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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-29
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OF JPf4Hr55fe4Ff6 ik sfp's 5ah ltdfqsa gSfss
ExrRnIExcR temperance meeting at 40,
Fart Hall tonight Is, ~ ,.y'' ~,
Prof. o. @. Genther, who has been East
for several days, has returned home!
SuERIFr MILLER, of Cabell county, was
in town yesterday on business with the
Auditor.
Mn. ]. F. SmIRK, the druggist on Market
street, is having new front put in his
drug store.
TIL, Fire Department has commenced
the work Of cleansing the sewers 7in.3tle
SIKH Ward. eThis1is 4 good move. = y
TnE excursion Of tic English Lutheran
Sunday School .taksplaeel io-dhy.g aRra-
mer's band will accompany the party. ii
TmE Western Union Telegraph Company
will send free OF charge all messages per
tanning to the deposit OF funds in aid OF the
Southern sufferers sac has 1galT ,lsgtsj
OLD TIN ,poRoE Az was arrested yesterday
by Officer Bogard. charged with being
drunk and disorderly.a He was committed
for a hearing this morning, ~. III,
A GENTLEMAN who hassccn both, says the
resemblance between Ithee water In our
creek at This time and that in the South
Carolina malarial swunps is strikingly SINH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-29

NEW YoRK, August 2S-The jobbing trade
steadily improves, but Is less active with COM
mission houses Cotton goods are IN mOder.
ate demand and firm. Fancy shirtings and
Turkey rcd prints arc in fair request, Dress
goods are doing well. Mems wear woolcns
quiet. Low grade black silks are fairly active
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Che qRtdliaetrter
THURSDAY, AUGUST 90, 1878.
s6HlT= SNaaa ! sssas,aa..tmsaai.. I9s

TnERMoNErER REeogp@The following
shows the fange!of the thermometer, ~
observed at Schnepi's drug Store, Opera
House corner, yesterday: y so ~
't 4ssHt,. fIiRSa n 'a11trsiS4,'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-29

al SHEET Music AT HAlF PRICE, at
sheib's Music Store, Washington Hall.
Any pieces You want, Rec on old, can be
had by calling at, or addressing as above.
Thirteen Thousand pieces OF music to
choose from and every bolys catalogue
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-29

To eruc.oo win u. & o. H. II. Monday,
September 9 Fare the round trip only
seven dollars. Return tickets good for ten
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-29

VOICE CULTURE.-AIrs. Annie NJ. sheib
will resume her course Of vocal training on
Thursday, September 9th, ut her rooms,
lll2 Main street, second floor. Applica-
ton for lesson may he made at Sheib's
music store, Washington Hall, or MS above.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-29
petrnlenm Market.

PITTSBURGH, August 2s.-PErRoLEuM-Du
crude 81 1917 at Parkers, for immediate ship
mcnt; refined 1OIzc, Philadelphia delivery.
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RAILROAD BOSDs-Strong.
1...,. tl,,st,.n niat

GTNTE UVNUd-NRIIINEs
SroCEs-The market was dull In the fore
noon, but became heavy in the Afternoon. with
a steady pressure to sell to the close: The de-
Paul, Northwest and IAckawannn.
Transaction aggregated 1000 shares, OF
which 100 were New York Central l.SOO
Erie, 1900 lake Shore, Coco Northwestern
common, II, 900 preferred, $500 st. Paul COM
mon, 1900 preferred, $500 Union Pacific;
700 IAckawanna, 1900 Michigan Central, and
o 5OO Western Union,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-29

VIZ SEQ by the New York papers that
o. @. GCnther, the Boss Toy Dealer Of
Wheeling, is In that city purchasing his
Fall Stock OF goods. NO ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-29

FROM Wheeling to Chicago, Monday,
September 9. Fare the round trip only
seven dollars. The cheapest rate ever
nlTarndl ur--- \ u -.-- WIN
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afas Reuts. )
CwAL BANK FOR RENT.

4 ya.luahlr Coal Bank on tic National Road,
II, miles from Wheeling, Is for rent for u per
ivl of years -,
Fulton, or Mr. Peter Erb's Livery Stable, No.
iiN Market street, Wheeling. aus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-29

MUSICAL advantages greatly increased
for next year, at the Beaver College and
Musical Institute. Send for music circrl'
lar to r. 7. Taylor, Beaver, Pa. WAS
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EIGHTEEN candidates for theyacppt West
Point cadetskip appchred Before the ex-
amlning board at Clarksburg yesterday.
Mr.. Dare, OF Parkcnburg, w N the prize.
A rkHTY of-abogt tYentySyothg folks
from the5ricinity Oh ROneys Point9ield a
picnic up Wheeling, Creek, about four
miles above Elm Grove, yesterday. The
day was spentin general amusement and
feasting. nraas
MEssRs. BRrrr & BRITT sold an Illinois
farm for $500 yesterday lIt'is near ST
Louis, Mo. They also sold five shares OF
IaBelIe Glass Works stock ut Si0l per
sliarea par yalnc 500! q ~ To'I
JEFF, DAVIS the eolored boy who isrdis-
tinguished for his badness, created consid-
cradle excitement in the vicinity Of 18th
and Chapliuc streets last night by leading
Officer Mahoncy a long and futile chase.
The officer wanted him for IN old offence
buthe finally escaped. i
Tur Atlantic Hose.house force was EN-.
p!oSed ycstetlay evening Clearing the
alleys and strcotgutters in East Wheeling,
and did good work, NOwqif the Street
commissioner would have the grlss, grow.
ling along the d1ins, on jacob Street pulled
Tout, rs he did on 10th, street. the work
would be complete.
VIZ took a stroll yesterday through the
Wheeling Female College, and found that
the paper hanger, painter, whitc-wnsher,
and cleahers generally Ind all been there
IIei3ts hs, making every thipE l39k pretty
asidl n tfactivc.i Bright hewoil Cloths had
been placed ON the halls, and nov fresh
carpets generally in the rooms. Every
thing about this well arranged College,
looked elegant and home like. All Is now
In readiness tStthS reception oi Students
next Wedtie!ag p,dfhingfat 9eSiocS'
IT is gratifying 70 be able TO announce
TINT thc reported case Of yellow fever in
the First Ward has 80 fur developed as To
enable the physicians to say with author
ity that Il Is not that dreaded disease. Its
their opinion That The Gaze is'simpiy- d seS
we're attack OF bilious fever and tile
naticnt Is already improving. In this
connection il isiproper to'nOte the conii
denCc felt by the citizens. generally that
The disease, even II II had been yellow
fever, would, not have spread, and no
alarm on the subject appears TO exist ut
this time. f-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-29

IIEADQuARrERs for cheap dry goods, car
pets, wall paper, &c, No. 2Ol0 and 2O2
Main street. .. JOnS RoEMER.
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J,OR SALE

The property on southeast corner Of Market and
Ill.h streets, near North Street Church Lot - by
TO feet, Brick h0tSe containing ak Ons iron roof
Terns-One.hali cash, balance 10 one year, without
interest JAMES H. lIAWLEf,
myg l2l0 Main STREET.
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oHYlcE oy TnE MARYLAND LAVE STOCK sCALEs, /
Monday, August 20, 1873.
nErEIprN rnR TILE MEPK
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NOR RENT

The store room No. 20 TEeith street With cellar
vBIrfnrath. This roH has lS'n occupied tnf the last
,sr-e years by Hugo L. LEN as tobacco aud cigSf
TIE The sheltIns counters and gas fixtures belong
- The rrrtnI.ss Aged W. {. l. attached, lent low,
'ui l,rcssiOn given Immediately. Apply 70
ale J' W. IVUD'
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NOR RENT

on, iWo-siory Frame IIonse, containing rooms
,rdh hall on South York street one IWOSiory Frame
llusr. ,onialnipE i've HOniS on delaware siieui.
Tbs aloye hOnsss arr newly Ialefcd and g,alncd
,btrhout and have good cellars Rnd all cOnNenlen-
s,,. ADD will 30 rented io,r to gnoi parties
Andy 10 J. T. STONE lii0 Main Street, or Z: J..
CT0NF Al St1ne 4 Thomas. HH
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REMAKRR.

REMARKS.
There has been heavy decrease in the num-
Der Of the receipts Of Sheep since last week,
without amy Improvement In the quality Of
the offerings. The market has shown decided
Improvement MS to activity, and some advance
al 5 / .2dt1.9 cents lambs AIS "A cents and
stock Sheep $l,5Ol3 Copper head I stock wethers
SHa3% cents per h., and stock ewes g 5Oa
s 90 per heill.
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PRICES on lEET CATTLE AT TiIE MARKET THIS WEEK.
veIy best on sale this week 0 a54c.
Thai generally rated inst quallty .........,.. IaJ
Medinm or good fair quallty -.............. 5IAI q
ordinary thin Steer, oxen and Cows, ..... a5A
General average Of the market this week
Extreme range Of nSl{
MoSt Of the tiles wen rum 4Lkatt
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Profitable.

Saw mills in Charles county ought
TO be profitable investments and they GER
tainly are il the tariff Of charges is rcgu-
lated and carried out with all as in the
case Of one we heard Of the other day.
Our information is to the effect that "A
gentleman bargaincd with the miller to
have some logs sawed into lumber, one
half for the other, as the rule goes ~
Twenty good sized logs were haul
ed t. the mill aud our gentleman got for
his share exactly tweuty-seyen boards
For some fine chestnut logs he had pre-
yiously carted to the same mill he got
nothing at all The logs, somehow
could not be found aud the miller either
could not or would not give any account
for them Ugly transactions. surely.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1878-04-25

Dull times. dull times; nothing do
ing and no money in circulation Gen
orally during the holiday times some lit
tie currency is to be had and our mcr-
chants are mostly successful at finding
it. Times seem sadly to have changed.
No money was to be had at Christmas
and none at Faster. The crowds Of col
orod people who hitherto thronged the
streets and spent freely the wages they
had saved for these occasions no longer
collect The streets and stores were q!
,j,sertc,I on : tturdny aud Monday InsI
as is usually the case on any other days
We believe there is good deal Of real
down right suffering IN this county and
in quarters where least expected. The
gaunt skeleton w A y 7 is hid in
many cupboard while pride for appear
ance sake is keeping up doubtful strug-
gle. The prospect is not bright and
hope itself seems broken
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Debating Society.

The young men of this town have
organized debating society to be called
The Literary and Debating Society of
Port Tobacco and Vicinity 1t has
weekly debates and several literary fea-
lures. Persons DESTROYS of becoming
members must forward their names to
the secretary or some member for action
by the society The officers are as fol-
lows:
President Charles +. Daley.
Wee Prcsident-F Yates Roby, Jr.
Secretary II Hebcr Boswell
Treasurer r Sellman Stoncstrcct.
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Look out II. BIS.

It's thoughtthe newly elected Town
commissioners will inaugurate a vipor-
GUS warfare against the base ball bust
ness The d. B men. however. are not
without representative in the Board Of
Commissioners and some skirmishiug
may be looked for on tue home lines. -
Some Of the b. b. men are reported as
saying that if b. B is tabooed on the
square they propose to make it lively for
the tabooers after dark We guess the
Is Is. men will simmer down.
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FIRST Bout.

The debating society of this place,
composed principally of youths not yet
twenty years of age, had their first bout
on Monday last It was private ar
rangement, doors were closed and no re-
porters admitted The question discuss
ed turned upon the relative advantages
Of the married and single state. NIessrs.
Boswell, Stonestreet, Roby, Gray and
Daley, we hear, were the dsputants. -
Admit us, gentlemen, and well immor-
falize you as far as our capabilities with
the art Preservative viii allow us.
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A Stitch in the Back

Is caused by sudden wrenching of the
spine, and produces violent and acute
pains, making it very difficult for the
person to move II should not be neg
lected as the curvature of the spine is
often brought on by neglect of this com
mon complaint
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SH F'S
LICENSE NOTICE.
n MERCHANTS, TRADERS, AND OTHERS

LLpersons and bodies corporate or 20 itic.
~ in Charles county, who are or shall he
exercising or pursuing A business. or shall
be doing any act or Thing or shall he IN The
occupation Of any house Or place for the pur-
pose for which a license is made necessary bv
the laws Of Maryland, are hereby warned 10
nLlnin Il Lic1nae or PINT NJ. .n,uc
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Burns and Scalds.

This Iiniment has proved itself Ia he
one Of the best remedies ever used for
Burns and ScaIds Its quickness in allie
waiting pain when applied, gives it great
superiority over all other preparations
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OrganiZed.

The newly elected Board of Town
Commissioners met on Monday night
last aud organized by the selection Of
Joseph I Lacey as President and J Il.
Lacey as Secretary They also appoint
ed J + Po,cy as Town Bailiff.
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Fan Tusi Pigeons.


couple of youngsters from the MARYLAND
Military Academy, (misnamed the Agricrltu-
raj College have been hourishing about the
neighborhood during the holidays bedecked
and bedizzeucd in the gaycst of uniforms. =
These uniforms express much more than they
hide. They are perhaps something better be-
cause warmer, than the historic fig leaf which
served the PURPOSES Of modesty for the ancient
Eve. Such is not the appropriate apparel for
farmers sons who are being educated for farm
crS' lives AZ a farmers college Under Gov
CAROLS regime the farm features of this Ag-
ncultural College have disappeared and the
mimicry Of military life substituted The
farmers have it to pay for all the same Car
roll himself would look we'll if rugged ont in
one OF these gorgeous get ups Wewould Tx
10 see him in such gay feathers Something
~ ihe fan tail pigeon order. w ihiuk.
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NOTICE.

HAVING been appointed Constable for the
L Sth election district of Charles county.
offer my services to the general public who
may have claims to collect am prepared to
attend to collections in any section of The coun-
" ! can be found in Port Tobacco on the
first and third Tuesdays Of each month.
feb 2l-4m F. Il. WHEATLEY.
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l.. III ELL Es u Ms.
Wholesale and Retail
SHO n GU S e,
No. 4O2 ,ScUtaW Street,
Washington, ID. c.
NOTICE.

HAYING been appointed Constable for the
| ! 4th election district Of Charles county,
offer my services to the general public who
may have claims to collect. am prepared TO
attend to collections in any section ofthe coun-
ty can be found in Port Tobacco on the
first and third Tuesdays OF each month
feb lin r. Il. HERBERT.
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KENTUCKY.
n.

HHlS fine Young JACK will he let to a lin.
l. tied number Of mares the present season.
commencing April LIST. Until further notice
ne WI remain At my stables Mt "Benfeld
NfN II Ckf proved himself the past season
sure toal getter, and an opportunity is nov,
e ed the farmers Of Charles county to raise
TERMS-SI0 for the season. 10 can,s -
the Groom in each ctse. Persons having two
or more mares to put caR make special terms
with the undersigned. have engaged a care
tut, sober Groom and will not be responsible
for accidents.
ap 4-tf f. HUGHES WILLS
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1878-04-25

Mr.. r. G Kettlewell a member Of this or.
ganization, writes as follows Gentlemen
am pleased to hear testimony of the merits OF
heller's Roman Liniment have been cured
OF severe attack Of rheumatism in which the
leaders and chords Of my legs were drawn IN
IN Knots from the excessively acute pain. Les,
than one-thlrd of a bottle Of this liniment has
entirely cured me
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liberated Sores.

The healing and purifying qualities of
KELLERs LINIMENT render it the best
article for the speedy and safe cure of
liberated sores.
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Toothache.

This painful and ANNOYING complaint
j. simultaneously cured by the applica-
ton of the Liniment.
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Frosted Feet.

The Roman Lniment has proved effect
ual in all cases where it has been properly
used. No instance is known where it
has failed in giving immediate relief.
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Election of YcstrYnlen.

After service in Christ Church on
Monday last the following gentlemen
were elected Ncstrym;n Of Port Tobacco
Parish: VIM. Boswell. } G Chapman
NJ Chapman, S. Cox, Jr, II. + Mudd,
DR. p w. Hawkins, II. G. Robertson
i. f. Blandford; Wardcns, Charles G
Hardy and T. Y Eoby, Jr.
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EN- 7 p.
Rheumatism.

Time and money have been wasted in
futile endenvors to obtain some embroca-
ton that would prove n cure for this
excruciating disease; but all have failed
except KELLERs ROMAN LGNIMENy, and
that has been successful in almost every
instance whore it has been emrloycd.
whether such has been Of the inhammatorv
orchronic type In Lumbago and Sciatica
it affords instant relief.
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Price, Fifty Cents a Bottle.

WIS fine Young STALLION, four wears
4 Old, will stand this season, commend
KNIGHT is by Star out Of a zine large mare,
lie will leave home on Mondays, call AT New
town and CoX's Station and stop for the night
at Christopher Blair's; leave there on Tues
days for Stanislaus Higdon $, in Cobb Neck;
leave there on Thursdays for home via Allen 5
Fresh; will be at Mr.. \. g. Chapman's on
Saturday mornings and at Centrcville on Sa-
turday evenings.
Terms, if paid in the season Sc or two bar
rels of corn { TO be delivered at nearest mill
if paid in season; if not paid in the season S.
will be demanded All complying with these
terms can have the services Of the horse at nv
residence after the expiration of the season =
Groom fee so cents in each case A careful
aud competent Groom has been employed, but
IN no case am responsible for accidents.
+ l.. B0ARMAN.
NH 2l-3m Newport, Nd.
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The Eagle Base Ball Club have or
gnnizcd for the season by electing the
following Off ser:
President Ienry Hawkins
Vice President d. Brawncr.
Secretary IS. o Wells.
Treasurer ) Stonestrect.
Captain-Edward \. Brown.
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Neuralgia.

This excruciatingly painful disease is
instantly relieved and rapidly cured hy
the continued application Of this Lini-
ptpnf
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The applicant must eitl make oath as
heretofore. before the clerk Of the circuit court
Of the county where he is engaged in bushes,
of the amount of goods kept on hand ut the
principal season Of sale: or the oath may be ad-
ministercd by justice Of the peace, when the
person wanting the licenses applies through am
agent II the latter course he adopted, the
following form will be deemed q sufficient COM
piancc with the act:
Chdrles couHtg. 10 1rd:
On this-day of-ls7S. before the sub
scriber, justice Of the peace Of the State Of
Maryland, in and for said county, personally
appeared. and declared that he intends to
apply for u trader license under the I'd sec
tion of the act Of january session. 1858, to the
clerk Of the circuit court for Charles county
aud made oath that the amount of the stock Of
goods generally kept on land by him tor By
a partnership at the prifcipal season of sale
TOR if the applicant has mo- previously engaged
in such trade fhat the mount n tie sfock nj
goohs ,rLich he re, as '0heeP, nc. does not Tor
,yiIl uot1 exceed o.
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To Dealers in LIQUORS.

NOTICE is hereby given to all parties in
! y Charles county who intend APPLYING for
licenses to sell Spirituous or lermented linnors
or lager beer; also to all persons who intend
renewing their licenses for the same purnosns
that unless the provisions Of the following law
passed 10y the General Assembly of MARYLAND
at the January session, 1874, are complied with
they Will be unable to obtain licenses to sell !.
CHAPTER 43o.
An act to regulate the issuing of licenses for
the sale of spirituous aud iermcntcd liquors
in this State
SECTION ! BE il enacted be- Tie General Is
&embiy Of Nrgland, That from and after the
passage OF this act it shall not be lawful for
the clerks OF the circuit courts of this stare to
issue amy license for the - - ,r,
termented liquors or lager nnlcss snch nerl
son or BODY polite SHAH Ia g been recommend
cd to said clerks by the grand jury which shall
have been in session at the term next preced-
ing the first day Of May, in each and every
year, IN the county where the applicant for
such License shall reside; provided however.
that this act or any Of its provisions shall not
apply to Baltimore city, Baltimore Prince
George 5, AIlesanY, Somerset. Carroll How
ard, Washington, Wicomco. ST. Mary's Dor
chester and Anne Arundel counties.
n BY instructions received from the
treasury department mt the clerks Office. all
persons applying for license ofanv kind tex
cept marriage Licenses, which are the same as
heretofore, will hereafter have to pay the fee
OF htty cents for issuing the same, making n
total OF sixty cents MS stated above
The fee Of fifty cents has heretofore been
charged to the State.
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lutal ann ]lfr5unal.
Jurors for NAV Term.

Judge Brent, under the recent &C
Of Assembly, attended on Monday las
and drew the following list Of Jurors t,
serve at the coming May Term Of ou
Circuit Court:
Richard Price. Joseph f. Sanders,
John y. Carpenter, Francis q Medley,
Charles e. Perry. Francis y Dgges,
Philip A. Sasscer. Peter Villa ns,
Francis McWilliams, Thomas 5. Dent
James A Adams. Charles t. Carpenter,
Charles J.. Gardiner. William VI Burch,
Charles Stewart. Theodore L. Robey
Vim. b. Ferguson, Henry Dclozler,
John T. Davis, Henry ;. Dent,
Joseph 4 Gray, Thomas r HALEY,
Thomas r Latimcr, Thomas p. Gray,
Thomas W. Wright Thomas Simms,
Thomas - Dclozicr, George ) Tolson,
Alfred r. Monroe, Francis Carpenter,
George Dent Thomas Il. Farrall,
Alexander llaislip john u. Chappclear
William Boswell Nicholas ! Miles,
Henry r. Nudd, Albiu Price,
William H. Harding. James \ keech,
Thomas Pnscv, William b. Matthews,
Richard w. Bryan, a. W. NARROW
Joseph n Padgctt, Samuel Cox,
Jrre " Dudley, Oliver \ Bryan.
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The amc unit to he paid 10y traders for license
the amount Of stock at the principal season Of
sale to lie given under oath is as follows: If
the applicant stock in trade docs not exceed