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NEW YORK yyOOF, nrAEKET.

, JUNE 24 The market is not showing rs mncf
life Il is week. Manufacturers appear TO he rather
more cautious, apprehendiug that witli the large:
supple. looked for now very shortly less extreme
rates will prevail. No concessions have been made
on The business reported in the western Geeces but
disposition shown to accep; bids promptly on tht
basis OF late sales. Holders OF the Texas gra0es
Yield little.-JonrndL OF Commerce.
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The Hull Murder.

VERDICT OF THE CORoNER's INQUEST.
NEW YORK, June 26.-The Jury IN the
Hull inquest have returned q verdict tbut
Mis-. Jane L. Def. Hull came to her death
by violence at the hands of Chaslatn Cox
on the morning Of June 18th, making it
murder in the first degree.
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Tile CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 2G.-The State Con-
ycntion OF the New Constitution party as
sembcd at Sacramento DISQUALIFICATION
Biges chairman. Executive committee was
chosen, temporary chairman and commit
tees were appointed, and the Convention
adjourned until to- day.
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, Jure 2G.-Eoon.-Stocks FIRM.
Money on call. 3614 per cent Exchange-l.oGg,
is6s short, 1851. State bonds dull. Governments
Eosntng.-Money easy at 2HG:3!S per cent. Ex-
Exchange weak at 4S6W4S6a. Governments firm !;
new SIS, 103a; az per CENTS JOG; t per cents,
1925. States uull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June 26.-VirHnia Co.. old, 3oH;
deferred 7 consos, 57N: second series. 3St past
due coupons, 70. North Carolina 6's, old, 25;
new. 10; specit, tax. 2. Bid to-day.
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ALEXANDRIA, MARKETS.

! JUNE 25.-Tbe receipts OF zratn areyery light,
and The transactions ON 'Change in consequence are
limited. Flour Is quiet and easy, with lieht sale1
No choice wheat Is being offered. and the only sales
81. Corr is shade lower. and 200 bushels of vel
low sold at 53e. Nothing doiug in rSer0r oats.
Country produce In light receipt, and prices remain
unchaaped.-G Gazette. -'ts.s-- ~. E, me-. q.
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: JUNE 24.-Whise crude Is slow and not further
changed; refined Is advancing and shows &c. gain
for the day. with reserved offerings for early deIiy
erv and fair inquiry. Sales or 1000 20 cases On
5t@6izc. for crude Ia shipping order: 5@6c. for
napththa. Refined al &c. bid for New York. 6Ac.
for PHILADELPHIA. and SIC. for Baltimore: refined
lr cases ~ Sad,94c.-JournaL Of Commerce.
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Abandoned at Sea.

LONDON, June 26.-The American ship
Baden, Captain Doane, from New Orleans
May 10th for Liverpool, which was spoken
on the 23d Of that month forty miles north
east of Moro-Cast!e light, has been aban-
doned at sea. The captain and crew have
been landed at Falmouth.
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FIRE.lN NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, June &c. A. Schnei
der's tobacco-factorv, on New Levee street
and Cocbrane ~ Minis machine-shop, ad
joining. were burned last night. Loss csti
mated at $4,000.
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET.

JUNE 25.-Pric.s to-dIy ranged as follows: Cat
tie very best, 5G54c.; good 4anrjc.: medium or
fair quality, 4'.@4Ic.; ordinary, 4GO+4c.; thin
stcer., oxen. and cows. 3@o3acs: calves, 5Gl5.c.
hogs. I'VE, AKA SIC. /; cows and calves, S2O@S4G
The supply OF cattle this week WAS about equal 10
IT, demand. and prices were rs quoted last week
We calves I'm fair supply, and most Of the sales were
made AZ SC. Sheep and lambs IN good supply and
prices rnch ,ngcd. Hogs continue dull Cows and
calyes LII lair ecu and ut uuOtaI IONS gazette.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

JUNE 25.-Prices this week ranged as toil"ws:
Bcet CdtH..-Yery hest, 43sc.; good 3a@44 &C.;
Thin >tcerS. &c, 2h4l3c. I. h.. gross.
HogS.-Verv best, 5!5g5ac. rough grades, &C.
JGL5sc. p H.. net.
ShrtD.-36l3.c. p H., gross.
Lnmbs.-$I. 5O@S3. 5 D Der head.
TpaIs-i4GlS So per head.
.UiTch C0tcS.-$l SGS40 p head.
Ecccipts + beef cattle were hight, consequently
there was net much activity In The cattle market
Receipts of hogs about head; market fairly ac-
tive.
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NEW YORK. IRON niARKEr,

JUNE 24~froa.-The market is essentially as
quoted at the close OF last week. American pig is
moving out satisfactorily for the season. and conf
dence Is expressed in the situation. Scotch pig Is
slow and nominal. Rails-Steel ara waited at full
prices; sales, $4,000 Ions old on private terms.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
WHY Is THE REDUCTION IN
PREMIUMS MADE BIZ THE
MUTUAL LIFE-INsURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK?

Because we have every year taken from the pol
icy holders than was necessary, and have had
the res OF caring for IL. and returning The
over payment In dividends annually.
Because by this excessive charge we have received
over $45.OOU,0O0 which have been returned In
cash or increased Insurance, and we believe 1t bet
ter ha. the public should have the insurance 1t such
rate as while it Is sufficient be yond doubt yet not
greatly 10 excess Of that amount.
Because this will promote economy In the Use Of
funds by the company, and will allow the party In
surfing either TO take larger sum In Insurance, or
to have the amount saved by the lower rates TO ex-
pend for other necessary purposes.
THE SAFEST, CHEAPEST, AND BEST COM.
PASY in TIE WORLD.
ASSETS............. s9e'ooo'ooo
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, Agent
ie25 1903 Main street.
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reported TO the House aud passed-ycas,
90: nays, 81.
All the Greenbackers present except Mr..
Forsyth voted In the affirmative.
Adjourned.
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Fire Record.
,yRER-yARD BURNED AT BUFFALO.

LUMBER-YARD BURNED AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, January CLAN incendiary
fire in Taylor & Crates lumber-vard at
midnight destroyed large amount OF lum-
Der, sheds, &c. Loss from $4,000 to $780,
nIIn
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Various Foreign items.

LONDON. June .27.-The British Admiral
ty have ordered the detention of the tor
pedo-boat purchased by the Peruvian Gov
eminent, which put Into sheerness for. re-
I've"
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KEW YORK CATTLE MARKET,

JUNE "a -Beeres-No business for lack Of fresh
offerings: dressed beef easier at 5M 5l5r. e ~ for
thin TEXAN. 6M7c. for common 10 medium native,
AMI Ta.I &c. fair TO prime. Shipments to-day,
ICSntrss,ERrceipls 800 market quiet AMI about
steady Al 3Elic r 10. for buttcrmilk calves, i4@
&c. ior mixed lots and 5M6Hc. for ordinary 70
cIoice yrals Dressed veal, OF which the supply Is
Iuucio,lsy very moderate, sells fairly at GGg9c.
= lb. ,n, ~.
2 | 90 mead. Market iamc al 4G4],c. q ID. Tor Or
binary 10 good sheen. and 4'ith7ac for lanbs-0u
side figures for small bunch Of choiccJeiscy lamns
S,n;ne.-Recepts to-day, Sc carloads. or 4,GGS
bors none of which were sold alive. Nomlnasiy
quoted steady ut S4@$4.20 q 100 ib'.-JoarmdA Of
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MARINE INFEhAHaENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 20, 1879.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 20, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamship WyanOke. Couch, New York, mer-
chandise and passengclsG W. Allen q Co.. agents.
Steamer Pioneer. Plart. philadelphia, nrrcli,n
.lisc and passengers. j. w. hcCarrick, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mall merchandise, and passengers, j.. b. Tatum,
agent. ~
schooner George S. Rpper, Wright, Phlladel-
phia. granite, Curtis L Parker.
SrhOOncrs Northumberland. Richardson. and
james 4. Stansbury, 5tcDOrmin, Philadelphia ria
furguson's wharf, james river, lumber, Curtis Il
Parker
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From Baltimore June 26h, schooner Alice Cur
lis, Morris.
From philadelphia June goth, sctonners J. Nc
Donneli, McAnGrcws, and Mary anu Frances, Null
leu.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. June 25.--ArTived: SrhoOncrS Bar
barI, LOCKER, and G.. +. iIaOca, Sharrctt, from
Richmond.
PIIILAD ELplIIA. June 2j.-ArriYed: Schooner
r. a. ltartle, from RlchIncud.
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK. Jm"c 26.-Arriyel: AmcrIque.
Lang-haw. Arrived out: Leipzig. LmhODe. Prus-
s.ail. State OF Alabama. lloiucwar'i bound: Yaua-
dis. Charleston
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why between passenger and construction
train. The engineer and two firemen oil
the latter train we're killed, and several per.
sons injured.
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ElOnr,
RICHMOND MARKETS.

Fine. $3.50: superfne, si.o5@4.50: extra
t5.25@ $40; common family, 1915 @SG fancy
srauas. SGISG.7J.
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LATEST FOkETGN NEWS.


VERSAILLES, June 26.-In the Chamber
OF Deputies to-day NJ. Jules Ferry, Minister
OF Public Instruction, made Il long speech
defending the standardization bill. He
denied to the Jesuits the right to call them
selves Frenchmen, and declared that teach
ing by religious confraternity constituted
the real peril to civil society.
SUCCESSOR TO THE DEAD PRINCE.
PARIS, June 26.-The Ordre, Rouher's
own organ, reproduces. and consequently
authenticates, an account OF an interview in
which Rouher, replying to question as TO
who would take the place OF the deceased
Prince Imperial, said prince jerome will
il he accepts that serious responsibility"
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
TOBACCO nscHANGE.

THURSDAY, June 26, 1879.
The number of breaks to-day comprised 212 hogs
neads and IS ticrces. The offerings II auction ON
Change were IS packages; OF which number 62
were sold at prices ranging from 1886 to $62.
p. DARK. t..
* Lmgs.-Common TO medium, S225@s2.75; good
to fire. S3G$3.50 ..~ =
LedE-Coiumon to good short, s4as6: medium
to far long, s69$7.50; good 10 very good long, $50
$3.50. ........ ...'
Dark leaf. good enough for wrappers aud for the
best types Of the Regies have been thus far very
light supply. There is assortment OF dark SUM-
cured tobacco Offering.
BRIGHT.
Lugs.-Clommon to medium, S4@S6: good to
very good, *7@sS.
,Sinoktrs.-Fair TO medium. !SI$lO: good to
very good, sl2@S15; fine to fancy. Sl7.50a
Leaf.-Common to medium, 81 $ @Is9 good 10
very good, $1Ogsl2.5U; extra cutters or oilers
S156$ls.
Mahogany WrnDDers.-Common TO mciium
tl5@iSz5 good 70 very good and fine, 430@S40;
extra tine, Sf5GS5p.
TeLioto WrdDperS.-Cnmmon TO medium. So a
S35; good 10 very good S4U@$50; tiuc to fancy
| s55@*75.
Occasional small lots have since the season open
! ed commanded above The outside quotations. Indi
cations are that strictly fancy white wrappers VIII
| he III light supply.
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NEW YORA-SUsIAC MARKET. ---
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

JUNE 24.-Snmac quoted ss0Gss2.50 for Sicily
na:ly at s42@s45.-Journai Of Commerce.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF-ToBAcco MAI

JUNE 23-Ihe market was stiff, with sales aggre-
eating ! 40 hogsheadS.
The Pickett House sold 10 hogshcads: l hogs
heads Henderson county leaf a. i 0.2j, To- 1890.
1920. 81 80. $40. S6.40, Sc. $3.50, $500. and
80: hogshcads OHIO county leaf and hugs n $3.50
and 1855: hog heads old lu2s 1T 81. 50 20.
1925, 1885, So 81, and 81 49, Courier-J ourndt
IOlher houses had sales at like prlceS.l
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PHILOSOPHICAL APPARATUS.

For sale, y SET OF PHILOSOPHICAL APPA-
RATUS, somewhat used. For particulars. apply to
t az-es GEORGE w. SCOTT,
- Clerk OF School Board,
je27-3t City OF Petersburg.
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CARDOZO, FOUEQUREAN ~ co.
HAVING 4 LARGE TRADE,
themselves OF any favorable turn IN the marker 20
SECURE LARGE LOTS OF GOODS on TIE
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS,
buying, as they do, cxcu.ivrly for cash, they are
irom time 10 time cua3cd 10 eiIcr to their customs
ers IN assortment OF goods unsurpassed bo;n In
price and variety.
THEIR PRESENT STOCK OF GOODS
~!ll nc found worthy If examination by the Gloss
buyer. They have lately secured Il lincof
BLACK SILKS
Of very superior makes and finish. and which In
price has been etl'laed. We invite to this lot
Of Silks the closest scrutiny, and guarantee them
SPECIALLY CHEAP.
~ THEIR
ELACK-GOODS DEPARTMENT.
one of their leading sperialtIes-they now display
the luest assortment OF BLACK BUNIISGS, Pain
Figured. and Satin-Stripe (new).
GRENADISES-an UNUSUAL variety.
TAMISE.
CREPE GRENADlNE tnewI
and many other desirable styles Of
MOURNING GOODS.
We offer rs special bargains one two, anI three
yard REMNANTS OF BLACK GRAPE al remark
ally low prices. an 10-W,M&F
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"a. ] ......ss..
+ ACEsl LACEs /! LACEs /.

Z
r ACES LACEs! .LACEsl
NEW GOODS REJECT ~ EVERY EXPRESS
VaLENCIENSEs La...-, from IUc. per dozen
yards upwards .s-ss-r.s.-.s--lsa-
iRETONNE LhCES from soc. per dozen yard;
upwards TO the Very finest qualities; $500
FORCHoS LACFS-warraDtedL iueB-trom 35c.
per dozen yaids upwards. We have tie largest
stock OF LACES 10 be fonnd In this city. and 10
Is 10 the interest Of al 10 examine our stock.
Also. fun and very cheap line Of RlEBONs. SAT-
ms, GLOVES. BUTTONS. PRINCES. HOSfE-
RY. MERiSO UHDERWEAR. &C.. &c.
A ciIl is solicited HCTZLER BROTHERS.
fe l6 zE 625 Broad street.
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$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS,
90 20 . - . TT .
LlCHTENSTEIN " oUNS
EP RING GOO ID s.
COURTNEY 6 POWELL

COURTNEY & POWELL
have now IN store complete assortment g:
SPRING GOODS,
to which they invite The attention of the public.
CASSlMERES for men aud boys from csc. to SO;
BLACK CASllMERES from soc. to 1926 per
yard;
BLACK TAMISE from Soc to 81 per yard;
BLACK HENRIETTA from IL Ia $3.50 per yard
BLACK MOUSLIN;
BUNTIEtiS, I'LL shades and qualities;
LINENS Of all kinds:
bargain In BLEACHED TABLE-nAMASK at
Soc;
Largest stock of HOSIERY In tie city;
UNDERWEAR for ladies. men, AID children
PARASOlS, KID GLOVES;
SILK ana LACE TIES;
Beautiful SHETLAND SllAWLS;
| Full stock Of DOMESriCS,
| ard Many other desirable goods.
We guarantee prices To be rs low ~ any IN :n.s
| market. 429 BROAD STREET,
sih 26-3m between Fourth and Fiuh.
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sr InI.Is HORSE AND MuLE MAKKET

JuSy 23-H0rses and WuieS.-The supply was
fair auu the demand light consequently but mo-
dcr.,p amount or business was transacted. the
features remain unchanged at tie following quota
lions:
Good Driving IIorses-Fcw sales. :......S l2JdSl .
pIn~s.in fair supply: small dcinlIld... lJGg 35
Southcru-Falr and good qualities III -
small supply; demand mod rate. 4UW IL
Slrrcters-Fair and good New York
strcctcrs I'm light supply; demand 49, IN
StrccteTs-Boston ana Philadelphia In ma
scanI supply: light demand .......,.. 1900 ~
iieht demand. ............... ESQ 100
DrIught horses-Demaud moderate;
few In the market. 93@ ISo
MULES.
Plug Mules-Supply moderate; demand
dull ....-....~ ..................... ZoW -
mand light. -. ....' 45@ so
Smooth Mule9-Fair and good qualities,
from Is TO l53 hands high, in fair
srUply: demand moderate. ........... FOG 1uo
Smooth MuleS-Fair and good from
15!s to IL hands high in medium sup o,
Smooth Mules-Far and good, from Us
TO l6s hands high, In fair supply; oa 500
demand light. .............''''....'..'' Ioo'S LOU
UNBRoKE MULES.
Quotations on all grades are Sl0Gs1o g neaa iss
thtn those for broke mules Unbroke mules, 10 be
sa,blp must be fat. Fat mules, four years Old anu
mntier. sell Mt SlO@$l5 less than mulesor same
grade Those that over four years ola 10 seven
Wears are post arketabic.-IlHlsS.
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De.Isss. saEssssHa H.. .~..

DRsis3~. nEsassH "A Es-.
DELGRAYiAN COLOGNE, EAU DE
ID MELISSE DIS CARMES tCarmcl,e WuterI,
Nun Cologne, Fariun Cologne, Florida Water, Law
cndcr Water. extra fine imported Bay Rum, &C.,
je2i l.. WAGNER. Druggist.
A NEW SUPPLY OF THOSE CELLU.
n LOlD COLLARS. CUFFS. and TIES.
l.. WAGNER. Druggist.
je2 81 Sixth and Broad streets.
DOPOMA, IMPERIAL GRANUM.
l. and all the best ID ETETlC PREPARATION
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
MATToNI HUNGARIAN WATER
POPULAR ruwo FL q; NJ WATERS
MEADE { BAKERS Drugstore.
SIS. s"AND cprIcnnA at
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
PEARLS OF ENGLISH MINT.
for relieving fatigue and IN not weather. az
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
DURAND's CA>TlLLoS ELIXIR,
for chronic darTlG1. ut
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
EMsER PAsTILLEN,
direct from the sgri,r2s,at .n
MEADE c BAKERS Drugstore.
LAMPLoUGHS pYRETIC SALINE at
MEADE 4 BAKEk'S Drugstore.
IMPORTED FAHINA CoLoGNEs a,
MEADE K BAKERS Drugstore.
yITALIZED PRospHATEs.
for loss OF nerYe-power a"d general debility, &c.
SOLD ut
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
TURKISH BATH SOAP AND OLD ENGLISH
TOILET SOAPS
sold ut
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
ALL POPULAR REMEDIES AND MEDICAL
APPLIANCES .''.
TO be had of
MEADE & BAKER. Druggists,
FIJI 9l9 Min street, Richmond. Va.
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A NEW SUPPLY OF THOSE CELLU.
N LOlD COLLARS. CUFFS, and TIES.
l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
H. 81 Sixth and Broad streets.
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AN AZ L
To amend the forty section. relating Ia the
granting OF Licenses to traders, of Article fifty
six of the Code of Public General Laws:
Section l. BE il enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland, that the iorty-Second section Of
Article fity-siX of the Code of Public General
Laws, relating to the granting of licenses to trad
erS. be and the same is hereby repealed. and the
following enacted as n substitute therefor.
IL. When any person, body polite or corporate,
shall propose 10 sell or barter anything mentioned
in the preceding section, except spirituous or fer
mcnted liquors he shall apply to the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of the county in which he may reside,
or if he resides in the city Of Baltimore to the Court
of Common Pleas for Il license therefor hut no
license to trade, or to sell sprtuous or ternented
liquors. shall he issued by any Clerk OF a Court to
teme corert to person under the age of twenty
one years. without the special order OF the Judge
order to issue licenses to sell sprituous iermcnt
ed liquors, unless upon the recommendation OF at
least ten respectable freehoders, resident of the
ward or district wherein the place of sale may be
and whenever any licenses shall be issued to teme
corerf or minor the said feme corerf or minor shall
he responsible for all contracts made in the prose
cution of their business under such license and
shall be liable to be sued therefor in any of the
courts Of this State; and the said tee r1uert may
be sued, or indicted and prosecuted in ease of Il
violation by her of the license laws of this State.
in case she should keep disorderly house, as if
she were temc sole :and if Judgement be obtained
against her any contract execution shall orlnay
issue in the ordinary way TO effect her separate
estate prorided, howerer that such responsibility
shall in no manner affect or impair the response
bility of the husband parent under the existing
laws: snd that this act shall tai effect the thir
tieth day OF April next.
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never lets Il costume 90 twice into the
same circle of society: besilr:' S,srh alter
aliolS are made every time a dress comes
back. that il would hot he very easily re-
cognized. Considering tie secrecy which
is maintained regarding this branch of
the business done here. it is rather sur
prising how the madame ever secured the
large list of patrons whose names are on
her book. Think what a tluttering there
would be should these private books be
by any accident made public!'
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LICENSES TO oRDINARIES AND
TAVERN KEEPERS.

Tine License to Ordinares and Tavern Keepers
to sell spirituOus and fcrmented liquors or lager
beer. in quantities less than pint, at any one
time, are follows: Provided, that the applicant
shall first be recommended to the Clerk by twelve
respectable freeholders of his immediate vicinity,
and shall make oath before said Clerk that he has
bona Gde (and without intending to evade the re-
Guirements of this article) provided and expects
maintain six good beds, with sufficient covering
theretor-and three rooms more than sufficient for
the private use of said ordinary keeper, with sta
bling 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 aforesaid, and six
rooms
The said applicant is also to make oath before
the Clerk to the rate of rent or annual value of
the house at or in which the business to be author
lied by the license, may be done or intended to be
done.
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snn shah Ia tiic J.irrn,c for statiGniIy on san.
ing such stallion lark iur one wear from tire date
thcTcc:i proriGed. that III no ease shall the sum
directed Ia lie paid 10y this section ur such lice
be less than ten dollars; and that every stallion
jack upon which the said tax il paid snail be OK
emlt from all other State tax.
Any owner OF keeper stationing or standing any
stallion or Jack without license shall forfeit and
pay twice the sum authorized and required to be
paid in the last preceding section, one half to the
State and the oth,r half To the intormer
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(Chapter 81, page 1919


To amend the twenty first and twenty-secOnd Sec
tions of the tity-siXth Article of the Code OF Pub.
lie General Laws, relating to the Licenses Of
Hawkers and Peddlers.
Section !. BE it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland. That the twenty-first and TWEEN
ty-second sections of the fifty sixth Article of the
Code of Public General Laws. relating to the Ii
ccnse of hawkers and peddlers be and the same
are hereby repealed. and the following section en-
acted in lieu thereof
Twenty-one. For every such licenses not to ey-
tend beyond the county in which the same may be
issued there shall be paid the following rates to
wit For every license to travel on foot. the sum of
forty dollars: to travel with horse other beast
of burden and wagon or other vehicle. the sum of
seventy dollars. For every such license to extend
over the whole Eastern Shore or the whole Western
Shore there shall be paid the following rates to
wit For every license to travel on foot the sum of
sixty dollars: to travel with horse other beasts
Of burden, III nne horse or other beast of burden
and wagon or other vehicle, the sum Of one hum
dred dollars; with two horses or other beasts of
burden and a wagon or other vehicle, the sum of
one hundred and fifty dollars.
TWENTY-FIVE. No such license shall be granted to
any other than while person, or to any hawker or
peddler in the name and style of a partnership or
company, and but one person shall act under such
licenee.
Section 2. And be 1t enacted, that this act shall
take effect on the day of its passage.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-04-19
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSES.

The License to be paid by the keepers of Oysters
and Eating Houses is 900. 90 throughout the state
The seth section of the Code, which required an
applicant for license to open oyster or eating
houses, to procure the recommendation OF two
neighboring ireeholders, and also to make oath
&c as to the annual value of house, Is repealed.