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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-05-01
Fish.

Alerandria, April 27.-The receipts OF
fresh Fish at the city fish wharves since
Saturday last have been light, in conse-
quence of the rain and winds prevailing
then and since that time. 10000 Her
rings have arrived and were sold at from
$3.50 to $3.50 per thousand; 5000 Shad
have been received and sold at from S14
to SIS per hundred.-Gazette.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-05-01
Pilgrimage to Maryland shrine

At meeting of delegates from various
Catholic societies Of the District of Colum-
bia, it was agreed that on Ascension Day
May IA, the Catholic societies of the
District make pilgrimage to the shrine OF
Our Lady of Whitemarsh. Farther Wiget
was appointed to obtain the cooperation
of the Baltimore societies. Whitemarsh
is an old mission of the Society of Jesus
in MARYLAND and from it, more than cen
turv ago, the first Catholic congregation
then consisting of about forty persons at
Baltimore was attended. 1t is situated in
Prince Georges county, Md, and easily
accessible from both Baltimore and the
District A general committee of arrange
ments was appointed, with President
Broderick of the Washington Hibernians
as chairman.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-05-01
NOTICE.

Omissions have been received at this
~ Office for JUSTICES OF THE PEACE and
OFFICERS OF REGISTRATION. They are
required to appear and qualify on or before the
llth day of May instant.
BIG. STONESTREET, Clerk
may lit Z. G. for Charles Co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-05-01
Piano Tuning.

We take pleasure in announcing that GEO
L. WILD, of G. l.. WILD l. Bro, 420 llth ST.,
Washington, d. c., who become so favorably
known throughout the county last year: will
visit Charles county again about the first OF
May for the purpose of TUNING and REPAIRING
PIANOS He is also agent for the well known
Knabes and Stieff's Pianos, of Baltimore, and
for the Patent Piano Organs, the most perfect
instruments of the kind now made. Commu-
nications addressed to him, in care of William
Boswell l. Co., Port Tobacco, will receive faith
full attention.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-05-01

W"The New York World of Monday
SAYS: The severe storm on Saturday check
ed trade, but on the whole the markets for
merchandise showed a steadier tone. The
defeat of initiation restores confidence, and
cotton and breadstuffs were firmer. There
was q partial advance in ocean freights.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-05-01
BishOD Pinkncy'S VisitatiOns.

We are glad to learn that notwithstand
ing the very unusual inclemency of the
weather during the past three weeks,
Bishop Pinkney has been able to keep
every appointment, though often with diff
ticulty. On Friday, April 9th, after
preaching and administering the Rite of
| Confirmation in William and Mary Parish,
the Bishop proceeded to the Rectory of
Port Tobacco Parish, and remained with
the Rector, DR.. Levin, until Tuesday, when
he left to fill an appointment in Durham
Parish. On Sunday, Goth, there was divine
service in ST. Pauls Chapel, Port Tobacco
Parish. Bishop Pinkney preached from
Hebrews, XII, 16, on the unavailing re-
pentance of Esau. He held the attention
of the large congregation, although many
were obliged to remain standing during
the entire service. After the sermon,
which was peculiarly appropriate and
beautiful, the Bishop confirmed a class of
eighteen persons, addressing them in his
usual happy and impressive manner. On
Monday, 9th, the Bishop visited Christ
| Church, Port Tobacco. The dav was very
fine and the congregation large. Bishop
Pinkney preached from Acts, TX, 6: Lord
what wilt Thou have me to dog After
the sermon, which was a very eloquent
and searching one and demanded the I'M
divided attention of the congregation, the
Bishop confirmed twelve persons, address
ing them in a most atfcctionate and touch
ling manner. This service was rendered
still more solemn and impressive by the
baptism of two adults. That afternoon
the Bishop confirmed one person in private,
making the whole number confirmed in
this Parish thirty-One.
\ school Girl. Composition.
APRIL 25th 1874.
| Mr.. EDIToR | send You the composition OF
one of the girls of our School, no. 3, Sixth
District, | hope we are not intruding when
We. the scholars, ask you to please be SO good
as to have il printed in your paper, if conve-
nient. Very respectfully yours,
| 4 SCHOLAR
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-05-01

D says. sarcastically, if certain mel
had 10 wait until they found women o
never be able to get wife. Just so. II
knows how il is himself
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03
GENERAL REGULATIONS.

TIN tsah commences MI thu hg, MALAY III
setssHhtr, ufsi ehds at.ai thu tst at July y n,
,ssii MAIN n.t'an, IT, la i~ Ai,nnat insfe are
lFs s1s r,anfs examinations III tle st1ri sla~ss
u. ~el Distinguished tanF Ia tafsflnrt. dill ense
pllt uf, fe u,tes !, receives fittine hatl6fs
~. mt. ~. eAi pi,t.ieti lsvs.in u, and rns.
HI thu rs4s which his lfssu,i. tial,n.ats sll
~ ii,at sftn neral shat artvrla required III Ill
spplslng 'nf ntiHitsi,H
IL. nsts's aad gtnsral department ~ iha stud. nj
.ssans.Ans's watched nssf vi. Nsethtfs preside
AZ stir trera mrs, an tlirf eafalersr and lFs.una
islls fstiss sstfy aitet,sinn.
ttai,ts,s Hfs sent NJ tshfis'mn* ehd Easser In
patsml* - auafianA Ia Intern thein ~ III. health,
,nfisi .hi alpl.taNtna III 1T their fnn* - sHsdA
rts iH1snsnu tHHwli In thn t,fas4iHir IA ilonnh
mtti pt.,s feti Tiny Hte wlIlttp. fuf ihs sAks 1T
o,lst 40 ltlis,nli, 10 aishd sLs rahl.s eA.n!ses
~ religious MuIvillr
It.r correspondence III students ~ Will il VII
leak. u-i 4, them, mr. sniJsei 10 sho Inspection
~ ttr Urstt,fs
TIN rask.t money Ut ihr students II deposited
With lie treasurer, " l,e fsispn ~ prudence nmy
sisTn*t, aul .nns ~ partly, ~ t04tsliy withheld
s.s.n teni, u, aet"u ~ misconduct ~ hegieet NJ
day4
~ sliegne enrh lannirt shauii H. rfayisiri
With suitable aua,ts III sl0titlns. md suitiairht
nusnbf ~ slltt.. ..rk~. hHlssikafrhsrs.. fnwrl..
connie, brushes. sie. Nussp nt ihtAe will t,e fUtls
rfs h, tnileas, unsst rpeelal deposit In minsia.
k,svt nTIsie sllanid b. marked With tiH nnsnr III
iliv nAnsr IN full,
PARENT wishing III ln.r their rhltifrn .snl h0tnv,
should aise lilney Durr. and h.tMart travelling
rAlai.se@, tnr further particulars, Ha.ifsss
Il N nitO. OLIVER, raaslssAS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03
licnrrul u Regulations i

Pupils arr received any time during TIM
YER. md charged from dHte Of entrance.
NJ deduction made for partial absence.
unless In case " pro.rastad iilIcss, Or dis
missai.
Communications 10 and from the Aen'le.
en-, arr Submitted 70 tho inspection VI thc
knrryiorrss.
Each pupil u required 10 have shanvrs
u Clothing Sufficient ~ nppsar nj all TIME
neatly and respectfully iresscd also ~
toweir sis iaLle napkins. ons dressing.
gown. one bathing xa~n, two blAdk nprons,
knif~. fork. silver table and teaspoon, and
nupki m.rink, with name marked In full !.
sirsssinx.rnrc furnished With combs, hrnrh.
tooth and nall brushes reap, etc
Pocket money and Postage stamps ars 10
he entrusted 10 tho Dir~cirsSs. M sxp~md-
iturss for Clothing Or ether items vii b.
made, unless ANN Of money b. Deposited
With the Inst Itnlinh for that purpose.
difference ~ Religion fofms no obstacle
II the Adsnissi0n u rneh ~ Hre willlng %
ssak,rn, 70 tho established routine II the
institute Sister NJ PAralTiA,
1913 rnrrfinfess.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03

tasstas isss 4
.lar. gaAA til 4

.'un. N.aA, III
ssaHeil snsa fasaaaa, - sAseesnA
susui anA 49, ,slivA Il rsAtf VI, IT,
Ma 4
Present = ILL., iiun Na,s4 Ns,~ls.
Tsaasts I,aaasll, lssnhAash. MsisAs
~ AM Niils.
AAssnf- Trustee t'attyt
Niual.s Il lasl mettias real and srs
proved.
Moved and carried that The rereti
n the committee appointed - ss,,is
with ,he nld Treasurer. 4. 4 White.
As received.
Masei aud varied that the frluts
Il the committee Ani statement Turn.
i.hei h, &. / White he adopted, ".
cer, a., for license nnaecnan.c,l Iar
b, him.
Moved and carried that The 81. mun,
~ anaecuunted f,r. which Mr. White
claims he never received Irum Mr.
fasn. the then acting Recorder l,e re-
ferrc,l hack IL the committee for futlh
or investigation.
| Moved aud carried that tho bills o
" \ Mead. amounting 10 thu sum u
So, for services " corporation Tras
,ee aud Recorder, be rejected.
Novel aud carried tha, tho bin i
l'la'i 4 O'Mallcy. amounting - e., IL
for icnt uf room for Council meetings
be allowed.
I Moved aud carried that the bill q
". \ j, flcm,ning, amounting
Silh n, for furnishing lumber or sid,
halks belonging - tho Mil, X - |
Railroad "a. IL build. b. allowed.
Moved mud carried that tho bin
W. & ]. Flcmming, fr s3d,Gu ii
lumber furnished tho town, 10 alloy
cd.
Novel AMI carried that bin ~ E,nm,
Barber fur a., for services III tinlir
level II street. be allowed.
! Moved and carried that W. aljour,
i, IlESns WipSxR. Recorder
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03

J. Wesley Dasncs tho Auntis for
State Treasurer The Burlington Hawk
Eys aays il ~ much u : monopolist
and railroad contractor that 10 can.
MOI fail 70 rejoice over his defeat In
Ortober. II dedicst~s this little verso
70 him and o. hL homo Il near Bur.
l,nelon ~ think Il sincere in it, de-
sire 70 have HIN polurn 10 work Oh lib
railroad:
IN darling. J Wealry. why don't you
come homer.
Return III ~ RHsr IN ynur lA,lxi
Why viii you to Anti ussycntions ~
rsAns,
And ncgLcs yOw n"nnpol, l,iSf
lsrturn. theresa rsui ~ " finished Till
fall,
There's rnntrlri y0M want - IA IN
And thr pr"f,ts On nliI~ay esslsirWtlnn
amt small
1lni yOnr chance t.T IN nfllsr n ilaln.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03

10 .ImcnA an U,tiinoacs passed
and approtcd .iw1 Gu. 1871.
d. II ordained by The Town Council u the
Town of treseu;
Tint the Ordinances for thu contradiction
III i Sidewalk passed and approved April
nth, is1t, be anil Tie -nm II larrhy n,nrn.
,lrd IN read IN fo'lowri rhut n Sidewalk he
constructed " boards or plank, similar II
aihur sidewalks ~, dawn commencing md
terminating NJ follows Beginning n. tho in-
terseeliun of PHrk md Oak Streets, In
Creren. and running ,heace westerly On ihs
tomth side " Park street " where u Inter.
seuts Cherry street.
Tint Nil Ordinances Or parts It Ordinance.
III relation 10 Sidewalk, pt-rstl 10 said DAY
different from or In .oanict herewith. urs
hereby repealed.
Ayes---''ranlall, Meig,an, Don ,hngl
Mill AMI Wt.lner,
Nays Nome.
Passed and approved juno Goth, is7i.
]. /, WEBSTER, Mayor
ATTEST,
Henry Widnsr, Recorder,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-03

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hs*ts
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seAa4 n wNlsAs rsafMA tsmras -
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swt ssts


Iss AnAsts anet IA
s~tss~ VI ,AssssssHs
ks.~. .sa. ltA " Mr. asi,Tssea
representatives 4 ~ tsaas = ie~a
lAsm&ils H. vi. sarsrssssaas a w. n
asy*nlsas lsissieai TT, lassas asaas
tsss assstenr~ 4 aisssan sna sssn
%ssl, ~~ssssr " e'fasaan is1s*e 81
sermsv ,hs a*s.lsi ssfsam " VIZ II
mi~issss,ien n ,.~lasr saaas esss''s''s
ssise In sai~is.ss slsss ,isslsfsslsias
1hAs MI r..iisnni igve \ iHAtteAf II
shs people, sad 'lls' - efsrr.arf' !
~esii, u lrs'sssian = sheala h "
held. ~hirh ds#+ nus a.iise i's #~st
firm The consent a the governed, 1,
sqaAl and just laws TIA, she iart''m-
shls sirh, u life, Iibes,. and The rar.
ssls u happiness should he secured y
IN men without distinction "a race. vi.
o. u nativity.
nAS,xL wsnsSva.
Tho maintenance u thcse principles
y ssaen,ial.c the prosperity u our lse-
pshlIcan Installations, and that 70 ,his
end the Federal Constitution with all
u anne ndmcns', rights, States aai
union II tho States must aud shall III
preserved.
Tmx PssbLRroS rmkoAY.
Fourth. Tia, tho faith aud credit
Of ths naticn m,,st 10 maintained IN.
violate; tAsl public debt u whatever
kind, should b. paid in strict accord.
ancc with The law under which II was
contracted;
(GRKENHAckS LguAI TENDEn
That an over issuo Of paper none,
hcing Al variance with the principles
Of sound financial policy, ,he rcgulat
Ing maximum should hs based upon il,
redemption In specie At tho carlies
practicable day, and It's cons.r.ibilit.
into specie equivalent
(TnAT ~ akEENsAcks ON BoSns,
q tho will Il the holder
that subject u these restric
tions. II Is the duty 81 Congress to v
provide BY appropriate legislation thu
The volume u our government currenc
shall q al times bs adequate - III
general business aud commerce u Il,
country, and be cqni.sbly ds.urLc
among tho several states
(Tns Tain AND cnEkky kEsoLuTlos
CONSTRUED ~ LiauoK pEALEks
~ MEAN vkGx WHISKY, ny TIM
rsnANcE MEN Its PROHIBITION ~
rkoAoTs rmE wELrARE " SOCIETY :
That personal liberty aud soei
rights II citizens should not be ahrid
d o. controlled BY legislative emo
nsat except IN ~ fnr n may 10 y
csssary ~ promote tho pcaoc and w
fare Of society.
GAArErul Tn,nurx 70 rmx COME
kAArx soLnixkr.
That, holding In grateful rsmem
rance the soldiers and sailors who foug
our ba.llcs. aud BY whose heroism |.
nation ~ss preserved. w insist IL
Congress shall s,Iualisc tho bonntl
and grant 10 zach mo o. them Or
widow and children homestead II d
hundred and sixty acrcs Of land r.,
the uuappropriatel domain u |,
eouatry.
VIcTiMssELErTEp 1on ruk sAcAIric
Secretary u State, David Morga
of Mshnska.
Auditor-J, NJ. King II Duhuq,
Treasured Wesley Barnes,
Dss Moincs
Attorney 0encral--J. II. ksatl'
q p0ttawsttamic.
Cisrk II tho supreme Court-..'
W. Ball. u Polk.
Reporter " The supreme Court
j. NJ. Wsalt, &c Buchanan.
Ragiascr II the State Land Office
u. II noAdarmel. u Story.
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cnl.l,E0IArE pEpAnTMENT.

Nut Hrlt tIAss christian Isv tfins, Nghe.
Ati'hn.ass s.i,a tnisrs.ast AA.htn n trrp.
artl.n. raane Ttfsan.ns,fs, spherical tisenutFy
and 1riassIantvtss. H,st..sir, knatsh taleraiafr
-snantue. afa Natural Philosophy eani nW.d,
An~leH iilssus, Physical sseostaphy, t%sa,A 4.
MI at.sis
rtiiitb rtAss .--Evld.nr,s II cnihniieity. E,ora.
,.n, t'fv.,sis. Anslent ilistnty anil Ne.s,fal,iy,
tan,.u 4ssl sfsran Ansqailrs. EnsiHth Literature,
aIttsett sigshFa cant',trd. Surveying. i*at,c,
i.sstss, Nan'h. Dcbat.s, Latin, an.ki tt.nek and
tiersaan .pt'anal,
%ttnNli Wilderness III raihullcliy, Eios
eulun. rratis. Alrnia Philosophy, issfr anil Msts
Nlht slfs. ts'ars. srn.'s, Chemistry sIlii.nan'~i
Nasiaafinit Assanotns. Analytical Gsamsifs, ~.
say., MnAthts pebssss, tAiln tr..k French and
~ rnRu a,AnnI,
Hasr,isSN.s Mrrai Philosophy. Political Fem.
"m., llstauy, ti,n'n4s, Astronomy, Chemistry,
tnl, ulns, tnale SECTIONS. Anaxtlrai mechanics
latin. as,vk nsrman altI tfvneh optional
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n. J. Walkers C6l)ebsNls vln.
e9ar l)lttotp are 4 petsly vegetable
preparation, made chteoy nom the ~.
1--we horts found 81 The lower ronqoe y
tee Sierra Nevada mountnlne ~ CAl!eoe.
nIa, clio medicinal properties & whleA
aro extracted therolFog1 without tn -
Of Alcohol. THO question u almost
daily nAkOSl. "Whnt ID the cause Of The
unparalleled succcas VI viNn1AR BIT
TkMsi" Our nnswcr y, TINT They rclnoye
tho cause of dlscAso, nlld tho patient -.
covers hls health. They are tlle greas
blood purifier md llte-Glvlne pvtnclple,
d pevlcct nenovat0f ord ynvlgcrAeog
OF tho system. Noyer be(0ro III the
hiss0yy u shs world has ; msdtclns beoo
compounded fpOaseAAinG the reMeTh01lo
ounlllie. Of vlHK0AM tlttrkna In healing ~
SICK III every htseaM IMAM IA hair IN, They
~ 3 rrHlls rnt.Atyo As we'll N N T0ntot
relieving CUngastiun ~ lnhalnInAllnn q
The Liver aud shcsral Organs u uuaeas
Di&vasva
1hc properties Or On, wALxsrs
visMlan'iiIritks nt0 Aprrisht llapl,"rolec,
Carminatisu. Nutritious, Laxative, tNstf0tes
6etis,.se, Counter. lrrltant budofthc, Alsess-
tlsc. all Anil llllions.
I,trvs,st. ami 'i.s . - - ~ sts @al. -
mi ,a,t ~ NsaAihftstN e*a tgfse
9us4s ~ " 8BsG AfA4aaA HI @H8
SIS tt .s4..s ,tAts* .sttA atsNe
aass1A
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~ I'll
ma Fh. III W. ss##@
w.. ~ tssn',s ese.M ~.aAw -
snnrsiats AsfsH ~
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Grast's uslutstien " his new post.
master general, ',lIaie fellow. vol
met" Hsle v ~wderviood 10 have re-
sponded les NJ. /"
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A call for the Judicial Convention hAs
not bccn irsucl. Wo learn that Hon.
Milo Mctilnthcry, present .Iulge u tho
District Courts for tie iDth lDistriet.
will not he cAntliAat. i,r reelection,
his Impaired hsalth preventing him from
occupying tho heneh, Il would doubtle.s
meet with tho hearty good will ~ tho
bar and tho people wore Judge Mci.
to continue 10 iill tho portion hc har
~ ably oroupisd.---lsansing Mirror
Tho Mirror must DO mistaken IN In
last sentence. nercaway now man
would l,sttss please tho psoplc, and. We
think. tho bar also The duties Of tho
Office require The service, ~ we'll =. Tho
brain power, u ! thoroughly vol md
ph, sicnlly sound mind aud body. Tho
duties nre too onerous fur amy person of
chronic ill.health; and f,r this reason,
II no other. Judge Metilnshery oagh.
MT IL b. n candidate. aud ought not u
succeed II persuaded against biz judy
,nent. 10 enter tho liold. -~Dccoral
Republican.
And W believe II u trne u thu poo
I,le u this county and TINT tho bar con-
cur In tho wish that nov man may 70
liei. their SURFACES this fall. Not alon,
for his .'uhronic III health but because
they believe hs las held tho ofico quite
M long " II good for tho people that b.
should Cooley M Willie. q DEBORAH
Fellows d Lansing, photograph Or Odsl
Of McIregor. cro1by 81 Oarnayillc. y
son,c ether man who inds II inconycn
lent 70 hold tax certificates IN his owl
Or lhs name u another will carry Thu
county without > nomination ngsins'
him. Prudence would suggest that b
refuse 10 run, II the stories representing
that no ha. not already. ar~ untrue,
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II Republicans u II. tsL Congress-
teoal Dieertrt Convention ~ f.anril
nlsAs % ths xAh II June. no,ainaied
Mn. ]. w. Mrlfn IN second serM
IL Confsesr.
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noarl. THiiun. Masilus. Mmi alL tlesldtav
peft.tm ~ Hsp n.alti.s, ~ advance, *i2a,p0
phys e8lh. Is., 2sM
Nanitrg. fitas wear ess.ls.i. 400
hae ssLsanfe. s0nur l,sitaftprisr, / y.,1
pas II tnisF t.Hn.nr h.ttari incHis, .u.tu
NArntul,, III TINT Dlisxt, Au,,u
Mus o. Y aln,, ssss.l u.r III Instrument -O,nn
y. ti,lu ta.W
Notetn lanrHas. 4, tnote Than nne. i la,W
tsrNstnA ard Painting. NJ F,ut. A#.n = lstyse.
sini ~ received ~ nns time ,lufnv the year,
Llt' fal w. silngIsr rtrsal ihhn iiss innhtls* No
tustts II, II 4 wln.i " iirtWa dur ~ tis t.ii
.iaei .ub r abssiep, uNli - ~ pasa ~ pfasfauI
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