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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-03-13
PTBI,IC SALE.

DY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court
ID for Charles County the undersigned, MS
Administrator Of James II. Ncale. will sell at
Public sale AT the Court House door IN Port
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-03-13
Divine Service.

Service during March as follows, commenc-
ing at ii o'clock a. M:
Rev. DR.. ADDISON, Rector of Trinity Church,
Washington, D. c., WILL D. ", preach at St.
Paurs Chapel, Piney, on the fourth Sunday in
Lent, March 18th The collection will be for
objects connected with ''The Convocation OF
Washington"
18th, 25th day of Lent Piney.
goth, 9th day of Lent, Port Tobacco
22d, 5th Sunday in Lent, Port Tobacco
25th, Annunciation B. V. NJ, Piney.
9th, 33d day Of Lent, Port Tobacco.
29th, Sunday before Easter, Piney
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-03-13
THE MARKETS.
Baltimore Market March IL. 1874

TOBACCO-There has been very little doing
this week in Tobacco and for Leaf of all de-
scriptions the market is dull, though prices are
steadily maintained. Some small lots Of old
crop Maryland. mostly low grades, are being
taken by the Rega buyers, and we note also
slles of 100 to $50 hhdS. Kentucky, for export,
at prices ranging from to Is cts, but in Ohio,
which is beginning to arrive with some freedom.
we hear Of no movement, though there is some
looking around. The exports this week have
been 443 hhds., l2O cases. We quote to-day
as follows viz:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-03-13

~Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup is a purely
Vegetable Compound, innocent in nature and
wonderful in effect. For children it is invalu-
able, curing Group whooping cough, ETC., in a
few hours. Price IS cents per bottle, or five
bottles for 81.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-03-13
Leave Southwark.


Trainson PoIesC rekLm run
morT ime,isu ed II other lnov lit
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-03-13

@-We all consider Iron the embodiment of
strength and power, but how few are aware
that it is this same element in the system that
gives US strength and vigor, and that insult
fciency of it causes weakness and debility -
The Peruvian Syrup, protoxide of iron, is
prepared expressly to supply this vitalizing
element.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-03
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-03
OFFICIAL.
TG.MrRA1 lN,Ar,uIRr,-No. 66l

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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-03

hereby 1Oth0rl1oQt 20 allow IOf the ser
syice Of such accoantant or accountants
and assistants such SUNNI 90 they may
deem proper which shall Be paid By
tho Board Of Commis sioners. ont Of the.
.. "a District. And said
accountant or accountants shall take
an oath to faithfully discharge the da-
ties imposed BY this net. Said board
Of audit 81 Ill give notice for the pre-
sentation Of the claims hereinbefore
specified in such manner as may be
deemed necessary and no claim shall
be audited or allowed unless presented
within ninety days after the 6rst pub
location Of such notice, and said board
shall make full report Of al their acts
and proceedings to the President, 20 be
BY him transmitted to Congress On the
first day Of the next session thereof.
Each Of the said officers constituting
said board shall be paid the sum Of
two thousand dollars for his services
under this act, out of the funds Of said
District, ID addition to his present:
compensation. .ss
SEC. {. That the sinking fund
commissioners Of said District are here
BY con tinued; and it shall be the duty
Of said sinklng-fund commissioners to
cause bonds Of the District Of Colum
jbia Be prepared, in sums Of fifty and
Eve bundled dollars, bearing Gate Au-
gust FIRST, eighteen hundred and sew
enty-four, payable fifty years after date
bearing interest At the rate of three
and si1ty five hundredths per centum
per anuum, payable semi-annually, to
be signed BY the secretary and the
treasury Of said sinking-fund commias-
toner's and countersigned By the comp
troller Of mid District, and sealed IS
the board may direct; which bonds
Eahall Be exempt from taxation By Fed.
oral, State, or munici pal authority, en-
|graved and printed = the expense &c
the District Of Columbis, and il form
not inconSistept herewith. And 1.-THE
faith 81 the United States IS hereby
pledged tlat,the United States will,
|by proper prop rtional appropr iations
. contemplated IN this aot, and By
causing @ be levied upon the proper-
81 within said District suoh taxes q
viii pioyides the revenues neceslary to
pay tho interest On said bonds IS the
same may become due and payable,
and cteate I sinking fund for the pay.
ment of Che prinoipal thereof % matur-
lily. Said bonds shall be numbered
|consecutivsly and registered ia tho
Office 81 ihe comptrol ler q saiid Dis-
tsict; aud shall also Sc rsgliist tered 8
[the o6cs or tho Ri islses of the Treas
NJ 81 tho United States, for which
LIT named registration the Secretary
81 the Treasury Shall make suoh pro-
visions . may 10 necessary Aud
aid commisaion er1 shall me 90 neoes.
sary means for tho prevention 81 any
nauthoti1sd o. iraudulent iilslyuaes of any
Iof sush bond And the saiid sinking.
fund commits ioncrs aro hereby author
Iized g exchsnge ssid bonds g par for
like sums IS IS any GLASS of indebts dnssl
In Rseos ding ssotion Of & q il aol
manned instud1iilulIR q rstaxass o. q.
lse1 Dmsa pai eyiid1 ~, 81 certi6-
~ ~ andliiting board proyiided
Efor Il this ~ 8
III . s. Thatz Tie auth otity &c.
~ fiTr "a - TT m - ri f0 n;
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-03
OFFICIAL. b
Laws Of the United States passed at
the First Session Of the Forty Third
OFFICIAL,

$s4. SS 8 A0&ksA 4o u
Laws of the United States passed at
the First Session Of the Forty Third
Congress. 1900, 4.
GENERAL NATURE-No. 68]
AN ACT to create m additional land district
In the Territory Colorado.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of tho United
States Of America in Congress assem-
bled, That al that part Of the Terrific
y Of Colorado commencing at q point
on the south boundary line Of Colorado
Territory between the ranges sixty
nine and seventy west Of the sixth prin.
cipal meridian; thence running north
to the northern boundary Of township
twenty EIGHT south; thence west, on q
line between townships twenty-ssven
and twenty eight south, to the western
boundary of range seycnty-three west;
thence north on said boundary Of range
Ice venty-three west, TO point where
the line between tho townships forty
eight and forty -nine north, New Mexi-
co meridian, will intersect tho same;
thence west between spid townships
forty-eight and forty nine north, to the
western boundary Of the Territory;
thonce south with said boundary line,
70 the southwest corner Of tho Terrific
~; thence east on the line Of the south
|ern boundary Of the Territory, 70 the
[plloe Of beginning, shall constitute :
separate land district, to be called Del
Norts land district, the office of which
shall 30 looated q Del Norte, n Cone.
|jos County: Proyided, That:the Presi-
dent Of tho United States may change
the location 81 said land Office from
time @ time = the public interest may
require
Sru. 3. That the President shall
appoint, 81 and with tho advice and
consent Of the Senate q register and re-
ceiyer 81 public moneys for aid dis
|tritt; md said % oars shall reside il
the plscs who're raid land soiios i loo
"a. and shall have ths sams powers
md shall receive tia same lses and en-
|oluments o the Ike officers now re;
oeiye Is the Other land districts il said
Territory .
sEo. 8. That all persons ID said dis.
trict Who, prior tosthe opening of said
Del Norte land Office, shall have fled
their declaratory statement or applica-
ton for PIE -emption Or homestead
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-03

arrears ara 0eIe0Y 1MAO0 Nppl1C1Ol0 81 10
the taxes hereby imposed and JIG. arrears
sas aforesaid, except that the deed convey.
ing the property e. sold hall . g sxectl.
instead Of the governor and the secse.
sEc. s. That, joint select com
mittee shall DO appointed, consisting Of
two Senators, to be appointed BY the
presiding officer Of the Senate,. and
two members Of tie House, to Be ap-
pointed BY the Speaker Of the House
of Representatives, whose duty it
shall be to prepare suitable frame Of
government for the District Of Column
bia and appropriate draughts Of stat
ut@ to be enacted by Congress- for car.
rying the same into effect, and report
the same to tho two Houses, respect
lively, on the first day Of the next sess-
ion thereof and they shall also pre-
pare ard submit to Congress 8 state
ment Of tho proper proportion Of the
expenses Of said government, or any
branch thereof, including interest on
the funded debt, which should be
borne By said District and the United
States, respectively, together with the
reasops upon Wnlcn tnsll oonclaslons
l may . pasea ana = the ulsgnalge
mitteo IS authorized 60 employ such.
asss.ahce = !. may aesn .uv'saple' 9
e 9 expense 1os g eAcseu sne saM =
nse tnGusana a9..als anu sa.a san, 9
. nlusn sueleoi = m.y ue neeessa.y'
De, ana inc same Y hereby aPPloPF'ar
tea 1l.l Ior tnat purpose.
SIC. 6. That it shall be the duty
Of the First Comptroller Of the Treas:
ury and the second Comptroller Of
the Treasury Of the United States.
Who 70 are hereby constituted 9, board Of
audit, 20 examine ana audit for settle.
m neg. q. me sanlanued @ noating DEBT
Of the O.atsiee g g Columbia and tsthe
board O pap!ae work 3. ], ne 's
speclned, namely !: nlst, the debt evi-
ienoed by sewer oertiiea secondly,
the debt purportiong g be evidenced
and asoertai me q certificates : q the
anditor g tae board ofS pufl.., works;
thirdly ne debt evidenced by the
cert.neates g tne auditor ana comp
troIler @ the DISTRICT q Columbia !;
fourthiy, CLAIMS ex'stlng or hereafter
created lof Hnicn no evidences lndeps.
edness mas been Issued, arlslng ont q
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-03

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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-03

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PAeaED Al TEE, TEE

nj Ao1 providing 1ss psblisaaioa sfths i
llspl siea.tas asa Is lAss q III unittd
lSa1 81 G 81 8
d l5ait led 81 q leaate md Hons,
||St1l ASS6a3ca IN Cong assembled That
istine contract or contxact6 between
- 1Sfyof State On tho S#of Tie
-. and Charles G. Al.
||iiiIli11I||I fanx1a q. II iie1, M John
81 g @ 81
-. - - ~
[dps "a sixIlyll.s elscon6aetl
[ha3Woe1 the United States or any Officer
thereof viii said arm Of Little, Brown
land Company, respe citing the printing q
lnuhlicatiOn Of the laws Of the United
leenAea, "a: heseby declared TO he determ.
lined pursuant TO the powon therein re.
served. .s. n rs. :ss55
S1C. 3. That the Secretary Of Stateia
hereby charged with the duty of causing
% be prepared for printing. publication.
and distrlbution the revised statutes OF
the United States enacted q this present
session Of Congress; that he shall cause
several titles and chapters and the mar
ginal notes referring to the statutes from
which each section was compiled and ne.
|nealed 81 said revision and references to
the decisions Of the courts of the United
Isame, and such decisions Of State courts
las he may deem expedient, with q full
land complete index to the same. And
when the same shall BIO completed, the
lsaid Secretary Shall duly certify the same
n. a. 80 - Hl,n TYn}ta6 2fNfna and
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-03

VIZ. n. cnANDALL. LA1AYE15E 1R1Mcn.
TRANDALL l. FRENCH,
" ATTORNEYS AT Law, Assti1,
MIMI Once In Bank Block adjoinipg
'TR \KscnlP4 o0oe. Collections asd etles bas-
AGWSTS OFTHE ErNA ms. CO. = $50
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-03
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IN r,= 4 ees@saf = fs@s ~
Qeaesa1 Agent Nome LID Inc. CO,
fer DoutAeea Nlnnssoea anA 1sssAsn lows
oass, Ii Dse sssth 4. osst Hssss. j.

THE RAMSEY HOUSE., s /.
JOHN Z. N0AAlsoN, - Rasrasssse
RAlleBY, MIME, s,s = .s g
AZ ~ jsaeeioa q 10 llilvaahes 8 81. Pail
and Do1thssa 1lianssees xailroads.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-03

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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-03

OEFIC IAlh
Laws 81 the United States passed a. the:
d First Session Of the Forty! Third Con-
.s0re4a ~ S.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-03

A GALLOWAY,
AUSTIN, MINI.
Groceries & Provisions.
-Alss-Aaaet ~ ~ o. les 11ev, Aaaa1Ae-
,arsd 1t 1iGhswaka. Hid. letf III
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-03

al!a.. TUT - cenas GO 60
saensgn
Il $500 e.
90 ~ 49, "a a.s 49, -
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nEesil aoise1s 80 sssss'. -
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ss 49,.
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-03

lava OF t0esU01JeQ 5aSoke0S pa1oeQ q 3InS
4 First Session Of the Forty. Third Con
# gress.
SrGrrrp, 81: ~ .. nm M ~ IS
!, -. 49, 3. u. n,..,..
AZ eC1Ie. sne 9. ~ Dlstl's'
s. sps.Apl.' .aa =. y' ). $3.50
4 e i enacted py the senate ana aouse
OF teepreaentaflyes q the tinted 500
OF Amn1ea u sConeresls assem- Died, Ina
III provisions q law providing for IN ex'
ecutive, Tor Secretary Tor the District
for, legislative assembly, Tor board.s01
public works, and for g Delegate n Con.
grees1 a The Rlstrict Of Columbia egg
neIegy IeReaIed; fr eN lnss ot 49,
letsal sna.a ag1 anes. W. G sI.m - WV
= 9 ptooonS s. @ r. =.
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The New York herald., 1874-08-12
CREEDMOOR.

Shooting for the Luther Badge, Eighth
Regiment, the Seventy-second Regl-
ment and the Twenty-ninth Regiment
Badges-General Practice Day.
Tuesdays and Fridays being set apart by COM
mon consent for the purpose OF general practice
at CreedmoOr. on these days there is usually O
good sprinkling Of the crack shots belonging to
some Of our best militia regiments to be found on
the ranges OF the National Rifle Association. Yes
terday the splendid condition OF the weather
brought out pretty large representation from q
number OF the regimental teams.
The Eighth Regiment National Guard Rife Club
shot for badge, the gift OF Private Luther Of Com
pany B. This was won by Private Murphy on a
fine score OF "a points out OF q possible 40 The
team OF the Twelfth regiment were out for prac.
tice. The twenty y-second Regiment National Guard
Rife Association had match for their very hand.
some gold enamelled badge. This was carried of
by Private Roux, Of Company b. with a satisfactory
score Of So points out Of possible SO. The rifle
club OF The Seventy ninth regiment cOntended for
the Ross badge, which was won by Captain Lind
say on remarkably good score OF 45 out oil SO
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
THE cnnpRES,s FREE EXCURSION.

The tickets for the eighth free excursion for
poor children will be distributed this afternoon by
Mr.. George F. Williams st the Tenth ward police
station, and the picnic viii take place tomorrow.
Captain John J. Ward u actively st WORK pre-
pairing for the holiday to be given the boys and
girls OF his district and as the last picnic proved
80 great success he anticipates furnishing Mr..
Williams with over 1000 children tomorrow. Tho
youngsters are already overjoyed at the prospects
OF fun and pleasure In store for them. and the
scene this afternoon. when the tickets are dtstrf
buted, Will no doubt be an interesting and excit-
ing one.
Although the weather is now very hot there win
be no more excursions unless the funo ls sum-
cientIy strengthened to enable Mr.. williams to
perfect the necessary arrangements. As each
excursion costs nearly $500. the sum OF $4,000 rs
needed to complete the work for the season and
give all OF the poor districts snare In tue bene-
tits OF this bene ncent movement AS was sta ted
in the HERALD yesterday, $38 will give 100 children
holiday and those Interested in seeing our wallis
and strays anorded an opportunity OF enjOylnR q
delightful day on the water and In the cool woods
may thus easily compute the number OF their
charity organized, for every child taken out ON
these excursions receives quantity or wholesome
and luxurious food that could not be purchased st
q restaurant at less than fifty cents yet Colonel
Williams pays for barge, tuRb0ar, bands, shows,
waters, printing and other expenses besides the
food at per capita cost OF thrty-eight cents.
1t should be understood that the Childrens Ex-
cursi0n Fund is an entirely separate organisation
fr0m the Floating Hospital, which occupies diff
10 the Picnic Fund should send their donations to
Mr.. Edward King, at No. IS Broadway Send
your moaSy so nas sbs s 81
present month. You can find no better use ior
your surplus cash. The fact that 81 will actually
and healthiu ENJOYMENT should incite every CHAR
liable heart to subscribe to the iund atOnce.
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
THE ASSESSMENT BOARD.

The Board OF Revision and correction OF Assess
ments met at the Comptroller's once yesterday.
Present-The Comptroller and Recorder, tho
Counsel to the Corporation being absent. The
following assessment lists were confirmed :-1o4th,
1Ooth and lostn Streets regulating, grading, &C.,
Eighth avenue to public drive: sixtyninth street,
nasging Third TO Eourta avenue; issh strees,
nue. Fiity-six street, sewer, between Eleventh
avenue and Hudson River; washington street,
sewer, between Christopher and West Tenth
streets; seventy fifth street, sewer between First
and second avenues; Greenwich street. sewer, be
tween west Iweittn anu Jane stresI; w1nsning, ,n
Bank streets; Sixtieth street BASIN, between
boulevard and Ninth avenue; Lexington avenue,
Ninety-sixth street. The assessment lists for
paving sixty third street nom second avenue 70
East RIVER. and regulating and grading llesA
street, from Fourth 70 Eighth avenue, were re-
turned to the Board Of Assessors Tor examination
as to alleged improper performance Of the WORK.
The New York herald., 1874-08-12

like couple OF tall white lighthouses we're
sighted upon the horizon bearing directly down
upon us. Nearer and nearer they came, until they
were 80 close that there was no mtstaking them
for racing yachts. At seven A. N. we made them
out by the aid OF our glasses to be the Cornne and
the Enchantress, sailing almost bow to bow.
Not long afterwards squall came on. and the
Enchsntress catching 1t first dashed ahead. As
she passed the Corinne the wind, which filled her
enormous sails, was suddenly transferred to those
Of her English rival. and down came the heads OF
the Corinne's t0pmasts. breaking the end Of her
main gan and bringing down all her topmast sails
and rigging.
The crew Of the Corinne then proceeded to cut
away the damaged spars. and this, the owner OF
the Enchantress says, Is against the rules Of yacht
racing, and he has accordingly entered a protest
against the COrinne taking the nrsr prize.
THE ENCHANTRESS
The New York herald., 1874-08-12
PARIS GREEN AGAIN.

The most approved agency for sAufiiing OF the
mortal coil at present ia unquestionably Paris
green, for scarcely Q day passes without one or
more cases In which this lively poison plays
prominent part The latest victim s Mortimer
Rikeman. tinsmith. aged hfty-one, residing at
No. A6 Delaney street, who on last Sunday after
noon, In 1T OF melancholy, superinduced By ex-
cesstve drinking took dose with suicidal intent,
but did not take sufficient for his purpose, as It's
terday afternoon his family, who had all along been
In complete ignorance az 70 the cause OF me W
DR.. wyckoH who, on arriving, ascertained what
he had taken. The unfortunate man was at once
removed to Bellevue Hospital, where as halfpase
ak O'Clock last nlRht he diod.