continent. where are garnered The
choicest gems Of Blackwood, Frazer's, Ed.
joburg aud so forth. Some very uncharit.
able remarks have been made by some OF
The Southern presses. in relation TO the
Continent, because il ceased to wransle 10
hc sectional dispute existing between the
North and South. In our view that was
redeeming feature in the change, and we
presume the present editors have not called
their paper" Southern" because sectional,
bu, because il offers TO the South in a cheap
and agreeable form, some Of the choices,
and most select Of the current literature
Of the day, and which could not be enjoyed
b. the general reader without being at con.
siderable expense. The able articles IN.
der The editorial head are worth the price
Of The paper.
With the brief notice Of Tho "Con,i.
rent, we couple an unfeigned wish tina, the
Editors may succeed beyond their an,ici.
PATRONS.
Subscription price 81 in advance. Ad.
diess, Garland and Donaldson, Baltimore.
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j. II. COnstable's Gard.

Gard which is TO DO found on the last col.
una Of our outside. page Isl. Let every
volunteer there rcnd. Mr.. C's. view of a.
Fender perjury. Mr.. G. himself was de.
ceived by his reliance on Fender undc.
eelved himself. he will now undeceive any
oue who is sufficiently impartial and UMPIRE.
Jaj'ced enough 10 give truth hearing.
While on this subject. VIC would like to
know wha, has become Of those ten curl.
oaiies," some North Carolina Editor dis.
covered in our Regiment Tina, Editor
stated that there were ten Taylo men
r,rc " cur iosifies," 10 the regiment. The
Raleigh Regiaer found nearly tirice that
rumber 10 tho one company from that sec.
ton. The Editor Of the Hiiisboroush Re.
eorder discovered some ninffetn in the com.
pspy from there; and the Highland Mes.
,eoser states, a majority of men in the
companies from Old Buncombe, xhibii the
Taylor qualities of those " fen curiosiiics."
That editor, who ever he may be, would
la valuable accession to some nniiqnar.
an society. no is 50 completely tau fat
al dIsco,ering euriosifies.
49,
Taylor meeting In Caba rus.
A Taylor demonstration will be made 10
Cabarrus on Saturday 18th day OF Octo.
bsr al Rocky,Riyer Church. The District
Elec'or and Hon. d. NJ. Barringer, will
|oertainly be there, and other speakers are
confidently expected.
Further particulars mex, week.
W Waterman and Argus, please copy.
EMr. Argus which can send the lar.
gest delegation to the meeting to be held
ai Rocky River: Arson, Stanly, or Mont.
gomefy ! We safely promise, several thou.
sands from Cabanus will be there to vel.
como their brethren from neiehbouring
counties. Old Rocky River itself, can
turn on, It's hundreds Of good and true
Wings.
ITO Readprs and COrrcspoMd
"Solus" has been unavoidably crowded on,
Lhis week. We will insert his article mex,
3eek. and will thank him for continue.
ion Of bis fsvors.
We will in our next ISSUE commence a.
gain, giving Tho markets" The frs,
nes Cotton sold from this county, in Che.
paw, tina, We heard Of, brought 81 cents.
" Read the testimony from Northern
Democratic papers in favor Of Cass to be
fauad under the caption. Bones for the
Locos." IL req'iircs no comment.
y There was mistake in this and
last weeks, weekly Almanac. The rea.
dsr can correct the mistake by commencing
at Friday, instead Of Wednesday.
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STATE OF NOR1H.C4ROLINA,
CABARRUs COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Ju-
ly Session, lsiS.
David Kizor admir- of Rachel)
Kizer, decd. Petition fot Sale
Susannah kizer, Rachel NJ XII of Land.
ger, Fanny Check and others.
Mt appearing to the salts action Of the Court,
4 that the defendant Fanny Cheek is not an in
habiant of this State, is therefore Ordered. that
publication be made for six weeks in the Char.
lot,e Journal, published in Charlotte, n. c., noti
flying the said defendant to be and appear at the
next term of this Court, to be held at the Court
House in Concord on the Sd Monday in October
next, TO plead, answer, or demur TO said petition,
or the same will be taken pro confosso as to her
and sale ordered accordingly.
Witness, r. w. Foard, Clerk Of our said Court
at Office, the Sd Monday in July. A. d. lS4s.
R. w. F0ARD, CC.C.
Printers Fee Is Gay. Isl
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To the public at large.

JIMES w. EGBERT, late senior pa.tner Of
EMORYS
To m James NJ. EgOert) the corn.ry owes
lasting favor, he being the first of Dame For.
tunes agents to advertise 10 Ply Postage on all
etters, and The first TO pay prizes without extra
discount This CID established hou,e is conduct.
cd IN manner now worthy the at ention OF all.
We name William Bailey 4 Ca to our friends at
llrge fer strict attention to all business in their
1iu, - (Hbrcr
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
STEAMBOATS,.

Leave Bath for Boston (direct every Monday, Tdes
day, Thursday and Friday at 6 O'Clock NJ. Returning
leave Boston every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday at NJ. Via Portland and Lowell, every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at II O'Clock NJ
Returning leave Boston every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at O'Clock NJ and Portland at II O'Clock
NJ, arriving at Bath mt NJ
Leave Bath for Richmond, Gardiner and Hallowell,
every Tuesday at M, Wednesday at NJ, Thurs
day and Saturday at S A NJ and 2 NJ, and Sunday at
5 A NJ. Returning leave Iaowel on Monday at s. A
NJ and q P NJ, Tuesday at d NJ, Wednesday at 81 A
NJ, Thursday at p M, Friday 81 M and q ? M,
touching at Gardiner and Richmond
Leave Brunswick for Portland every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 10 A NJ. Returning leaves
Portland every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday II
NJ.
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STAGES

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ate places at P. NJ every day Saturday excepted and
at 7 A. Nj. daily Sunday excepted. Returning at
A. NJ daily, Monday excepted, and at p. NJ daily
Sunday excepted. These Stages connect ut Brunswick
with lie Portland and Augustaline OF Stages.
Leave Bath for Wscasset Damariscotta, Waldoboro'
Camden, Thomaston, Belfast Bangor and intermediate
paces, at 6 A. daily Returning mt P NJ daily
Leave Bath for Brunswick, Topsham, Wiscassct,
Daariscoita, &C. on the arrival of the Steamboats, from
Boston.
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LINCOLN BANK--Old Corporation Hyde,
Presidents Jonathan Hyde, Levi Houglton, Joshua
Page Henry Hyde, Directors. Bank hours, from 8 to
y AM.
LINCOLN BANK-New Corporation, F. Pat
ton President; Geo.F Patten, VIM M.Rogers, Thos
Harvard, Chas. Davenport, l.. w Honghton, G. w.
Kendall j. IL. MLellan, Directors; John Shaw, Cashier
Rank hours from to 2AM. Discount days, Tuesday
COMMERCIAL BANK.-Wm d Sewali, President:
VIM, D. sewall, Jacob Robinson ,GbertTrufant Thos
NJ Reed VIM. patten, DreCtors Thos. Agry, Cashier
rank hours from 9 to II A. NJ Discount days, Thurs
days nm p, , ,. a..
dant. r. d. Robinson, Joseph Sewall, John Smith
Vim. NJ Reed Lewis Backmer, VIM. burlington
VIM. " Noses, Directors; ID. +. Baker, Cashier Bank
hours from to u A. NJ. Discount day, Monday.
HNDROSCOGGIN BANK, TopsHAM.-C has. Thomp-
son. President Charles Thompson, John Barron, Da.
vid Scribner, Nahum Perkins, Woodbury. B. Purinton,
directors; John Coburn, Cashier Discount days,
Tuesday of each week Bank open from to l in
summer 10 to in winter
BBINSWlCK BANK, BRUHswIcK.-Rc hard I. Dun
Ian. President Richard Il. Dunlap, Alfred J. Stone,
JoIn c. Humphreys, Joseph Badger, VIM. Barron, Di-
reetors A. c. Robbins, Cashier. Discount day, Thurs
day Bank hours as above.
MARINER BANK, WIscAssET.-llenryC Clark, Pres
ident; Henry Clark, Wilmot Wood, Edmund Dana
samuel Alley, James ApCarty, Directors; S. p Baker,
Cashier Bank open from to in summer; l0t l in
winter. Discount day, Tuesday.
MEDOMAK BANK, WALDoBoRo'.-James lIovey,
s,resi9ent; James Hovey, George ID Smouse, John Bull
SncL Jos Clark, Alexander Palmer Directors George
a '.R, Cashier.
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Method proposed by Dr.. Klotsch, for
against Disease.
The potato, which is an annual plant, rep
rosents, in the tubers developed from the stem,
the perennial part of plant; for while the
duration of its development is analogous to
that of ANIMALS, its sections coincide exactly
with those of dycotyledonous shrubs and
trees.
The potato plant differs from all those plants
which are cultivated for economical purposes
i'll Europe, aud can only be compared to those
orchidaous plants which yield salep, and which
are not cultivated among us.
The tubcrs, both Of the potato and the sa-
lep plaats are nutritious, and agree in this,
that in the cells Of the tubers, grains of starch,
with more or less azotized mucillage, are col
lccted, while the cell walls possess the re-
markable property of swelling up into jelly,
and thus becoming easily digestible when
boiled with water.
But while the tuber of salep contains only
one bud or germ, the potato usually develops
several, often many germs.
The potato plant, like all ANIMALS, exerts its
chief efforts in developing flowers and fruit.
Like all ANIMALS, too, it has the power of
shortening this period of development, when
the power of the roots is limited; as also of
frightening it, when the extent and power of
the roots are increased.
We observe in nature, that plants with fec
bly, developed roots often have weak, sickly
aspect, but yet come to maturity in flower and
fruit sooner than stronger individuals, well
furnished with roots. ..4..
In perennial plants we observe second eff
fort, W hich is directed towards preparing and
storing the nutritious NATTER for the consump-
ton of the plant. The preparation of this
nutriment is effected by the physiological ac-
ton of the leaves, under the influence of the
roots. The stronger and larger theformer are,
the more is this preparation of food delayed.
The nutritious matters are stored in the col
ored stratum of the bark in shrubs and trees,
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The Western Mailtrnves daily at A. NJ, Mondays
excepted. Closes nj A. p. NJ, and leaves at p. Nj
Saturdays excepted.
The Eastern Mail arrives daily at P. NJ Closes at
6 p. NJ and leaves at A. NJ.
The Phipsburg Mail arrives daily at 81 TO 10 A. NJ 3,
and departs daily at III tol2 M.
The Georgetown Mail arrives Tuesdays and Fridays
at IOb A. NJ, and departs same days at IL NJ.
Post Office open on Sunday mornings from u to Q
o'clock and one hour Immediately after divine service
in the afternoon
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Business Dirertorp.
u. HYDE g. CO..

u. HYDE & CO.,
Dealers IN Slip Chaadlery. Hard Hare, Bot and
Meathng Copper,
ly25 Corner Of Front and Broad SIS R.rtt Me
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Correspondence of the Boston Courier.
The Potato Disease.
CAMBRIDGE, April

CAMBRIDGE, April g. 1913.
Dear Sir,~-A new work by Baron I.iebig
which has Just reached me- and which will be
issued from the American press in few days,
contains the views of the distinguished au-
thor upon the nature of the Potato Disease.
After its publication i'll Europe, there appear
ed IN the Journal of the Agricultural Associa-
ton of Hesse Darmstadt, the method of DR..
klotsch for the prevention of this disease
This method is such as gives strength to the
views expressed by Baron Liebig.
DIR. Klotsch is keeper of the Royal Herba-
rum in Berlin, and an eminent vegetable
Psychologist.
He presented a memorial to the King of
Prussia, offering his method to the world, pro-
yided he were assured of a remuneration of
1000 thalers (about 400 dollars if, after a
three years trial, it should prove successful.
The memorial was referred to the Minister
of the Interior, who requested DIR. Klotsch to
discuss the matter with the College of Rural
Economy. This resulted in the offer of the
conditional reward.
l have met with the statement that, within
the last year or two, some mowers, without in
territorial good service, spread several swaths
through the potato field of New England
farmer, and thus secured wherever the tops
were partly destroyed, a crop of sound pota-
toes; while everywhere else in the field the
potatoes were infected by the rot.
Another fact of similar character has come
to my knowledge. A small farmer on Long
Island caused all the blossoms, as they APP
peared in his potato field, to be picked off. =
The potatoes, when harvested, were all sound.
These facts acquire new value from the sup
port they lend to the views of Baron Liebig
and the method of DIR. Klotsch
The method of DR.. Klotsch follows. can
but wish for it wide circulation, and faith
full trial by farmers and gardeners.
am, very respectfully and truly yours,
EBEN. N. IIORSFORD.
j. /. BUCKINGHAM.
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Elk EXPRESSES.

Child & Co.'s Portland and Boston Express, aud
neced with other Expresses to all parts of the United
south daily ut u A. NJ. and p. M Returning twice
daily Office 30 Exchange ST., Portland
Tongley & Co.'S Great Southern Express leaves Port
land daily at y A. NJ. and P NJ. Returning vice
daily. Office 7S Exchange ST., Portland
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KENDALL, RICHARDSON 4 Co,
Ship Chambers and Hardware Dealers.
oi2W24 FRONT STREET, BATH, Me.
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Notice.

CARPENTER & CO.'S EXPRESS will leave Bath
u for Boston every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
and Friday by Steamers Kennebec Charter Oak.
KENDALL, RICHARDSON & Co
Bath April 6, l84S
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CUSTOM HOUSE REGULATIONS.

Tho duties on imported articles required by law to
be paid entering them at the custom ROUSE " III
be found specified at the head OF such artcleS III GU
maze of quotations. The following are othcrreguar
tons: " -,
DIemoranduin. in all cases in which the IN
voice or entry shall not contain the weight or guam
titv or measure of goods wares, or merchahdise no"
weiqhed or measured, or gagged the same shall oe
weighed guaged, or measured, at the expense VI ''''
owner agent, or consignee. .
Dr0lrbqcks.-rhat, from and alter the hrst day Vi
Decrn,ber 1916 in lieu of the bounty heretofore au
tborizrd by law TO be paid the expectation oil
, It'd 6sb of the fisheries of the United States,
there shall be allowed, on the eXportatlon thereo',
if cured with foreign salt drawback equal IN amount
n The duty paid on the salt aud more: TO be as,
certancd under such regulations as may De prescribed
| bv the Secretary of the Treasury.
'C,edits-All duties payable IN cash-or,
! Co,d. Wares and Merchandise. on their importa-
lion. NAV be placed in Public Stores under the w are
| bousinr law, aud duties paid when such uoons'
| Ware. &C. are withdrawn therctrom (eXcrpt tor
.xno,tation) but # not claimed al the expiration
of year or duties aud charges paid, are then TO DC
anpr,ised and sold under the direction OF lhe toeo
tor of the Port :;
Tires alo,oed On sugar in boxes 10 per cent; IN
casks l2 in bags and mats 5. Coffee in casks II; IL
baos o. and bales 3; Cotton in bales . and IN ceroon
G. Cocoa in casks To- and in bags l. Cheesein boxes
90 Indigo in ceroons II; and in eases To- Pepper
in bags .. Pimento in bags 3. And Figs IN drums
10 per cent , ... q - ,
,,e Rcerand Porter in bottles TO- All other Liquors
in bottles per cent
Restriciions.--No goods to be imported IN vesse
less than 20 tons burthen. No Beer Ate and Porte
in casks of less capacity than forty gallons beer mea
surr or if in bottfes of packages less than six dozen
No distilled spirits in casks of less capacity than nine
tv Gallons wine measure, except Brandy, which ma!
be imported in casks in any capacity not less than
T6nnage duty.-On American vessels and the YES
selsof Denmark, Central America Netherlands Ham
hrg. Bremen, Lubcc, Prussia, Sweden, Norway, oid
n,;n;oSs Portugal, Sardinia. English, Mexican ant
Texian, from whatever port or plaef, free; and OF
French vessels coming from Martinique and Guada
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FOREIGN CoNsULs AND VICE CoNsULs.

Great Britain. NJ lavish, 80 Second street.
France G. c. Morton, % basement OF Exchange.
Span-J. A. Pizarro, cor Liberty Lexington-sts.
Portugal-Jose Ii. De Camara, IL Frederick street.
NetherlaDds-F. b. Graf, 81 Gay street
Vice Consul of Pontifical States-T. p. Scott ST.
Paul street.
Wurtemburg-F. l.. Brauns, Consul Gen., 20 Ger
man street
DenmarI<-H G. Jacobsen, 70 South street.
Sweden and Norway-F. b. Graf, 50 Gay street.
Prussia--F. l.. Brauns, 90 German street.
Venezuela-J. F. Strohm, Is Lombard street.
Hamburg-F. Rodewald, Buchanan's wharf.
Hamburg Schumacher, Con Gen. g .Charles-st.
Brcmen-A Schumacher, Cons Gen ,9S Charles. st.
Saxony-F. l.. Brauns, 20 German street.
Brazll-C. Oliver ODonnell, oil Exchange Place
Montevideo-F. b. Graf, so Gay street.
Russia-Chares l.. Kuster, IL S. Charles street.
Hanover dward Uhraub, Hanover street.
Austra-F. Rodewad, 6S Buchanans W harf.
Ohlenburg- Henry Oelrichs, 81 S. Charles street.
Sardinia-C Williamson, Cons. IT IS. Charles-st.
Belgium, s. d. Walker, 81 South Gay street.
Bavaria, F. L. BRAINS, 30 German street.
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Bills, Notes, &c unsramped, are no evidences Of
debt
Suoplement TO the -fct imposing Duties on Prom's-
sorry Notes. &c, from and after the LIST dug q
May, 1916. ..
ed One Dollar Bills Of Sale, where the amount
conveyed exceeds $500 and release Of mortgage
One Dollar.
Mortgages. with or without a covenant Tor 'he
pavment Of the sum intended to be secured, are re-
ouired TO be stamped according to the above scale.
Where a bond or note is given for the debt secured
by the mortgage, it is not necessary that such mort
gage and the bond or note thereby secured Should
both be written stamped paper.
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REGUL A ITO Ms
OF THE PORT OF BALTIMORE.


Extracts from the Ordinances noto IN Jorce'
tits incumbent on the Harbor Master to collect all
tonnage daily and whenever days tonnage is due
the navments not secured to his satisfaction, he
shall enforce the payment thereof in the same man
ncr as other city dues collected.
The sum of two cents per ton shall be, and is here
by assessed and levied upon every yessel oil OF
bv the laws of the United States, is required to re-
mort and enter at the Custom House. and the collector
of the port shall be- and is hereby authorised to col
lect the same. 80,
Also the sum of two cents per ton shall be, and is
rcby assessed and upon every vessel ofsixty