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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

l
MCKAY 4 CAMPBELL will sell this day. in front o.
the old custom house, ct II o'clock the three and hall
story dwelling and gardon No. Thomas street. and the
two story comfortable dwelling and large lot No. la1
Queen street; also lot in Msrion street.
j. A. ENsLow Co. will sell this day, at the custom,
house sore at IL o'clock 100 boxes Havana sugar. prime
to choice grocery grades.
R. NJ. MARSHALL & BRo. will sell this day. at the old
Exchange Broad street. at II o'clock, tho premises No
Lands Court being few doors above Shepherd street.
running from Rutledge The lot measures 3s feet by 81
feet inches, sss and contains dwelling Of
four roorns and Kitchen also, ru Of 6K acres more
or less being psrt of the Beydere Lands and bounded
north and south by avenues and east and west by farms
of HAaLEsToN and WHITE.
CLuFonn & MArHEwEs will sen this day, at the old
postoce at II o'clock lot Of land in New street. east
side known No. ~ being the third fourth lot from
Broad street. having front Of about 90 feet and depth
of about 100 feet
Under the direction of JAMES TurpEn Esq, Master
in Equity viii be sold this day at the old custom house,
at ii o'clock various parcels Of valuable city and country
propery Others yaluable plantation in St An
drews Parish, with the improvements upon it. known
'Feteressn."
NJ CATER will ssll this day or Browns Wharf, at 10
O'Clock butter, lard, bacon sides, &c.
JOSEPH Z. THoURoN will sell this day. in front Of his
store No. q State street. at hafpast 10 O'Clock assorted
furniture clothing, tancy goods, &c.
Miles DRAKE vii soil this day ut his store, corner
of King and Liberty steeLs at 10 o'clock, excellent
assortment OF d,y goods hosiery, notions, &c.
BRUINS BEE will sell ,s day, In front OF their store
No 10 East Bay at halpast 10 o'clock, so kegs prime
lard; also cotton cards, nuts prunes, curEants DC.
JEFFohDs Co. will sell this day. In front Of their store
vendue Range at 10 O'Clock, strips shoulders, imported
liquors, &c.
HENRY CoB1A Co. will sell this day, In front of their
store venduo Range at 10 o'clock bacon sugar. starah
lard, &C.
LAuaEY l. A1rx4NDER will sell this day. in their store
No 1s7 East Bay at 10 O'Clock, sugaroured hams, to-
baoco and t.7ine.
R. IA. P. CALDWELL VIII sell this day. before their
store No. 30 East Bay at 10 O'Clock 1 caaks of bacon
shoulders
Our DEVIL, rushing into the sanetum the other day,
his face beang through its triple cost Of Ink with the
"Poent Presence Of Idea, perched himself upon the
aoniHc
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MAroR's Court, January "a dilapidated
looking female, whose face is quite familiar at the
Court, and who had one eye tied up to conceal the
size OF the lrop in it, was brought up under the
old charge of imbibing too much Of the alcohol
les; but telling a long story, which had been re-
hearsed several times before, and promising
amendment, which had been promised many times
before, the Mayor thought he would try her
again. and therefore discharged her.
A man, with \ very rod nose, who was lying with
it against the door Of building, and was sent to
the Guard House by the occupant, for fear of its
setting fire to tho premises, was fined IS.
Two other persons, who we're unable to take
care Of themselves or their money, paid IS each to
the city for tho interest exhibited in their behalf
An individual, who got very drunk at a shop,
and was so unfortunate, after he came out, as not
to be able to find any one on the street to fight.
md who was SO anxious for scrimmage that he
rang the bell at The house Of person, challenging
him, in unmistakeable language, to 'come out. !"
and when the said person did come out, according
to invitation, took to his heels with speed that
would have done credit to the "Amerioan Deer, "
but was caught after long chase, paid up IS, and
seemed to be quite content without pugiGstic
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AL t,.at LOT OF LAND In King street, ON east dde.
one door south Of Queen street. 50 feet front King and
l0s feet deep This Lot IL In fue location tor GroceJ
store.
For terms, Gc, apply as =bove, at t....-....,,.,n
January 70 49, No. ~ BROAU SlHEEI. -
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"
Real Estate Agents, No. "a Broad Street
tom House, ut IL o'clock, OH TUESDAY, the 5th o,
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Positiue Sale Of House and Lo. in Line strees.

Z Positipe Sale Of House and Lot in Line street.
- BY III. n. DoLEOM.
will SELL on THURSDAY next, January 9lst, at. II
O'clock at tho old Exchange, corner Broad and East
Bay streets, without reserve ssyz;!.,.:
All that LOT OF LAND and ONE sTCRY STORE, 90
feot long and 46 feet wde With Dancing Hill In rear of
store and Bowling Alley. There IL also Wooden one
story House, With four rooms, In Of store The Lot
Is liz fest front on Line street. and 145 feet deep more
or Less. - So
This place ls near the terminus Of tho City Railroad,
being one door fom Ruuedge street. and good stand
for grocery store Z =. &
Terms ca6h. ~ zs4-fss5s-T January a.
Ertel;siue Sale Of Damaged Dry Goods, 70 be con
ttnued from day 20 day until a0 sold
By JOHN G. MlENOR d co. "a
On THURSDAY 31st instant, atsA9 O'Clock. Will be sold
Of our Auction Sales Room, E6 133 Meeting street,:
Tho STOCK OF j. r. READ & CO., sayed from the late
fre
coNe1sT1Na 5,-.-a.#
ENGLISH AND FRENCH MERNOE2. Musltu De
lainoB, Black and Colored Apacas.
Cclored and Black Silks, Poplins Prints Ginghar1a
swisa and Jaconet 01uslins. Check Cambrics. Main.
socks. Organdies.
Flannes, Linen and Cotton sheehnes rrish Linens.
Diapers -, :s.Ei5-s..zzszz:
Bleached shirtngs shavls, Hosiery. Gloves. I.cas
and Enbroideries zL-e4;z
With large asaortmentof Fancy Goods not enu1as
rated. ,...-zz .zss5.=,3 =. * K
Condihons-Surns under 5000 cash; over that amount
go dnys, approved endorsed notes. January 28
1890
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT: admiralty
Hon GEO. S. BRYAN, presiding Judge:-United
States cs the sloop Rebeeca Hurs, her tackle, ap-
p.rel and furniture-Libel for forfeiture.
On motion of Col JNo. PHILLIPS, District Attor-
new, it is ordered. that mopition be issued, re-
turnable on the 18th February, 1867.
It appearing 10 the Court that the appraised
value of said vessel is only 5000, on motion Of NJ.
r. OCoNNoR, Esq, proctor for the claimant, Capt.
su1TH, the District Attorney asserting, it is or
dered that the said vessel be discharged, upon tho
claimant and owner entering into stipulation to
the amount Of her appraised value, and to adhere,
to stand by and perform such decree as may be
made in the case.
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.
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ny q. M MARSHALL & BRO. =:

-. NY X. n. MARSHALL1E BHO. a
THIS DAY, 29:h Instant at II O'clock VIII be sold Ct
the old Exchange, -
FARM Of eH acres, nre or leas, being part Of the
Bevtdere lands, and bounded north md south by ave-
nres and east and west by farms of Harleaton and
White. Z. "a
Conditions -Onethird cash. balance by bond, payabda
In and two years; with interest semtannuAy,
cured by mortgage Of premises. - zi' E. tzs's
Purchaser to pay us for papers, January % x x
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Valuable Plantation near BlHtzon and House in
BluJion.

Ai that TRACT OF LAND known as Rose Dew pinata-
ton situated on Msy River four AZ mles from Bucn,
containing thousand 0oN acres Of high land aboat
acres Of marsh This place has been under cultivation
ts year. aud the lands of the best quality fr Sea
Island cotton and provisions. On tho place 1s barn.
abnve and short distance from It, tract OF one hundred
acres OF Pine Land. zi55..s EEsSss9rs5i.:s
With the above can be purchased comfortable two
story DGeing md Outbulldings. ~ aero lot In
tho town Of 4lutftou.
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D1srn1or CoURrJudge LOGAN presiding.-No
business was transacted on account OF the alb
sence Of jurors and the Court adjourned until the
11s11al hour To-day
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON
PLEAs-Jndge T. N. DAwKNs presiding.-The
jurors not answering to their names, new
reire for tales jurors was ordered to be made out,
and the Court adjourned until 10 a. n. to-day.
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MILITARY COMMISSIONS. Although trials by
military commissions have been declared Illegal
by the highest judicial authority in the land, yet
there still exist certain characters who assume to
have the right to try and condemn (for the latter
always follows) citizens by these unjust means.
Florida has been peculiarly harassed by these
summary tribunals; that State has been infected
bya set Of unscrupulous harpies who hesitate at
nothing in order to accomplish their infamous
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1ai1g Ne1us,
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.

AcESowLEDo,ENT.-We return thanks to friend
THOMPSON, Purser Of the steamer hate: for d file
Of Florida papers -:
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AL that LOT OF LAND on south aide Of Cumberland
street. near Church street. % ieet In front and ID fee
Genr
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Valuable Building Lots.
BY III. II. DeLEON.

At Private Sale
All that LOT OF LAND at corner of Church street and
St. Michaors alley being q feet front Church street
ind l33 feet deep On this Lot Is good Brick Kitchen,
rented at s15 ror month. This is fine stand foe
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SUSPENSION OF THE BALTIMORE EVENING TRAN
scR1pT.-We regret to learn that this sterling pa
per has been compelled to suspend publication for
want OF patronage. In it's last issue it says:
TO DUB PATRONS.
We announce with regret the unavoidable sus-
pension OF sne G1ehg sh aH 20 tbs
part of tho thrty-vo thousand conservative voters
of the city Of Baltimore have, in ameasure, COM
PEELED us to pursue the course We have taken. To
our friends, who have SO kindly aided us during
warmest thanks and earnestly hope that the time
is not far distant when the principles which we
have SO zealously advocated may bring lasting
peace to our unhappy country,
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Attract OF LAND, within hroe S) rnlles OF Button.
containing aoyen hundred and aixtytwo and hslt e2
acres all Of which IL heavily wooded with Oak Hickory
River could be made profitable by the sale oS wood
These lands when cleared OF the best qualit Sea
Island Cotton. Adjoining and belonging to this place
for settlement and Summer Residence hetng perfect
ly healthy ct all seas-ns.
Foe terms and rurther hJuIars apply as above at
CORNER OF LAST BAY AND BOYOE'S WHARF.
December II tn Up Stairs.
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THIS DAY, 29th instant will be sold In our Store No.
10 eress 3 f.Sa stosS is
a& = herces Sugsr-cured Hans-bBgged
Conditions caah. January 20
Tobacco and Ituine
BYLAUREY & ALEXANDER.
Tells DAY. 2sth instant, will be sold In our Store No:
asT East Pr F4lS At S S9Se
.10A gross "Oronoko" Fine Cut Tobacco
&c hdls. BAaGNa TWNE-sllghtly damaged.
Conditions cash. january -
DRY Goods, Notions, &c.
BY MILES DRAKE.
THK MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, I viii sell at my store
corner Of King and Liberty streets,
An excellent assortment Of DRY GOODS NOTIONS
&C., to close consgnmerts,
CONSISTING IN PART AS FOLLOWS
Pieces WHITE AND BROWN CAMBRIA
Pieces Denim, Hickory Stripe
Pieces Dress Goods, Spotted Muslin
~ Pieces Linen Damask, Irish Linen
Pieces Grey Flannel, Diaper, proadoloth, Cashmere
Beaver Cloth, Ga English Tweed Satinet Jean Cotton
ade, White and Brown Cotton Flunnel &C.
Dozens Hoop Skirts, IS TO 40 Springs; Balor1 Skirts,
CouDterpnnes Table Cloths Towela sets Cuffs and Col
larR AlWoo long and square Shawls, Sontags Subas,
Gau2e Under Shirts. White and Grey Under Shirts and
Drawers, Cloth, Kid and Merino Gloves, Cotton and
Wool Hosiery Pipes Necklaces Tooth Brushes Needles,
Neck Tics, suspcnders, Fla1 Thread, &c.
ALSO,
An invoice Of ENGLISH GOODS, VIZ:
Pieces Black Grape, Bandana Handkerchiefs
100 dozens White Spool Thread (1yesthead's)
40 dozen White and Black Wire Ribbon
10 great gross Metallic Buttons, &c.
Terms cash. january %
49,; Baeon, 4sa Sugar, sxSg &arc1 i aaa Lard
BY HENRY COBIA d co.
THIS DAY. at 10 O'Clock, In front of our Store, will be
100 BACON SHOULDERS
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january u
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No. A..
I(O. 4.
DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pail
A Substitute for Caloncl.

usb.s. Pills are comnosei of various roots
h,tin,- ,bc mower to reax the setrctions 81 ~"
I've, rs promptly aud ellcctually as blue pm or
mereury, and without producing any OF 'h"1~
d,saorecnble or DANCE .ous effects which orion
follow the use Of the latter.
In al hllioIs disorders these Pills may DC
usctivith confidence, they promote the az
char Of ylliated bile. and remove those opStr"I
mons from the liver and hilrry ducts, whlch
a,e the cause of bilious affections m general.
SCuENCK s MANDRkE Pills cure
SICK lIradachr aud all disorders of the LAYER
Indicated Ivy srilow Skin, coated tongue, cos
iyeneSs druws incss, aud n gcncrd ltelnS "'
ven,lntss and aSsitudc, showing that the il'eo
is IN n torpid or ol,s'ru"red condition.
IN short thesc Pills may be used with Hdvn"
ta,e IN al cases when. purgatIve or aiiefatI''
me ltolne Is required. :.
Please ask FOR "Dr Schenck's Mandrake t!l'
md observe that the two lIkenesses ID the -
TOR rrc on the Government stnmP--Pnc "h"'
=, he last stnse Of Consumption, ana the o'h7F
IN his present hcallh.
Sold by all Druggists and dcatera II G. -
rents Der box Principal Office, NO - N'ftlN
6rb Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents Demos E"rne7
( Co. u Park R"w, New York 'ian"e ;
Io1 H,hiun.e ST. la trnorc, Md john -
p,r,, \ +. cor of ForrtI on Walnut st, Cr'-
r,rn,u. ObIo.: w lher * ravlor, l3l a1d l3f'
Wabash Aycnac, Cnjrrgo, II. C'dlrls EtotA-
rrs, southwest rvtnsr 81 S.top 'Git me $40.
5 LOUIS. Mo-
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PINE TIMBER
300 ACRES,

is arabic and, with moderate outlay
upon it, would prove as productive and
profitable as any in the State. Cheap and
convenient means for Improvement are ac
cessible, in the shape of Shell lime, Mari,
&c
Independent of the great water advan-
tagcs afforded by the Patuxent River, there
are two valuable estuaries. or creeks, bind
ing upon the East and West of this estate,
both of which arc excellent repositories
for oysters and abound, in season, in
FISH, TERRAPINS, WILD FOWL,
&c
Upon the whole, it is doubtful if another
tract of land in Southern Maryland offers
finer inducements for the investment OF
capital than this estate 1t is located in
good and thrifty neighborhood, is healthy,
has good water upon it, is convenient to
Churches, Stores, Mills, &C., and produce
may be shipped from it, either by steam
or sail vessels, at the smallest possible ex-
pense 1t lies within five miles of the
Chesapeake Bay and is Only about two
miles distant from the proposed w ashing
ton and Point Lookout Rail Road.
TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed by the decree, are One
third of the purchase money in cash on the
day of sale, and the residue in equal in
staIments, at one and two years credit
the purchaser. to give bonds, for the de-
fcrred payments, with security to be ap-
proved by the Trustee, and to bear inter-
est from the day of sale.
JAS S DOWNS,
Trustee.
Oct 5, 1S67-ts.
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ATTENTION VOTERS !

NOTICE is hereby given, that, in As-
IL cordancc with the provisions Of the
Acts Of Assembly in relation to the regis
trstion of voters, which were in force on
the LIST day of June, 1867. and in pursu-
ancc of the provisions Of the LIST article Of
the Constitution, the undersigned. being
duly appointed an officer Of registration
for the Sd election district Of st. Mary's
county, will be present in the village Of
LEONAKDTOWN, in said district on
Monday, the 2lst day of Octo-
Der, instant,
and will continue to meet at the same
place from day to day thereafter, between
the hours of9 o'clock, n. m, and )
O'Clock, p. m, until Thursday. the 31st
day Of October. inclusive, for the purpose
Of carrying out the provisions of the aforc-
said Acts of Assembly, and article LIST OF
the Constitution. in said Sd election dis
trict
All persons, not now registered. and
claiming the privilege to hereafter exer-
else the right of voting aud all persons
registered as voters i'll other districts Of
the county who may now have residence
in said Sd election district, are hereby no.
tilted to make application to the under
signed. with proper evidence of qualifea-
ron. between Monday. the 2lst and
Thursday, the 3lst Of October, instant !;
otherwise, they will not be permitted to
exercise the right Of suffrage at tho ensu-
ing Fall election.
STEPHEN FOXWEIL,
Registrar for Sd Election District.
Oct. 10, lS61--td.
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ATTENTION VOTERS !!

NJ Office is hereby given, that, in &C
~ cordance with the provisions of the
Acts of Assembly in relation to the re-
gistration Of voters, which were in force
on the LIST day of June, 1867, and in pur-
suance of the provisions of the lst article
of the Constitution, the undersigned, be-
ing duly appointed an officer of registra-
ton for the 9TH election district of St. Ma
rvs county. will be present at II. L.
SPALDING'S STORE, in said district on
MONDAY, the 2lst day Of October, IN
slant,
and will continue to meet at the same
place from day to day thereafter, between
the hours of 8 o'clock, a. m, and 5
o'clock p m, until Thursday, the 3lst
day of October, inclusive, for the purpose
of carrying out the provisions OF the afore-
said Acts of Assembly. and article LIST of
the Constitution, in the 9th election dis
trict
All persons, not now registered, and
claiming the privilege to hereafter exer-
else the right of voting and all persons
registered As voters in other districts of
the county who may now have residence
in said 9TH election district, are hereby no.
tilted to make application to the under
signed, with proper evidence of qualifica-
ton, between Monday, the 2lst and
Thursday. the 3tst of October, instant !;
otherwise they will not be permitted to
exercise the right of suffrage at the ensu-
ing Fall election.
STEPHEN JONES.
Registrar for 9TH Election District.
Oct. 10, lS67-td.
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A. 1On\ Hl\TO

Or BAlwlN, CuEMrNG COUNTY y r'--"'l'eS
Il was urged IVY ncighhor t" vet Que DOWN
of the Balsam fox my=Wle, beng AS'n''a ~ ",'n
~, IN case i ala not produce good effects, he
,.,ll noy for me bottle himself On the strength
of such practical evidence of ITS m'r's' tiro, "I-
ed a bottle My wife at TINS time was SO low
with what the physicians termed SEATED '"N-
SUMPTION rs TO be unable TO ralSc herself '"" INV
bed. coughing constantly and raising more or
les blood commenced EllnE ,h' n'tH'" Nv
',;.,f,.I ,n1 yu, 50 much plcdScd with It's ol'"r-
,ti,.u il,t obtained another bottle. and '"ntIh-
ned Giving il. Before this bottle was e"t0ri'
used, she ceased coughin@ and was strong enough
To ST up. The fifth bottle entirely hESto'Eh lh"
ro ur>lrn doing that Witch several fhI>i''"h'
had tried to do but had failed
Prepared by SETH ". FoN LE o'N, -
fremont 81. Boston, a'td Tor sac =! i""bs''"'
generally.
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NOTICE or ELECTION.

L
DY virtue of authority vested in me as
Id Sheriff of ST. Mary's county. notice
is hereby given to the legal and qualified
voters of St Mary's county, that an cleo
ton will be held, at the usual places OF
holding elections. in the several election
districts of St Mary's county.
On the Tuesday next after the
first Monday, being the 9TH
day of November, 1867,
for the purpose of elec'ing one person to
be Governor of the State Of Maryland,
One person to be Attorney General,
One person TO be Clerk of the Court of
Appeals,
One person to be Comptroller of the
Treasury.
One person to be Superintendent OF Labor
and Agriculture.
Ore person to represent St Mary's county
in the Senate OF Maryland,
Two persons to represent st Mary's coun-
ty in the House of Delegates of
Maryland. y
One person to be Chief Judge Of the
Seventh judicial Circuit of
Maryland,
Two persons to be Associate Judges of the
7th Judicial Circuit of MARYLAND,
One person to be States Attorney 70, St
Mary's county,
One person to be Clerk of the Circuit
Court for St Mary's county,
One person to be Sheriff of st Mary's
county,
One person to be County Surveyor for St
Mary's county,
Five persons to be County Commissioners
for St Mary's county,
One person to be Register of Wills for St
Mary's county,
Three persons to be Judges of the Or
phaus' Court for St Mary's county.
The polls for said election will be open
ed, in each and every Election District Of
said county, at the usual places of holding
the polls, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ. and will be
closed at o'clock, P NJ. when the bal
lots shall be publicly counted.
FRANCIS NJ GODDARD, Sheriff
of St Mary's county.
Oct 10. 1S67-te.
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For Register of Wills.

| offer myself to The vo:ess of ST. Mary's
county as y candidate :ar The office Of Re .ster
II Wills I'D respectfully solicit The support ef
any friends and fellow -cItizens for that position,
THOMAS L DAVIS.
May 9th. 1867.
The Friends of JOSEPH IT COUGH re-
commend HIM TO the voters of St Mary's coun-
~ az u candid,te for Register of Wills and en- >
dorse HIM as eminentiy qualified for that position
The PEorLE,
April 25th, 1867.
The office I now hold, having been va
Gated By the adoption of the New Consti-
tuition, | announce myself as candidate
for reelection to the same position and
respectfully ask the support of my fellow
citizens at the ensuing November election.
j I NJ RALEY.
Sept &c, 1867.
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N Office
To Hotel Keepers and all 9TH
ers who deal in Liquors.

LNOR the information of all persons
L concerned, the following Act of the
Legislature, passed March 24th, 1865. is
published
CHAPTER 1911.
AN ACT prohibiting the sale of spiritu-
GUS or fcrmonted liquors in the several
counties of the State on the day o. the
election
Section l. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That it shall not
be lawful for the keeper Of any hotel, tav-
ern, store, drinking establishment, or any
other place where liquors are sold. or for
any person or persons, directly or indi-
rectly, to sell, barter, give or dispose of
any spirituous or fermented liquors. ale or
beer, or Intoxicating drinks of any kind,
on the days of election hereafter to be held
in the several counties of the State.
Sec 2 And be it enacted, That any
person violating the provisions of this Act
shall be liable to indictment by the Grand
Jury of the county where the offence is
committed, and SHALL upon conviction be-
fore any Judge of any of the Circuit
Courts of this State, be fined sum rot
less than fifty dollars nor more than one
hundred dollars for each and every offence,
one half the fine shall be prid the inform
err, the other half to the County Commits
sioners. for the use of public roads.
FRANCIS NJ GODDARD. Sheriff
of St Mary's county.
Oct 10, 1S67-te.