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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20
With the Anti-Malaria.

nI10Se Chills and Fever, Dys.
OOss6V pepsia, Liver Com.
plants, Kidney Affections. Neural.
gia, Cons & , u I'll on, y X Hea d..
ache, Female Complaints. Bilious.
ness, PalpitatiOn. and all Malarial
Diseases without medicine. No Dos
ing-no Inconvenience, and positive cure.
Price, including Bottle AntiMalaria, $500.
Sent by mail to any address upon receipt Of
price. Principal Depot, 81 German St.,
BaltO., Md. Sold by Druggists generally.
hard and troublesome to wear.
All of DR.. Flagg's Preparations are sold by
DR. BROOKS Baton Rouge
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

We had the pleasure Of receiving, on
yesterday, the visit of Messrs. Ncol,
Pomeroy and Courier. Mr.. Nicol is a
cultured gentleman and young sugar
planter of vim and foresight. He is
fully up to the necessities of the age in
which we live and is making arrange
ments successfully to carry or the cen
trail ssgar factory plan on the magnif-
cent estate of Messrs. Anger & Nicol,
which is situated just below the line of
this parish, in Ibervlle. Mr.. Nicol in
formed us that he was about to give
sorghum critical test He has kindly
promised to furnish us an account of
his experimentation,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

THE PESITENTIARY LoOMs.-We have
been shown letter from Major S. L..
James, who is now quite sick at Calls
bad, Germany, in which he says that he
has made arrangements with some par
ties to have the cotton Factory started
at the Penitentiary, with hired labor,
this fall. Additional machinery is to be
sent in October, as also new engine.
The Major despite his ill-health, has lost
none of the indomitable energy which
characterizes him. His many friends
here and elsewhere, will, we know. sim
cerely hope that he will return home
soon in the full enjoyment Of his once
great physical strength and health.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

See Mr.. Jadot's call for bids to fur
Dish cord wood for the University.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

See Administrator Hillen's notices.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

Pickles. Sauces, Olives.
Fresh receipts at Family Grocery of
june q. JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20
Tobacco. TObacco.

Picked White Onions.
Small Bottles, Fine Quality, 4 Family Gro
cery0f JOSHUA ZEAL.
, 1881-02-13
SUBURBAN.,

EfANSTDS.
Apropos OF the fact TINT the Board Of Trustees
Will elect President OF the University ut their
meeting III June, it is understood that two
prominent members OF the Faculty anl one Of
the leading members OF the Executive Commit
tee are advocating the Rev. David II. Wheeler,
D. D., editor OF tho Methodist, for the position.
DR.. Wheeler was for number Of years Profess
sor Of English Literature ut The University, and
wns universally esteemed and respected. It
speaks not little for him that, after absence
Of tye years, IFS former coaborers ure now
Wanting to see him placed at The hcad OF tho
University.
The Nval Club will meet to consider plans for
a building Tuesday evening
The Adelphic orAtorical contest for the Dur
roon prize OF SO will take plnee Monday oven
Thc February meeting Of the Philosophical
Association will he held Tomorrow evening in
the Pubic Library roolns, when Mr. 4. uesler
vii! read pager on tho History Of paotogr,-
ply ana it5 application to the arts aud sciences,
upl its Social illtiueuce.
Tomorrow evening liue musical entertain
menr will 10 given III the Congregations Church
Tor the benefit OF tho CHURCH fund. Mr.. George
SOFT, nnd Mr. Lewes, the vlolinlst, Of Chlcaxo,
will take part i'll tho prograth, und Aisss Muria
T. Bruce, lustructor:i ia etocuu on In Vassur Col
1esse, will give some select rendugs.
The Rev. j. ". Pa1.en Will prcHch this 1uoru-
ing md evening iu tho Methodist Church..
Ihe Rev. George e. Noyc5. D. D., will preach
this morning and evening In the Presbyterian
Church.
The Rev George T. Pierce will conduct the
ing anu evening. The ordinance OF baptism will
follow tho evening service.
The Rev. A. J. Scott will preach this morning
and & evSnlng ; IN the GoneTekstionai , pulpit:
services fu st. Marks Episcopal Church this
morning and evening.
, 1881-02-13

The Candidates for tho Principal Or
flces aud Fiacir Chances OF Success.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 10.-The municipal
elections will take place throughout Pennsyl-
yania on Tuesday next, Feb. Is. The town.
ships, borougls, and cities all elect their otli-
GERS, and in the cities the interest is greater
than usual, because the terms OF the Mayors
expire anu new ones are to be chosen. Thisis
the case in Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Allie
gheny City, Harrisburg, Reading, Chester,
officers are to he elected the Mayor, Solicitor,
and Receiver OF Taxes,-an besides, nine
members OF Select Council, forty-eight mem
bers of Common Council, and Il large part Of
The the Boards 2 Of Directors; The contest for
rnsa tS ref bee Gene5s bsng oesS agv is n no" o| %
dates for each III the field. Mayor
Stokley IS renolninated by the Republicans.
He has already served three terms OF three
years each, and this fact is in pnrt II help and
head to the Police Department. and the
farce" was never, on the whole, so capable
and efficient us now. Ills courageous con-
duct when the riots of 1877 threatened to
spread into this city is especially reme,l-
bered to his credit. He will owe his reclec-
and to the general dread all good citizens
have of q Democratic pOlce force, the re-
ncnbrance of which, as it existed under the
last Mayor Of that party, Mr.. Fux, being alto
ge:her unsavory. But, at the same time, a
Mayor who has served three terms has ncc-
essarily exhausted the patience of other as
pirants for the place, has made enemies Of
hundreds Of dismissed policemen, and Of
fends now against that .unwritten out we'll
defined rule Of :sturn about'' which lies
deep in the heart Of the American voter.
Mr. Stokley is opposed BY a Democrat, Mr..
Samuel G. King, q fair man, as Democrats
20, and to whose support some prominent
Republican citizens--thoug|ln not many active
in poIitics-hnye been drawn
, 1881-02-13
MIR. STOREY PAYS.

nEM1S1sCESCE OF BARNEY CAULE1EI4p.
Mention was made IN yesterdays TiInuSE
thnt judgment for 8.9ss had been obtained the
day before In tho United States District Court
by Francis 3. Cooley, formerly Of this city, and
now resident Ut Connecticut, against Wilbur
F. Storey, the solo and only proprietor Of the
pneumatic elastic. The Judgment was not In
the nature Of damages. 1t WAS Il suit On prom-
issory note, Of which the following IS copy:
"CHcAGo, Aprl! ~, 1s.S,-Two years after
tlutc pru.nise 10 pay to the order Of the Mcr-
chants Savings, Loan s. Trust Company two
thousand nine hundred and cighty-one dOilArs.
payable ut their bank, Chicago. with interest ut
per cent per auuuu,. puyable annually. Value
received. ". r. SrOnEY~'
= The note bears the following Endorsement:
Pay to the order Ut Francis B, Cooley. and
we hereby guarantee the payment thereof.
HENRY E. LOWE. Cushier."
After the suit was entered Mr. Surrey, through
his counsel, Mr.. 4. S. Truue, liled The customary
plea Of good defense, In accordance Will tho
1nusty rules Of practice under tho common law
OF Eugluud some three Or four hundred years
ago; tut when the case Whs c..lletl for trial he
put In no appearance, and Judgment WIS reu-
dered In default.
MIR. Storey WIS asunfortunate enough, some seven
ur eight years ago, TO be tin indurser for Il. Il.
Caulheld. now 0f LeY1yilIe OF Dcadwoo1, to the
extent III sOtne $l5, ,N, anu on his failure to pay
recourse was hud OH Mr. Storey. The note above
mentioned wus one Of three whicn ho t,uve in
settlement OF tho debt. aud for WHICH liz will
have j lasting remembrance Of Dir. Cuulheld.
, 1881-02-13

poSD-1n this c,,r. Feb, ~ Mary t.. be]o7ed wife
Of T. ond ind di darher n Of l Ind Ifs Sotse rsen
The reuaain: arc plhced In vault ut Rosehll Gene
tery:
11t.hr1. ~. viii axe p1nce from So. 3t W. ves; Wash.
inEt.,u It, to-da7 sunday Ut O'Clock D. n Inter
n1t e Ssesr5 Fr'snss "is
Of Edward {; and Carrie G. comstoc3. uxed yenrs
slD]yEIITta r,,o,rr,rr or tna 3e.h Ina, 1rrn n
vile Ut james T. Sldwcll nxed II yenrs Also u few
,ou ate!, William ia lph OF Janies r ind Jull
Func.nl Of both viii be held ut Michigan Avenue 81
Nonday. at l:l0 p. u.
sns sn oaest s"a a? waP aod ay
fft1,y{,EY-f-eh u John Crowley aced z vears
,cr MnndH5 nv il ocint ~ m to th1Fch 81 tic Iiniv
Name thence BY carriages to Culyury Cemetery.
friends Invited 10 attend
,rEM1ItEah - ~ orra,no1,. 1onca o,Sent nocd
n ya11s ~ ~ q ''9po'''' '"AA'' 'so0
Funcral from bis lato residence. corner Gurley and
cn"ss tsnce "ea2 ;, eilnses j: SO tavary e
ton E1a?k 4 Il Ash'e3 'sscd \ ysnTs, so
fnhefal from hl5 Iatc fe-lueHce. s5y A4op:su-st
tGo us famiiy ii - nTe i iassiea Cd Is 1; S,tend
t.II.MhN-1tt her festddnce T. NgFtH Ieosfa-s-;
Il years va months.
'hvnsu ',.ssi, 10 % attend =, ,..-,n
k1MHALlt-~At Denver, Colo.. Jns u, Charles =.
hi1ina , ot ,cohsamptaon: ,o,o md d,o.,+os ~
hS2s ceme,ey %s:' 'F0osn' nero anu
his residence Is ssae-st s; Feb ID r.
amts M 2, 9!opIy r. nGG years ana
funeral ~! nks plnee .o,!a5 Y e goeek p r. to
It. Josepa Clurch thence TO s. honl1aee cemetery
n the 2th ins l. e ts 81 year OF bis
afo; ~ Eusu:npuon. t ltcnn.u L. ono4fes .1o
~ =. 1Tt ~ uis tnto H. aeoA o1ou
, 1881-02-13

them out, and badly broke up the cutter tney
were In. The expense Of repairing the cn5ter
s and the coms9"oep sa n fa'!sq Mr se1ton
however. told him that he might whistle 1or re
sane. md therefore tha Commissioner had TO
fore m not tho pleasautest Of feelings exist BE- e.
tween the twain, though the Commissioner
afIirns that even this incident has 10 iuauence'
over bis voting.
uurr AND oSE1L HAVE MATINEE.
n&eYycsterduy In tho Board-room. The audi
enoe was not large. but what was lack
The seiectness. and appreeat;ive9aesss5, 81 o.
the auditors. The principal parts ,a MerS en- en-,
acted by Commissioners HUT and ONeil, VINO
manner. 1t was row over the Court House
roof O'Neil took exception to the acuon Of the
other members OF the Commlttee. he haa 9een 3s1,
the matter, aud report as to whetberlt were
best to place temporary roor over the stair
ways Or 70 hnve the 20 on hI ana pot o
ef'o'pR ef eho committeo, lite; Including cobuTn:
apo he bone
Of contention. The Celtic blood IN tho robust ;
franc Of the 1rish-Ameriean rose to boiling
arx,se to the importance of tho situation and eu-
phasizcd his part With ull tho dramatic power
and fervor Of Tom kecne. Louie HUT spoke
lis lines with powerful effect, but did not follow
Humet's advice, in thnt he sawed the air too
much. 1t was warm scene for u few uaon1ents.
and when the climax was reached both
actors wero somewhat nervous, caused by the
very intensity OF tho situation All the play
lacked WIS combat scene to render It more
ciifyinx to tue audience Some OF the dramatic
action Indicated that such scene WIS to cnsuc,
but IL did not, and the audience was forced to
forcgo that common luale Tho piece mag be
repeated Tomorrow afternoon ut tho same
house. Commissioners Wood and Knopf as
sumed tho n,iuor parts in their usual palnstAk-
ing n1ld conscientious 1nMurer, and SHUT tho door
to keep cut the nun-payins crowd.
, 1881-02-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

Johnny came home from school the other
day very much excited. what 90 you
think, pa, Joe Steward. one Of the Dig ooys,
had all argument with the teacher about o
question In grammar?' "What position did
Joe take 2' "HlS last position was across
chair, with his face down."
Businessmen who like a good, clean, tasty
noon lunch will find no better place than the
Commoll-Sense Eunch-R0om. corner or State
and Randolph streets, under Central MUSIC
Hail Building. %
The New I ork Sur, hasdiscovereu the man
who makes jeWsharps. This gives hope tnat
the manufacturer of lland-organs VIII YET De
ferreted out anu made to sutler his deserts.
The best place to ret boys for office work is
at Il. g. Bryant's Chicago Business College.
There are many excellent writer's now ready
for work.
There are X, 900 more men than women in
Texas, and about that many more women
than men in Massachusetts,. II some Little
Buttercup were to mix these TWO states up
nobody would complain.
4 rare consignment Of antiquities IN snnf-
ters. candlestteks, sabres, etc., VIII Pc & ex.
hibitel ncxt Tuesday at J. S. Bast's, 2i3
North Clark street.
Statistics show that only one man out OF
twenty pays bill on sight. Even 1t tney
have the caslr in their pockets, "Call asain" "
is 4 national WatchwOrd.
Highland and. French ranges, Vienna and
National coffee pots, carpet-sweepsrs, and
soup dlgesters. Harbesou, S. North Clark
street.
The only curious thing about seventeen
year l0custs is that they turn up every three
or four years.
: valentines OF all descriptions at your own
price tomorrow at Stott's, .22.4 State street,
It has leaked ont that the real reason why
tho widow Of Ole Bull refused to marry
'DIorl1sterne Bjornson is that she broke three
Ut her teeth trying to pronounce his lame.
, 1881-02-13

Dr.. D'Unger, discoyerer Of the cinchona
cure, cures all cases. lie is at the Palmer
House. his third year. All slaves to alcohol
invited to call.
, 1881-02-13

What nil say must be true. The universal
verdict IS tbGt the new No. is the simplest aud
most durable sewin9-maehine- Wheeler s. Viii
son. Manufacturing Company, No. la5 state
Street
, 1881-02-13

Terrible Loss OF Life.
Millions Of rats. mice, cats, bed-bugs, ronchcs
lose thetr lives by collision with though On Rats.
Sold by druggists. 15c buSes.
, 1881-02-13
We recommend Eldredge gesewlng-machine!

). Buck T. Rnyner's "Nfars Cologne Is q. per-
fume OF conspicuous excellence.
, 1881-02-13

Finest teeth s.. Filling half price. Cum
mins' Dental Co, 70 State, corner Raadplph.
, 1881-02-13

per cent commissions on Vii taxes collected
favorable progress III the collection OF tho taxes,
excepting some Of the National banks
\ GOOD YEARS WORK.
An examination Of tho records Of the Illinois
Humane Society shows thar during tho past year
It's agents have investigated over 1,:u com
plants Of ADJUST of animals or children. have
prosecuted s31 cases III the courts, and obtained
Rbled horses to I've laid By from work: have shot
aeveuty disabled or abandoned horses and res
cued over ninety children from the control OF
them in the legal control Of the Charitable insti-
tus'ons OF the city, or In homes In families. be-
stdes doing large amount Of otherworS in the
Tay Of advice and admontdons topartics where,
through lack OF Judgment or ignorance,
they were misuslng either animals or
fndsen but without .,s erimlns! intent.
ber of agents employed I'll the city has never
exceeded TWO, and for ): part Of the time the Ell
% sone ~of + is THs % BY
neyofent work in the city an equal umount Of
work can be shown with SO small d working
Society aus nu importan, Held in the benevolent
undertakes the work Of rescuing children from
guardians and it has By its work In The past de-
served the hearty support and cooperation of
our citizens. 1t especially: desires the lat:
of craety. epnse or !epoe4 eifiaal Ill nesses sases
coming 10 the notice Of auy citizen
cases Of desttuttou requiring simply rplIef
should be referred to the Relief s. Aid Society
or the County Agent, 1ustead Of to the Humaup
Society, as IS frequently done. as it is not the
purpose Of the Society to engage In any work
already provided for by existing ORGANIZATIONS
but rather to cooperate with and supplement
their work. Complaints; Of abuse or neglect
Of either children or animals can be sent by
telephone. the Society having both the Edison
and Bell In It's Office at No. 128 Washington Street.
AFTER JARRErr's ASSETS
Mr.. Graham. the rew School Treasurer Of
aTde Park and Lake. acted promptly On the In
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With Clerks and shsrif-s fscs, added
LICENSES TO RETAILERS or spiRITUoUs
OR VERnEsTED LIouoUs OR LAGER
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LICENSE TO ORDIgARIEs AND TAVERN
KEEPERS.

The iicFnse 10 ordinariea and tAvern-kecpsrs
10 s.li Hpirifuonn % iermented liquors or lager
beer, IN quantities lsEa than plni, At one time,
are a. follows Provided, that the applicant shall
frat be recommended to che CLERK By two res-
pcctabe greeholders u his immediate vicinity,
shall make oath before said Clerk that be has
bona iide laad without intending 10 eyade The
requirements u this aFticlel provided ahd en-
poets TO maintain ak good beds with sufficient
covering thercior--snd THREE rooms more thaa
sufficient for the private uses 81 said ordinary
keeper, with SlAbling and proysuder for Eve
horses At lsast; and II said applicant resides 10
The City Of Baltimore, that he eEpsgis to mai n
taia twelve coed beds with covering a. Sfofs-
said and siI rooms.
Tbs said applicant 10 also 70 make oath before
the Clerk a. TO rAts ofrsnt or annual value d
the house AT or 10 which the business 10 be Au.
,huriEe BY the license MAY be doRs, or Intended
70 be done.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Orphans OsnrtofSt. Mary 'GCounty, Set
Feb. ~, 1881.
- RDERBD by the Court, Thst George T.
- FIatehins aud Thomas II. Bond, Admins
traitors Of
LUKE W. d. HUTCHINs,
eof 81. Mary 'seonnty, Maryland deceased
give thsnotice required By law TO thsdses sd 9
creditors to exhibit their claims aud that tho
same be published once week fors ixauceessiv 9
wesksin the st. Mary sBEAooS
Test: JoHE Is. ABRLL.
Registered Wills for ST. Mary's county
NOTICE
In Pursuance Of the above order, We hereby
notice that We have obtained from the Or
phAns' Court DIST. Mary's county, Maryland
letters Of administration on She personalestais
of Luke W. y. HutchinB, late sisAid county,
deceased. All persons having claims against
thesaid deceased are hereby aotihed 10 eKhib-
II the same with the proper vouchersattaehsd
thereto to the subtcribers, Ga or befors the
ard lay OF Ssptenihtr 5sl, they will other
wise by law be excluded from the beneftsoi
hesAid estate. All persons | nisbtsd tothe
deceased arercquestsdt to max si mmsdlAtspAy-
men ttothesubscribeu
GEORGE r. HUTCHINS,
TliOS. H. BOND,
Administrators
March 3, lssl--0w.
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Saint Harry. county to rid

Oa this - day Of 1891, before
the subscriber, = Justice Of the Pease u The
State Of Maryland, In and for said county, per.
sonAlly appeared ------ and declared that he
intends TO apply for traders lcense. under the
sud section Of the act Of January Session, Is5a,
70 the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Saint Ma
Fy'a county, and made oath that the amount Of
the stock Of goods, generally Kept on hand by
him los BY ne concern IN rAiek.As "a Engaged, 10
ease Il hs partnership, at the principal soason
Of sale, Tor II the applicant has not previously
engaged In such trade, hof As amount of he
'teet q goois EAieA Ia szPoets 20 Keep, &C., does
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Before the ist day ofRRay.
1891,
1881.

under the penalties prescribed ~ said lawsfor
the infracsion thereof
Those interested are notified Of the following
requirements Of the License Law:
TRADERS LICENSE.
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III HVt tAtt0I y
Sworn before

iftbe oath be administered before Justice Of
the Peace out Of the county In which the april
cation is made, there must be attached the Ger.
tiheate u the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of the
eounty In which the Justice resides.
Persons may sell salt 10 cure hsh la March,
April aud May without license.
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The amount 70 be paid BY traders for license
[ the amount Of stock at the principal season OF
sale 70 be given under oath) IL Is fellows: II
Ihe applicants stock 10 trade does not exceed
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PaV.PaW Fields or Yellow Bank,
23o acres, more or less.

The above land will be sold subject to the
Dover interest Of Mrs Serena SAnner, UidoH Of
the late A bel SHnncr.
This estate is centrally aud conveniently loca-
ted within an hAlf-mile Of old 81. Mary'H City,
with frontage on the classic 81. Mary's river
oil more than that distance, with depth Of wa
ter accessible TO vessels Of large tonnage.
The beautiful emineaces overlooking the fiv
sr and gradually sloping 10 the water front
coupled with the fact that large portion of the
land Is covered with Oak, Chestnut, Pine and
other timber Of superior quality, renders il very
desirable As well as valuable
The line Of the Southern Maryland Railroad
which passes through the entire length Of the
property near the river shore particularly COM
mtnds il as the most eligible point Oh the river
for oyster packing or other business establish
ments as well as pleasant residences. Posses
sion given Immediately
THE TERMS or THE DECREE,
are :--0ns-third OF the purchase money to be
paid in cash on the day ofsale aud the Tes-
idue 10 equal installments at one and two
years from the day Of SALE or the whole Of the
purchase money Ia cash At the option Of the pur.
chaser, the deferred payments TO bear interest
from the day Of sale, and to he secured by the
bonds or notes of the purchaser, with surety or
sureties 10 be approved by The Trustee.
H. HARRIS CAVALIER,
Trustee.
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With UIeFk . and 5hsriifa iecs, Addsd /.

The applicant must either make cath, ~ here
the county where he is engaged in business, Of
the amount OF goods kept on hand at the prin-
cipAl season Of sale; or The oath may be Admia-
istered By Justice Of the Peace, when the per-
son wanting the license applies through an
agent II the latter course be adopted, The fol-
lowing form will bo deemed sufficient compli-
Anee with the act
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II lhs ,alu. oflheir stock ia trads BE-

Nolieenss shall be granted TO sell spirituous
orhrnsntsd liquors or lager beer in quantities
not less than pint for the SOM Of eighiesa Aoi.
larssnd sixty rents, unless the psrsoa applying
therefore shall also obtain license 10 sell goods
ehatsissi wares aud merchandise, paying there
fore the sum herein before prescribed according
TO the amount OF his stock In trade
Females vending Millinery and other sna al ar
ticlsH, whose stock 10 trade Is not over $500 pay
license OF IS only; bat Hovsr that amount,
they are required 10 pay the same license As 9th
er psrsons-oath to be taken as to amount u
stock At principal ssason OF the year.
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5Es TO OWNERS OR KEEPERS on
STATIONS oRJACKs.

The owner orKsaper Of Tery Stallion or Jack
shall before being permitted TO stand or station
such ANIMAL pay to the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
Of some one Of the counties In this State he high
eel SUN which he Intends to ask or receive for
the season Of oae mare; and the receipt OF the
said Clerk, with the seal Of his court attached
thereto for said sum, shall be the license for sta
tioning or standing such Stallion or Jack for enc
year from the date thereof, provided, that in no
case shall the sum directed 10 be paid by this
section for such license be less than ten dollars
and that every Stallion or Jack, upon which the
said tax is paid, shall be exempt frsm all other
State tax.
An owner or keeper standing or stasionins any
Stallion or Jack without licsnse, shall forfeit
or pay twice the sum authorized and required TO
be paid in the last preceding section, one-hAlf
70 the State and the other half to the informer.
WIN. Y. FORD,
Sheriff Of S.. Mary county.
March 81. 1ssl--td.