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Charles O'ConOr's Private 1ntcrvtew
With Jefferson Davis-Hopes oil {"
Speedy and Fair TRIAL for NJ "a''''
or u Release On hail.

or ~ Release On hNss.
Correspondence Of the New YORK ""'a
FORTRESS MONROE, August Z.
Great honor Is due to Representative
poycr. from the Judiciary COMMITTEE u
Concrcss, for the bold and lofty siaha nc
has taken, single and alone, In making us
"minoritv" report upon the case VI ;.
snn Davis. lie did not fear the "ra''' VI
-. aon,,,.er. I'm, told tho truth, and sub
,r;t,cd his labors to the pubic, whlch
lordly opproves his action. That thcrc ~
rr.at ;mnnortance 10 be attached TO Mr..
Rocers,s report is evident from the fact
thai the eminent counsel of Mr. Davis,
Charles O'Conor, ESQ.,, has arrived here,
and been closeted for two days with his
client. Only he, Mr.. Davis, and the mas
sivc granite walls OF cascmatc No. Z,
second row, front Of Fortress Monroe,
are aware Of the purport of this close
conference. There is, however, this
much to bc augured from Mr.. OConor'S
appearance here at this particular juno
turc. n, must hare received some ASSURANCE
frr1n TIE pora'S that be that Jefferson
Darts lc;V soon haze q tar tridt, or Ge
Werutca on hedry bonds. Certain it is that
great influence is at work with President
Johnson to iutorpoSo his strong arm in tins
case : and while such lien as Mr.. Greeley
and other noted Republicans are willing
10 become hondSinon for Davis, why should
the Radical party dissent from granting
the unfortunate captive his freedom on
parole! This very day there is a capital
of five million dollars ready to be pledged
for Mr.. Davis to appear either TOR trial or
he on his good behavior. a few more
weeks will demonstrate how far the Radi-
cal Secretary Of War dare yet to 90, and
when the Supreme Court of the United
States for this district again convcn"s he
can still retain his prisoner under the con-
! trol of the mighty bayonct.
Mr.. OComor leaves tonight for New
Xork, when M will lay the result oi his
Consultation with Mr.. Davis before Mr..
lanes T. Brady and his other colleagues,
ard they together will work on that tor the
defence ot MIR. Davis.
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SHERIDAN TAXES THr BArH Track
General SnERIpAN tcl,grarllr 1" GENERA!
GRANT that the riot was not the result .! Il
mere mob, but II prcc"nccrtcd and pre-
arranged plan OF weeks for the slaughter
uf Union men.
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f,oNMrSi.ATEp.j
I'm Memory of Colonel J. Thompson Brown.
First Virginia Artillery.

ttNMESi'ATEb.J
I'm Memory Of Colonel J. Thompson Brown.
First Virginia Artillery.
He hath gone from thy Side t" the Land OF The
The war-Trulnpc, sounde,h there's cla'h!nS OF
Steel
His own red Artillery foremost doh 20
In laundering Avalanche, crashing the Foo
The Warriour's BATH, confus' dly reels on
With Noise, and Sh"utina>, ana Garment. hl"oA-
strowu:-
Bpt h, is not there lie hath passed from tn" Fray
To the Mansions Of Peace IN III. heaveni" Day
The Circle stands stricken a wild" zap II ha'r
Never more to be flli since in pn.t heiH ta'd'
gut Weep no, for Him who his Duty hath dome
Whose Course was a. bright a. the flash OF 'he
sun.
From the srst Gun Of Nict'ry N R"ihcEs frst tl.'h'
ntI. Wilderness all with our Triumrhe a~.fsht,-
Midst the Battles rnd"st Roar,
Where the frea.t Tow d the Gore
Midst the Guns volcanick shock
Breathing Fire, am h~elctins ~sin"Ie,-
Cheering on the hot Pursuit,
Revealing in the Fo-man's RoEt,-
There did THuArsoS charge &ma,h
There he no. r shall charge again,
Ts.r Law him IN Earth 10 III. sleep Of the Brave,
While Ger him his Country her banners a"'l
wave,
An, Ith.rtv's Tears fall DER the green Sod,
Where the Mortal repos"--'ho spirit win ""h.
on ia. fair Hands Of Virgins shall charlrts pre-
pare
To place In embalmlns Memorial there
And his loy'd 4imr .Bot"r her Youths sui lead
forth
To study there Lessons of Patriot Worth,
And fan the high Flame which the Freeman :
Breast fires
To die Tor the Land OF his Home aud hs slres.
The Wife Of his Bosom most honourd 10 De,
All Lady be thankful COP lent him TO thee
His proud Name TO bear-his Example 10 take,
Who as Dross counted all else for Principle sake.
Thy H"ro-thy husband smiles down on thee Still,
A. humbly ~resigning al HEAvgs's high Will,
Thine all Of Felicity -earth-born and dead
To the Cross Of the Mouruer and Martyr now we'd
In the Path Of Endurance thou seek'st him again,
ABSURD that thus seeking, twill not be in vain.
VIRGINIA
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ANOTHER PAPER tEA>poN> TIE RApI
cAIs.-Thc Philadelphia .t"rh -ln'r'"'",
edited Icy MoRroN McNlrHAEl, Mayor al
the city, heretofore "a Radical sheet, con-
tanned a leader on Tic III instant i~aycring
the Administration Of President J"n>>"N.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HALIFAX LAND FOR SALE.--

HALIFAX LAND FOR SALE.-l
III offer for sale my tract 81 land known a. ~
GLEwuup, located III Halifax comfy. Va, I'M
Inrdiat.ly on the Rlchlm"'fd and llanvill" Ta.1r"ai,
and IN half 4 mil ~ Wolf Trap depot. and ~ ollr
Of tn" most pleasant aud d~"sirthl" n"lShh"rh""I-
in the STATE. u contain. on. hundred and fiiy
acres Of choice farming and ~iir-h"rt! land we'll
.da;trd 10 tn. growth II wheat, corn. otts, 90
nacco, Sc.. aud ina good STAT" ii cniii."tl.il ne
dwcrliu- j, framed apt uu"is repaired. with i"iE
excellent rooms also, + ue% Ice mousse, N'''t""
room. barns, stahir, and all "tn.r "Ht-h"u.'s
requisite. iur a c"npist" tstoi"; VI ha- ~. ! at"
A IIrgr orchard Il >.i-ct and choice fruit. ii - Cvr'
Of tn. most healthy and desirable places II ih"
county. Purchasers can come AMI hook for them
catfuy win M, Al Wolf Trap depot, | Will IT,
pleased to give any that may b" d,-.r"i. ,,oo
nu TT Il'Na> 4. A'''.'.
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DfED

c..,n,lx a, 10 o. clock Friday night, al hts feat
,n III. city, ColonelJohS RGTIIBRFo0RD,
.u old and well. known citizen.
Al hi. rs-if.nce. IN this city. on tn. night ri sa-
tuyisv. III. IIh Instant, ki,HARD WHITFIELD,
in the eighty ninth year ~ hts age
Ihe funrral Tyices will commence In Ccrta-
nary Church THIS tAondsyl MORNING nj IL
O'clock, The fri'nds md Acquaintance. Of the
aid OF III. family, AMI the family Of ma
run-in law, Er. Christian. are invited 10 attend.
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Tur WORD "M"ThY" A C"NSrRCEp ny
COMMISSIONER koIII<S.-Thc Commits
sioncr ut Internal Revenue has recently
har occasion to call attention 10 the fact
that the word "moncy," Is used III the
internal rcycnac law, makes drafts, checks,
and all other Instruments OF writing gwen
III receipt therefor, the same Is money ,d
should he stamped the same As receipts Tor
gurrCul money.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.I.u.SaG FOR 1861.

~ ALMANACS FOR 1867.
Vow ready. wARRock's EDITION OF RICH.
ARDSON's VIRGINIA and NORTH CAROLINA
ALMANACs q 1857, containing . variety of
useful and entertaining mater.
For sale, wholesale aud retail. W
- JAMES &. GouDE, Main street.
oproslie sposwood Hotsl, Richmond. Va.
" 20-Iod2t
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NJ CARD.-Dr. HOWARDS LOCAL
AN ESTHETIC FOR EXTRACTING TEETH
WITHOUT Plaintiffs recently. d!scovered
AN ESTHETIC is entirely local in it, effects; being
applied only to the teeth and gums, does not pro-
ducx general inseusibility, as do other anrsthetics;
Is perfectly harmless, and may be swallowed with
irnpuuity.
DR. HoWARD'S Office IS with O. w. Jones. Sur
geon Dentist, opposite Arlington House, Main
street, Richmond, Va. au 2-lw'
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GorrRNoR PEIEroINT oH THE PrILADkL-
puTA CoxvENTIoN.-Goyernor PrilpoInt re-
marked while here last week that there
would not he a Union man from Virginia
in the Philadelphia Convention called hy
nnnlil1lc aud Kandall.-fdl1nNnt Isi.E..
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Eft CERTAIN CURE FOR CH0LERA.-My

Ea CERTAIN lJRE FUN SfioLLN"'-"5
CHOLERA MEDICINE, for the cur. Of A1istc
Cholera. Cholera Morbu., snd NIL csses 81 plar-
rhas, warranted to cure In all cases In which dea'h
nas not struck the patient. having been tested III
l.3? whom tho cholera made Its hrst appearance III
this country. and In all subsequent visi'"i"h1'
With UNMARRIED success, can be had oil The subscFl-
Der, st his residence, No. Io Clay street.
ua-lm T. K. BASS.
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N~ATRIMONIAL.-A young gentle.
aud st~sndins-wilh an ineom" sufh Glen, 10 make a
small family s"miortable-dtsire to firm tn. &C.
view 10 MATklhDSY III, positions must bs In
all sincerity, with canes. d~s-yisits enclosed II
convenient. Addressed to Z. u. T., for three days,
through the post.o@ss, ss-sh
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT. that large and pleasantly
Il located BRICK RE>lpESch on n" rs
.ast side Of Third street. between. iyri ana ~
canal. l. ]con,.in- ten rooms. ari has Wa .s~lA
Ter and ga throughout tn. house, hot and c"At-
w.l.r baths. and all other modern lItptot"un'hi'
Rem mod. rate, and possession gwen immediately
ArrIv 10 CHARLES t~AIEbELL, or At hi-"nss
nrlg Store. southwest corner - IhIId ana MAN
Streets. "a o."
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cHAW Il CLARk'S
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
PRICE. TWENTY DOLLARS.

Pully licensed by Howe, Grover & Baker. "hee-
Ter 4 wilson, Singer Y Co., and Bacheld"r, aud
tho only Machines sold for les than 80 each
which hav. been found 10 possess sufficient merit
to render them worthy Of g license under their
patents.
Patented In the United S'7t"., England, France,
and Germany.
WARRANTED II EVERY RESPECT.
Every Nachlu. sold y accompanied ty a !ulI
yu,rgn:ne, signed by The company and agents.
LOCAL ANpTRANELLlAG AGENTS WANTED.
,rpIv IN L. HORTON KEhCH,
corner Ninth and Broad streets, Richmond,
General Agent for Virginia ana North caroitna
as, : 4.
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nENT GREEK MANuFACTURING

IS MILLS ASD FARM ~ HUNDRED
AND TWENTY EIGHT ACRES For SALE PEI
N~ATEUT.-W. Offer for SAL privately Ia" "t"Ee
pruurrrv. located Oh the james river. ~ .ailDilit"
iox'cuuity. III miles from ki"h'aout ant a"'r.h
LvuchbuTK. sixty ac,"s 81 the farm Is ci"1r"i. ih-
trttaurr IL timber IL I'm" qIaity. ms Is FrfE
y.tIatIa rr.r..rv. and wi! b.. sold low. f"r
further description and term. Apply %
IN ar lntEB~ y WILLIAMS.
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HISSOLITIO N.-Thc partnership
harctotura existing between the understsu#',
under he .,yl. Il MITCHELL &IlLkh, wa>dt--
solved on the 1t July bv mutual Consent. ;. /.
MITCHELL r-'ITiu. from til" concern 'l account
@. continued i'll health.
All persons indebted to th" lat" lirlG are relur.'-
ed - max, immrftlai. pay m"rl 1" JptH II.
TYLER, who al"n" J. authorized To- sc;tle IN -ail"'
tf.n.r, >. l.. MITCHELL.
JuilN II. TYLER.
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WE ARE IN RECEIPT OF A SUP
w L OF TWISE, such ~ IL used by tobac-
conists for tying samples. IL Is plant, does not
slip, and is y good deal lees In price than most OF
jyM-sw JoGS'S ALBERT BLAIR,
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BY SAMPSON Jones, Jr. aCo.,
3uctioneers aud Commission Merchants, No :
Fifteenth street, between Main anl Cary.
WE WILL SELL AT OUR STORE
on MOYDAi MORNING. the 9TH instant.
commeuuinx At 10 o'clock, Is good assortment If
~GEOCERIh>, LIQUORS, VINES, st. ". euu!.s.
rate IN part
1000 pounds BACON,
~ barrels FLOUR,
10 sacks COFFEE,
- barrels SUGAR,
81 barrels HkRRiNGs,
- boxes ADAMANTlNE
~ boxes TAbLOW A DIES,
10 hoxes SOAP,
-k.Z- COOKING SODA,
5ca<k, WASHING SODA,
5harral. SMOKING TOBACCO,
- k"g- PICKLES,
- dozen BIsonNS
70 boxes LEMONS. &C.
ALSO.
u barrels WHISKY,
5Acasks BRANDY,
barrels GIN,
p basket. ~CHAMPAGNE, pints anI quarts
soca..s CLARET WINE.
10 eases OLD PORT NISb,
- cases SHERRY WINE.
;. JONES, In. n Co,
au 6-lt anctiouesrs.
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CITY or ~IcHuoxD STATE or VIRGINIA:
This day personally Appeared before me-, a notary
public for IN" city aforesaid, J. NJ. 6oddln, 'a-1-
true 10 tho best al his knowledge and belief. A.
witness NY hand thir "a day 81 August, 1856.
EDWARD J. WAERES, Notary Public.
NoTr.-The bank holds Of public securities;
Confederate States bond. ................S 49, 81, 500 -
carr srst.s ?7.. s?7 50
Snt., az other bank. ls,I.2 %
Virginia Treasury notes 30,po1 IS
rate $4,000 90
bank notes In March. isH.. .."..n. o,coo 90
Fifty shares White Sulphur springs,
Fauquier county, Bonds...-."... $3.50 %
$50, 334 30
an 4-3 in. GODDIE, Cashier.
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cUGAR. SUGAR, SUGAR-seventy-
rv. bar rels superior CRUSHED t"entv.
i've barrels superior ~puLvERlLEp ssGAk, hity
barrels extra c SUGAR, twenty-five barrsIs
'ona 'oo""' FRENCH CRENSHAW
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.nNE HUN ID ED BARRELS j..
DCRONwELL'S EXTRA pnd PINE
APPLE WHISKY,
100 barrel, RlCHAkDS0N,s WHISKY; $500.
So barrels PAkkERS CABINET WHISKY,
10 barrel, ZElGLRR WHISKY
go barrel, ktCTifltp WHISKY, all qualities;
s. barrels BhANpI and GIN,
20 barre. ]. TRrLL'> and II. IKE ; pure
% casks PORT, SHERRY and MADEIRA WINE,
loo case. SUPERIOR CLAkkTJ
i,,rs.ks superior IMPORTED BRANDY.
- cask. HlBBERT'S POINTER, FOR sale by
, nsHrt w. II. JONES < 90.
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CONDENSED STATEMENT OF
OFARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA AND
BRANCHES, JULY !, 1896

IIAPiIITIys
Circulation of bank and hranchc-,
*275, alu-;o redeem al - cents in cur
r.nrv All, .ais -
Surplus ut of which eXpeiIseh ~ ac-r-
, ,ten a are ua ," h. ~ pait l7,!sa a.
sl35, os& a
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by 3. d. Coox. bnctionePr,
0mes No. - Main street.
T CMBER FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
IL We win sell At MaJo's iumbcr-yari THIS
DAY Y, Monday, the ah 81 August, coDIn.Lcinx Al
IL o'clock, A. NJ, The following bin Of LUMBER
for the benefit ~ whom II may concern, w
iO7. lsd feet, cOnsIs'tus 81 by S,S By -, BY l., .
by IA, from II {" u feet fong.
GIKpEKs II by ID, 30 f.s. long;
sCASTLISG 3byI I. Is 20 long:
sCakTLiS6 I by D, II f--t ,osg
TsRxs op SALE: Sixty lays FOR approved ~.
dors,d negoGi4bln notr-, or cash, lr-- "n- par cent.
CHARI.ks Y. WpsTHAN CO.
Sal" conducted W L. Il. Cook, Auction ..r.
MI 5-tds
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Cu-PARTNEhSHlP.-Jo II: II LEN GO,
.ucrpS-pr. IL Mitchell 4 Tyler, beg lcdN" 10 IN
upurc. to the friends ~ the late concern OF Nlich,.I
\ TvL.r lhat they will C~OufluEs the NAlNil.
MAXIM; and JEWEiRI BUSINESS ~ the cid
stand. No. lm--uuw lol2-Md.u street. RICHMOND,
a, Heretofore conducted by that old and w"Il-.-tt.
hii~nrd trim. and VIII, hy their united efforts and
the .r.I' ,.p.rl. nc. Of the senior partner, rF~-"tt
to ~. pIbilc tha same Inducements q, 10 >uPriI"r
quality Of goods and reasonable" lflces that has
Tor 80 many wears characterized The former h"u''.
They would call special attention L. tArir
wATTU.REPAJRING DEPARTMENT, under th"
ALL. supervision II Mr.. JAMES l.. ECE. 80 Ions
and IA yora hIy known in III" old establishment.
Their present stock, 10 which they ar daily add
Ing n.w and desirable. goods, consists III the i"!-
lowing extensive" variety, VI.
GOLD and SILVER
rs. aud FINE GOLD JEWELRT,
FRENCH AID AMEkiCAN LOCKS,
SILVER and PLATED WAKE,
RODGER>'S TABLE and POCKET 'uTLERl,
ANC GOODS, &c.
our stock IL entirely new, ami embraces me M
J.sirahl. goods in our line, FOREIGN and iMh-
RICAS. Watch re pairing done in the best man
ner. Ca.h paid for old silver, old anu native gold.
GINS, PISTOLS, &c.-we have made arrange
Inrnts FOR n constant supply 81
4 r. BARREL SHoT-huSS,
BREECH-LOADlEG RIFLES.
SWiTH { wESsoN's BREECH-LoADISG CART.
>CoLT's and other REvOLvERS.
CARTRIDGES,
POWDER,
PuwDER- FLASKS,
~>HoT-poUCHES and BELTS.
JOHN 4; TYLER,
M s-lw join II l'Ei..
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Examiners Notice.

THE undersigned Examiners, appointed
L by the County Commissioners for
Hartford county, will meet on the ground
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th of April,
1866, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to ascertain
and determine whether the public conve-
nience requires that public road should
be opened commencing at or near the
store of J. J. Allender and to be con-
tinuation of the road across Rumney
Creek, through the lands of VIM. B. Paca,
John S. Hall's heirs, John Martin, John
O. Michael, Bennett Nelson, and the heirs
of Chas. Holloway, to the intersection of
the Philadelphia, Wilmington s. Baltimore
Railroad, leading from Pcrrymansville to
Michaelsville.
WIN. S. BOWMAN,
JAS. WALKER,
VIM. HOLLOWAY,
mills Examiners.
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Sworn before
Justice of the Peace


If the oath be administered before Justice OF
the Peace out Of the county in which the appli-
cation is made, there must he attached the cert-
fcate of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of the
county in which the Justice resides.
Persons may sell salt to cure fish in March,
April and May without license. Vendors ofcakes
and vendors ofbecr and cider, who are the makers
of such beer and cider (lager beer excepted, }
are not required 10 pay license.
Licenses to 0roiaariss and Tauern Keepers
The licenses to ordinaries and tavern keepers to
sell spirituous or fermented liquors or lager beer
in quantities less than pint at any one time,
are as follows: Provided that the applicant shall
first be recommended 10 the Clerk by two res
pectable frceho!ders of his immediate vicinity,
and shall make oath before said Clerk that he has
bona iide land without intending TO evade the
requirements OF this article, provided and eX-
poets 10 maintain SIX good beds, with sufficient
covering thcreior--and three rooms more than
sufficient for the private use of said ordinary
keeper, with stahling and pcovcndcr for five
horses at least; and il said applicant resides in
the city Of Baltimore that he has provided and
expects 20 maintain twelve good beds with COW
cring rs aforesaid, and six rooms.
The said applicant is also TO make oath before
the Clerk rs TO the rate Of rent or annual value
of the house at or in which the business 10 BIZ
authorized by the license may be done, ofintend.
I'd to be done.
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r Z p Q r T
OF THE
CIR A n ID JU RY
ON THE
Condition Of the Jail.
FEBRUARY TERN, 1866.

To the Honorable JOIN H. PRICE,
Judge of the Circuit Court for Harford
county.
We, the Grand Inquest of the State of
Maryland for the body of Hartford county,
do respectfully report that. as required by
the law, we have visited the Jail and con-
slider it unnecessary in view Of the noto-
rious insufliciency Of the building for
the purpose designed, and the reports Of
former Grand Juries to that effect. to more
than urge the immediate attention of the
proper authorities thereto.
The sanitary condition ofthe institution
under the management of our worthy and
efficient Sheriff, is as complete as the di-
lapidated and badly ventilated condition
of the building will admit.
There are now confined in the Jail IL
prisoners, 8 of whom are white males
and 4 negroes. Six of the prisoners are
confined for larceny, 2 for assault and
battery, 2 insane and for minor offences.
All of which is respectfully reported.
R. |. JACKSON,
mills Foreman.
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To CONSERVATIVES,

flNHE advertiser having been restor 10 health
/ in a few weeks by very simple remedy,
alter having suffered for several years with q
severe lung affection and that dread disease Con-
symptoms anxious 10 make known to his fell
low-sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send q copy Of the
prescription used, free of charged with the di-
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will find IL s&re cure for CONSUMPTION, AsTis-
MA, Bronchitis, CoueHs, Colds, ETC., and all
throat and lung affections. The only object
of the advertiser in sending the prescription
is to benefit the afflicted, and spread infor-
nation which he conceives to be invaluable, and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as IL
will cost them nothing, and may prove II bless-
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription, free by re-
turn mail, will please address
REy. EDW ARD A. WILSON,
Wilamsburgh Kings county,
jan5-ly-p New York.
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n o I &c E
TO-
Merchants, Traders and
Others.

A LII PERSONS and bodies corporate or poll
n tic in Hartford County, who are or shall be
exercising or pursuing any business or shall be
doing any act or thing, or shall be in the occu-
patton of any house Or place for the purpose Of
which = license is made necessary by the Laws of
Maryland, are hereby warned TO obtain Ii
censc, or renew the same,
On or before Tie LIST dag Of Nay en-
suing.
TraaerS' Licenses. The amount to be paid by
traders for license, (the amount Of stock at the
principa! season Of sale to be given under oath,
is as follows:
If the applicants stock in trade does not en-
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Strange, but True.

LIVERY young lady and gentleman in
IL the United States can hear something
very much to their advantage by return
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No license shall be granted to sell spirituous
md icrnented liquors or lager beer IN less guam
titles than pint, unless the person applying
therefor shall also obtain o license 10 sell goods.
chattes wares and merchandise paying there
for the sum hcreinhelore prescribed according
to the amount of his stock in trade
Oyster Gnd Eatiag Houses--Thc license to be
paid by the keepers Of oyster and eating houses
is $50 throughout the State.
Females vending millinery and other small ar
ticles whose stock in trade is not over five hun
dred dollars, pay license Of Sc only, but if over
that amount they are required TO pay the same
license as other perSou--oath to be made as to
the amount Of stock at the principal season of
the year.
The CLERK shall not issue license to any person
to sell spirItuous or termented liquor from whom
the grand jury has recommended a license to tie
withheld, or to person whose license has been
suppressed by the court, without The special or
der of the court.
The seth section Of tie code, which required
an applicant for license TO open oyster or eating
houses, to procure the Recommendation of two
neighboring treeholders, and also to make oath
before the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of his coun-
t. &c, as to the annual value Of his house, s re-
pealed.
The above licenses to retailers and oyster aud
eatinr houses go into effect the LIST of May.
The owner or keeper of every stallion or jack
shall before being permitted TO stand orstaton
such animal, pay TO the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of some one Of the counties in this State,
the highest sum which he intends to ask or re-
ceive for the season for one mare and the re-
ceipt of the said clerk, with the seal of his court
attached thereto for said sum shall be the license
for stationing or standing such stallion or jack
for one year from the date thereof. Provided,
hot fasn shall the sum lirprtad tn he mid