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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-28

THANKSGIVING was heartily enjoyed here
in Carson. No finer day than Thursday has
been experienced during this Fall, so remark
able for its beautiful weather. A sermon.
brief, fitting and Of great merit, was delivered
before scandalously small audierce at the
Presbyterian church, by the Rev. Mr. Ham
mond Of the ". E. Church. The accompany
ing services by the other clergymen were
highly appropriate, and the singing by the
choir was better than any sacred music we
have ever listened to in Carson. After din
ner everybody seemed to be big with turkey
and pumpkin pie, and there was generally
prevailing air Of satisfaction and happiness
through5utthe town. A large proportion or
our good people attended the ball in the
evening, (nf which W. have given a notice
elsewhere(, and there were seyc-a! ladies' AID
gentlemen present from abroad.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-28

THE THANEsGIyING BALL at Moore &
Parker's New Hall, WAS great success.
Everything conSpired to render it such. Tie
weather was deli-httul; tie hail was in
splendid order; ,ha music excellent and the
company large and comprised Of Carson's
fairest women and hes. men. The dancing
bsgan at an early hour and was kept up until
about 3 clock in the morning. Asmany as
twelve sets occupied the floor at enc time.
Every body was delighted and nothing occur
red to mar the pleasure Of the occasion. We
have only one suggestion to make by way OF
adsice for future arrangements for parties
there; and that is, cut that music stand
down to about one-half is present hight.
The promPter's voice is too far above TIE
dancers to be heard plainly, as delivered from
the platform upon which he stood On Thurs
day L light.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
SNf
GREENBRIER co W. VA.

a
These Springs, so long and fayorably known 20
the seekers OF health nd pleasure, will . 4
ncopen ior the RECEPTION of visitors VAN
the let OF June With extensive improve u. IL III
ments and general refurnishine Of the est zT-'.T
commOdation OF from t0fssH hNAdrsd 20 ftso faOH-
SAND persons.
Hot and Warm Sulphur Baths. 90 eminentlv ser
yiceatle In connection with the internal use IF
these Alternative waters. are always at the msRd
OF the visitor
One of IN. best City BANDS OF MUSIC viii b.
IN attendance to enliveh the LAW Ne aud the BALL
the use OF those who may desire to indulge in
horseback or carriage exercise.
Charges viii be S3 a day, or so per month,
chIdfen nncer 10 ars and ColOrcd tery ants. haiti
price; white servants according 20 sccommOds-
lions
No effort or ex pense will Ne spared the part Of
the Proprietors. To manage this tablishment ia a
manner best calcu ats d 10 promote the comfort Of
Visitors IN every respect
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va, April 2Oth. 1873.
81 For a full account Of the Medicinal EFFr-
cACY ANDAPPLIC Billy ofthese waters 20 psrticu-
OF Dr. MOORMAN, on the Mineral Waters of the
United States and Can ada, - Go be found Me--rs
KELLY PITTS, Baltimore and other Book
stores. PAMPHLET the WHITE SUI
PHI X SPRINGS, containing mach valuable ia
formation. Can be obtained without charge, of
Mrssrs COLEMAN ROGERS, Baltimore.
81 ROUTE TO THE SPRINGS from any Point
louisville. STANTON, u COyINGTON, by
Rail, thence by Fine Line of Stage Goa hes on Q
well graded Turnpike, 20 Miles to the Springs.
Je SEQ Pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

FOREIGN NEws.-A Paris paper of yesterday
publishes report that Menotti GaribaIdI Is
raising volunteers for another attack on Rome
a a banquet al Civita Necchia the Command :
ant OF the French troops declared that France
would never abandon the Holy Father At
a cOEsistory held in Rome, on Monday the
Pope appointed many new bishops, and deliy-
rI'd allocuuOns on the bull calling a General
ounCh- and on the present state of religion in
AUSTIN An extensive fire occurred in the
cry OF Bremen on Monday, destroying ware
houses containing heavy stocks of cotton and
tObaceo. Milan the ith, the new ruler Of SeryIa
has arrived Al Belgrade, and been Installed
amidst the approval Of the people Mr. Ban
croft, the American Minister to Prussia il
gong 70 attend the celebration of the Reforrna-
iioI and the unwilling of he statue of Luther
a; Worms. The Scottish Reform bill passed a
---ond reading IN the House of Lords last even
arg. GeOrgr Francis Tram has been again ar
Ir>ied' brought before a London Court of
Ear kruptcy and remanded 20 prison. He de-
'iated NJ arrest proceeded from political mo
LJN~= and called on the army and navy OF the
uIted States 10 protect him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

AiFAsR~ N LOUDOS CcUNTY. NA-The cor
r-sPOuCrnt o. the Alexandra GassfIs saw
I - appOIntee for Mayor on Saturday sent a
written notice 70 John ". Orr. the old Mayor.
Snn 70 the Recorder. Councilmen. and Town
Sergeant, that he assumed the dutIa~ under
appointment from General John NJ Schofield
&c. dated Nav %. 1S6-''
-ie Is beat crOp - promising the worst in
ati"d Reid viii make - good paving wheat &c
Ar white wheat l. the crop about which mos
appfVhen- ION y f-!t- The corn stands we'll
Shd - ci-aL, and mainly thInned and Well
v Orked
Syddnah Williams farm. near the Poin, ~
EOCkS. hut wet Of tn CatOcton Mountains
a sold under order OF court IN three narcsIs
ne parcel brought >50-75. another $50 an d
ne third wood lot 80 per acre The whole
sale amounted to upwards of SIg.tDO. There
;-r 20 buildings on any part of 1t except a
,,-L-hOuSp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

The Indianapolis Journal, OF Monday, says
Senator Morton and family will leave Wash
ing for that city during this week The health
OF The Senator has been falling for SEINE weeks,
and his physician demands that he shall leave
the Capitol and seek rest and recreation. He
Walks better than he did last fall. but his
night eye Is singularly affected, and a part
OF the time he has what is termed ssdoubIe
VISION After brief visit to his friends a,
home be will 30 to GATHERINGS, Canada, for
treatment, and will remain there during the
VAIN weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

A GOOD REFoRM.-There is a growing dis
position TO do away with the expensive funeral
customs prevailing in America, which while
serving to show no real respect to the dead are
a fearful tax upon the living especially the
Poor, who are already deprived OF their ordi-
nary means of support in the loss OF the head
OF the family. The Catholic clergy of this
Country have long been laboring to institute a
reform In this matter. and the necessity for it is
now being warmly urged in other quarters
The hoped is expressed that the good old
fashion of walking 70 the grave may be REIN
stated wherever 1t can be done. In our large
cities. where burying within city limits is no
longer possible, carriages are well nigh indus
pensable. But wherever the cemetery is with
In walking distance, the old fashion, so re-
spectful and becoming, ought to be adopted as
d. rule Funeral expenses have of late, be-
come fearfully large; and the cost of from six
TO ten carriages, is one very material item. in
the account. 1t is most desirable, also, tina,
there should be reduction, in other direc-
Tons such as in respect TO collins, and the dress
and ornaments Of the dead, on which hundreds
OF dollars are now, not unfrequently, lavished,
10 moulder in the grave; and in costly mourn
ing. which many who can ill afford it, now feel
obliged 10 adopt that they may not be counted
singular.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

There should b. some two or three places
selected in every ward where coal ashes, yard
rubbish, cleanings of cellars. &C., now depos-
tied in the streets, may be dumped. These
depositsries should be designated by the CITY
Surveyor at points under the grade and need
ing to be filled The corporation law now per-
miis coal ashes to be deposited in ruts and
holes in the streets, under the mistaken notion
that such filling serves to mend the streets
The contrary Is the fact; the coal ashes form a
soft mush in wet weather, and in windy
weather fill the AIR with clouds of choking
dust of tho most disagreeable kind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

The Board of School Commissioners of Bait
more by vote OF fourteen to four, ad opted the
regulation that none but white teachers should
be employed In the colored schools. Messrs
Wentz, johnson, Bantz and Watkins voted
against il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

AIhe Democrats of the Second Congressional
district OF Pennsylvania, now represented by
Charles ONeIll, Republican, yesterday paid
COL Florence, Of the Constitutional Union, the
compliment OF nomination. As the district is
Republican by some 1900 majority, we are
AFRAID our handsome neighbor will hardly win.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

Mrs. Abraham Lincoln and her little son
"Iaddie" Will sail for Europe in a short time.
tor The purpose of staying with some friends in
Scotland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

The New York World seems rather non.
pluss'd for an opening for a direct assault
upon General Grant, and resorts to an inge-
NOUS but slie htly indirect mode of warfare by
furious TRADE against tobacco smoking and
smokers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

The Richmond Ezominer says in speaking o T
ways to control the colored vote of the South.
Our plan Is simple one. Employment and
TO vote or Vote for the Constitution and
staIve.' Let the negroes take their choice.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

The whisky ring people lately tried and
convicted in Richmond have been sent to the
psEiientisry al Albany, NY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

Tine "Districts" in South Carolina are what
are known as Counties in other States. The
term has been changed to counties In the Re-
constr uction Con til utlon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

The New York Tribune, New York Post, and
other Republican papers favor the confirmation
OF Nr- Eyarts as Attorney General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

The corporal punishment question is still
agitsted in our exchanges. and the opponents
OF The system seem TO be making Roadway. In
New York, where they have been thrashing
school Children at the rate of 2OO.OOO fioggings
year, the practice of moral suasion as a substi.
tute has been tried with good effect in several
Of the schools. Plutarch says whoever strikes
child degrades himself and the child also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

EyFIOSIOS OF EIREwoRKS-This afternoon.
scout ten minutes before four, an explosion
took place ID the fireworks store belonging TO
IllIam J Lyon 4 Co. No. 2g4 Broadway
I be building was Immediately in flames
through The lower story. Several persons
" ere IL the store AZ the time. The street was
F"~dIly flied with young women who wsr.
.,lployed IT he hoop skirt factory adjoining
i lry Were almost wild with fright, and IN
great Danger from the pyrotechnic material
v hich was constantly II ing through the air
One person killed Is named WinIngsr He
l. partner His remains We're terribly dis
Inquired. The name OF the Young man missing
= supposed 20 be Theodore Lyon, son OF one OF
the proprIetors. He il about nineteen wears of
sce, F., clerk AZ No 80 CORTLAND street. The
/ - was about 500 q, partly insurat The
1plO>ion occurred IN the centre of the store
7 he discharges continued about five minutes
N-p Iork Pest ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

~Canada has recovered from ITS Feniau
q Ighf.
- The Mary hand oyster trade employs 30
y~ssel- and 300 canoes.
~Two Children have been stuEg 10 death by
loo Bets, IN Day ton, Ohio
%Julesburg Is healthy place. OF the 80
d-s n IN its siN months existence but one was
~ disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

n ADJ READli READIIr
ALL MUST ACKNOWLEDGE THAT
THOMAS FABEYS
g RAVEL ROOFS
Excel In workmanship and durability all others OF
similar construction Using none but the best
material. and work performed By men Of fifteen
BE also invites the attention OF the public gen.
orally to his stock Of BUILDING MAfKRIALe
viz:
Rosendsie and Round TOP Cement,
Lime, Laths, Hair,
Holland Point Sand Per boat ssIvin stop.
White Sand, coarse and fine,l
Wotherspoon's CalciRed Plaster.
Felt. Pitch and Gravel
Sold At the lowest cash prices.
All orders promptly attended to.
THOMAS FAHEY,
Corner 10th street west and Canal,
NH u I'm Smithsonian Bridge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24
'e' WM MITCHELL. Pr l;5,,;ri..;

sTEAMERs LEAVE WASHINGTON every
Tues lay at u O'Clock m o., Wedn~-d.y
= ats O'Clock =. IN fridsy 1t O'Clock
q. m. and Saturday At6 q clock q m
m LEAVE BALTIMORE every TUESDAY at 4
,'clock y M Friday at o'clock o. m and Sstur-
isyat clock .. m. Touching, going and return
ng. 81 the Point. lelf- u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.
CLOTHING, &c.

II. MERCHANT TAILOR,
Jas removed from No. 414 fourteenth street,
10 his new store. No. 300 Pc nnsylyanis -
streets. ~
Thanking hfs friends and the public gen
erslly. for their liberal patronage bestowed -
At his old stand, he requests Q continuance 1T hi
new place OF business. Je ) I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24
PERSONAL.

MANH00D.-rhirty-ei eighth edition of thi. new
vi Medical pamphlet, revised and Just publ shed
by the author, Doctor Curtis Thus valuable
cline and secret ADVISES Of youth ana manhood Ii
Ewes Gle ar synopis Of the impediments TO mar
stamps to the author, Box 777 Post Office, Wash.
ington, U: {: ye "a lm'
nR, 4. DE y. CURTIS. n, D r. R Q. 8. &c,
many years of his extensive practice to the treat
ment and speedy cure of all Secret Diseases. and
Debility. caused by indul gense, abuses of the
natural functions, sedentary habits, &c, produc-
Iss street, between tR and ss
Washington ID. q. Consulting hours from 10 TO ?,
anu 10 D: m. Ie A-lm'
SCIENCE HAS TRIUMPHED.
Gentlemen may now be cured by mechanical ap
ap.i%s H the .S
ZION Of the organs caused by over Indulgence or
nhyscians Inf.ilibe in eject late 10 v Seu
directions FER use, in . sealed package, upon the
RECEIPT of SIS. Send for a circular;
iei6iy. Lock box as, washinsson, G D. o.
SPECIAL NOTICE-OooI and well furnished
NO t kH1Ms, single or in suits, with or without
BoAhp: can be had at reduced prices at the north
est e; corner o. sth st. and Penna ave- Best locs-
ten In the city. Ie l6l6t'
DE. s LE3N' pyv.,c,.v
266 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, above l2tb street,
has devoted many Year. to The treatment of female
in this city and New York.
LADIES desiring. especial treatment will find
him very skillfnl and confidential.
IRREGULARITIES. from Whatever cause,
Rooms PRIVATE. Patients see no ore but the
Doctor. Jee-u
DERSONAL.-DR. n. DURAND, FEMALE
L PHYSICIAN, south east corner of Lombard
and Fremont streets, Baltimore, Md. Twenty
years universal success rooms With competent at
tendsnts: corresJ ondence strictly confidential All
in trouble call or write an q sm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24
SUMNER RESORTS.
INEY POINT HOTEL
SALT WAITE BATHING.

This favorite resort having ben thoroughly rem
ovated, with increased cottage and other 4 . i. a
s Commentators, NV BALL ROOM, HY
for the reception Of visitors on the FTksT 90
JULY. when the subscriber solicits cont n ston
Of patronage heretofore so literally bestowed Don
Board, per ........ ... 81 So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24
n recon AND PHYsICIAN.

pERSONAL..DR. N. DURAND, FEMALE
L PHYSICIAN, south east corner Of Lombard
and Fremont streets, Baltimore, Md. Twenty
years universal success; rooms with competent at
tendsnts: ondence strictly CONFIDENTIAL All
in trouble call or write an % 2m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16
IN At I

II, a,,orI 40 f,rt,- second section roIa
,;ng,-to., tho rr.o,rinq If licenses To fra
49, of A..irla f;ttv-s;vrh IF 10 rnIo
Of pnb7is General laws
> ;.o,..,,l H. ia ,,.nau,1;,, .-a,..1i,.
elI1 ''l w., ~
- -'i-'l ''..',' e. &C., ~ ral1
pnil;a cannrsl avs ro,,,inc - NO
',rant;n,- ~ H. n.as - Trado,s 10 on5
,'...- : L,,,.@1,. ,..,,,,.,roJ a,d ~, 81
I",.;,a on..t.I !. .,;f,tt, .larnof.
see. -. v men any person, pooy poll
TIC, or corporate, snail purpose to sell or
barter anything mentioned IN tue Ircce4-
iu8 sec''nI' except P'ti'"ops Or ''Il''cnIIU
liquors ne SIa'L "IPiS ~ vac 'i'' n 81 me
circuit oou'V - Iic county |" ""'CI' ne
may lN'oe' or u ~ fyS'.,' ~ nc 'i I,H 81
',iit:l 1, = ~ -. J., '''' l; =, -
~ q N.Y. ~, -, t t,n. l'',''5 J, y
Ii,l i,'I Ill.
P"'ls '''''' - 80 ~, = "''s - -.
I'Ul - = ,.,, ; .L,s + ~. - '''.;'
VIZ - -, .1ain ~ ,ra cart ~ ~ 49,
III. ..=sb,l rive n.h snaoial 1,dr~ r. t.
sun license t. sell sriritlI,lls or tsrnented
li.nar, miles. upor the recommendation
of at least two respectable frceholders,
residents Of the ward or district wherein
the place Of sale may lie. and whenever
any license shall be issued to ttme-coy-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16

The applicant must either take oath, as
heretofore. before The Clerk of the Circuit
Court of the County whore he is engaged
in business, of the amount Of goods kept
on hand, at the principal season Of sale =;
or the oath may be administered by JUS
tee Of the Peace, when the person want
inc the Licenses applies through an agent
If the latter course be adopted the follow
ing form VIII be deemed a sufficient COM
nllancc with the act:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16
: 500 or less.

NJ license shall be granted 10 s2li Spir-
.;tuous and fcrm6nted liquors or lager beer,
ii quantities no, less than A pi,t, fer the
sum Of eighteen dollars, unless The person
APPLYING therefor shall also obtain = Il
cense to sell goods, chattels. wares and
merchandise. paying therefor TIT suu
hcrciubef,re prescribed according 70 tbs
amount If kis stock III trade,
Oyster api Eating Ho"ses.-The Il
ccnSe to be pai! by the keepers of oyster
and eating houses Is $50 throughout The
State.
Females wedding millinery and ether
small articles, whose stock il trade j,
not over $500 pay a licea q IS only:
but ii over that an uDJ, hey are re-
,uirtei to Pay ne inc iccuSe as ether
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16


ANY person, Or company Of stage pay
ers, n'ril'qwsts, 5!is''-ha"d performers
rope dancers nun 'iefs ana WIRE cancers
shai', I'F9'I"u-Iy % eNnlol'-"s y perform
ing 19' " reward III an! '2u''9 ~ '''''
"'S' =! = NC N'G'N = w i'10I' oou''
Ter Such COUNTY .l''tY ool'4Is io' Que
year. Or Que 1'.Iar 'or c''h eAh1 'l''oh' a.
ms or 'EeIr oP'oh.
Every person. or company OF circus r.
derS OF equestrian p@r'ormers. who shall
exhibit t'r reward III any county IN tins
Sta.e Shall pay TO the SAID Clerk the sum
Of thirty d9.-|ys Tor license thereof ;oF
one year
E,yerv nar~on or corYr2ay who shall ex-
hibit tor a re1ard any animal Of animals,
or natural or artificial ctuioSities of any
kind, (exccpt models ofuseful inventions. }
shall pay to the said Clerk the sum Of ff-
teen dollars. for license therefor for one
year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16
aluabIe Vessel
PROPERTY FOn SIIE.

10y virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
ID Court Of Saiut MarY's county, Ma
ryland. the undersigned rs executor Of
James l. Foxwcll and administrator Of
Andrew j Foxwcll, late OF said county,
deceased, viii sell at public sale at Pat
! tcrsonS's hart, next to Coopers and SlI-
GERS railway, in the city of Baltimore, on
Thursday, tie 23rd Of April.
1868,
between the hours of II o'clock. m and
; o'clock, D. m, tie following vessel prop
erty, to wit
Schooner j. & ". & \. j. FOXWELL,
tonnage 59-S9-10e, new measure, draws
s feet deep loaded, . feet, light, ear
ries - cords of pine wood or 45oo
bushels Of grain, 3 years old and III ex-
ceIleut sailing trim:
Schooner FRANCIS BARRON, tonnage
IS, new measurement. draws feet
d ep-loadcd and fee; light, carries 80
CO.'S of pioc wood OF 5000 bushels OF
grain.
Also by virtue Of m order Of the Or
phans Court OF the county above named
| vii >cN as executor of James l. Fox
vel. and administrator Of Andrew J Fox
well, late Of Saiut Mary's county, dcecas-
cd, at public sale near Blogdcn's Wharf,
il the city of Washington, on
Saturday, the 25th Of April,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16
and containing
NEHUNDEEp ACRES,
more or less.

more or less.
The Bal states. in substance that Mary
NJ Slarks. Car~li.c Sharks. Laura Nr-
y;uia shauks, Christopher Shauk-, Nor
r.. Shanks and Aun Bernard Buych are
s,;xcd as crparceuers Of the tract OF llnd
..o,os,ii., that the said land Is incapable
of division among all the aforesaid parties
~ ,h.ir inter -t and advantage. and that
!, will be - the interest aud advantage OF
all Of said parties 70 have the said land
sold md the proceeds arising thcrefFom
di,trihu,cdano tie h.irs at law.
The Bnl further safes that the sal!
Morri. Sharks. q defendant IN tins cause,
is pou-rc,idcut Of the State Of Maryland
and Drays that az order Of publication NAV
be granted acains; him, warning him To
oopcor in this Court, either n person or
by solicitor, on some certain day to be
named IN reip. to answer the Bill Of Com
plaint Of said Complainant.
Ard the Court being satisfied that the
aforesaid Morris Shauks is a NONRESIDENT
of this State, aul that he cannot be found
within the jurisdiction Of this Court, 1t Is
ther, fore ordered, this 18th day Of Apr',
IN the year lo6o, that the Complainant
in tins cause give notice to the aforesaid
nonresident Defendant of the object and
substance Of this Bin. by advertisement of
this order in the Saint Nary's beacon,
newspaper published in Saint Mary,s
county, state # Maryland, once week
for four successive weeks, three months
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16
st. .Muy's Cotaaty, t. rit


Tn THIS day oi 'oo' De
tore the subscriber, y"S',ee q Iuo
felee 81 'he STATE OF nary 1'n02 ~ '''''' -,
sald County personally 2PPe"f''- '0u
declared that he INTENDS 10 aEP) ''' ! IRA
der'o license, under tue -aI slc"on OF 'oe
act OF January Session. 1905, ~ me ,ieFN
OF the Circuit Court ior '9aln' 'M'ry ;
county, aud made oath 'ha' tue amount 81
the stock OF goods generaliV kept Oh nan!
by hlm COR by the concern I" @",c" n q"
Engaged, III case 1T is partueIsAIP) at
Tie prlncipa! season OF safe Tor II tue ap-
pAcant has not PreV'ou' y eh2a9eo III s"cn
tradE, bt4t h'e amour" q ~ S'Y'h = 3''">
~hteA he efPecf$ I" Keep "e',) does LOT
Cor will not) exceed
Sworn before
If the oath be administered before a
Justice of the Peace out of the County IA
which the application IS made, there must
be attached the certificate Of the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court Of tue County II which
the Justice resides.
Persons may sell salt TO cure fish IL
March, April or May without hcchsc.--
Wonders OF cakes aud vendcr6 q beer ana
elder. who are the makers OF such beer
aud cider Eager beer eAcep'eo'] are not
required to pay license
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16

NOTICE TO cRED|TtJ.

rElIE creditors Of James r Tho.
4 an lnsolvent Petitioner, are horcl
notified 10 file their claims in the otlicc a
the Clerk of the Circuit Court tor SAINT
Mary county, on or before the
25!h OF APRIL, INSTANT.
as TIE Auditor wil proceed On that day t.
distribute the proceeds Of the Real Es,At,
Of sad ln'olycrt in our hands
L STONE,
u ) BkISCOE,
Trustees
Anil >. 1868