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Middletown transcript., 1872-11-02
Carriages! !

Carriages
j NJ Cox Fro. hn,ca VERY large stock 81
Carriage. on hand which the, wil close ou ON
reasonable terms Great Inducements TO Cash
hutcrs. No~ lae Tine = rr,.4.sf good
Gtrtilse at !oN :Aie.. !
Tie Estcuc ki Close ,hr best rlosc u tmcr-
lea Tor - %, warranted no, to rip OF tear. htsi
fuiling on ~ KEY NuipS
WANrep-,,s u n,an p. ears Of age. single
and ot steady habits, ~lo is sau! ptnnmn
aud Accountant sinl-'inn 10 luiol t"ht
ugirc. or fu tf' ., tu' .,ta.; uuiH' sluntls The
iiar hus;n,.. ioizi ih.#pn HI aud would
te Hiilih -. .u ii Ert'L 'hiis-
factor, r,',s.u= n'sl,.d AZ me-
e. \ y ,nl,et,Me + - rd
,,ca'es \ r,aas i 81.
spool, Gent, na' 10y : ~ +. Z
Jus, received 2ooo llls Ncw Tar Rope in store
aud ior sale ty
New 10. !. and > Extra Shotc Maehcrel.
s. NJ. REYNOLDS.
1 Black Md GluNtA, SultlicV win Mtiiit, 'ot
81 90 :, 1 n. hEi SoLpS'
Odessa and Boii-ion Bus,lcs, at
:. NJ REYNOLDS
White Sugar for ia cts. a, ...-..
$. NJ. REYNOLDS.
Pure Cider vinegar, ior pickiiar.
s. NJ. REYNOLDS.
The only place TO sc, the Esiclc Kid Glov,
for 81 .25 IN Midileiown, Is at
s. NJ. REYNOLDS.
large assortment of 1russes, Braces aud
Supporters for sale and properly fitted hy phs
sician, ut NHAMnhhLaNt Dkt1 STuhE
SIIInirE or I.iNg..-Used TO arrest ieEmcn,a
iioa IA Cider, and thus TO preserve It's sparkling
properties without impariing any foreign odo
or taste, at CHAMBEhi.AlAES
PhiYg,acy.
!, Fon SAtg.--A good sound and gentle MARE
= eight years old. Apply to
JAMES COLLINS;
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FOR RENT.
l. | B + r Il Y I!

TnE TRoTTING STALLION LIBERTY, si,sl
l. hs Rysdyk',, iiamble,oniau, Dam By Amer.
make full season In Middictown, Del. Al $50 oo.
$1,000 due on demand, asd %. 90 payable
when the mare proves to be with foai. This
Stallion Is nenrly a full brother 10 blood 10
Dexter, S'nr,e and other celebrities. lie hes
size, l5s hands J style, bone, and color, dark
bay To those who desire 10 breed good stock
oher This most fAshonably bred horse.
Oct. l2-3i. W. GREEN.
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NOTICE '''''7's"
10 POUEfh1Iiss!

THE highest cash priees ria Nbe Tusksye.
nsese, DuetS CHI lsas, Jsgs, DID SSSIc
and ''l l'''' = 's"' T. =. .. vx,&r.
Opposite Penaipgion's Nsehjss 49,. ~ a
Scowdfok , OoeAssa's esesA niai(60css, 6sl.
Oct. ?G-onaOs
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BUspN Ess LOCALS.
Vim. n. k.rs.rA & &c.

We invite attention 10 W. n. Kennard 4 Co.'S
advertisement; dealers in Fancy and Mourning
Dres. Goods silks. Shawls, Trimmings, En-
hroideries. Laccs, Ribbons Ties, Edsings, Rnf
fling, vclvcts Kid Gloves, Corsc's. Hosiery,
Lact%. Children > and Mems Underwear also ~
iuil rnd complete s'ork nf House Furnishing
, Gocds, Carpets, uh Cloths, kr. Also - Branch
" " ". r,,norsi rnpn,inm - r .hions,
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Fon SAtg.--A good sound and gentle MARE
eigh, years old. Apply to
JAMES COLLINS:
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j. " Cox 4 Fro. have very large stock 81
Carriage. on hand which the, will cl"sr oni on
reasonable terms Great Inducements 10 Cash
huyrrs Now j laa time = rn,.a.sF good
Cafti1ge Al .oN :Ai,..
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Sl'IInirI or I.iNg..-Uscd to arrest ieEmcn,a-
ton IA Cider, and thus 10 preserve its sparkling
properties without impariing any foreign odor
or taste, at CHANBERLAiNE'S
Phuglacy
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Tie Estrllc kii Close ihr hrst rintc " incr
lea Tor - % Warranted no, to rip tear i, iit.
Euiiing on, nt ; KEl NuiilS
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The celebrated root GR.iS FAN, the hes
in the world for clcinits al s'nh' 81 gran.
For sale hy H. y Nv ms
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100000 Prime Peach Trees

All budded on stock grown from natural seed
The above stock embraces some new and desira-
BILE varic,ics the, canno, he obtained elsewhere
this season.
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Choice Varieties ycS isrs.y ard peIawarc
''- e.. r. EVANS.
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MuuSrgr .--The store Inicl, neenpsed b, Mis-
Emma Coep.s, Main ST., Miidlr,osn, Del,
now under the charge uf Miss ". r. Hays, wh
In. lost received from the rifles. and viii kec
constantly on hand Large and we'll Sclcrie
Stock NJ Coed, in her iirr 10 whith she col
dislb invite. ,hs attention "f he hr.in. p"' h'
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\ large assortment of 1russes, Braces aud
Supporters for sale and properly fitted 10y u ply
sician, ut CHAMBERLAIN DRrG STohE.
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A MIGHTY THANKSGIVING.
The Day In London-India Sends Greet
ing to tho Empress vtctorin-ThanKs-
giving In Germany.
LONDON, February %.


Yesterday was observed as legal holiday
throughout the United Kingdom. The day at
London opened with the firing of salutes and
ringing Of bells at sunrise. From an early
hour the streets were cleared Of vehicles and
pedestrians for the procession. The line OF
march to and from the Cathedral was seven
miles. The houses on both sides we're deco
rated from cellar to attic-not house by house,
but block by btock-and all open spaces
filled with banks OF seats. An area Of flags,
streamers and gorgeous tapestry wlnds Tor
miles through the heart of the city, passing
through triumphal arches. The spectators
numbered millions: Fabulous prices were
and almost the entire police force, guarded the
line The procession escorting the Queen be.
gan to move from Buckingham Palace shortly
before noon, amid the roar OF artillery, ring
ing OF bells, and chorus OF thirty thousand
children. In the procession. all the great
bodies OF the kingdom were represented, and
all the crack regiments OF the army furnished
detacnments. Tne Prince of Wales looked Thin
ner and paler than when last seen In puolie,
but appeared much stronger than was expect
ed. AS the Prince and Princess came In sight,
the immense assemblage .of spectators began
to cheer, and the cheering arose to mighty
roar as the Queen, whose carriage followed,
came In view. The Queen arrived at the ca
thedral between one and Two o'clock. The
6QLU0 iOSC 40 IuO SuSOh SaoSASS
and remained standing until she was seated
on the throne. A Is Deuna was sung by a
monster chorus Of picked voices. Alter the
Archbishop of Canterbury had delivered q
sermon the procession reformed and return
ed to Buckingham Palace.
Bishop Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, In full
ecclesiastical robes, was received with special
honors at ST. Pauls during the thanksgiving.
In Dublin the thanksgiving was an i'm.
mense affair. Last night the city was illuma-
mated At Berlin and elsewhere on the con-
tinent, the English assembled In their
churches and held thanksgiving service.
A special dispatch from Bombay states that
the governor and officials attended the Cattle
dral in state. The Parsees assembled In their
fine temples; the Jews In their synagogues;
the Hindoos In their temples, and the Mahom-
medans and other religious sects In their sew
eral places OF worship, and offered thanks &C
cordingly 10 their various rules for the recoV-
ery OF the English Pince.
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ESPECIAL YELseRAM TO THE NEWS ]
COLUMBIA, February 2S.

COLUMBIA, FeDFuary 20.
In the House to-day, the main fight was upon
Hedges's Metropolitan police bill, which had
been placed upon the calendar. The bill vas
again ignominiously defeated, the enacting
clause being stricken out, on motion Of Bose
mon, by vote of seventy-sl1 to sixteen.
During the debate, which lasted three hours,
Jervey, Bosemon, Hurley, Hunter and others
spoke against the bill. Whipper, Jones, Jami-
son, Byas and few others of the rural repre-
sentattves, spoke in ils favor. The only argu'
ment advanced by Whlpper and the other
supporters of the bill was that 1t was party
measure, that the spolls belong to the vlctors,
and that might makes right.
Circuit Judge T. j. Mackey was on the floor
of the House during the debate industrlously
lobbying in favor of the measure. Hendricks
lobbied differently. While the bill was under
discussion, Hunter rose to question Of priVl-
lege, and declared that Hendricks had threat
ened to have him shot as soon as be should
leave the House after the adjournment Nash
issued warrant for the arrest of Hendricks,
who was bound over to keep the peace.
The committee of ways and means reported
in favor of the original appropriation bill, and
against the substitute or seventeen and half
mills tax bill. They recommended an appro-
priation of ten thousand dollars for the organ
ization of the militia, and twelve thousand
dollars for the support of the Lunatic Asylum.
They also introduced a bill to levy tax Of
eight mills for the State and three mills for
the counties.
In the Senate the proceedings were unim-
portant. PICKET.
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feb27-1m
~ AT A REGULARMEETING OF

the Beard OF Commissioners tof the Almshouse,
held on the 5th instant, the following Preamble
and Resolution were unanimously adopted and
ordered to be published:
Whereas, The City Council having materially
reduced the appropriation for the support OF tfo
Almshouse for the ensuing year, the Board Of
Commissioners, in order to make the appropria-
tion meet the requirements Of the helpless poor
the city as far as possible, feel themselves com
PEELED, In the discharge Of their public duty,
reqnire more rigid inspection Of the condition
of those obtaining outdoor relief; therefore,
be It
RESOLVED, That from and after the 1rst day OF
March, ensuing, all outdoor relief will be dis.
continued, except to such as may present new
applcar ions, said applications to be recommend.
ed by two immediate neghbors OF respectaoluty,
who shall certify to the worthlneas OF the appu-
can't as well as to bis or her incapacity to earn
livelihood. In case the applicant shall be inca
pacitated from earning q livelihood, either by
disease or permanent disability, the certincate OF
a physician, In good standing, will be required.
All applications for relief Will also be required to
be attested by an Alderman Of the Ward In which
the applicant resides. Blanks will be furnished
by the Master on application to him at the Aims.
house. Y. b. SiGWALO,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Charleston, Feb. Z, 1874 feb9-4fmw4D5
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Jubilee Gilmore is making progress with
his worlds musical jubilee, which will take
place In Boston next summer. over one nun
reported. of which seventy-four belong TO
Massachusetts, eleven to New Hampshire, i've
to Maine, four to Vermont, tour to Connecti;
cut and one each to New York, Illinois and
California. A number of foreign music corps
Intending to participate will be brought over
from Europe, free of cost, and the building IN
which the jubilee Is to lake place will cover
four acres, is 10 cost 100000, and be made ol
corrugated iron.
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TIE WEATHER THIS D4Y
WASHINGTON February

WASHINGTON. February 2S.
The low barometer In the Gulf States will
probably move northeastward over the Ohio
Valley on Thursday, and light snow, turning
to light rain, will prevail from that river to
Lake Michigan, with increasing and possibly
dangerous northeast winds on the upper
Lakes Easterly winds possibly with rain,
will prevail on Thursday morning IN the South
Atlantic States, and extend northward to New
York during the day. Northerly winds, with
rising barometer and partially cloudy or clear
weather, will prevail In New England. West
erly winds and clearing weather will prevail
In the Gulf States. Dangerous winds are moi
anticipated Tor Wednesday night on the At
lantic or Gulf coasts.
Yesterday's Weather Reports OF ths
Signal Service, q. 8. A.-4.47 p. III.
Local Time.
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TIE RADICAL RAILROAD RING.
Passage OF the Blue Ridge Job-Others
OF the Samo Stripe Comtng-The Basis
or Action In Both Houses.
IPRox OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
CorUMpIA. s. c.. February


COLUMBIA, S. c., February q.
The Blue Ridge bill was put through the
formality of third reading In the Senate to-
day, and finally passed, so that the swindle
may now be looked upon as an accomplished
fact. It will doubtless be vetoed, but 1t will
also doubtless be put through again, "not-
withstandlng the objections CT his E1cellency
the Governor as well as half dozen other
bills that are now pending. The passage 30
far of this notable scheme of plunder may be
looked upon as an eminent success. There
was only one mistake made in the lobby, and
that was promptly retrieved. When the first
bill was pending, its friends thought they had
9 good hand, and ''called," but their oppo-
nents had straight flush, and coppered the
pile. Then the bill started again, but this
time it was handicapped heavily; ;und to-day
there are no less than four or five schemes
riding behind it which 1t is expected to
carry to the winning post. This being the
case, 1t has made a good run, and will
doubtless get away with the stakes.
The only thing that could defeat the Blue
Ridge bill, or It's subsidiary swlndles, now,
would be the desertion OF some member OF the
inner circle of all the convoluted rings that are
keeping 1t along, and of this there is little
hope. The thing is going through on the mu-
tual benefit plan, and not on the mutual ad-
miration system. The co-conspirators are cor
daily ha:lng each other, and on most subjects
have agreed TO disagree, but in this case they
are bound together by that tirst law o. nature
and strongest of all obligations -self-interest.
The Senate, this morning, In addition to the
Blue Ridge swlndle, passed number of small
bills, of which the only one possessing any in
teresf was bill to incorporate the Provident
Land and Real Estate Company, of Charleston,
and made wholesale clearance Of Its calen-
dar.
The House amused itself all day with. the dls-
Ycuaslon of its endless string of private: bills,
and neither at the morning or evening session
transacted any business, except that already
reported by telegraph, that is worthy of men
ton. PICKET.
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FNHE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
i TRUST COMPANY.

CHARLESTON, January 20, 1879. :
The attention Of Deposttors in the Savings De.
rsrtment Of this Company is particularly invited
to the great safety accompanying the Deposits Of
Savings made In this Institution.
These Deposits are regarded BY the Board Of
Directors as q Special Trust, and are Invested
only in sound and valuable Securities. - =
In addition to this careful investment, DEPOSIT
tors have, as further security, the Capital Of the
Company, which is liable for their Deposits and
the interest thereon.
Interest at the rate Of six per cent per annum,
either paid in cash QUARTERLY, or passed to
credit and compounded. F. L. MITCHELL,
jan22.2m0 Cashier.
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Sparks FROM THE WIRES.

The Japs have given FIVE thousand dollars
to the poor Of Chicago.
The steamship Algeria took out $500, 900
in specie from New York yesterday.
Reports from the west OF Omaha say the
trains are moving regularly.
Three deaths from smallpox and ten cases
occurred in Baltimore during the past week.
The Sonora stage robbers, Lundy Brown
and VIM. Andrews. have been sentenced TO
thirty years In the Penitentiary.
The Lower House OF the Missouri Legtsla-
ture has passed bill to prevent unjust dis
ordinations in Railroad freighIs.
.-Yicar-General McCoskey, OF Baltimore, Is
dead.
-E1Judge Troy, of Brooklyn, has sued the
Brooklyn Eagle for ten thousand dollars for
libel.
"A row took place at Hurdvllle, N. J., on
with knives.
DIR. Vanderpool has been confirmed as
health officer of New York, vice DR.. Carno-
chan.
Sept aud Leaf have been arrested in
Wayne County, Missouri. Scott, In attempt
ing to escape, was wounded, when he con-
fessed to two murders in Mississippi.
The charter for New York City prepared
nv the Committee of Seventy has passed the
State General Assembly, at Albany, by a vote
of 80 to %.
Colonel Fisk's stud, consisting of about
thirty horses, were SOLO yesterday aC auction.
The receipts were about fifty thousand dol
lars.
The Atlantic Mail Company was mnlcted
for thirty thousand dollars, for cigars landed
from its vessels without paying the duty. This
Is the first of fifteen suits.
The Importers and Grocers' Board OF
Trade, of New York, are petltioning Congress
for ninety days time If the tariff on tea and
coffee be changed.
The steamer Parthian, from Liverpool for
Boston, sunk Spanish steamer In the Chan
mel on Tuesday. The Parthian returned to
Liverpool for repairs.
-EdWard Fennor broke his bach and died
from fall from street Car In Philadelphia,
Yesterday, while three reughs were scufiing
with the driver. The roughs were arrested.
Serious complaints are coming In to the
secretaries of State and navy regarding the
spitefal conduct of the health officer at Havana
toward passengers on American steamers.
The malls are searched.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.

LONDON, February %.
The European powers having commercial
treaties with France will shortly send protest
to Versailles against the tax upon raw ma
terlal.
ST. PETERSBURG, February %.
Won Offenburg, the new minister, has de-
parted for Washington.
PARIS, February %.
The Count de Chambord Is at Dordrecht, in
the Netherlands, ten miles southeast OF BOT
terdam.
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RETERDY JOHNSON AND THE ALI-
BIMI CLAIMS.
WASHINGTON. February %,

WASHINGTON. February %.
Reverdy Johnson, In speech at Baltimore,
deprecated the Injection OF consequential
damages" into the american case, as not con-
templated by the high Joint commission. If
the sneaker had the ear OF the President, he
Would advise their withdrawal from the case.
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EXIT, THE POLICE BILL.
A PILL FOR THE M4CKET- HEN
DRICKS CLIQUE.

The Debate Yesterda ay-Audacfou
Avowals, OF the Friends or tho Bill
Adhesive Vote-The E1-Chtef or Po-
lice at. his Old Trtcks-Aunter De-
clines to DIe for his Country and APP
peaIs to the House for Protection-The
Result.
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A FATAL ACoIDENT.-Another casualty oc-
cnrred in Wlnnsboro' on the 2lst instant. It
seer that two boys, Andrew Johnson, son Of
Henry Johnson, and Preston Mckinney, both
coIorsd. In some way got hold of an old pistol
on the premises, aud were carelessly handling
the same. when Preston, not knowing 1t was
loaded, unfortunately discharged II, the loao
enteNog Andrews mouth, killing MIN In
stanfly.
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THE STRIKING CRISPLNS.

NEW YORK, February %.
The striking Crlspns brutally beat John N.
Boyd, shoe manufacturer, who has been sent
to the hospital. His condition Is critical.
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besetable Grates.
! CRATES CRATES !

CnAih' oAAlHo' 0'A'h'
thereby give notice to all parties In want OF
VEGETABLE CRATES that am prepared to get
them oat in large qua titles, and al would do
well 10 call aud examine for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly nlled:
Lumber OF all dee criptious and Plasterlne La na
constantly on hand.
Office and Yard, Horlbeck's Wnall.
East side Washington stIeet,
feb1 Near Northeastern Rsilroad.
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A MAN SHoT.-On Monday evening, about
dark, TWO cooIed men, Dorse Hunter and
Wesley Green, in Marion, engaged In per-
sonal difficulty in which boards and pistols
were used, resulting In the shooting, under
the right shoulder blade, of Hunter. Green
sustained no Serious Injury. Hunters wound,
though serious, Is not thought 10 be mortal.
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Special attention given to the Sale and Pur-
chase Of REAL ESTATE, Stocks, Bonds and all
kind or Securities, at Private sale or Auction.
Loans negotiated and advances made on Se.
curittes placed In my hands for sale.
janS0.tuthslmo
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rs- OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH;

~ UFFICE bUahU Uf HEhhIus
CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY 27, 1s72-PUBn0
NOTICE. Complaint Books will be found a. the
Upper and Lower Wards Guardhouses, where the
citizens are requested to report all nuisances re-
garded as prejudicIal to the public health, and
they will be promptly examined and attended to.
GEORGE 8. PELzER n. D.,
feb27-lmo City Registrar.
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Muniripal' Notices.

~TO CONTRACTORS PROPOSALS
are invited for the Building Of Fence around the
Grounds OF the Ashley River Asylum, t0ld Folks'
Rome.) Plans may be seen at the oface Of the
undersIgned.
JNo. d. DEvEREUx, Chairman +.
feb2s3 Com. on Grounds and Building.
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financial.
OTTY SAVANNAH (aEORaIA) BONDS.

NrTY SAVANNAH (GE0RGIA) BONDS.
The undersigned Offers for sale TWENTY. FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS Of this nrst-class security,
paying seven per cent. interest in New York or
Savannah, and invite the attention Of investors.
These Bonds are issued for Hsrbor and City i'm.
provements. :: 81
Apply to d. b. DELEON, Broker,
feb27.tuth2 No. "a Broad street.
u 81. DELKON, 3
REAL ESTATE, STOCK AND BOND BROKER
AUor1oNEER, No. "a BROAD STREET.
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Clothing am furnishing GOODS
GREAT REDUCTIONS
At Law To. [ ] S.

In order to Close Out our
Stock of
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conslgnee shall defray the expense of such
pilot back 10 either OF said porte, as The case
may be.
SEC. 10. That the owner or owners of every
pilot boat or pilot or pilots who may hire
such boat, or may be employed thereon, shall
cause such number 10 be put on the most con-
spicuous place of each boat's main and fore.
sail, as may be designated by the harbormas-
Ter of the respective port, and the figures
designating the number of the boats, as afore-
said, ahall be at Least five feet In length, and
be made to appear as conspicuous as possible,
by being placed on each side of the main and
foresail of every boat used in the pilotage;
and every pilot omittl6g or neglectlDg to
number the boat ln which he may be inter-
ested, shall, on conviction before the commis-
sioners of pilotage, be deprived of his license,
and shall, in addition, be liable to pay fine
OF one hundred dollars.
SEC. 20. That If any OF the said pilots shall
enter, or be connected In copartnership in the
business of pilotage OF either of the bars and
harbore aforesaid, as owner, part owner, or
interested directly or indirectly, with more
than two boats employed in the said pilotage,
the commissioners of the pilotage shall be,
and they are hereby, authorized to take away
the license of such pilot, aud declare the
same null and void; and such pilot, In any
manner offending against this section, shall
forfeit and pay sum not exceeding five hun
dred dollars.
SEC. FL. That 1t shall be the duty of pilot,
if required by the master or commander Of a
vessel to remain on board VIII le such vessel is
anchored in the roads, outward bound, at the
rate of four dollars per day, and In case of re-
tusal or neglect, the pilot shall be deprived oi
his license by the commissioners of pilotage OF
his port and pay sum not exceeding fifty
| dollars.
SEC. %. That the master, owner or consig'
nees Of any ship or vessel, for the consldera-
ton of the pio:age of the said ship or vessel,
inward to, or outward from, either Of the
aforesaid po t., shall pay to the licensed pilot
who shall take charge OF the same the several
sums Of money, rates and fees, which the
commissioners of pilotage of the aforesaid re-
spective harbors or ports may determine
and fix upon. according to the draft Of
water of the said ship or vessel;and the commis'
sloners of pilotage Of the respective ports OF
harbors aforesaid, are hereby authorized and