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The New York herald., 1874-07-10

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

! srsciAft SSSSThicE,Ansr Saturday, June Is the
Wednesaay until July p when regular weekly saiings
every wednesday will commence
NEW sRnSxsE H8Ex ao ssb
These elegant new Clyde built steamers will sail from
sEafs tSs'S 81 fSsT follows Wednesday yuy
sT4TE STATE g g ay July
ana wednesday thereaf taxing passengers e
snS sfts T1a1 AH'
pyse So and AGT2Efsdis EH' issnt ss
steerase ONCE, No 46 Broadway.
DIREor roR THE RHINE. SWITZERLAND SOUTH
THE szfhEsixSDsA eaHyss NAVIGATION CON-
m ,soHSHHss sSeHtlsl Gspials ;sssasf Has
will ''a1s TaGssbHF GsS S3S. jSiy lSF ss,'srda" e,
Offering the mos. agreeable economical and shortest
gssss. 1SsSgSoss',Ss s1Ss ssS 50 Snsace'd soia.
'sSsa tR9 Wan nISpe4s
FOR PLYMOUTH, oHERBoysa, HAMBURa
The The Liam Hamburg American Packet COmpany's iron
Captain neDion will s. On Thursday July ,a 1874
Rates Of passage to Fl london oherbours and
First cabin-Upper saloon, sl2O lower saloon, $50.
aSS
xSsi%AS# zisAssD l .oA
York
A ASFEaiHHAzHM EaH HMES1cAs IRE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Msl anS fs,saas vs1poS Sf'wsen
Sailing .4SSS SSsss,'SsSS,hi
The iOo%ns spponted @ se ss rom
OHIO Imiv ~ "a ARHOrsFoRD Avg A
1;ss e
points Al the lowest rates. - INV ,
for FL classes unsurpasssd
surgeon and stewardess.
to The usual IiteSoats and
Through tickets and through bills OF lading issued
For passage rates Of Freight and other information,
m wsidH4 9 dss asnsfs Ssw York
5saslSs
Co2ks TOT, TOURIST ME,,A AMP p. EXCURSION TICKETS
the United States and Canadas, include such places
ss Of Eas' ssp
an
sS re- fShss' SSnd% New York
NoHiHr FOX SssoHf aS6
vii vii %a;ys
Saturday
RATES OF PASSAGE aRsMHs t. hSSDos, HAvRE AND
. payable in gold or Its equivalent in currency.
first CABIN -.....$I1
Second Cabin ............................. 60
For 1 ffeisnt or passage apply
No. Bowling Green.
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DosTERs BILLS OF LADING, RECEIPTS COLI
i ored Printing, &c.. for steamship lines, done with
neaness, cheapness and promptness by the METRO
POLIIAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No, 2i5 Broad.
way.
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LNARM WANTED-WITH GOOD BUILDINGS AND
y stock, price $500 to $4,000 in exchange tor a No
Manufacturing Business New York, with over 80
customers; chance TOR Irisnman German no
knowledge necessary; i'll health the Address
with full particulars, FORTUNE, Herald ofice
DARN wANTED-IN CONNECTICUT, ON SOUND OR
II valley 30 TO IS acres good location house and land
near religious and educational advantages PRINCIPALS
address with particulars, JAMES ANDERSON, No. 4
Spencer place, Fourth street, New York.
THREE CLIENTS WILL PAY ALL CASH TMME-
Il diatelv for three first class Dwellings. s.-Locaton
Fourth and sixth avenues above Fourteenth street.
Principals only. -
j. CARMICHAEL. IT'S Broadway. basement
WANTBD-A FOUR STORY 2oFoOr HOUSE. BE-
w tween Lexington and Seventh avenues, Thirty.
fourth Fifty fifth streets: price not above S35
Send description to r. g. box l50 New York Post office
WANTED-A FARM FOR TROUT AND POULTRY
w raising; must have excellent springs and brook
within Ave miles Of railroad station and 100 miles Of this
city Address, with fui particulars JAS. NJ. wlswELL,
COZ Warren street.
PROPOSALS..
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UCTIoN SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
IA Pianoforte, Carpets, hair Mattresses double and
single Bedsteads j. p PATTERSON will sell at auction
this day II O'Clock at 695 Sixth handsome
Household Furniture Pier Glass, with Table; Armoire
aGlaee Parlor suits in drsb green and blue rep hair
Lounges, Brussels Carpets, Corner Stands Paintings:
Engrayngs Desks; Parlor& & dining room chamber & ana
and must be removed the same day j. p PATTERSON,
street.
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A ASTROLOGY.

4 REAL AsTROL0GER-PROFEssO LISTER, a
IA years practice 27 in Boston,, now at 3S9 sixth
nue.. send for Il circular.
A TTENTION i-CONSULTATION ON BUSINESS
"A losses enemies, lawsuits, absent friends love mar
riage sickness and death Pay refused unless satisfied.
No. 62 Sixth avenue. Nine. SINGH. Clarvoyant
EUROPEAN CLA1RvOYANT.--TELLs NAMES:
~ shows likeness; causes marriages; 5Jc. to ST. No.
1O West Twenty fifth street.
lust ARR1vED-GREAT LONDON CLAIRyOYANT:
excels all others; every hidden mystery revealed;
gives luck makes marriages. 80 Bleccker street
NINE COLLtNS~-ONE OF THE Ci,AIRvOYANTs IN
street.
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EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIP


no IRELAND AND ENGLAND. SlA
STEAMERS EVERY DAY.
Railway tickets and drafts.
intermediate. Philadelphia Line, $31
ODONOvAN ROSSA Proprietor Northern Hotel,
corner Cortlandt and West streets New York
NATIONAL LINE.
IN NOTICE.
The most southery route has always been adopted by
this company to avoid ice and headiands.
From Piers a and AZ North River.
TO QUEENsTOwN AND LIyERPOOL.
CANADA July H. 2.3UP 7. NJ. TIE QUEEN, July 25 Pm.
GkEEcE.Juy Is s:s9 A n ITALY, AZ August i's r. N.
FRANCE, Cap,. Thompson July q. II A. N.
Cabin passage, so; $50 currency seerage at greaty
reduced prices Return tickets at reduced Pro
paid steerage tickets Liverpool lowest rnes
Apply AT the company's Office No. 60 broadway
F. W. HURST, Manager.
DOR CARDIFF, BRISTOL. LONDON AND ALL
I other points in England and Walea-The South
Railroad wharf, Jersey City, as follows:-
Frs, cabin passage SIS and $50 currency second
cabin So currency steerass $So currency Prepaid
for 81 and For further Particulars apply to
ARCHIBALD BAXTER CO., Agents
II Broadway New York.
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J1OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship NEW ORLEANS. Captain Clapp. will
leave pier No North River Saturday, July H. at
I. NJ.
Freight received daily. Through rates given to Gal
veston JndIanola, Rockport Aransas Wharf Brazos
Santiago. ST. Louis and Mobile cabin passage, $50;
steerage $2a For freight or passage apply to
CLARK SEAMAN, sc West street
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DED STAR LINE.
~ appoitend to carry the Belgian and United States
Mails
The following steamers appointed to sail for
From Philadelphia - From New York,
CYBELE. July Is SWITZkRLA ID. August Is
from Antwerp,
For Philadelphia, For New York,
vADERLAND.. July Is SWITZERLAND July 25
NEDERLAND, August 8 COLINA August Is
Prices OF Passage In currency.
First Cabn... $50 second Cabin. $50
oteerage and intermediate tickets 10 from all
points at the lowest rates
Passenger accommodations for all classes unsurp
Ample attendance is provided Every steamer carries a
surgeon and stewardess
through tickets and through bills OF ading issued be-
tween all prominent points.
For passage rates OF freight and other information ap-
ply to GEORGE w. COTTON, AZ Broad street New
York
PETER WRIGHT & SONS. General Agents,
2O7 Walnut street. Philadelphia
B. WONDER BECKE, General European Agent,
Antwerp
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NCHOR LINE.
"A PASSAGE RATES REDUCED
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
STEAMER EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
from Company's PIERS 20 and q North River New York
California, Sat; July !! Victoria, Sat; July p %
ps, Utopia Sat- Sat- July July j hih,oDia ,,o. Sal Sal Aug
Rates of passage, payable in currency
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, ONDONDERRY.
QUEENSTOWN AND BELFAST.
Cabin, sss TO 500 according to steamer and
datons. Return tickets issued ut reduced rates.
NTERMEDIArE, $2o: STEEKAGE, Sl5
Drafts issued tor any amount at lowest rates
Send for circulars. giving full information to COM
pany's offices, No. Bowling nreen.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents
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CHERIFF'S SALE or FIXTURES OF GROCERY
~ Store
5 HERMAN. sherif's Aucnoneer, sells this day m (Fri
day. July TO- at 2o'cioek p M at the corner OF Mont
gomery and Division Streets the Fixtures OF hrst class
Grocery Store, consisting OF Counters, Shelving Tea
Boxes, scales, &c. Sale positive. - - =
HENRY NEW, Deputy. WM. G. CONNER, Sheriff
WIN Writers. AUCTIoNEER SELLS THIS DAY
AZ oclock at 4oi Canal street.Morgage sale sale OF
ing Bureaus, Centre Tables. washstands, Bookcases
Wardrobes. Chairs and Rockers, Bedsteads, Sofas,
Lounges Clocks Window Shades. French plate and
CARPETS; Oilcoths' Msttngs Rugs &C.: also stoves
Crocfery Glassware. Kitchen Utensils &c; also CSnn
tresses; feather Beds Pillows, &c
]. CARTON, Attorney for Mortgages.
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DACfFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE TO CALIFORNIA
Japan and China, via Panama
Rates OF Passage Gncudlng all for the
trip New York 10 san Francisco $50 800 xll0
currency San Francisco to Yokohama $3.50, gold san
Francisco 10 Hong Kong. $500, gold
steamers leave pier AZ North River, New York, as fol-
lows
ACAPULCO, Commodore. A. q. Gray Tuesday July 7, II
COLON, Captain J. NJ. Dow. ....July Is, at ~ noon
ANA every alternate saturday, connecting with all
steamers tor Central America and South Pacific ports.
Extra steamers freight aud passengers will be
despatched on intervening Saturdays necessity may
require.
Steamers leave San Francisco for japan and China
follows
20
Ana every alternate SATURDAY.
For reght or passage further Information Apply at
company's odce, wharf loot OF Canal street. New
York. IL j. BCI.LAY
RUFUS HATCH, superntendent
Managing Director.
G ii. DAYTON,
Freight Agent
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EXCURSIONS ..

A GRAND OCEAN EXCURSION TO ROCKAWAY
IA Beach ch-Rockaway has fine sur and still water
bathing, boating and fishing fine groves and dancing
platforms for Sunday school and picnic parties,
who will be taken on liberal terms The avore steamer
TWILIGHT will make daily excursions tsnnJays ahd
Mondays exccptedl leaving folowsi fverty -thiru
street. and ~; Franklin street. 9b and 80 pier NO
q 925 and 20 Martins Dock, Brooklyn y55 anuz rare
$50. Excursion tickets yc. lhe Twiight can Do char"
tered MONDAYS for CuTsiaus
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A PASSAGE RATES REDUCED
NEW YORK AND GIASGOW
STEAMER EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
from companys piers % and Il North River. New York,
sidoaisn aiS yiiop sat- July July q
We'd JGiy Is Ethcpia Sat. oay Has. i
~ Rates OF pa assaRe: pay able in currency
TO GLASGOW, LlvER'OOL LONDONDERRY
QUEENSTOWN or BELFAST,
Cabin 800 to $50 according 10 steamer and accommoda
tons Return tickets issued at reduced rates.
iNTERMEDIArE, $25; slEERAGE, 80.
Drafts issued for any amount at lowest rates
pany's offices. No Bowling Green
HENDERsON BROTHERS, Accents.
CTEAMER TO - =
- Queenstown every WEDNESDAY,;
Stcerage. Sl6
ANCHOR LINE, No. Bowling Green.
LNOR PLYMOUTH CHERBOuRG, HAMBURG
Il The mburg-American Packet Companys Ion
mall steamship -
POMMERANIA,
Captain II. +. Schwensen will sail Thursday, July
1874 for Hamburg.
Rates Of passage 70 Plymouth. London. ChcrbourR and
Hamburg;- 80 -
First cabin-Upper saloon, si9o; lower saloon s72,
gold.
stccrage 10 Cherbourg and Hamburg $50 gold
6teerage 70 Plymouth, London ana all points IN Eng
land, scotland and Wales $50 currency.
The HULSAfIA will sail July q B1t
KUNHAkDr co, G, u. RICHARD BOAS,
81 Broad street New York. 81 Broadway New York.
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EXCURSIONS.

"a: Newburs, through the Highlands by dayIisft
lending rni az fohksrs Hsversrsw Iona 1Slsnd. WesE
dWlLiShI dL csiways ahesd leaves Fulton Gerry artins
street. North River sS Twenty third street saS Fare
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EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs.

CoOK's TOURIST AND EXCURSION TICKETs-
~ These tours embrace the important sections OF
the United States and Canadas include such places a.
;hs moun,ains ws,erns places OF virgina East Tenn
River. Thousa nd Islands, Nova scoiia, Gulf 81 Law.
renee, Prince Edwards Islands Mississippi River New
STsiiornia Yeseme, 0syssrs Colorado Springs, Rocky
tor eeeh our Obtained tree OF charge by appiicst0n
COOK, SON JENKINS, &l Broadway, New York.
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TEXAS LINE--roR GALVESTON. TOUCHING AT
Key West carrying the United States Mail-Steamer
STArL OF TEXAS, Captain Bolger, viii leave pier 20
East River, Friday July s. at 8 p NJ. Through bills OF
adng given 10 Houston and ali points the Galveston
Houston and henderson and B B. and q. r R. No
charge for forwarding In New York For freight
sage having superior ACCOMMODATIONS, apply 10
G. h. MALLORY a co, 153 Maiden lane.
W l.. CLYDE; Il0 Wall street
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L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IL The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship CORTES Capt s. l.. Nickerson will
pier No North River on Saturday July 4 at 10 A. NJ
Freight received daily Through given to Gal
weston, Indianola. Rockport Aransas Wharf Bragos
Santiago, st. Louis and Mobile CABIN passage, SO;
steerage, e2h For freight passage apply to
CLAKK a SEAMAN al West street.
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11AGLR LINE. Ere
N UNllED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS
10 PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG.
elegant Clyde built iron steamships will sail from
E(W York as follows:-
SOErHE. Captain wilson. n..,..................Juy IL
CAPTAIN Thomas. IS
from Eagle Line pier iook Of First street, Hoboken
RATES OF PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH, LONDON, CHERBOURG and HAMBURG
Storage SGSn SiG s s9id sesond 90. saloon ss gold
Cherbourg and Hamburg. SID, gold. >"
Prepaid tickets from Hamburg, @36 currency.
,1n9 For freight apply to FUNCH, EDYE co, n South
For passage apply to KNAUTH, NACHOD KHUNE
General Agents, ll3 Broadway.
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NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND,
~ nAILx LINZ TO NORFOLK
and Tuesday Thursday and Saturday to Petersburg and

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
From pier North River foot OF Beach street. steamers
leave daily at 5 p, N for Norfolk, and PASSENGER
srEAMkRs for Norfolk, city Point ano Richmond, on
Fridays, p. NJ, Tor Norfolk only.
Through bills OF adng and passenger tickets issued to
all points South and Southwest via Virginia and Tennes
see. Atlantic Coast seaboara and other lines also BY
by steamers at Norfolk Tor New bern and Washington n
c. and other points Office 1877 Greenwich street
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NRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION TO ROCK
" away The favorite seamboai NELLY whITE will
make two excursions to Rockaway Beach on Saturday,
July giving PASSENGERS ample time for bathing, boat$
Ing ana other recreations TO those who have for al
these trips TO the the announcement will be all
sufficient For time and landings advertisement
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i 49, l4SE TO BOSTON
lhe slesmff Ni.lnU isLAND will resume her rccu-
lar trps this aaf. saving pier - North River at IL
o'cocg noon. atd ptrf ythird street East River
A. = HANCOCK, President stonington Line
atl l.. NJ ~ Usual
jun LII
The Democratic advocate., 1874-05-30
[CuAprER 81
CORPORATIONS.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To repeal sections one hundred and five, and one
hundred and six, Of article twenty-six, Of the
Code OF Public General Laws, title "Corpo-
rations," subtitle "lnsurance Companies,
and to re-onact the same with amendments.
Section /. Be il enacted by the General As
sembiy Of Maryland, That sections one hundred
and Eve, and one hundred and six, Of article
tweniy-six, Of the Code Of Public General Laws,
title Corporations, subtitle Insurance
Companies" be and the same are hereby re-
pealed and re-enacted so as to read as follows
l05. Every insurance company transacting
business in the State of Maryland, shall nnnu-
ally cause to be published, once a week, for
three successive weeks, in al least one newspa.
per published In the city or county Of this State
In which the principal Office or agency Of said
company may be located, certified copy Of the
annual statement which they are required by
the thirty section Of the act passed at
January session, eighteen hundred and seventy
two, chapter three hundred and eighty eight, TO
submit TO the Insurance Commiss ioner provi-
ded, that the publication for FIRE and marine in
surancc companies shall be made during the
month Of January, aud that for life insurance
companies during the month Of February copy
Of the first publication 10 be furnished TO the In
surance Commissioner.
l06. Any insurance company incorporated un-
der the laws of any other state may acquire by
purchase or any other manner, and take, re-
eeiye, hold, use, employ, manage, dispose Of,
or deal with, any property, real, personal or
mixed, and situate in the State Of Mary land,
which may be necessary or propet TO enable any
Of said insurance companies TO erect for othcc
or business purposes, or TO enable any Of said
insurance companies 10 foreclose any mortgages
that may be due said companies for loans made
provided, that all transactions as herein per-
mitied shall be in accordance with the laws now
in force regulating such transactions on the part
of insurance companies incorporated under the
laws Of this Statei all laws Of this State regu-
lating and providing for the purchase and hold
ing Of real estate by insurance companies Of this
State, shall be construed TO bear with equal ef-
feet in law upon companies Of other States pur-
chasing or holding real estate in the State Of
Maryland,
Sec. 9. And be II enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the date of its passage.
We hereby certify, that the aforeging is true
and perfect copy Of an Act passed the General
Assembly Of Maryland, al the January Session,
1874.
AUGUSTUS GASSAwAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
Approved, February 18th, 1874.
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[cHArrER a76.l
DEFAcEME OR ERAsURg
AN ACT

AN ACT
To prevent the concealment, DETACHMENT or era
sure Of the names Of the owners from peach
or other fruit baskets. boxes or crates.
WHEREAS, The practice Of eonccaling, defacing
and erasing the names Of owners from peach
and other fruit baskets, boxes or crates, and
substituting other names in their place, has
grown TO be great annoyance and cause of
loss Of property 10 their owners And phtrt-
as, Such practices should justly subject their
perpetrators to severe punishment, There
fore,
section ]. BE II enacted by the General AS
semoly of Maryland, That the coneealmsnt, de
iacement or erasure Of the owners name, by
any mode whatever, without hi, consent. from
any peach or other fruit-b basket, box or crate
shall be deemed msdemeanor, and on conyic'
tion before justice OF the peace In the county.
or the city OF Baltimore, where the offence VA
committed, the party offending shall be reouir.
Cd TO make restitution to the owner Of the bas.
ket box, or crate, in sum equal to ten times ifs
original cost and shall be lined not less than ten
nor more than thirty dollars, for every couceaI
ment, deiacement or ensure Of the nama of the
owner nom every peach or other fruit-bashet
box or cratei one-half of said fine 10 be Maid 10
the intormer, and the other half TO the county
commissioners, or TO the commissioners OF he
appeal tax court Of the city Of Baltimore. 10 he
applied 10 the ordinary expenses of the county
or city, as the case may be.
Sec. 3, And be 1t enacted, That anv marty
who shall wilfully destroy any peach or 1 p,hs,
The Democratic advocate., 1874-05-30
.Lascs--General.

A snecial board Of school trustees, TO be APP
pointed BY the board Of county school commis-
sionens, and shall be subject 10 the same laws
for is government and furnish instruction IN
the same branches as the schools for white
children.
Sec. Q. And be II enacted, That this act
shall take effect from the date OF It's passage.
We hereby certify, that the aforogoing is true
and perfect copy Of an Act passed the Gene
raj Assembly sf Maryland, at the January
Session, 1874.
AUGUSTUS GAsSAwAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
Approved April II, 1874.
The Democratic advocate., 1874-05-30
-" NN'l
FISH AND FISHERIES.
(CnArrkn SOL
Az ACT


To add additional sectiona IN article fsr,,-on, AZ
The Code Of pnblie C;ene,a, lava IN. nr;A
..d r;.h..;.. >, .,,A ,,,,. t.p-,.,n
'"''
Section |. Be II enacted by the General A.
sembly Of Maryland, That the folio wing seeiiou,
be added to article forty -one Of the Code Of rub
lie General Laws, title " Fish and Fisheries"
subtitle "Patuxent.n 10 come In after .eetioa
n,.n mn .ase a VI saiu s'.se, ane oo namuel"
,sN,n. =, '"n"H lu'.e WE
III Me"y -'nree ~ "eh9-'nf'e =
""I '"su'' "I'0
sec. 70 a. DC II enacted oy the General Az
semoiy OF Maryland, That no vessel hoat rah
or boat OF any description, unless compelled to
do so by stress OF weather or other unavoidable
accident, shall he anchored or stayed In the berA
or haul OF any regularly hauled fishing shore !,
for ,be snace Of half an bonr. when The wss,A,r
will permi, The depar,ure Of such vessel yaftl
aoa, or boa, amer being wsrnsA 10 1spar
,hsrse,om hae =, Vps' ,ha a, o oe."s "aInvu - Ssp
fishery.
Sec. % y. And be y enacted, That any PEI.
owner ~ sa,d Sshsrv Gns NJ ,s,satv Sal,rr. a,
each offence. and every hour The vessel aoat q
boat continues after the half hour mentioned IA
the preceding section, shall be considered new
and separate offence.
Sec. % G. And be 1t enacted, That the cap
tain or owner Of the vessel, float or boat reisr.
RED 70 In the two preceding sections, shall .
so.o 70 ps. saIu hne, anu 'ne sesse', nos.~ .a..
~ .s IN, anu s'aySu ~ ao1'e d Ia a
sua s aso DC aoe 70 Ds yelAea sad so's ~.
The Democratic advocate., 1874-05-30
GCHAPTEn 1881
PUBLIC EDUCATION.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To repeal sections one and three of chapter
two, section four of chapter three, sections
one and FIVE OF chapter FIVE, section two of
chapter six, section three Of chapter eight,
section two of chapter ten, section two of
chapter eleven, sections Two and eight Of
chapter twelve, section one Of chapter thir-
teen, and section two of chapter eighteen Of
an act passed January session, eighteen hun
dred and seventy.two, chapter three hundred
and seventy-seven, entitled "An act to re-
peal an act passed at the January session Of
eighteen hundred and seventy, entitled an
act TO repeal an act passed at January res.
sion, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, en-
titled Public Education providing gen.
erai system Of Free Public Schools for the
State Of Maryland. and to repeal all laws in
consistent Herewith, and to re-enact The
same with amendments, and to substitute
other sections in lieu Of those repealed
Section I. Be it enacted by the General AS
sembly OF Maryland, That sections one and
three oil chapter two, section four of chapter
three, sections one and five Of chapter ise, sec.
lion two Of chapter six, section three Of chap
ter eight, section two Of chapter ten, section
two Of chapter eleven, section two and eight Of
chapter twelve, section one Of chapter thirteen.
and section two Of chapter eighteen of an sct
passed January session, eighteen hundred and
seventY-two, chapter three hundred and sew
enty-sevsn, entitled "Au act 10 repeal an act
passed at January session, eighteen hundred
ana seventy, entitled an act to repeal ali act
and sixty-eight, entitled Public Educaiion,,