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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-26
CARTAGENA.


Son curiosos los sIguientes detalles
que dc ia via que 50 hace en- el IN
terror de Ia cludad cantonal, trae
njeAtro roapfeciAblecolega III Gobierno,
'POr PorsanRs ilegadas de CartAgena y
Que conOccn Ia vida intima do los canto-
nAles, 50 sAben Algagos otrua curioaos de-
tales ehtre loO que crssmos poder citar
lOs sigplentes: I..
"L0s insaSfectos cocntau con grandes
elemsntos de dstensa; cuAndo SO lee acahe
l. Plata que sAcaron de Ia casa miners, de
Que Cs director gurente 81 So. FiguaroA,
easS,aH sHpiOtAF toe grandes dsp6sigts
De PlOmo, esistAl y eatopa que sisnen 1 ~
d,sposlcion, eon las sscaAdfAs u1IFnnieras,
con las qas pAFese hAa eelehfAdo c0nsrA-
q, conars'Ales may fAvuFA6lsa.
NAdse FrA6ala mas que para EabricAr
'banicionss 10 gaefFA
Toios o. qls reailen ca Ia pa6lAoion
arss'An 81 sssv'eAo milisAg, Focisiuado da
gsrost 4, . J . rA, ademAa DO ~ eorTua,
psadiaEgs F1eaon, sagaa - eacauaxA de-
leados 10 iansa sehafAaa.
Laa sscaslAs pabaisas slgaaa a6saglAs.
La oSlosmos aoa caldAaoa oa 81 koaps.
a. milataF Oon gfAaaa ssenerp-
TOa"s Ioa tasesoaArios y sasnlAssos 81.
asS slA'Si> ss a'aof sa 'as eAA~s-
NO &c esasto, oOno - be aiSAo, qas aaa
Nj j. eel PFosl9oeGs ~. uAgiseFaz vAya !
selAzAfs~ con 81 aoso@as ~. RaAI, pasaas
ga &c ssaNs ssso naAe Asa8 Afsas as "a
= ssFAs - @Ayafs easA sassaa-
@.''a.a@e sA'Aas@ P@ssass - y seA'
20 = sA@ 'a@a'~-Ssa ;" v"sso - sAsss J
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-26

lALhl Er-1TC --r1ss' fru ET1Id
y Leemos an EIg PEoeresO:
--' I FyCyysSC; quy hs pr0clkmSdU cons
Eantemente, en sus Columns: hbertad, Or
den, dereeho, justieia; per0 tOdO este sis
qase - anEsnIb ninghp iMtesSs pSSnsd'te''te;
~ PrcsEseO quelGo quieFe elevadOso des.
potismos. ni insolentes dictaduras; que ha
denostradO que de- sUs doctripgs con pu-
EazA pFAeticadas, 10 psseGts ,bargir wingsi''
detriHen'o para los intereses cOsSerpad4res,
para Jos iaEeIeses qsse en- EodG sOciedad son
par1amenGes y 40 depesdeA de- 'ntagst,sa
abstraction poI<tieaj DosotEos, OF una pa
labra, que 81 hacemos polftica, este poll
tea dsscabsa sobre fundameptos ciehti6r
eOs y sObTe las leyes do Ia Iaz0n; que 81
sOm0s FeVoluci0nsTlOs, 10 somOs en la
aespci0n mas recta que pusde tsn6r esta
pAabsls no naE eonpdetanps Obliga0os q
e0ntestaF & la pregunts que el BOLETIN
0Os hsee acerca del editorial NUEvA CAM
PIAA pUblicAAO por Ell EstddO Fedtralr
COmprendemOs que los compro-
misOs dc nuestro cOlega le impiden
cOndenar explicitamente ell artfculo
NUEVA CAMPAHAquepublic6 Et EstG.
do Federal. Sin embargo las palabras
que hemOs subravado 8 no signifi
can NADIA 8 signifcan un terminate
vOtO do censura contra aquel escrito.
Los peri0dicOs sensatos, sean del
partidO que fueren. no pueden apro-
bar planes como el de la NUBvA CAM
PASA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-26

ssutimie ( hBel EiEhQlIl y
rsyo De IslkbIB Lk Rklu1 b iIrsoll
sus iQEas para "a empIesa en- que ID
ciSAaC 10 I'D IFa5as "a uG cAtb
lica elevaFon Zoe coEaxones y movie.
EsuIssbsaassa koldad0S "a
"a acQnqpista, psvs qpe pudiesen triUn-
flr Ae Zoe inmensos obsiAcul0s que Il
dathFatezi l6s salvaies opohian 4 %
tJlsO. at.iS e atsNlf iisdA.bs Z. haas
Las sunta0sas eatsdrales, lssnag.
niGcas igles;as, Joe. yenerables con-
ventos que diseminados qnedan por
tOda Ii tierra amelicaha 'en qae ha
Onaeado Il pabell0n de las HaSas; esos
monumenl0s numeEesisimOs que am
permanecen en- pie 4 despeehO del
hscha demoledofa de II revolucion an-
ti-espanola , anti cristiana que, como
huracap inslbito, yiene recoFriendo la
An4tiea sapa1olt Seses pFlaeipios
del slRlo hetdsl; ssbs ediIieiOA images!
tuosos, decimOs, te-tigos muiOs de
ieda con que llaTAo yer 4 las fa--
turas ge eraeiones que no el alan
mezquino del orO sinO el leEaniad9
deseo de n endeF los doniinios he n
religion verdadera iye 81 qur ciViliz6
y eonquist6 u America para RI nun
do cst6lieo. l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-26
voluntad ds u asciOn que eslla ley, por

vcluntad de Il naciOn que es ID ley, 20
Gnica ssgura guia. u " sSsf0 lsfs6
Los ei6rcitos psrmanentes, cuando Ia
chas anseriores no exageran su ftiersa !
su prepOnderancia, son garanha 6rmlsim.
en- las naci0nes modsrnas, y s0bre todt
en- las dc orfgen latino, de 6rden; de exis
tencia , de progreso. El eiercito frances
prisisnerO ALA en- Alemania, devueIto en-
un instante de supreme peligro al Gobier-
no de NJ. Theirs, venci6 la COns1ssMvs y
salv6 10 Francia. La constante amenaza
de los carlistaS ha sido desgracia provi,
dencial, que q Ia salvs ciOn del pals indi
rectamente ha contribuido, impidiendo
que por complete SO desorganice nuestro
eiercito; y Ell puhadO de braves que en-
Valencia, en- SeviIla y on Cadiz restable
cieron ell 6rden social, y los que en- breve
penetrarAn en- los rebeIdes muros de Car
tageua, han saivsdo al pals de la anarqufa
y de Ia muerte."
FL contenido del manifesto esta
cOndensadO en- estas breves lfneas:
"Tales son npestros principios: el ideal
democr6tico de la revolution de setiembre:
el Tftulo dc Ia Constitution del 50: los
dorechOs individuales en- 81 colsignados,
ain snjecciOn alguna procedimientos
preventivos: unidad de la patria aquehde
y allende los mares: unidad polftica de
terminada por dos grandes unidades, la
del poder legislative la del poder eie-
cutivo, mediOs legales en- el Gobierno por
una nueva ley de 6rdeu pGblico para re-
primir tOda rebellion y para impedir que
Sc prOpsgue: un ejercito peFmanente, una
miiicia ciudadaua de 6rden; y 81 prop6sito
firme de resOlver Ia question de Hacienda
y con este prop6sitO, Ia conviction de re-
Por G!timo concluyen los ex-radi-
Gales declarandose implfcitamente re-
publicamOs unitarios en- estos termi-
nos: .srastvra -ses .#s
"PerO 81 nos. agrupamOs lealmente al
rededor de la bandera republican,, es 10
,iertO quo despues que ell federalismO ha
-ovelado su tendencia socialista, despues
le los crimenes de Sevilla Alcoy, y de
as rapinas de Ca'tagenaa, es impossible
lue aceptemOs la repGblica faderal,
Para Ia idea democratica no es la fede-
aciOn garantfa, sino peligro; porque
'uandO Ia nacion espahola ha prOclamsdo
IN principle Polftico la nacion entera 10
pstlene, mas SECURE Sc baIla que 81 divi
Ida Espaha on pedagOs Sc confara la
ustodia de la nueva idea 81 capricho, q
a ignorancia 8 & la passion de los m6nos.
Triste suerte corriera la libertad religiosa
la autonomia legislative de
d cantones vascOs, no tuviera mejor
ortuna la proPiedad baio ell poder de
s legisladores de Csrtagena de Anda-
lcial"
Figuran eutre los muchos 6rman-
es que autOrizan este documeDto los
enores Martos, Bpcerra, Montero
RIOS, Garcia Ruiz, FIguerola, Beran
.er, Echegarsy, Mosquera, Sardoal,
Iscorlaza, Martinez Powes, Soria y
Los dipGtados de Puerto Rico no
Ian querldo Grmar con sus eI-corre-
gioaarios.
.s. .f.s- .. g.. ....
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-26
JONCURsO De MAESTROS.

Isl
Seeun un dOcumento que por
eauivocacion 50 pablic6 en- III Pro
0reso, el AyuntamientO DO Ia Capital
va 4 convOcar 4 los naes,fOs para que
re presenter los que gusien = sOllcitsr
las nuevas eseuelas eleuleniales que
80 crearan en- esia eiudad. I'm cs-
IA convocatoria hailamoA un incon-
veniente, Y una ilegaiidad
FL inconveniente eolisiste sn pre-
ferir. como 10 haee Ia COrpoTaciOn
municipal, el cOncurso 4 In opOsicion.
separandoSe del lnieO me lio que Ia
lev v costumbre estiman eomo 81
meior para escOger liOmbres id6neOs
en- todas las proiesi0nea 7 que pre-
texto alegA 81 sYuDtamiento para no
proyeer las escusias de Ia Capital
por rigorosa Oposieion como ha Po-
dido la Junta local de i1stFueeion
p6blica como 10 ha heeho la Dipu-
tacion proyineiJ al nlmbrar lo' ca
tedraticos para d Instituted III pre-
texto % peregrino Dice el Munici
pio que Ia oposic'on, ii bien dA la
MEDIA do Ia idoneIdad del maestro,
no dA Ia de sus c0ndiciones morales
Y sOciaIes. TsmpOeo IA OPOsicion sir
We para medir las eOndioiunes Poi6i
cas- do nn maestro y estos pudieran
much0s juEgarlO como ol qHid do Ia
question de que 30 trata.
PerO lcuAl - el tribunal. eual el
inktEumenl0 quo pneda medr las
cuslidades morales y sOciales dc ma
dieI as,t rnHl.. .s.#
NosotTOs no 10 eOnOesmOS. No
creemos que 81 Ayuntamiento PoPu-
lar rechaca eI Gsisnsa Do OpOsieion
para dar sus eseuetas determinadas
individualidade1 Si en alguna cOsa
no debe haber nepOiiaulOs - en- el
nOmbramientO del Pers9nal de las es
cuelss.
Pero 10 que mas nos extrana del
acta de q do Octubre 90 que 4 pesaF
de haber declaTado. landAndose en
supremaa dinpOsicioDeA. el G0bierno
Superior Civil VICENTE 81 decreto or
gknico do 1865 { inamOyibles 4 los
individuOs do .caneTas Proiesionsles
que cumplsn con 50 debsEs nueasT0
Ayunianient0 30 deasntiendA com
pIetamenie de essO y, apoy aRsiess sa
etignefa.ulrldde De non4bTaFyquItHr
sua empleadoss dice Que - EesefVa
elderecho de ssparaF 4 los maeslFoa
SIN pFevie exPediente gubeEnAiavo y
ain ateuUrsc A-ios regiamentosE no
Ala VoluptAd siuple y desp6tica dc
lamay0Eia Ia histoEia colonial no
nbs pFessata 4 ningau capitan gene
RI prUvistU de d faepltAd de que
pes Il y ante Il - inEislen Aigunos
aynntamient0a- m@@
Y 40 selo 40 % ufroecn 4 Ice
maestzOs que ban De vehira regeu
tear Las ssoaelas lAa GAEAnlias Dc 60
tablhdad que le6 a Ia icy. sinO
que, ademas 90 lea pEiva dc las Ia
bilaciOnes que puednn pereneceFla,
y que el oolOAtsje ha reconoeido sisuD.
pre- 4 tOdOs los que tuueroa daecee
& ellaA
DE mOdO que Zoe qaa pagan y Ne
cesitan Las escus slan no tienen segu
Tidades de que. poF medic de- eosieuF
30, Tesulten elegidos los mae avsOs ]
mejores maessFoa ksloa plwden ;
iBgresaE ca diehss escnsias Toe dese-
chOs pasivos y - inam0villdad a.
les dA et reglsmenfo. Con eslas de-
ventalas 20 - vcscnimll cue = A nn
tamienGo enenen.Fe bnenos maestro.
nj que VI G0bisrno = los nynata
miensos - esstiendnn sobss euss paa
% impostantisimaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-26

La retiradA Do ln prsasn ds uuus-
tro particular amigo n. ffmnessco
Lakr0oa no rueonooe pssr emuna. oomo
supone ~ Psegrsss. : iendenon -.
htica Dc s1a eseritos n e. eninaa
assaeueFdo alguno eairs q y sas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-26

fersamraaa awl aI~mpas-per treanaa
ssesS afes - KaFtapafrilA de Bsistol hA
..asa ranacAaao II sAarre viriada % IL
eAns4Ad AcAAessA- "a Il antagonists
aaseo De sadA ssga#s a vmss Que
ssa4aps = eAgus. u asana u tulis. alters
s sAszAes4as 1a - tsndones, dana lAs
slsaAal4a. q ae4Tuyo - hussos, = n sal-
80 essasea - sasIea e peFaonAs de- 10
80 - hasnbse - So comsdAa yiyaa pof
= EastsssAa. c4assE, eAcag 0nss. LEO. .0sias
ossaA GssnslaIra sKs<e ossa, az rea.a4
-. 1 = Asssses Is IL 81 s5scsnms uainerAs
80. go 49, II ssiesAa j axiAnasaAa eon
- - $50 AHAs 49, go u no - aste
$50 asessfAs4ra ssknsal - i eAngye.
Sc lsmMs el2ssuAa, J eFupaivoa
- uss se.sa rsavsa 'seets aucfia doaar-
ssssea - - 1lxnasivoa - debs
- : a4meaaa unn = LarHapaFYilla,
- r.Aaswas vsssaalas Aauesfada ~ Bns.
-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-04-24
TCoMMUNICATED. I

Mr.. EDITOR: l saw in your issue Of the
21st of March communication over the
signature of "Dash." Now, sir, we don't
know who this Dash is; but there is in
Beantown hundred an old sportman who
answers to the name of Dash; and an equ-
ally old and venerable huntsman has been
heard to say, that Dash has been over every
foot of land from the Patuxent to the Po-
tomac. And it is a remarkable fact, that
when the fox has been far ahead, Dash has
been known to stop yelping, and to howl;
and he has been known to howl too soon.
Now, Mr.. Editor, it seems that Dash, on
his last round, when rambling through the
swamps and branches adjacent to Port To-
bacco, must have become confused, and
losing the fox, burrowed the County Com
missioners, and attempted to scratch them
out of office. Why did he not succeed
because he hadn't on his copper-toed Re-
publican brogans? However, he promises
to complete his work in the fall. He says
that some great man has said-I suppose
it was old Ben Butler or some other Re-
publican renegade-that "a man whose
hindsight was as good as his foresight was
a great thing" Now, Mr.. Editor, Dash
may be very perfect in hindsight, but he
must have been very deficient in foresight
or he would have seen at glance that the
County Commissioners, by pocketing one
hundred dollars of county funds, as he
claims they did, was on the high road to
Republicanism and have no doubt that
at their next meeting they would have put
on copper-toed Republican brogans and
voted themselves five thousand dollars
back pay. Dash then would have thought
that they were the right men in the right
place. They could then have divided, and
Dash would have got little hush money
and every thing would have gone on well
But Dash has thrown log across Their
breast, and he is apprehensive that they
will set aside the Republican brogans and
go back into Democratic CATERS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-04-24
CCoMMUNIcATEp.1

> Mr.. EDIToR:-I am glad to see that ou1
Supervisor, Mr.. George Dent, Jr., has been
at work on the public road. The work
done so far seems to be well done, and ]
hope he will continue to be vigilant and
attentive to his duties.
It certainly is source Of great annoy
ance to the travelling public to be obliged
to drive their fast teams and to haul their
heavy loads over such roads as we have
had.
trust, now that our road system has a.
gain been thoroughly organized, and with
an additional Road Supervisor and hands
that the roads, generally, will undergo a
thorough improvement.
think it would be well for the Com
missioners to look after Aliens Fresh and
Gravelly Greek bridges before they get i'm
passable. They are both in very bad con-
dition. The bridge at the Fresh will soon
be impossible. If it is looked after in
time it will save the county considera-
BILE sum.
hope, now that we have an extra Su-
pervisor, that the Commissioners will re
quest him to ditch and put the causeway
near Aliens Fresh, in good travelling or
der. 1t certainly has been terribly neg
lected for many years, and as it is now
used more than ever by farmers shipping
to the Railroad, it certainly needs attend
ing to and would suggest that May is
the best month to do it in.
A TAXPAYER,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-04-24
BeyOnd the Mississippi.

Thousands have already gone, and thousands
more are turning their eyes towards new homes
in the fertile West. To those going to Missou-
ri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Wyo-
ming, Nevada, Oregon or California, we recon-
mend a cheap, safe, quick and direct route, Oia
St. Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Railroad,
which runs its fine Day Coaches and Pullman
Sleepers from St. Louis to principal points in
the West, sDithout change We believe that the
Missouri Pacific Railroad has the best track and
the finest and safest equipment of any line west
of the Mississippi, and its connections with roads
further West are prompt and reliable The
Texas connection of this road is now completed
and passengers are offered first class, all-rail
route from St. Louis to Texas, either over the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas R. R., Via tSedalia, or
over the Atlantic & Pacific R. R., Ola Vinita
For maps, time tables, information as to rates,
routes, &C., we refer our readers to S. e. Thomp-
son, Eastern Passenger Agent, Columbus, Ohio,
or E. A. Ford, General Passenger Agent, st.
Louis, Mo. Questions s0i1 be cheerfully ana
promptly answered.!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-04-24
Two Thousand, One Hundred
& Twenty Acres Of Land,
more or less,

excepting and reserving, however, the lot used
as family burying-ground.
Being the same property described in deed
from B. D. Spalding and wife to Geo. Cuttle
dated November 9Th, 1866, and recorded a.
mong the land records of Charles county, in
liber G.. A. H., No. l, folio 228, &C., being also
the same which by mortgage dated January 80,
1869, and recorded in liber G. A. H. No. 2,
folio 1T, &C., was mortgaged by J. B. Conk-
lin and others to the said Geo. Cutie, which
said mortgage has since been assigned to the
undersigned.
About one-third of the tract of land is clear
ed, the rest woodland. The land is well tim
bered and watered, is fertile and favorable for
the production of corn and tobacco.
A M-0 The improvements consist OF
TTS one large FRAME DWELLING
@ EllEsgI4M HOUSE, a good Barn and Out
'z=zz==1-zz@ buildings, one Grist Mill, with
two-story FRAME DWELLING near it, a
FRAME STORE on the line of the Railroad,
and many smaller improvements, tenement
houses, &c.
The sale will be made at White Plains Sta.
ton, (Dufield P. O., whichis on the premises
Terms of Sale:
One-third cash. and balance in two equal in
stallments, in six and twelve months from day
of sale.
G. MORTON STEWART, Trustee.
JOHN STEWART, Attorney,
80 St. Paul street, Baltimore.
April 3, l873-ts
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-04-24

! Who does Dash want to kick in when
he kicks the present Board out? Perhaps
he would prefer a Black Board, upon
which he could write in large letters the
destruction of our county. Now, MI. Ed
itor, l am not County Commissioner, nor
the son of County Commissioner; but
am free to say that voted for every mem
Der of the Board, and am prepared to do
so again. [ do not think that they can be
replaced with better men in the county
and certainly not from amongst the hand
some men of Bryantown.
We nearly split our sides laughing at
the very natural conclusion of your Devil
when he thought that the fellows passing
your office accompanied by the Sheriff and
his deputy, must have been from Bryan
town. For handsome men are apt to be
proud, and pride of itself is a great evil ;
and when proud men are surrounded by
the best whiskey at the lowest prices they
are apt to be driven into many improprie-
ties.
To return to the County Commissioners,
am willing to acknowledge that they
may have been faulty in few things. II
so, let him that is without fault cast the
first stone at them. There is a certain de-
gree of charity that every man should en-
terrain for his fellow-man. There is an
cid adage which says, that he that is with
out charity is without faith. Perhaps
Dash is without either. If SO, I am not
surprised to find him in Republican bro
gans. Would it not be well for Dash,
when he buckles on his brogans in the fall
to put them on hind part before? He
might have to retreat, and in that case he
would have to kick backwards, and should
he encounter those county mules" in his
front, what will be his fate? Why, sir
he would have to surrender his brogans at
the feet of his pursuers and make his escape
barefooted. May there be neither frost mol
thistles in his way. SHAMROCK.
ZauhiG Valley, April IA, 1878.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-04-24
THE MARKETS.
Baltimore Market, April %. 1873.


| WHEAr-Sales of Southern red at 191al92;
choice white at 2O5 cts, amber POS cts.
CoRN-Sales at 68a69 cts. for white; yellow
at 58a63 cts; mixed at 81 cts.
RYE-SaleS at 85a95 cts.
OATs-Sales As cts.
TOBACCO.-Business in Tobacco continues
almost at stand and the market for leaf of all
descriptions may still be written very dull,
with no immediate prospect of revival of &C
tivity. The French contract has not yet been
awarded, and the German tax questions still
remains in allegiance, which of course restricts
business. The receipts, which are principally
of Maryland aud Ohio, continue liberal, and
the stock is steadily accommodating. In Mary
land there is some little movement, but the sales
making are at very low prices. Long leafy rcd
descriptions are wanted, and would bring, if on
the market, approximate prices to those of last
year. Farmers would do well to strip and for
ward these descriptions, as they would be- pref
ty sure to find buyers at Unsatisfactory prices, but
the low grades are very hard to SELL In Ohio
and Kentucky there is nothing doing at present,
and there is still probability of any movement
iB the former until after the French contract is
awarded. We note the export this week of 465
hhds. to Bremen, l13 hhds. to Liverpool, 20
hhds. to Halifax, and hhds. to Demarara to-
tai 500 hhds. We quote as before, viz:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-04-24
NOTICE
To Merchants. Traders,
and Others.

4 LII persons and bodies corporate or polite,
\ IN Charles County, who are or shall be ex'
ercisng or pursuing any business, or shall be
doing any act or thing, or shall be in the occu'
patton OF any house or place for the purpose fol-
which license is made necessary by the laws
of Maryland, are hereby varied to obtain Ii
cer,se, or reneaU the same,
On or before the FIRST day of MAY,
1878.
under the penalties prescribed by said laws fol
the mira ction thereof.
Those Interested are notified of the following
requirements Of the License Law:
Traders License The amount to be paid by
traders for license (the amount Of stock at the
principal season Of sale to be given under OATH
is as follows: If the applicants stock in trade
does NOT exceed
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-04-24
Alexandria Market, April FL, 1873.
Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, April II, l873.-Prices to-
day for Beef Cattle ranged as follows -
Best Beeves at Sc 25a$7 81; generally rated first
quality So 87a$6 25; medium or good fair quail
ity S. 0oa$5 81; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
Cows 81 25a$5 90; inferior and lowest grades
of Cattle SO OOa$o 00-general average of the
market Sc II; extreme range Of prices 81 25a
ST 81. Most of the sales were from to SIS so
ST 90 per 100 los.
sHEEP.-We quote fair to prime at 5ae1 cts,
per ID. gross.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-04-24

Sworn before -
If the oath be administered before Justice
of the Peace out Of the county in which the ap-
plication is made, there must be attached the
certificate Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
the county in which the Justice resides.
Persons may sell salt to cure fish in March,
April and May without license.
Licenses to Ordinaries and Tauern Keepers.
The licenses to ordnaries and tavern keepers to
sell spurious or fermented liquors or lager beer
in quantities less than pint, at any one time,
are as follows: Provided that the applicant
shall first be recommended to the Clerk by two
respectable freeholders of bis immediate vicini-
ty, and shall make oath before said Clerk that
he has bona fde (and without intending to evade
the requirements Of this srtcle,) provided and
expects to maintain SIX good beds, with suffi-
cent covering therefor-and three rooms more
than sufficient for the private uses eff SAID ordi-
nary keeper, with stabling and provender for
five horses at least; and if said applicant resides
in the city of Baltimore, that he has provided
and expects to maintain twelve good beds with
covering as aforesaid and six rooms.
The said applicant is also to make oath be-
fore the Clerk as to the rate of rent or annual
value OF the house at or in which the business
to be authorized by the license may be done,
or intended to be done.
IL the rental or annual value is not