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TIE RADICAL Por AND KETTLE IN VIE
ssss1s.-[Chieago Tribune. 1.-THE senatorial
dght In Wisconsin grows hotter daily and
aeyelopes richness. Carpenters paper-the
Milwaukee Sentinel claims that he saved
tie party from the destruction which isexpe-
rienoed in other States. To this replies the
Rssiss ADVOCATE that however this might be
in other parts Of the State "the fear OF Aatt.,s
reelection lost the Republicans two assem-
bIynacu in Racine seuaty." But the mat
tsr becomes more personal yet. The
anti. Carpenter organ, 10 urging the salary
grab against him, have raised q question as
TO ex Governor Washburne,s eongressisna,
record. from which 1t appears he participated
in o salavy.grab nearly twenty years ago, yo'
tinp in 1865 to change the IS per diem to q
tixed salary Of $4,000. The evil manners rs =
Of these opponents "liye in brass" I Ia
tine cooking u, ensiis, however, seems to be
LOST In the nigrilnte Of which each complains
in the other.
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FORTY THOUSAND MRN THRowN OUT OF
WORK Pittsburgh, Pa, December 5.-Ata
final conference between the iron manufac-
turers and puddlers this afternoon promo.
sition made by the manufacturers to pay five
dollars per ton for bailing was rejected. The
result will be a general suspension OF mills
on Monday, with the exception of one or
two, which will continue 10 pay the present
price, %. per ton, until their contracts are
filed. a large amount of muck bar and
finished iron is held in stock by various firms
in this city. doubtless sufficient to meet the
demand for some time. The result Of a pro-
longed lockout will be somewhat discourag-
ing, as the failure OF the two parties to come
at an agreement will throw out of employ
ment about forty thousand men, and serious
" affect the iron and coal-mining interests
of the State. .-H.# s...-. ..~.
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UNIFORMITY IN BALLoTs.-Representatiye
Sener, of Virginia, will introduce at an early
dag a bill to make the California election.laW
national that is, to provide that all ballots
shall be similar, and devoid of Distinguishing
features, and in this way to prevent intlmi.
dation and interference at the polls. This
plan has much to commend it, but it will
doubtless be opposed by those who have been
accustomed to manipulate the colored vote.
An impddent carpetbagger named W. T.
Clarke, elected to Congress from the Calves
ton (Texa) district by the negro vote some
wears ago, it is said, had printed in New York
prior to the election ballots with backs like
playing. cards, and the negroes were duly
warned to vote only "'s.De .playin' card
ticket" If Mr. Sener's bill becomes law
there will be an end to such devices as this,
and the spread eagles and portraits of LIN
coin, Grant, and other celebrities will mo
more grace the ballot boxes Baltimore Ga
-
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RIcHa1osD AND DANvMLK RAILROAD CO., .
ORBICx OF ENGINEER AND SuPRRrNTKaD1Tz
=. RICHMOND. VA, October II, 1875. }
GCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

va = As&AAAsSs 49,
CuARIoprs EXPRESS, wsstwsrd-Leaye Rich
nond az Il p. 81; leave burksyitle at 1907 A. ID;
leave Dundee M7;40 4. NJ; leave DSnyins g
ut Charlotte 3:Se r. H.
NEW YORK EXPRESS, Eassward-Leaye Cnan.
blte at s:35 a. ~; Leave Greensboro. a a:16 Z:
3:3s T. IL: leave BurksytlIe q $50 F.N.;; .r-
Rive az Richmond at II:09 P. NJ This train con-
meets at Richmond With trains ON the kiehmonds
Fredericksburg and Potomac raslraas for Wssa ~
ea THRoE pI MAI, wes.ward-Leaye Riehmond as
1888 z. g.; leave Barseyilie e l4tR. ~; ave
. leave Greensboro at 1890 4. IL. arrive 81
Chsriottc at 6:22 a.. II. This train connects xs
Charlotte with trains on the Atlanta and Elcn-
mopd Air Line railroad and Chaxlois. conn., ,iso
New Orleans, Coiumpias Augusta, caysnnass
Charleston, and all southern ana seutnSss.eln
points =, !, ~. ,,,,,. 90
7:4S p NJ; Ieaye Greensboro at 2:lt ~ -. sss&sa
Dans1lle IL 81 8 A. n teags Dundee ~ o;zo =
IL: leave Burkeyille At a. :3a A. ~; arrive e
RnrkeyiIIe Min trains on the AtaAssc, MlssistDH
and Ohio railroad FROM Chatssncsss, nnoxsas
Iynchhurg, and Au southwestern poiaM .na, ~ -
Richmond With tbs Gssn;1ne ysssa RsysF and
CSessp eakc railroad for aiI aortnsrn polnus
LYsCHBURG PkSaZaorR, WtssWsst0,,,.ss1uus
Richmond 9, An ss e. s sssfFssls
RI RtUaKryILLE AcooNMoDATIaaIL Leave Eur n.e :
vile .. 4:St A. A; arrive at ssion 1nona 2. a.ss
An. IS. :. NJ, 49, i'm ~ ,rs
on .hs NJ. g. " NJ sud IL. d. railroad 20 ana fseT
Wasipcton, baltimore. and all eastern
Throagn 3ckesa sold 70 oil points SOUTH sna souts
vesl. snd Dasrase chssssdT .n r. ". rALcoTr.
Engineer and Supsytuferdenh
q. T. DOUGLAS. Master zraisto cc AZ Is
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The remains of the Confederate soldiers
who fell In the movement on Washington
during the late war, and remain in graves
outside of cemeteries, will be removed to the
cemetery OF Grace church, near Silver Spring,
next Friday. DR.. A. Y.P. Garrett will de-
liver an Grafton on the occasion, and num-
Der of members Of Congress and leading men
from the South will take part
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RICHMOND AND + ETEasBUaa nAnc.i,I
ROAD COMPANY.

RICHMOND AND pETEassgaa RAnci
I 90 - Il = IS ROAD COMPANY.
NOVEMBER %. 1874.
W trains on this road win run Is Follows
~ LEAVE RICHMOND soCrH, az =
600 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sunn
day.. connecting for ali points South
74S ssiT sssnss San.
3 day., with coach attached, for Peters.
sEi $500 burg and stations on the Souslsida
road, l4ynchburg, and the West. ~
D l:45 +. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. PaS.
tSAH sengers taking this train win make
; AZ; eg; close connection at Pesersbura foe
/ 500 P. b.. FR EiGaaT daily texcep. suadayh
ssFjt! -Gs; With coach attached. q J' -
! LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. ~ ~
500 A. NJ FRE!GlH -. TRAIN =! daily texcpt
1l:40 A. H., TAR0UGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
~ Potomac railroad for all points East
7 500 P. NJ, r sEIGHr daily, Except sunday,
500 P. NJ, THRoTGHIAIL daily except sun.
i 1@yf Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
IA for al points East and West. Pullman
i Sleeper attached, runnins through to
Baltimore. Also making close cons
nection with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Tsisoss so eSf the snS g5Ens Springs and
(; The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester and
Trains on the Glover Hill win leave Chester At
gao p. NJ. Returning, will leave Clover Hill ut
$50 A. d. daily except Sunday. 81 d
ALL TRAINS leaving PetersDurR will start from
Appomattox depot. 20 b h go
= Eo'2I = -, A. SHAW, Superintendent,
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-
GOVERNOR ALLEN TELLING 0LD.TINE STO.
RES. Columbus special, SDeeembe 8, Id
Cincinnati Commercial = Al tier brief ses.
sion theicaucus Or Democratic legislators adj
Journed, and the members went to the Irving
House and called upon Governor Ailen, and
spent short time in, sociaIities. All then
went, taking the Governor with them, and.
called on Senator Thurman Mt his rooms ut
the Neil House. News Of this intended cali
having been conveyed to, the Senator few
hours before, b had fortified himself for the
occasion By having an elegant spread set out
in The Neil House dining ROOM, At half-past
9.O'clock his guests were invited to partake
OF these Inequalities. Governor Allen pre-.
sided atone table and Senator Thurman at
the other. The good things were abundant
and wine flowed freely. - -
j After these convivialities had lasted nearly
two hours Governor Allen was again toasted
and .in response to loud calls responded in
speech, In which be gave "Reminiscences Of
the reception OF Andrew Jackson. In Lynch:
burg, In 1916, on the return of jackson from
New Orleans, when he i(Alien), little
White-beaded boy, looked on wondering ut
two such men as Jefferson and Jackson in
one crowd After the public reception he
{Alleh) went to the house, OF, a. widow lady
where Jackson and Jefferson were enter.
tained, and was detected 'peeping through a
crack in the deer at the two heroes, when.
Mr.. Jefferson deheted him aud called him Ia
and patted him on the head, and made a. talk
that he thought was very eloquest at the
time
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THE GERaxAs P Ast.tt AsxEkr h souABBELEss :

|. THE GERxAN PARLt AAENrARY SoUABBLEs-
BISMARCK AND THE CATHOLICS AGAIS.-Ber-
lin, December g. The Reichstag was yester.
day engaged in q discussion upon the est.
mates of the foreign office. The Ultramon.
tain deputy Windhorst spoke at length. He
assaiIed the Government for ppressipg the
legation at the Vatican, and declared that
such action would not estrange the German
Cathslics from the Pope. 10 ,.l.-,ll 3 - iii
! Bismarck. also spoke. He said that upon
reading the report OF the last debate In the
Chamber he discovered that he had expressed
conciIiatory sentiments which be must now
withdraw, because he did not desire to ex-
pose himself to the Misrepresentation that
the Imperial Government sought peace with
Rome upon any terms. Germany recognizes
the Pope as the head OF. the Catholic Church,
butrequired no legation at the Vatican. II
negotiations with the Pope are necessary,
they can be conducted through the Ambas.
sador to Italy. So long as the Pope urged
the Catholic clergy to break the laws of the
States In which they live diplomatic relations
between himself and Germany were useless.
The Vatican desired victory for France in
the late war. That could be proved. In con-
clusion, Bismarck said he would meet Wind.
horst In discussion on the subject again in
the Prussian Diet. p
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CAspIDAgg FOR CLEsSK OF THE MKT HOUSE.
Charles Al. Eldridge, of WISCONSIN, 10 soon
to become an ex.congreslman, Is eahaluae .
for the clefhship Of the somlng House o.
Representatives.
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Dolphtu-Streea Christian Church,

A meeting OF The congregation OF Inc
Christian church corner of Dolphin and
Fitting streets was called for last Friday
Hight, at which it was expected the pastor,
Rev. Daniel Sommer, would submit state
ment relative to some Church difficulty per.
sonal to himself. 1t was deemed prudent,
however, on account Of persons being pre-
sent other than members of the congrega-
ton, to defer the matter until some other
time. 1t is expected that in due season the
statement WILL be forthcoming. This church
and the Christian church corner of Paca
and Lombard streets, of which Rev. A. n.
Gilbert is pastor, are the only two of that
denomination in Observation-Disclosures Sun,
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RICHMOND, FRED'G & POTOMAC r. X. Co.,l
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND, November 90, 1S74.S

II. OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT
RICHMOND. November 20. 1S74.3
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
$50 A. NJ, BALTIMORE EXPRESS leaves
Broad.Street station tSundays az
ceptedl. stops only at Ashland. juno
ton, Milford, and Fredericksburg, via
+ Baltimore and Potomac railroad,
ass NJ P PsF Ma RAt ss9ss sl5 ls 8.
TIE STEAMER KEYPORT at
Quantico, with trains Of the Bsltt-
,-.t more and Ohio railroad at their wharf
opposite Alexandria-due I'm Baltt-
more NJ $3.50 p NJ. and at Washing
ton with the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad for Baltimore and the North
11:oo P. NJ, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-stres
station Sundays excepted, connectin
at Washington with the Baltimcsc
and Potomac and Baltimore aud Olno
COOL H., ACcoMMoDATIoN TRAIN fos
Hanover junction, leaves Broad. Strec
station Sundays excepted.
$50 A. NJ, NIGHT MAIL arrives Mt Byrd-Streel
1850 P. M, DAY NAIL arrives At BSrd.sreet sta
1880 P. NJ, Ba Bal EXPRESS arrives at
Broad-Sreet station tSundays except
s:s7A H., iSs6looMMoDAr1os TRAIN arrive.
5.aj at Broad-strnet station (Sundays ex~
cepted). q
rRYEEKkY EsEI Nb g1 sESE BETWEEN
Hiohm my : S orr RAni i''o"h.
BY this route a new and elegant SLEEPING
CAB has been added to plight trains both ways b6-
tween Richmond and Baltimore for the spe tAl
comfort Of Richmond passengers. CHARGE FOR
BERTHS, 81. Passengers taking this car are not
disturbed on reaching Richmond; they can remain
in the car to as l4te an hour rs they please.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Street static on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS at
A. H., connecting at Quartico with thr Alexs
an6gia snd Fredericksburg railway for Baltimore
S:l5 r., 81. on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS. :.
Through bills OF ladlng and rntes given 10 all
principal points North and West ...
By order OF General Superintendent
Is 2 $50 u = ,EgsE-94 j. B. GENTRY.
no2O General Freight and Ticket Agent
DICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY
1GiAND GENERAL RAILROAD TICKET Of
FiCE-THR0uGH TICKETS 10 all points
NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, and WEST utl railroad
and steamship lines. Tickets TO and from all points
In Europe rta Cunard Line. u
= RATES SAME AS AT DEPOTS.
Passengers and baggage called for. and baggage
check Ell from hotel, and residences 20 destination
OH -. tickets sold by US. Latest styles OF PLEA
SURE CARRIAGES for hire. Agents on all trains
to receive checks or passengers and furnish trans
portatiOn. For correct information, through lick.
cts iSLEEPING-CAR SECTIONS, and STATE
ROOMS, apply at OFFICE s2e MAIN STREET.
Branch ticket Office ut Exchange and Ballard
Hotel, &C 26-3m
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J RAGs.RslAnl I.rrEs

Commencing TUESDAY, December i. 1874
passsngcr and freight trains on this faad HiIlta
PSssEEsERTRAIas FOR wRsr ps,tNr rf,1
leave 1fenmoud daily Sundays excepted at 3P.,
NJ A., asa VIII arrive from West Point daily Mon
The splendid Steamer LOUISE, Csptafa Al IL
HfcELK. VII run In connections wifa lsfIfU f,aas
leaving West Point MONDAYS. WEDERsItYsss
and FkIDAYS on the arrival OF TIE s p. K.traffs
from Richmond. and arriving as baltimore earIy
next morning: and leaving Baltimore TUEsDAYS,
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS at A Pm ars
rive at v est Point next morning I'm time % COR
necs With the train due sc Richmond at 1880
Esrs e b = sg
Fare to Waehangton .. !. 90
Fare 10 PhiladelphIa. q 90
Fare 10 New York :. :. !. D. O0
!. THROUGH FREIG ar TRAIN will leave Rfeit.
nlond WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, and SUM
DAYs,at 4. A. NJ. connecting rs West Point HifhS
steamer, landing freight In Baltimore early net
.Hsofufng. 3IsE iss
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN, With passenger EAR
attached, leaves Richmond for West Point and
way stations MONDAYS. THURsDAYs, snd
sATgEDAxS.ats7A a.. A., and leaves West Point !
Tor Richmond IL O'clock noon Of same dayr. =,
EDWARD r. FULGER, Superintendent
Il w. N. BRAGG. Master TraS sporfatior.a no 40
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s. CANTON INSIDE LINE.'aszs,

!" ANTON INSIDE .LlNE.'
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BErWEES
L II RICHMOND AND PHlLADELPHIA. ~
+ 80 TRI-WEEKLY. ,.tsf,. yr $3.50
On and after OCTOBER 1 the splendid IRON
steamers OF 1hts line win leave Richmond. TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan steamboat Company's pier, corner Of
Twenty-second and Dock sireess, making close con.
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered by FIRE and marine
insurance free of cost. 30 dockage charged ut
Richmond. Rates as low as any other line. This
is The quickest lire between Philadelphia ami Rich
mond. a.. 80 y =.
Freghts ordered Ivy this line should be marked
Canton inside Line and sent TO the Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philadelphia.
FreIghts received daily In Philadelphia and Rich
mond. For further information apply 70
q l.. b. TATUM, Agent
Office: Twenty.second and Dock street, {.
" and Ninth aud Main streets or TO
j. S. WILSON, General Freight Agent as
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore r. r.,
&C 9-3m PHILADELPHIA.
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( are opening NEW GOODS every day:
DRESS GOODS Of all styles and coors cheaper
than ever. r. '"" ~
CLOAKS and !SHAWLS; .s,.. !.
RIBBONS, SCARFS, SAsHES-ncw and pretty a
A new lot of beautiful STRIPED COTTON HOSE
Z for ladies' and children; rtf .yu 81
ALPACAS OF choice brands r,f.g : ;.fi....-s.J.s
CASHMERRS, DIAGONALs, and all other styles
ofBLAGK DRESS and MOURNING GOODS;
,CassIMEREs, BLANKETS, FLANNELs, and
DOMESTIC GOODS -r.,;G. LIu;l
They invite a call from old friends and custom
ers. .r.r ans. .s>ttI r.r, inS 20
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BEPARTURE OF sFEAsTERs.

DH4LADELPHIA, ;RiCF- sITs
4 GMOND, AND NOE FOLK STEAM SAh&&
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
"a WEEK.-Until further notice the steamers of
th;s tine win leave Philadelphia every WEDEES.
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at IL o'clock .s,' 4
Freight taken at low rates for aIl parls or New
dence, Boston, anu New Orleans Also, for Liver
pool ard Antwerp Ola Red Star and American
steamship lines and bisof lading signed througn.
i, Passage 20 Philadelphia, Including Ineals amt
statere6m, SO. w. P. PORTER, Agent, : :.
au IL $500 ''.',s,.' No. 2425 Dock street.
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TOR BALTIMORE H9laua,
n TRl.WEEKLY.
&. 80 POWHATAN a. r. AMBOAT LINE
.... FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AMI
&. I...r BALTIMORE. grE ~

! - NO DOCKAGE CHARGED. ..-.r =,
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
WksToVER, Of this line, leave their new pier, In
the n9eK, loot q Twentv,see941d sirseI, every
O'Clock and. SAT URDAY AFTERNO0Nuat a
O'Clock for Baltimore, making close connections at
Locust olnt with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
all points west and northwest also, with Northern
Central railI Dad TOR northern cities and Canada.
Through bills signed TO Baltimore anu all points
wes,, and rates guaranteed as low as BY any other
line, Apply 70 L. B. TATUM, Agess.
Offices, Twenty-second and Dock and Ninth aud
Main streets oc al
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LGsCs--Generol.

Sec. IL. Amer said sale has been so.s.
by the court and the purchase money ,.,a -.a
person making such sale shan cone we
to the purchaser, or IL the y,0aa. 'as
purchaser be the same person, the so.,, ~
frming the sale, shall In lie order Of ,.,s.'.,
appoint trustee to convey the prope,,, !, !.
pu rchaser, on the payment Of II, ,..s, we
money PSorided, horsper, That ,ala ,'~.
shall not give a bond unless the eou,, 80
deem il necessary and prescribe the sams = '.,a
decree.
Sec. 2. And be it enacted Tia, M,
shall take effect from the date of its ps,.,s, Nv
We hereby certify, that the aioreEoiDg /,
and perfect copy Of an act passed The c.. ~
Assembly Of Maryland, at the Jsnn,,s .A
sion, 1874.
AUGUSTUS GAssAwAy
Secretary Of the ssnai,
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk Hsise Of pel.,.,.
Approved April 10, 1874.
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LoaCs--General.

tanned, and act as an advisory board Of the State
in all hygenic and medical matters; they shall
make special Inspections Of public hospitals,
prisons, asylums and other institutions, when
directed by the Governor or the Legislature, and
shall at the regular session of the Legislature
submit full report Of their acts, investigations,
and discoveries with such suggestions as they
may deem proper.
Sec 3. And be II enacted, That the State
Board Of Health shall meet at least once in every
three months, and as much oftener as they may
deem proper their first meeting shall be held with
in two weeks after their appointment shall have
been made, and three members shall always con-
stitute quorum for business; they shall elect
manent Secretary, the latter Of whom shall be
the executive officer Of the board; no member Of
the board except the secretary shall receive any
compensation, but the actual travelling expenses
of the members, while so engaged in the duties
Of the board, shall be allowed and paid ont Of
the general fund,
Sec, 4. And be II enacted, That the Secretary
shall perform and superintend the work pre-
scribed in this act and such other duties as the
board shall require; he shall also furnish to the
Legislature, when in session, and to the Cover
nor when required, such information, cognate to
this act, as from time to time they may deem
necessary an annual salary of fifteen hundred
dollars shall be paid to him in the same manner
as that Of other State officers, and such necessary
expenses as the Comptroller Of the Treasury shall
audit on presentation of an itemixed account,
with vouchers and the certificate of the board,
shall be allowed him.
Sec. 3. And be ii enacted, That the expenses
of the State Board Of Health, including the sal
AIRY of the Secretary, shall not exceed three
thousand dollars year.
Sec. 6. And be it enacted, That the sum Of
three thousand dollars year, or as much thereof
as may be necessary, for the term Of two years,
is hereby appropriated, from any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, 10 carry
out the objects Of this act.
Sec. I. And be ii enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the date of its passage.
We hereby certify, that the afOregoing is a true
and perfect copy Of an Act passed the Gen
eral Assembly of Maryland, at the January
Session, 1874.
AUGTsTCS GAsSAWAY,
Secretary Of the Senate,
MILTON KIDD.
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
Approved April /, 1874.
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TO REGULATE TIE COMMISSION TO
BE ALLOWED CLERKS OF COURTS.

TO REGULATE TILE COMMISSION TO
BE ALLOWED CLERKS OF COURTS.
CHAPrER 23l.]
AN ACT
To regulate the commissions to be allowed clerks
of courts for collecting, and paying over to
the Treasury public money.
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted by the General As
emily Of Maryland, That for receiving and pay
ng over all public money received for licenses,
fines or otherwise, the several clerks Of courts Of
this State, shall receive FIVE per centum, except
the clerk of the court of common pleas of the city
Of Baltimore, who shall receive two per centum
commissions for receiving and paying over such
public money.
Sec. q And be II enacted, That all acts or parts
Of acts inconsistent with this act be and the same
are hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. And be it enacted, That this Act shall
take effect from and after the date of its passage
We hereby certify, that the aforegoing is true
and perfect copy Of an act passed the General
Assembly of Maryland, at the January Session
1874.
AUGUSTUS GASSAwAY,
Secretary of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
Approved, April 9Th, 1874.