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MEETING OF THE STocKHoLDEM OF THE
R,NK or COMMERCE.. "A meeting ophe stock
holders of the Bank of CommercesE held
at the banking.house last eveniG 4 P. II.
Starke. ESD, in the chair, and JohsNC. vii.
Iiams acting secretary. The repoisA Aof the
directors, which was presented, shoHS that
notwithstanding the necessary eX}enses
always attendant on the organizatiof Sof
bank they had made over tWenty'oG Epel
cent. on the amount Of capital paldE in
They recommended that the consent t0.i Ssut
stock TO the creditors of Isaacs, TayR4 4
Williams be withdrawn for the reason rHa
all their creditors had not accepted the pro
nosition. They had not deemed 1t neEss
sary to make acquisitions on the st8c
during the pendency Of those negotiatloFlf
bnt IL will now be done. They Suggest f1
increase of the capital stock to ut least Sl0E
400. They also report that the bank Is HI
in anv manner or form complicated withsof
;nvolyed in the affairs of Isaacs, Taylors&
Williams and that the bank has since its e.
ganization been so managed as 70 90 M Pc
pared at all times to meet any oeinanu LIZ Z
could be made upon it. e
They conclude their report by saying :,
affords your directors pleasure 70 say tnas
the bank at the end Of Its hrse year glYts
evidence of being on the road TO success aIs
prosperity, and they would soiicit yonr cola
tinued confidence, cooperation and lnnuenc' Y
in building 1t up to an institution Wnien W.. W..
be profitable to you and creditabie to the ci0!
and State"
William b. Isaaes WIS unanimously &c
elected president and also he'old board 9
directors. consisting of Josiah Rylana Y
Daniel j. Hartsook, John G. Williams, y. y
GLASGOW. William Il. Taylor, and A. y, ,Bu 8,
ford. AT meeting of the directors soni 19ll
C. Williams, Esq, was reelected Cashier.
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IIsMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN N THE
RICHMOND PosT.OFfIcE OoToBER o. ,1e.4..
Rev, A. G. Bledsoe, No. 22O8 broad stlee.'
Richmond, Va; Foushee and SasIerme.u' masas.u
merchandise Mrs. Heath, 3l2 nortn iMen.s Ma,,s
sixth street, Richmond, Va; MI; aa!, henay
Harris, Jr., No. 427 Broad street, between Wa
Fourth and Fifth streets, hicnmoaa' 'a''
Master A, C. Knowles, Richmond, va.
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ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE ORPHANs.-On
Monday evening next the McGill Literary
Union will produce the drama Ireland As
It Is.v for the benefit of the orphans OF st.
Joseph's Asylum. The entertainment is to
be given at the Theatre. Mr. James Z. Co
wardin and the Richmond Philharmonic
Association have volunteered their aid on the
nnna sion
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Police CouRT, YEsrERDAy.-Just.ceJ Joseph.
r White mr. readinq.--Th case of Policeman
Icf aoskey. charged viii, trespassing on me
nremises Of william B. Griffith and assaniI.
ins s hin, and breaking up s26 worth OF tur.
,,ii1 ni1ure. was fully investigated. Ihe tesll-5
many mon was very conflicting as to WnIcn man
strnss | the first blow, but the iacs tnas
n, WeesIoskey was not sober enough 10 perform
his his duty was established. He was aee eesttea J.
Of Of the charge Of trespass and ASSAULT ll ss,s
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PHILADELPHIA AND RICHHoND.-A new
fast freight line between Philadelphla anu
Richmond is apnouncedin our co lumns thiS
morning by L. B. Tatum, agent. Ii IS calico
the "Canton Inside Line"; claims many
special advantages over all other lines as 70
time, cost, and risk of marine loss; ana chal.
lenges the attention of shippers at the tWo
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UNITED STATES GrRcur CouRr, YEsrER.
DAY.---in the United States Circuit Court
yesterday Judge Bond pronounced sentence
upon Fayette Maclin and Mrs. Bridget
McDeyltt, OF Petersburg, heretofore con.
Yicted of violations of the internal revenue
laws. Maclin was ordered TO pay fine OF
81 600 and to be imprisoned for one year; Mrs.
McDevitt was ordered to pay fine of 81 900
and to be confined in jail for six months.
The former will be taken to the Albany peni-
Tertiary, and the latter has been taken to the
Petersburg Jail.
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AUCTION SAFES THIS DAY.

COOK LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, at No. Is south
Thirteenth street, restaurant fixtures, bect-.
pump, and goodwill.
COOK & LAUGHToN, 10 A. NJ, furniture, caes
pets. feather-beds, cooking and heating.stoves,
sewing.mschines, parlor organ, &c.
E. ID. EACHo, 2 P. H., seventy.seyen SUBURBAN
building lots.
COOK s LAUGHTON, II A. NJ, Smiths four
octave organ. gold bracelets.
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GRAND GERMAN BALL.-The Germanla
Mannerehor of this city will give ball at
the New Market Hotel on Monday evening
next. The occasion will doubtless be a most
enjoyable one, as the Germanias are noted
for the success attending their sociaoles.
The Society embraces in its membership
some of our leading German citizens.
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NORTH CAROLINA STATE FAIR:-Ine hles,, ~
mord and Petersburg Railroad Company are
S.sning round.trip tickets to the NORTH caro- =
tlEa State Fair at Raleigh, good nnt,i the
M instant, for only $40, which I'M Inc'9a. ". :
adiA sion 10 the Fair-Grounds. Inc faif
CoIutsaa.lca6 tomorrow.
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CgASCEaY CoURT OF RICHMOND - Jud9e
Etzhuqh Van Winkle Us. Ayres &C.: De-
cree making final adjustment OF the rlgnts
of the parties in the cause.
Weisiper Us. Tyler, &c. Decree making
distribution of the fund on hand.
Grant us. Roper, &C.: Decree making dls'
tribution of the fund in the cause.
Gordon u.s.. Catlett, &C.: Decree confirm
ing report of commissioners OF partition
and assigning to each party in interest
share of the realty to be held in severalty.
Redd. guardian, rs. Redd, &C.: Decree on
petition of guardian authorizing portion OF
the principal of the fund to be appropriated
to the education Of his wards.
Gallego Mills Manufacturing Company Us.
Walton. &c: Decree confirming report OF
commissioner and directing sale of the pro-
nerty in the bill mentioned unless defendant
Shall nav plaintiffs demand within the time
in said decree set forth.
Kinniard vs. kinniard, &C.: Decree making
distribution Of the fund on band.
Belyip, &C., cs. Simpsons administrator,
&c.: Decree confirming sale and making
provision for distribution of fund, and ior
deed to purchaser when purchase-money Is
fully paid. e.,,,;.
Cooke Us. O'Dwyer: Decree confirming
sale and disposing of the proceeds thereof
and for deed to the purchaser.
Cooke us. Horton: Decree confirming re
mort of commissioner and disposing OF pro
ceeds thereof, and directing deeds to- pur
chaser.
Bowls vs.Buell: Decree appointing spe
ciaI commissioners to sell the property, DC
Scott Us. Pitcher Rule against plalntlff u
show cause why real estate purchased D!
him should not he sold, &c. :.
Dunnayant us. Dunnavant: Decree OF I'll
.yorce uinculo matrimOnii.
Dupont us. Thompson ct ais: Decree al
lowing cause to retain its place on th'
docket.
GImme's executors us. Cullen: Deere
oyerruliug motion TO amend decree, DC.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CHAMBER OF Con-
MERcE.-The annual meeting of the men,
bers of the Richmond Chamber OF Com
merce will be held this evening at 6 O'Clock
in their rooms, over the First National Bank,
for the purpose of receiving the presidents 3
annual report, the election of officers, and
other business.
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RADICAL AFFAIRS. .-phe Republican State
Committee, OF which Judge Alfred Morton
is chairman, has recognized and endorsed
Mr.. Rush Burgess as toe true and legal can.
didate Of the party in this congressional dis.
trict. * -
There will be Burgess ratification meet.
ing in front of the custom-hou:e tonight
commencing al 8 o'clock.
hon. John Amber Smith has gone to
Washington.
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SPEAKING IN CARoLINE.-Hon. W. L. G..
Gregory, General Bradley T. johnson, and
w. w. Berry are announced to speak at
Caroline court Bowling Green) Monday,
October 18th.
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TRANSFER PRINTING INss.-We invite a:sea,
ton TO the beautiful and useful TgANsFER lNgs
that we are now using. They are OF receut intro
ducion. but are already extensively used bY raii-
road and steamboat companies, banks, merchants. !.
and others The inks that we are now furnishing
are of aquality that can be copied any length OF
time after being printed. Will copy IN Ordinary
leI Tor. .nresS book 49, ~: 1syl
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER COURT
William Wall, the keeper of grocery on
the corner of Cherry and Cary streets, Sid
ney, was before Commissioner Atkins yes
terday, charged with selling liquor without
having paid the special tax required by the
United States laws. The Commissioner, after
hearing the evidence, sent the accused on to
the grand jury, and required bail in the sum
of $500 for his appearance today. }. D..
McCloskey and James Ryan became his Sc
purity.
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have auaIyzed the WhIskes known undes.hs
brand of 81 SELECT, ? controlled by Messrs. WAL-
TER ID. BLAIR 4 Co, Richmond, Va, and fnd Il.
FREE FROM FCsiL OIL and other Impurities sad
recommend its use for medicinal and fsmffy pus-
poses.. ~ B. McCAw, IL. u, s. s.
Late Professor OF Chemistry
Mefical College of Virginia.
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r IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs
THE VIRGINIA FUEL.

JAMES RIVER COAL COMPANY
fof yirginIa) are nov mining and hay large SUP.
pIy of the best and cleaDest CARBON HILL SOtT.
UUK 6, or CARBONITF, ever brought TO this city;
II possesses the good qualities Of other coals win
kIniies readily and heats quickly; 1t burns freely
without popping; It's combustion Is complete ieay'
Ing no cInders nor hal burned fuel
Orders left at either of their yards. or at their
office will receive prompt attention. Their supplies
enable them to furnish dealers constantly.
tRJpIIWINOIIs COAL suitable for both engine
and smith purposes, can also be had from this com.
nan " as they have twenty feet or coal on their pro.
perty made up OF three veins respectively SIX four
ana zen ncos. leetc sa,,vercd SIS rs
So, SY. tiaii ff,ore aeiiy. nd ......,,,.. 8 60
H., T I mmn 1,nke delivered S 90
Hard Hall Coke. delivered. .................4 o9
Bi.uminous Coal per ton, delivered. ........ oV
Office: Corner Bank and Eleventh streets.
Yards: Cary street near corner Of Tenth. and
s0lth side OF the Dock opposite Nineteenth street.
seI9 3m ROBERT +. 9RAM Agent.
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HgxAs HAZE, HU,sAs naIn. Ars. sSs

HUGAs HAIH, Hys1AS EAIR, ATE. ~
GER's, 827 BRoAD STREET, Houid rtzSecsfGilg
TO call the attention of The hdes toa los0f sasrI
have 5.sf received, ntnfuing to bondred pounds,
the cheapest erer imported into Richmond and i;
VIII for the next thirty days ye the greatest M
dlcements ever offered 70 ladles in need Of human
hair goods. WITH many thanks TO my customers;
vii lat all times exert myself 10 secure saeh bar
gains as win enable me 10 set human hair goods iii
prices rnteard of before In this city.
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS for sale by e. B. srEScR q
Son. Perfect ft or NO sale.s Cal al 1900 siaia
street for our'clothipg and shirts. q
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READY-MApE CL0THfNG.-A large STOCK at low
prices for sale by u. B. SPENCE q SON, 800 Matn
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CONVICT RECEIVED Mary Carter (colored),
for one year, for burglary and larceny, ar.
rived at the penitentiary yesterday from
Caroline county.
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jE TIE-T GRAND r. RgALL OF The "a
LAH , !, + SSS(y5 will take place at G3M
n .., +! u. IL On MONDAY, October 2, ssat
v ys-;. Tfcssts. admitting gentleman ana ladies',
! To- b. Aaa from any of the members oF at the
,iaol order will be enforced by the following COM
~ urv1yE. T. FosuER. J. j. COLLINS, Q. ?.
HATCHER. F.G. MINETREE, NJ l.. O'bR!EN, Il.
EgyklE. L. u>oS. ID. Nc. oLLorGH.
VpEc.,r's Firs; virginia Regiment Bard mas oeen
t.-ag.d Tor thu occasion.
Grand March commences at o'c,ock +. III.
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BARBECUE IN THE CouNTY.-The ConserVa-
tiyes are To have barbecue at Thros
TOMS to-day.
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THs a,scoPAL DEposzToRY Ard WoRE.
AGENCY g been re6penad for The iati ana n..
winter, aM its managers hope 70 maks 2. ]. =
useful IN 4rnsshiEg employment 70 tne
needy.
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Tribute Of Respect.
RICHMOND, october 8, 1874

RICHMOND, October D, 1874,
At quarterly meeting Of the "Female humane
Association" i" held at the Asylum on Monday, oclo
her 4. 1874, the death Of Mrs. LUCY III. NORTON
,ber late president, was announced; whereupoh
the following preamble and resolutions expressive
oftheir feelings, wire read and unanimously adope
ed
uWhereas The wise providence of GOD has TAKEN
from us our late president, Mrs. LUCY ~ NORTON
and whereas Mrs. NORTON has ever been falthfuiiy
devoted to the Interests Of this institution, ana oe
Ionped to family remarkable in Its collateral
branches for their attachment TO 1t twlth one oi
whom II originated aid seven of whom nave oorbe
nromIuent Offices In ~; and whereas the elevated
Christian character Of Mrs. NORTON not only
served to dignity the office, but also 10 inspire III US
sentiments Of the utmost esteem and commence
therefore >, -.
Resolced, That In the death OF Mrs. noh1os Ne
feeI that we have lost a frieEd whose intercourse
with us was always most kind, gentle, and wise' aho
the loss of which we deeply mourn and lament ane
that we win ever cherish the remembrance OF he'
virtues as precious legacy.
Resolced, That copy OF these resoiutio"s "
sprcad upon The record, and be likewise transmitted
TO the family Of the DECEASED and that they also D
published In the city papers.
A copy from the record.
&C 9-1t* LUCY Z. TRENT, secretaiS'
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TIE BrsY sEAsoN.-Ths fall season has CON-
rnenced In earnest, not only for general merchau-
disc but especially for tickets for the next ana last
Grand Gift Concert OF the Public Library Of Ken
,ucky. AS the 3Oth of November (the day of the
drawing) approaches the demand for tickets swells
and swes ,ill Ii rushes on hke mountain torrent,
.nd thrcateus to exhaust the supply long before the
day of the drawing Everybody knows TINS = tle
last concert, and that the scheme offered is more
,nvi,,pr than any ever offered in the world bsiore
tbat tbere is sa,500,000 TO be divided amoae 'ne
t,cret.holders tick in 10000 prizes aud there : one
nrize 10 every ave tickets This makes cry asy
sa.sun. For tickets and information 1pn W 0..1
J,EcrYER 900 Bank street. hiehmonl, d
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DHFE>>OR HENRY F. LAUBE'S @
ACADEMY OF DANCING, SnE

H4t. 1Yl & LEVY BROTHERS,, CORNER OF ELEv.
ENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
fEN!NG sUlkEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON
7th Of October al Az O'Clock.
- "A'A ":caslon ne will be pleased to see MS
iricns and The public generally.
'E,fL>>pE JOHN ktSSNlCH'S ORCHESTRAL
bAND Ha, been engaged for the occasion.
lAi'fma;iDa IN regard TO classes and tuition can
"'I"arne& from Professor Laube.
S"''eN Tor young ladies, misses, and masters, on
"F4Elsat! ana Saturday afternoons from 4 till q;
.s""sinsl's class. Tucsd,y and Friday evenings
from stDIG
az a" 'ac 'a'es. styles Of dancing taught. oc 7-3t*
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VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE.

THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAi,
AM, SATURDAY. AFTERNOON,
OCTOBER 9, 10, AND II.
POSITIVELY LAST PERFUkMANCEs.
L,.asus at e-duors open al Z !: afternoon, ut q
doors open at 2.
ANGLO AMERICAN MARloNEIlE.
rari l. Tie 6ABES IN THE WOODS.
Part :. THE ARSIvaL FASTAST1QCE.
fsri 3 VIRGINIA MlSSTRELs.
P4-t4 pa,tnli!!n.-BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
r&r; ). GORGEOUS TRANsFOaMATIoS.
admission, JV:.: children, 25c. hatinees' 2oc.
':!itr-u, iJc. Reserved seats, 25c. extra. 10 oe
iii ii tamphclrs under the~ upera-House, ano
Henry {. Watts music emporium, 81 BroaC
.'-r4, oc S-3L*
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fLITARYNOTICES.
sSCURsEONS.

4 gTERSBuRG RAILROAD Co.,1
- &.RISTESDEST'S OFFICE.
5 &cnMoSp, october 9th, "a. }
&rICE.-Tbis company will
tickets 10 the North Carolina
: Id Al Raleigh on SATURDAY.
from the 10th to Goth October
"trip, including ticket to Fair
Office Of Richmond and Peters
btuy, aud 81 A. W. Garbsr &
lce. a. SHAW,
Superintendent.
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i IEsaaIn, s@a APPLE, PEAR. PINEAPPLE
GZ buSDEE EMhRMALADES at
fIIllSfs, a07 Broad street.
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LIME, CEMENT. PLASTER.

| iIn mn;, AND CEMENT.-1,2 200 barrels
E-l:. .;Sth ar daily expected per schooner Maggie
200 +rrry '"rieis best R0Sr NDALE CEMENT
- b.. ,m,,Li ,,,at ."' Df HVME'S CAVE CEMENT, sale
iN'' u Portland cement. For sale low By
OF A. =. LEE.
lOS and IL @ Yircinla street.
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NATcii-RAEE FOR Sc, zoe, OCTOBER 18TH
!" c9iar III over the above course. between the
wprd.reDowncd and celebrated
JAY GOULD and BASHAW, JR.,
N!'h records Of 2:2l and 2:2lH. The race TO be
"i.r heals. best three III i've, 10 harness. A close
aL4 "et.cyut"stcd "troI Is anticipated.
DAVID Z. BISHOP,
o - lU.l2i3&l4 Proprietor
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RoLkLAND LINE.

bra,rG ~. narIes .rt koCkLASD LINE from the cele-
ScLoln., nIbb " lime kilns, daily expected per
fIecl"ing." for sale low from wharf by
0ce.oy ROBERT WENDENBURG,
.---1--m No. sos Main and 10 Fifteenth street.
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nm Ays. asYarso usDs DsRstsB etls 8 ss9e3h \
each, for sale hy =. ..
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VI 4! LINE {! LIME IL,

secei ,ad '"''e's FRESH INDIAN ROCK LIME Just
DIAN gG|EE nv constantly receiving n supply or IN.
sie k,s ~'oA LIME fresh from our kilns Foy
gYs =, DILLON, ELLETT 4. Co,
manufacturers. 1903 Dock street.
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{SEMENTS.

{SEMENTS.
B-~--~---,~~,~~-~~--
AEATRE.
|......................M Manager,
.EDY ATTRACTIONS.
A.TIC COMPANY.
RRDAY MATINEE.
EYMooN.
IL HONEYMOON.
Ihle farce
Lesson TO LOVERS
ission. csc.
u NIGHT.
EAyE NAN.
XT, BISHOP.
T. C. F. Johuston's. 91S
oc 9-lt*
a
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kTRE.
&E ORPHAN.
&c. OCTOBER IL, 1874,
&Y AND DRAMATIC
1xautiful drama Of
- IT lS,"
s of st. Joseph'S Asy-
volunteered, and will
6lties.
BID PHILHARMONIC
some beautiful selec-
:! MCINTYRE & JOYCE
Professor kESSNICH
LERHARDT 4 DAyINI
ce To commence at 8.
81 be had at Professor
Eighth and Ninth
. oc S-3t
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CUMBERLAND and BIruMINOus
u coal, for smiths and steafn purposes
SPLiSP and dCLOYEk Hill Z 1UAt 4, ~
an1f 1726 G4ry assstsSs:
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VHE FIRST GRAND =
L ATLANTIC BA2
it,-.n-D.n,. Z. m. ci;&{yS
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The gentlemen indicted are on bail at this
time. but will appear before the United
States Circuit Court to-day, when day for
the hearing OF their cases may fxed.
The grand jury has under Consideration
the cases of several other PetersA Aurg judges
of election, and it is not unlikelIthat other
indictments will be found to-dayA
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-04-17

9Th farn1.
Called Horses Shoulders.

There are few things more painful
to look at than poor horse wincing
and banking at every root which
comes against the plough, while the
ploughman is slashing him with line
and goading him into passion, for
his restiveness under the torture of a
sore shoulder.
In using new collar, it is best al
ways to wet it thoroughly before you
put it on the animal. A few hours
use will give it set to the peculiar
formation of the shoulder, which it
will always keep. The same collar
should always be used for the same
horse. There is no worse practice
than shifting gear upon farm. Every
horse should have his own gear, and it
should never be used for another, and
every laborer should be held response
BILE for it's condition.
If the shoulder should become gall
ed; pad Of cotton may be put on so
as to keep the pressure off the sore. A
little neatsfoot oil applied every day
will heal it up. 1t is best, however,
when the first appearance of bruise
is noted, to apply spirits Of turpentine.
But is better still, to prevent such mis-
chief. We always keep at the stable Il
bottle of vinegar with few spoonsful
of alum dissolved in it, and require the
shoulders to be washed with it when
the horse comes in at night. fit be in
convenient to use this solution. a strong
decoction Of oak bark will answer a
very good purpose. The astringent
preparation ughens the shoulder and
prevents the CALLING, and if a little oil
should be applied when the CALLED
part first appears, the animal can be
worked and the sore healed perfectly
in little while.-Rurul Car0liniaR.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-04-17
Sworn before

Ii 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 10 cure fish in March,
April and May without license.
Licenses to Ordinarie, and Tarern Keepers
The licenses to ordinaries and tavern keepers 10
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 10 the Clerk by two
reepe ctsble fr.eholders of bis immediate vicinI-
ty, and shall make oath before said Clerk that
he has bona hde (and without intending to evade
the requirements OF this article,) provided and
expects TO maintain SIX good beds, with sutfi
cient covering therefor-and three rooms more
than sufficient for the private usesef said ordl-
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 10 make oath be-
fore the Clerk as to the rate Of rent or annual
value Of the house at or ia which the business
10 be authorized by the license may be done,
or intended TO be done.
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-04-17
Sheriff 5 License Notice.
To Merchants, Trad
e1-S and Others.

4 LII persons and bodies corporate or Po'onli
IA ~ Charles County who re or shall be ex-
ercising 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 for
which license is made necessary by the laws
of Maryland, are hereby varied to obtain Ii
cense, or rene,c the same,
On or before the FIRST day Of MAY,
f 1874.
under the penalties prescribed by said laws for
the infraction thereof. s..
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
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