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DENTISTRY.

People who desire perfect dental operations, and
wish to enjoy all the latest improvements incIud-
ing the Morrison engine flor preparing cavities
without pain), are seeking the cool and pleasant
Office of
DIR. WALKER,
On Napoleon Avenue, corner Of Coliseum
Street.
By his method Of administering Laughing Gas,
for painless extraction Of teeth no bag is used,
and the patient does not reinhale his own breath,
but takes fresh gas at each inspiration.
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CCHILLINGER PAVEMENT COMPANY,
Office No. % CarOndeIet street.
GEORGE F. BRoTT, Managing Agent


&c inns pavement is concrete stone laid in squares
OF any desired size, shape or color The power re-
ui5eu 70 Ienuef assunder one square inch Of Port
anu cement OF which this stone is made is found to
" Iio% pounds. Its superiority as compared with
nLcAs Is SHOWN by the fact that the former Yields
70 me crushing pressure of I20 tons while
2.jotu oaue prick puIverizes at fifty tons FIRE clay
s az Iorty-1ve and midway perfect brick at
LOiity 5sghI tons. The above results were deter
LIlueu ~ experiment made by General J. A. Gil
I5a+ Ohlted states army, and by some Of the
a1IesJ engineers of Europe
ms pavement is laid so that the blocks can not
w QuI Of place, being adjusted to the ground so
tIg bearing Ia equal IN al parts. Neither surface,
W s nor grass can penetrate the seams. And as
y e@n De lald IN small squares expansion or con-
Idctlon does not crack break it, Artificial
sIone pavement made, with this cement for its
JllieI ingredient was laid on King Williams
oIluges Ed1nburg; the courtyard of the Liverpool
H1ehange, and the platform floor of the "a ilrOad
station at Rev Castle. It has been laid extensively
IN New York, Chicago, Washington, Buffalo, Balti-
more and Cincinnati, and refer to the pave
ment n front OF the Times Office and to that at
Mr. Washes residence, at No. 344 Bar0nne street.
in this city.
We are prepared to execute orders for banOuettes
lsldeWalKs floors for stores, malt houses, stables
preweries, ice houses aud all other places required
to be water tight.
Particular attention is called to the following
class of paving for which its beauty durability
and cheapness places it beyond cOmpetition:
FLOOR TILES of various eOlors for churches
halls, court yards, garden walks cemeteries etc
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NOTICE.-THE TAPESTRY BUSINESS HERE
IN tOfOre conducted for ne bv Mr.. ri ri. Kro-
nauer, as agent at No. SO Baronne strees. was on
the twenty second Of May, sold to Mr. KrOnauer,
and viii have after this date no connection with
the same, and will not be responsible for any
debts that are now OF may hereafter be due by
said business. OUTRTN ADAM.
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HIGHEST HONORs
To the Great Southern Favorite, the
GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE.

Especial Telegraphie Dispatch to the New Orleans
Times.J
THE GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE.
J. H. GARDNER, AGENT, RECEIVED TIE
DIPLOMA, THE HIGHEST AWARDED TO ANY
SEWING MACHINE CoMPANY-FoUR SILVER
MEDALS, TWO BRONZE MEDALS, TWO SILVER
CUPS, GOBLETS, ETC
ELEVEN PREMIUMS"
Thus has been added another COMPLETE TRI-
UMPH of the GROVER & BAKER over the
Combined Strength of All Competitors.
Those who want really reliable Family Sewing
Machine are invited to call ard see the
CHAMPION OF THE SOUTH
THE GROVER AND BAKER,
At the salesrOOms, z
Canal Street. .............1s2
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G. W. CAMIACK,
Isl Common street......~....1s1
MONEY BROKER
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AND AGAIN!

ANOTHER COMPLETE VICTORY.
TEXAS FOLLOWS LOUISIANA AND AWARDS
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REDMOND b. MANNI0N-

&S'''''''.... .CarOndeleF street...........9O
NEW ORLEANS
Issues Travellers Letters of Credit
ON
Messrs. n. NJ. Rothschild & Sons London;
Messrs. de ROthsehild Brothers Paris;
Messrs. S. NJ. de ROthsehild Vienna;
Messrs M A. de ROthschild Sons, Frankfort
SlA all Uhelr correspondents. fe8 4m2p
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THE LUZENBERG HOSPITAL.

The GUTENBERG HOSPITAL,
Enacted by the late Legislature the exclusive
Hospitsl 1or Smailp ox and contagious complaints,
Is ON THE P0NTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
Fifth square outside Claiborne street.
INDECENT cases are received according TO usual
city provisions, with permits from the sanitary
officials.
Private or paying cases are received for; Wards
81 per day. private rooms, SIS.
Apply at the hospital uv72 "
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SIX EXCELLENT SHIRTS FOR So.
Equal to any sold at 50 50 each.
SUMNER UNDERWEAR.
NECK DREsSINGs-ALL THE NOVELTIES
And every description Of
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
Equally as cheap, at
S. N. MOODYjS
Champion Shirt Emporium, corner of Canal ana
Royal streets. anu
Now is the time to have your SHIRTS 1r.nr
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ITEMS ABOUT sTHE TIMES .
THE TIMES COOKING STOVE
VIII save its cost in fuel in one year.
It viii outlast any other as it contains +yi,e the
metal
It will cook meats and breads in shorter ina,
It viii brOil as well as range.
And it is the cheapest stove in the market.
HENRY PERRY.
Agent for the Times Cooking Stove,
mhS ~ st Up No. l4l Poydras street
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A NasOH:c Sign.

At an inn in the West Of England,
several people were sitting round the
fire in a large kitchen, through which
was Il large passage to the other part
Of the house, and among the company
thrr. was a travelling woulan and Il
tailor.
In this iun there was a lodge OF
Free and Accepted MaSons held, and
it being lodge night, several of the
members passed through the kitchen
on their way to the lodge apartment.
This introduced observations Oh the
principles Of Masonry, and the occult
sign by which Masons could be known
to each other.
The woman said there was not 81
much mystery us people imagined, ior
she could show anybody the sign.
What ?' said the tailor; that Of
the Free and Accepted?'
"le-,' said she land will wager
a half crown bowl Of punch, to be de-
cided by any Of the members you may
please to nominate -
: "Why," said he, "a woman war
never admitted; how is it possible
that YOU can know the sign?'
no matter for that, she added Il
VIII readily forfeit the wager if dc
not establish the fact.
The company urged the unfortu-
nate tailor to accept the challanse,
which he at last agreed to, and the
bet was deposited. -,
The woman got up and took hold
of the tailor by the collar, saving:
Come, follow me- which he did
trembllngly, fearing he Was to under
90 some part of discipline IN the ma.
kiuu of "a Mason, OF which he had
heard a most dreadful report.
She lead him into the street, and
pointing to the Lion and the Lamb,
asked him whose 81 gn 1t was.
lie answered that it was Mr.. Lor.
uer's the nalue Of the innkeepcr.)
"Is he u Free Mason
yes"
Then" said the woman, 81 hay,
shown you the aiyn OF Free anc
Accepted Mason.
The laugh was 80 much agalns'
Door snip for being taken III, that il
was with some difficulty he could b'
'prv> u..uI W 10 r,.l,ANv ol' t~e ."ArA
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CHAPTER lTY.
AN ACT

TO lay out and establish a new cleo
ton district in Frederick county,
out Of the portions of New Market
District, number Ainc, and Liberty
District, number eight, to be called
Woodville District, vr Election Dis
trict number eighteen.
SECTION l. BE It rnurted By Me General
.Assm6,y Of Hdryhtnd, That II new election
district br laid out and established out ol
portions of New Market District number
nine and Liberty District number eight OF
Frederick county, the said district to be
known and called by the name OF ood-
Vile District, or Election District number
eighteen.
SEC. .. .1nd be It enacted, That the bom-
larics Of said district shall be rs follows,
lo-wit: Commencing at the junction oi
the Buffalo road ut Tnbut's branch; thence
runnin. with said branch to the cro,rlns
ol the Uniuuvillc and I.inSnnorc public
rond; thence with said road To the old An
napolis road; thence with said Annapolis
road to the intersection of the New Market
road; thence with said road 10 Forest
Grove .choul house; thence with straight
line to the Reservoir un the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, AnoMn aa number thirteen;
thence to the Tobacco house ON the Kemp
town road formerly owned by Brook
Burkslone: thence with the kcmptoMn
road to l'rnn's shop on the Buffalo road;
thence with the Buffalo road to the place
of beginning; the territory included within
tlr>,. boundaries to be- known by the name
oi Woodvill, District, or Election District
number eighteen, nS aforesaid.
SEC. 3. .imi be It 'nutcd, That the place
of holding elections in said Woodvillc Dis
trict. or Election District number eighteen
shall be- Woudvilr.
SEC 4. .lnG BE- It tnarttd, That there
shall be- appointed by the proper authority
two Justices of the Peace and two ton>'a
blcs for the said Woudvillc District, ol
Election District number eighteen
SEC ). .h.d be it enacted, That this Ar
shall take effect from the date oft, passage
Approved April !, 1872.
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CHApTEE 93.l
Approved April I, 1879.
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4 " -i'I
To authorize the County Commission
ers Of Frederick County to sub
scribe to the capital stock Of the
Liberty, townsville and Pipe Creek
Turnpike Road Company, the Lib
ertv and New Wind.or Turnpike
Road Company, the Frederick and
Buckeystown Turnpike Road Goa
pany in Frederick county, and such
other Turnpike Road Companies,
whose roads have been constructed
since the year eighteen hundred and
si1ty-eight, or now in process Of
construction.
SECTION 1. Be It enacted By the GtnerM
1S~mbly If MdryLlnd, That the County
Commissioners for Frederick County, be
ANU tHtN ult iHItbS biiN IN
powered, in their discretion, to subscribe
to the capital stock of the Liberty, Johns
willie and Pipe Creek Turnpike Road Com
pany, the Liberty and New Windsor Turn
pike Road Company, the Frederick and
Buckeystown Turnpike Rond Company,
and such other Turnpike Road Companies.
whose roads have been constructed since
the year eighteen hundred and sixty-ciglt,
or are Dr i'll process OF construction in
said county, for AL amount of stock in the
case of each company not exceeding two
tifhs Of its capital; prori,i,d, that in accor-
dance with article three, section tiftv-fnur,
of the Constitution Of the State of Mary
land, this Act shall be published IN two or
more newspapers printed in Frederick
county, for two month, before the next
election OF Members of the House of Dele
gates, and shall also he approved by ma
j,ri,y of all the members elected to each
House OF the General Assembly at its next
session after said election; and pr"dd|f,
futthcr, that the President Of each Turn
pike Road Company. tt'whirh snch sub
scription shall hc made, shall furnish to the
County Commissioners n statement, under
oath, that thrcc-tifths Of the stock of said
company has been subscribed and fully
paid up.
SEC. :. And h 1t furthsr Fmnrtri, That
the said County commissioners are hereby
authorized to issue bonds of the county ia
the amount of the stock subscribed, to each
of said companies, and To nrgotiair said
i~ud, prorid,si, they shall not m -old less
than par; and the said County Commits
sioncrs are further authorized to levy upon
the assrssahlr property of the county III
amount sufficient to pay the annual inter
est upon said bond, and the principal at ma
turity.
SEC. 3. 1nd % 1t ,furthcr rnnrt'f. That
this Act shall take effect from the date o.
! its passage.
Approved March 2S, 1872.
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vile, under a penalty, to the owner or
owners thereof, in the sum of fifty cents
for each swine found within the limits
aforesaid :.
SECTION 2. And be It enacted, That II
any person finding swine going at nrXe
within the prescribed limits of the nrst
section Of this Act, and furnish such lnior-
nation under oath or affirmation, together
with the name of the owner, to Justice ol
the Peace in Peterxville District OF Fred
crick county, the said Justice OF the fe"ce
ahaii issue a summons to the owner or
owners thereof, to appear before hlln 10 All,
swrr in plea Of trcspass, and II II silali
appear upUn satisfactory proof, that tht
swine of such person or persons, charged
in the summons, has been found within
the limits prescribed in the first section Oh
this Act, the Justice of the Peace Shall
render Judgment against the owner or
owners thereof, in the sum prescribed IN
the first section Of this Act, together with
all costs incurred, to be collected as all
other small debts
SECTION 3. Ind be it enacted, That it
shall he lawful for any person or persons
finding swine running at large III Vl"l"'ioi
of this Act, to impound such swine, anu
after giving five days notice by "riting'
in at least two public places in lturk'!'S-
vile, he, she or they may sell such SWINE
to the highest bidder for cash, and should
said swine be claimed by the owner or
owners thereof. he, she or they shall pay
twenty-five cents for every day said swine
has been impoundcd. to.rthcr with the
fine and costs An prescribed in the first Sec
ton of the Act, and in default OF payment
of the said fine and impounding fee. the
said swine may be sold t" 'atisfy the same
SECTION 1. And he il enacted. That the
fine imposed, and collected under this Ar-
,iclc, shall be applied on, half to the in,
former and the balance to the paving OF
streets in the village of Burkit'sville, under
the supervision If the Justice OF the Peace
by whom such lin" was collected.
Approved March 20, 1872.
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CHATTER 2jo.J
AN ACT

TO authorize the County Comml'sloh-
rrs Of Frederick county, at Their
discretion, to make an aplroprla-
ton for the purpose of constructing
"l'ish Ways in the Nonoc"c!
River.
SrrloN !. Be it >"nrtFd hy the G'""'"'
.ixumJly If M,ryIund, That the county
Commissioners of Frederick county hc an"
they are hereby authorized, IN their dlscrc-
ton to levy upon the ;.s>r>Sablr proper!
of said county Il sum of money suilirich' I"
dc,rav the expense of the construction "l
"Fis!. Ways" or ladders, I" facilitate me
passage "t' fish over the mill dams al
Ir,nte!d Mills and I'Mckcyst""n, on the
Monoracv River, in said county; said ways
10 he constructed under the direction "l
such person or persons ~ may hr dcs'SEa-
ted hv said County commissioners. :,
SEC. ,. BE It ondrt'j That this Ac' shall
take effect from the date of ll> passage.
Approved April /, 1872.
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ccive, count and return the ballots that
may be cast at any election hereafter to M
held.
SEC. 7. And be it furtter snncted, That
Immediately after the passage and approval
of this Act, or rs soon thereafter as may br
possible, the said County Commissioners
Shall give public notice Of the division of
said election district number two into pre-.
cinctsand the divisions and bound thereof,
as set forth in this Act, by publication in
all the newspapers in said election district
and sucllothcr notice rs they may deem
advisable.
SEC. 8. Ind be it rn"rted. That the Act
passed bv the General Assembly Of Mary
land On the first day of February, in the
wear eighteen hundred and si1ty.two,
chapter fifty -thrce,entitlri All Act to divide
election district number two, in Frederick
county, into two polls, he and the same is
hereby repealed.
SEC. 9. and be it enacted. That this Act
shall take effect Immediately Oh its pas
sage.
Approved April /, 1872.
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swallow, martin, robin, cat-bird, wood
prker, sparrow, wren. whippoorwill, dove
or any insectiverous bird, at any season Of
the year, under the penalty Of two dollars
for each bird 50 killed. taken or destroyed.
SEC. 2. Ind b. 1t ent,cted, That it shall
not be lawful for any person to kill or de-
strov any pheasants or partridges between
the first day of January and the fifteenth
day of October, or any rabbits between the
first day of February and the first day OF
October, under the penalty Of five dollars
for each and every pheasant Or partridge
10 killed, taken or destroyed.
SEC. g. A,ld bs il ehuicttli, That no per-
son shall, 1t any time during the year,
willfhlly destroy the eggs or nesta Of any
such birds as are named in this Act within
the said counties, under the penalty Of two
dollars for each and every offence.
SEC. g. And be 1t enacted, That the pos
session by any person within the counties
aforesaid, of any of the birds mentioned in
this Act ~ shot, killed or otherwise de-
stroyed. shall be prima tacte evidence to
convict under this Act.
SEC. 5. And be 1t enacted, That any per
son offending against any OF the provisions
of this Act, and being convicted thereof
before any Justice Of the Peace in the
counties 0: Frederick or Anne Arundel,
upon oath or affirmation of one or more
witnesses, shall forfeit the fine or fines
named in this Act-one-h to the use OF
the school fund Of said counties and the
other half to the use of the informer-and
if the offender, after being convicted Of the
crime, shall refuse to pay the said fines SO
imposed Ivy this Act. he or they shall be
committed to the Jail Of the county in
which the crime was committed, for every
such offence for the space Of ten days
Provided. however. that such conviction
shall I've made within ten days after COM
mitting the offence
SECTION. g. Amt be st rndrtri That il
shall he the duty of the constable and bailifi
of the several election districts of the conn.
ties aforesaid. or wards Of the several cities,
to arrest AL persons whom they may scc
violating any Of the sections Of this Act,
and take them before the nearest Ju.ticr
of the Peace to be dealt with MS this Act
directs.
SEC. !. .ind b Il endrt,d, That this Act
shall take effect from the date of its pas.
sage.
Approved April I, 1879.
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the s,mc are hereby made good and valid
in law.
SECTION 3. Be 1t e,ulrtd by the Generd'
.4s.eMdly Of Marylund, That all acts, con,
trx.tA deeds, or ordinances of the said
Commissioners Of Mcchanicstown hereto
fore made, done, executed, or passed. III
rfcrcace to the closing, discontinuance
and paving Of any street, lane or alley III
said town, or any other duty provided fol
in theprovisions of the act of inc,orpor"
tion. le and the same are hereby declared
and nnte operative and valid, in the sam,
manntr as If the said Commissioners hac
full power and authority to do the same al
the res.ective times when the same were
sevcraif, 'donc.
SrCTioS 4. .ind BE- it ennrtII, That thi'
Act shall take effect from the date of it,
passage. ~
Approved April /, 1872.
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4 .NINETEE.N7H CENTURY SAINT.
BY DAVID GRAY, OF BUFFALO COURIER.

Beautiful is my darrings face,
And vet know her heart 50 we'll
That, thinking Away of the pearl,
have not time to praise the shell.
! care not that with words of mine
Her eyes deep splendor be cxtolled.
Nor any wreath of speech would twinc
Within her tresses' wavv gold.
Not mine to praise the Saxon hue
That on her cheek the rose Outstrips,
Nor see in curvings of her lips
Some Greek ideal born anew.
All no far outer court is due
From such rs near her heart may dwell,
NY darling whom knew 50 well.
think (whilr softer fancieS Sleep
Ofthosr old altar pictures quaint
Which pure-soulcd Mrmling loved to
paint
Or those that in fair Florence keep
His fame, ~ linncr and as saint.
Who, kncclng, painted Heaven, and No
Was named Of men Angelica.
All shut such rclnuuarv stands,
Rich paintings on each folded lid
Tha, keeps the inner beauty hid.
And almost one is stopped to gaze,
And half before the doors expand,
Would lift the ccn>cr of his praisc.
But, open ! and there straigltway
beam
Such glorics of the faircr dream.
All other light is uurnchrd than its,
Cncloudcd glowS the golden air,
And, ringcd with Heavens own
aurtUc,
The very deep of Bcauty's soul
Throbs visible where The Virgin sits.
So, curtaincd from the vulgar eye,
Abid,s the vision, cllastr and fair;
And though the world may pass it by,
Or aud its covering unaware,
.! soul of love, y! heart OF prayer,
Look inward, for the shrine is there.
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DUDLIC LOCAL L a W S
FOR
FREDERICK COUNTY.
Passed bv the General assembly Of
Murvlaud, at Junuary Session, 1877.
ICuAprER 1871
AN ACT

AN ACT
TO repeal section one hundred ana
nine Of article eleven Of the Code
Of Public Local Laws, entitled
Frederick county, and to re-enact
the same as follows:
Srcr,oS I. Be it enacted By the General
axmublv Of .Mtryiund, That section one
3,un,lrel and nine of article eleven "l thc
Code of Public Local Laws, entitled IRE,
derrick county," he repealed and rc-cnaclcd
50 AS to read as follows: a.
SEC. lO9. The Register shall annually
at least ten days before the election lor
members of the City Council, pupilSn IN N
two papers in said city, one Of which shall II
he of opposite politics to the o'hcr, d iull
and particular statement OF al rc,e'p'e
and disbursements, the salaries ana per
dium of all officers OF the COZ poratioh' anu
all extra allowances that may have occn
made to any officer Of the corpolat'oh' ana
the service or considerations OF such cAlra
allowances that may have been maue 10
any officers of the corporation, auu llic
,nr,i,,s mr. consideration of such extra al
luWancc. ~, " =.
Src, = .Iud be It enacted, That tins Ac'
shall take effect from the date Vi It's pas
sage.
Approved April |, 1872.
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CHAPTER lS3.

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,
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the AcI oi H'Se'''o'! P"'o'N "' ''''
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and seventy, chapter nne'y-elght,
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so AS TO make Them Nalld III law.
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session t.G.'''n ',''"n nn ,h.. ',"r,os. @ If re-,
chaI''r n'"c.. .''sn.' W. ."a tIlh r,lr,h i, III,
praiihH ''' i"r,.,'' Jaw, 10 ~ '".n,;,,, H..
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