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OWNERS OF STATIONS OR
JACKS.

The owner or keeper of every Stallion or Jack
shall, before being permitted to stand or station
such animal. pay to the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of some of the counties in this State the highest
sum which he intends to ask receive Tor the sea-
n,.r nara: and the receipt Of the said Clerk,
--- Attsehpd thereto loT Sat4
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Amendments to the License Laws passed
at January Session, 1868.
(Chapter $40, page 6l2.)

AN ACT
To repeal an Act entitled An Act to regulate the
issuing of license for the sale of spirituous or
iermented liquors within the borough of North
East, in Cecil County" passed at January SEES
sion, eighteen hundred and sixty-tour. chapter
three hundred and torty-eight, and to enact the
following in lieu thereof.
Section l. Be il enacted by the General ASsem-
bly, of Maryland. That the Act entitled IAN A.ct 10
regulate the issuing of license for the sale of spirit
uOus or iermented liquors whiting the borough of
North East. in Cecil county passed at January
Session. eighteen hundred and sixty four. chapter
three hundred and torty-eght, be and the same Is
hereby repealed, and the following enacted in lieu
thereof:
Section ,. And be it enacted That the Judge OF
the Circuit Court for Cecil county SHALL before tho
first day OF May, in each and every yea; aiter the
passage of this Act furnish Il, the CLERK of the
Circuit Court for Cecil county the names OF two
persons, househollers in the village of North East
to whom and TO whom only the Clerk shall issue
an ordinary license to vend fermented and spirit.
urous liquors, which persons shall comply with all
the provisions OF the Code with respect to ordinary
licenses.
Section 3. And be it enacted, That this Act shall
take effect from the date Of its passage.
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MlLLINER

Females vending Millinery and other small
of &c. 30 only; but if over that amount, they are
REQUIRED to pay the same licenses as other persons
oath to be made as to the amount oil STOCK AT the
principal season Of the year.
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The applicant must either make oath, as here
tofOre before the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of the
county where he is engaged in business. of the
amount of goods kept on hand at the principal
season of sale: or the oath may be administered
by Justice of the Peace. when the person want
ing license applies through an agent. II the
litter. course be adopted the following form will
b deemed a sufficient compliance with the act:
Cecil county, TORT:
On this day Of. 1879, before the subscri-
Der. a Justice OF the Peace of the State of Mary
land. in and for said county. personally appeared
--. and declared that he intends to apply for
Traders License, under the second section of the
act of January Session. 1858, to the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Cecil county, and made oath that
on hand by him Tor by the concern in which he is
engaged. in it is Partnership at the princi-
pal of sale Tor if the applicant has not pre-
viously engaged III such trade.) that the amount
of goods which he intends to Keep. &c, does not
Tor will not) exceed s.
Sworn before
If the oath he administered before Justice of
the Peace out of the county in which the applica-
ton is made there must be attached the certificate
OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the county in
which the Justices resides.
Persons may sell salt to fish in March,
April and May, without license. Vendors of cakes
and vendors Of beer and cider, who are makers of
such beer and cider dagger beer excepted) are not
required TO pay license,
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,ntal or annual value is not
LICENSES TO RETAILERS OF
SPIRITUoUS OR FERMENTED
LIQUORS OR LAGER BEER.

The amounts of License to be paid by Retailers
of Spirituous or Fermented Liquors and Lager
Beer follows
If the value of the stock in trade be $500
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
IN be made at the first meeting oi the County
Commissioners of Cecil county in May next, for
the extension of the ELK NECK ROAD from
Pierey's Gate TO Oldfeld ""int, whsrc tho new
Mherf 10 10 be erected,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-04-19
(Chapter SSs, page 49,

AN ACT
10 add an additional section to article tity-six of
the Code OF Public General Laws entitled IL
censes, so as to empower trader to sell the IL
censcs to trade with the stock of goods Section
8. BE IT enacted by the General Assembly of
Maryland, That the following section be added to
Article fity.six of the Code of Public General Laws
entitled Licenses"
i BE it enacted. Any trader who has taken out
license to soil goods, ohattels. wares. merchandise
splritaous or ternentcd liquors or lager beer in
this State, shall have the privilege to sell out said
license to any party purchasing his stock of goods
and the party SO purchasing may continue to sell
under the license of his predecessors in business
until the expiration Of said license
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The amount to be paid by traders Tor n License
1.-THE amount of stock at the principal season of sale
To he given under oath) is as follows:
thn nj ct in do lnn nnt nynned
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(Chapter AS. page S6S |

AN ACT
To add to the tenth section of Article fiyeipbt of
the Code of Public General Laws a subsection
requiring license to enable any person to act as
a Real Estate Broker "
Section l. BE it enacted by the General Assem-
hly OF Maryland, That there be added to the tenth
secon OF article nfty-sX of the Code of Pubic Gen
eral Laws, subsection to read as follows:
subsection !. Any person appyi for the sa ne
ana paying the sum Of fifty dollars may obtain a
license Tor carrying on the business Of Rcal Estate
Wh" shal. co..; III the business Of a R"-H
Br,>er, vi Ih,,i, y 4frenae, shall
ptiri Meg liIltNseA uEAii o.
seventeen 81 fhis arr al Estate
e subject to the
a. cr Brokers by section
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(Chapter III, page 1907

To amend the Fiity-SNth Article of the Code of
Public General Laws relating to licenses, by add
ing thereto the following section relating to part
nerShips taking out licenses:
Section l. BE it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland. That the following section he and
the same is hereby added to the ttty-sxth article
of the Code of Public General Laws, to follow the
second section thereof:
Any license may be obtained by partnerships or
firms as well by Individuals but in all cases the
names of all the partners of any firm shall be set
forth in full in the license and license shall pro-
tect any person pretending to act under the same
unless he is named therein. or is entitled repre-
sentative or assignee under the provisions herein
ing the license shall enter upon the record olicense
the full names of the members of a co-partnership
to which such license is issued.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

u B. HARVEY offers for sale or rent,
Il . his BRICK STORE and DWELLING centre OF
Oxford Pa 36x 40 feet three stories with basement
If apartments The business consisting of Dry Goods
Dress Goods Trimmings Notions, Millinery, &c, was
established in 1866, and has been = great success
Terms the essest poSi5. VIZ. fall description.
JyRs E-H
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sHERIFF'S LICENSE NOTICE,
NOTICE TO
MERCHANTS, TRADERS,
AND OTHERS.
AND OTHERS.

A LII persons or bodies corporate or
"A polite. in Cecil county. who are or sinai! DC
exercising or pursuing any business, or shall be
ton of any house or place for any purpose for
which license is made necessary by the laws Of
Maryland. are hereby warned to obtain License,
or renew the same,
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tehapter lie, page 23s.

AN ACT
To amend section one of Article fiy=six othe Code
of Public General Laws entitled License" re-
lating to the issuing of licenses by Clerks of
Courts.
BE it enacted by the General Assembly of Mary
land, That section one of Article 1itty-siX of the
Code of Public General Laws entitled License
be amended aud re-enacted so as to read follows:
All licenses shall be granted by the Clerks of the
Circuit Court of the counties and the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas in the city of Baltimore,
except where different mode is specially provided
and all licenses granted by the said clerks shall
cept licenses, for fisheries and horse licenses, and
if granted for part of year, rateable sum shall
be charged therefor
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Amendments to the License Laws,
(Chapter IS. page So

Passed by the General Assembly at the Regular
Session commencing January. 1857 relating
to Licenses.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-04-19
ORPHANS, COURT.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS

The School Commissioners Of Cecil county Will mess
at their Once in Ekton, for the transaction Of
School business, on the SECOND TUESDAn Oh ~
and every month. JOHN S0UInR,
Nav 4 la7ILM Secretary.
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No license shall be granted to sell spirituous or
iermented liquors or lager beer in quantities not
less than pint for the sum of S1s So unless the
person applying therefor shall also obtain license
TO sell goods chattels, wares and merchandise,
paying the sum herenbefore prescribed, accord
ing to the amount of stock in trade.
The Clerk shall not issue license to any person
to sell spiriuous and fermented liquors from whom
the Grand Jury has recommended license to be
suppressed by the Court, without special order
Of the Court
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE FARM Of James C. Esan, on the
4 Wallace roai about two miles from the Rising
SUN is offered for sale rent. Possession given on
the 18th of March. 1879 For further particulars apply
to W 8. EVANS, Attorney for Egan,
Oct 10, lS78-N Elkton, Mn.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

yesterday disaTeeably soft and sticky, but now as
hard rs lndia-rubber, leads over succession OF
breezy ridges, separated by little streams that
head in the range of green hills always in sight
on the western horizon. Much of the land
is bare of fences. and lies open in grand
sweeps of FARM pastures, alternating with patches
of scrub oak OF orchard-like groves of mesquite
The cultivated farms sometimes continuous for
a mile or two, but often separated by these
stretches of wild land, still in the condition Nature
left them. Thousands of cattle pasture the hill
sides and give an air of life and serenity TO the
landscape. Now and then one sees a spacious,
well-kept dwelling but oftener the farmhouses are
bare and univitlng. On my map town called
Mountain City isput down on the road. 1t con-
sists in reality of store and blacksmith shop, aud
a dwelling in the distance and lest the traveller
should fail 10 see il the store front proclams III big
letters the fact that the place is actually Mountain
City. After applying in vain for dinner at two OF
the better class Of planters houses and getting a
curt refusal in the words. No. sir; we don't take
in Strangers" finally met with more hospitable
reception at a little whitewashed cottage by the
roadside. A slatternly woman came TO the door,
and allured by the prospect of gaming two bits
% centsl, promptly offered to get dinner.
What she got a dish Of chunks of bacon swim
ming III fat fried eggs, hot yellow biscuits aud
toierabe cup of coffee. These were served without
"A
The house consisted of two rooms one being the
kitchen and dining-rOOm and the other the family
bedroom, parlOr and general hvlng-room Inc
family an old man and his wife, their two sons and
their widowed daughter with a young child, all
slept IN this rOOm which had for furniture three
beds. Jew chairs old cupboard, trunk and,
strange to say, a sewing machine. The walls were
simply the outer Notwithstanding in which there
were numerous cracks, and around the big stone
fireplace We're chinks letting IN the wind big
enough 10 thrust ones hand through. COnnecu-
cut clock licked the mantel, and near II hung an
astounding colored print entitled " The Tree
of Death.D The limbs Of the tree were
thiCly hung with big red, yelloN ana DIue
globes representing all the sins mortal man ever
committed /; an orthodox devil issuing from sulphur
Gus bazes watering its roots with a I'm water
lng-Dot on one side and a skeleton was chOpping
at the trunk with clumsy brUad-axe on the other.
The people who iuhabit this cOmtortless dwelling
own good cotton farm, and could no doubt live
better II they had any ambition TO do so, but they
belong 10 the class of poor whtes-the most hope
lessly unprOgrcsslvc peasantry IN the world. Ihey
might at least stop the chlnks and cracks in their
house, but they too lazy and shiftess. L. " 5.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
Ay AMERIC4Y M4RRI1GE IN ENGLAND

INTERESTING INTERNATIONAL QUESTIONS RAISED
IN THE uYNEs CASE.
The General Term Of the Court of Common
Pleas listened Thursday 10 the argument on appeal
from the Judgment IN the action in jectment TO recover
possession OF the premises at Madson-aye ana Twenty
seventh-st, brought by Mary Eliza Hynes and her two
infant children against Kate McDermott and others
The plaintiffs claimed as the widow and children Of
william r. Hynes, who died IN England IN June, 1874
Tie defendant who claimed the property as the sisters
and helrsataw OF the decedent, set mp the defence
that Mrs. Hynes was never married to Mr. Hynes but
that her name was Elizabeth saunders. ana the two
other plaintiffs were the heirs OF Mr.. Hynes The
only question was to the marriage between the de-
ceased man and the plaintiff, Mrs. Hynes' and the le
gtimacy of the two children IL was cOheeueu Aal TIC
marriage was informal.
william and Maria Audray testified that Mr. and Mrs
Hynes were their house, Mo- 100 Cleveandst. Lon
don. IN May 1871. Mr. Hynes said that he did not be-
lieve in the marriage ceremony or the mumbDns OF
priests took ring from his pocket ana offered II 10
her, and said that II she would wear that nns ana DC
true and honest 10 him. he would consider her his wife
A. much as If they had been married church After
time she consented take the ring on these conditions
Mrs Hynes testified that her husband had repeated THIS
agreement on the English Channel and IN France
where he uniformly introduced her ~ his wiIe. Inc
jury gave verdict for the plaintiffs, granting th-m
OF the premises IN question and ABOUT 7soVo
Of damages. From this Judgment appeal was taken
one of the principal questions wac whether tne mar
riage laws OF this country or 0i England should govern
the plaintiffs claiming that MI Hynes was resident OF
New York and had always Intended 10 return 10 th5
country The appellants urged that thls was not esaO
shed by the evidence aud that therefore, according 10
the statute Of Great Britain requiring marrage III
church under public bans. the promise IN Audrays
house was marriage neither were the ratincauOns
valid that made upon the English Channel OF IN
France Another point raised on the trial by the de-
fendans was that Mrs Hynes had registered the 0rtA
OF her children tue English register BOOKS under the
name OF Saunders. The exclusion OF evidence on tals
point was OF the grounds for appeal raised Dy J0hn
Ii. Drake on the argument.
Joseph H. CAOate. IN response argued that as mat
OF public policy aud OF international right II was a-
surd make validity Of the marriage OF an Amcr
can citizen temporarily solourning IN foreign state
and the legitimacy OF his children dependent upon the
forms and monies prescribed by the local statutes
for the marriages OF the subjects OF such foreign state
Decision Was reserved. j. A. Balester aLd ]. H. Drake
appeared for the appellants; John L. Brewer JoseN
H. ChOate and William ii. secor tor the respondents
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
CIVIL NOTES.

An assignment for the benefit of creditors
by Michael Ash, Edward X. Ash and Louis Genser, Of
the firm Of " Ash, Son Co., 10 Henry Brush, ted
yesterday in the County Clerks office
Mrs. Josephine Conway, the wife of James
Conway, lOngshoreman, brought a suit, under the
Civil Damage act James swift the proprietor Of
liquor saloon Main and Plymouth-sts., Brooklyn, TO
s. 600 damages account OF the sale " liquor
10 her husband. The tried In the Brooklyn
City Court before Judge McCue. and resulted yesterday
"A verdict of $3.50 for the plaintiff.
Judge DOnOhue, in the Supreme Court,
Chambers yesterday signed order for the dissolution
OF the Travellers Club" The president and directors
presented petition the Court last November asking
foe such dissolution. A. B. SIMMONS 20 whom the mat
ter referred has just reported tnat the club has 40
and liabilities, and tie order was accordingly
Issued.
The Gold and Stock Telegraph Company
recently obtained injunction in the supreme Court
Special Term restraining Elliott W Todd and Others
the keepers Of bucket-shops" from using the COM
panys instruments from publishing its quotations
upon their bulletins. The plaIui claimed that tue de
PENDANTS violated condition OF the contract between
them which required that the quotations. houd only he
used for private purposes ana not given 10 the punhc
The General Term yesterday affirmed the Judgment OF
the Special Term continuing the injunction.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SUPPLEMENT-

the methods of selecting jurors in Federal courts under
various laws since l7s9 aud said the repeas proposed
would not change the manner OF Selections Mr. Eaton
wanted a uniform law that would operate in all states
just ake hat would become Of hs state Rights theory
with snch law
Mr. VOORHEES, Dem. Ind) said he wOuld some
future reply 10 the extraordinary speech OF
Mr.. C0nklng He would now give way 10 Mr.. Kernan.
Mr. HERMAN Dem, n. " replied at considerable
length 20 Mr.. COnking He said New-YOrk had been
msreprcscnted needing outside and TO administer her
internal affairs ana be claimed that the fair election Of
1876 resulted IN a Democratic victory; that New York
always Democratic in fair election because the
Democrats IN majority there. They were beaten
by dissensiOns IN their ranks the last election.
Dir. BLAINE Rep Me said he wished To make a few
remarks on the pending BILL but would not be prepared
10 do 80 before Monday.
With the understanding thar tO-mGrrOw's session
viii be for the consideration OF amendments other than
the political clauses the Seuateat6 y. m.-aO jOuIned
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
THE COURTS.
RECOVERING HYPOTHECATED BONDS.

A decision per curiam was handed down by
the supreme Court. General Term, yesterday IN the SUIT
Of the Grand Rapids Railroad Company against Joshua
c. Sanders Bonds amounting to S4500OOO we're issued
by the company, and the president was authorized to
negotiate their sale He hypothecated $4,000 to the
defendant security for oan and employed King
Sutton Co. to dispose OF the rest When the railroad
brought surrender Of the hypothecated bonds
1t decided tbat Mr.. Sanders delivery of the
bonds. should ne paid full value. but
the amount he paid for them The General Term mas
reversed this decision holding that the DEFENDANT
being bona de holder for value OF negotiable instru
ments. without notice, entitled 20 all the benefits
arising from the purchase"
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
CHICAGO CUSTOM house TRIILS.

Chicago, May 15.-M. l. Holman. of St.
Louis formerly Assistant superintendent OF Construe-
ton on the House. testisd in the conspiracy
trial to-day m 20 the character Of the stone in the build
ng Supervising Architect Potter had. he sad endeay-
ored 10 nave gOOO building and was utterly opposed 10
the HtOue.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
6elp Uauteo.

CALIFORNIA COLONY. .-Wanted-A good
" agent in of1oe OF hs own 70 sell lands ~ niscass
full supplies OF pamphlets &C. given Address q lfoh-
MIA COLONY, 1ribuae Uptown ONCE l,S5o Bf0ddNay'
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
TAMAR INDIEN. UNIVERSALLY PRE-

-CRIBED by the Faculty)-A LAXATIVE refreshing. and
IucdiCate ut OZenge for the immediate relief ana enecu
constipation headache bile hemorrhOds &c Tsnar
unlike pills and the usual Durgayes agreeable 20 take ald
never produces irritation. T.. GkILLON No. ~ Huo Ram
blteau Paris sold by ali ehenStA
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

HOUSEKEEPER.-An engagement wanted
by an experienced housekeeper. c0mpauOl to
invalid would travel win lady Address A. b. 1913 West
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

UOUSEKEEPER.-Th care of a house for
the summer. longer; II years reference nom one
family. who be- Address T. l., Tribune Uptown
office. .23- RroadWay
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

HOUSEKEEPER.-A permanent engagement
wanted by hrstcass hote housekeeper or N TiloWers
ramiv economical: experienced IN SICK
ness city country: reference Address HOI SEX Err
Boy 20 a2 East lIth-st. AdYertlsement Ollcr.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

OUSEWORkER.-By a neat, tidy, intell-
gent young Protestant girl viii De genCr8i useful in
family any capacity do good cOoking and II good
washer roneri viii give best O recommendations wages
moderate. be at No 366 6th ave. near ST. ngso
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

HOUSEWORK.-By a neat. tidy Swedc girl;
will be generally useiu in family in any capacity can
good cooking. and f. washer aud lrOner VIII give
recommendations wages deTale. can De seen ao
No. 2g2 8thavc, near lsths
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

I AUNDRESS.-A respectable girl as laun-
n dress objection the country good city reference.
Call 2O7 West l3tl st.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

GOOD, CAPABLE SERVANTS, as Cooks,
~ seamstesses chdmbermads, waltfesses ladies' maids,
&c waters cOlchmen, grOons, gardeners iaTmluds. Gc,
swedish German French other nations swedish
General gency lOs ZTth-st Russian Baths New
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

E'RENCH NURSE and SEAMSTESS.-By q
young French person nurse 10 growing children and
20 sew can make chidrens clothes excellent references.
Cal att JACQUINs BUREAU, 6O2 6th-ave, near 3jthst
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

1 AUNDRESS.-By a Protestant woman,
Il strscass laundress private family good city ref.
erences no objection country. Address II. b.. Box
1875 Tribune Uptown once LBS Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

" married no family understands his business IN al "a
reference Adj
GARDENER. 6Sl Dehalb ave- Brooklyn.
EOACHMAN and GROOM.-By n sober and
" steady thoroughly competent viii be- useful IA
the house grounds De highly recommended non psse
employer Address CONhLING, Tribune Uptown once, No.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

nRESSA[AKER-An experienced dress-
~ maker who is lr,t-class liter wanis few moro
bv the dav: make chlldrcu- clothes
terms moderate. Address M, Tribune Uptown Orice
l,23S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

CHAMBERMAID, 6Oc.-A young woman as
- chambenaid ami waitress IN aprya1e family good city
rrLa II East3.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

NURSE.-By an experienced Protestant wo-
~ nurse fully competent 20 IaAe entire charge
young children best city references Ca or
aatress u MesI 8htn.st.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
5ltnGtlons Uanteo-M Mdlcs

4 coachmn and grooin private family only is n Amen
Protestant. understands ais Dus
in all us branches honest sober attentive tO Dus.
Thoroughly reliable Of references country
preferred J. c., Box ~ Tribune Uptown once,
l.2.l broadway