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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-29

052e 22s pkgs Pnrsnry II as2c: 2n7i Tkgs Japan
l2a27 " AGO pkgs Japan Basket Fired 10 ie i %
pkgs India Il sd2sc; sl7 pkgs formosa Ooons IV@lV"
5u5 pigs AWov Oolong II dlsLc. -, an,
T0BACCO-Kentucky quiet unchanged. Seed Leaf s'll
quet sales 100 cases Pennsylvania 69aSOc ~. cas-
1880 state, aisc cases. 1880 Nrwkngland Ippeis
ta3Jc. 100 cases ls-O, Ohio private TERMS IVV oAseS
lssO. Wisconsin. Havana seed. loa l2c. ,.,-,,. q,
WOOL-rhe here IL weak ana uhtni-tNayy ~
buyers favor. The saios continue small and OF "
and holders an anxiety convert all old -tOcA no
cash the spring clips from Iexs' AMI aiuna 80
rves Manufacturers cannot be hurried anu tho 80
need Prices In Francizco AMI texas SRI
he'd above views. snc consequently hitir ma I
done n Unwaahed Ohio sc; = Jsilca
spring California 2Jd26iqc; 10000 fal 40, - -
l. 600 n coined do bsc.. I2OOOu n Fal Texas l-I.
10 goo n Coarse 40 IGa ne 900 Secured do % G5Se
90 bags -uper Pulled jsc; rs bags " ashed do, 4tc.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON April 2s-12.3O .. m.-Ccnsols lOlTLs for h..
money and he account bonds. extended hvs per cent.
80 Atlantic AMI Great WessIn rst mort trustees 80
LhcAies ~ second I5s4 NesJersey Cen al
S.lc ~ Erie, 81 DO. second cOnsols 80 New. orr
Sehual 45OA2i Pennsyv ania Central HEADING 2gs
eD"aukoe and 81 PAU cOuLnOn. 10 -
C1NDvh AprL Z5-3Op o. m.-Paris Quota fhre,
W cen fSnJes Al 30 rtacs IN the accoup
,asoADoh Apr1 Zt-sO0 p m.-ConsOls lUI !. for both
.st ana Tie ACCOUNT Erie second c0nsOs go New YorF
Jus ATLANTIC and Great esirrn second mortgage
go, eIthcAes lbl Illinois Central 1879: PennsV
teAuAl, oz42 New YORK Onfars Western no.
ADfli - m.-PaTis adYlce- 0uOie tnree Ger
H. aeh'oH al IS francs So centfnes for The account
baLA4 5' ApfA 2S-5sOO D. nl.-Excnaage oa ionnon "a
@~les 10 cenLnes ioI cheek - -'H 80
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rrvFrp0OT AOrl 2S-2 %. rn.-P0rk-Prne Moss Eastern
sraiv 40 10 Western af 81. btcuul lmD rand
cut nruer 3d.. short un hrner 40 3d.; L"g clear
nrrner a Ig short irmrr 81. Hans-i0nR Cut
tIu N 81 shoulders rmer 35 Bccf-luca Mess firm
al Mess duh at lis. Primo Mess lul ~ liT
p-lr,a IA .-f.ru .teldy AZ Sd. Iall0H-PuInt dun
a. 49, Turp,ntnc-~p4rts. ulmer 40 as. Io,in-tlne dh
at "a. Common eteliy al 6. fnee-r-A ucucau tlote
dull a. on here. Flour yta state steady
Whea;-No 4 White steady tl iU &c., NJ. -rrIu.,
,rc.dv al 100. Winter Nrw Western. STEADY at lO ~.
l,,rt-s lyes urmer 90 I'D 81 Cd for ola.
IIyEspOol- ApuI .-j T.. m troriron--t hcsc ~ per
cwt. for lraac- hmrrcan LlIl. ~. PCT c"1
Tor American Produce-ralOw. 40 per cwt Henncd
Petroleum 6-sG1 I'd per gallon.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA April 2s.-susar-Narket qniet and nominal !:
No,.-.- polarization 40l = reals gold per
,rro ,fuscovado Common TO FAIR 74G- reals Centuiu-
gal ~ to tt polarization boxes and hhds 3c1"'i
arrrJne warehouse 40 Havana ana
Natanzas. At boxes u>lOu bags, and ltliuD nhn-
r-feufs during 5000 49, bags, and
10 hhds: during the week 1000 boxes anu t0
hils including "a 10 hhds 10 che Jned ~tatrs spanish
golq 72a. Exchangc tending upward the ted states
so DAYS gold la1 premium DO snort sleh 't1r~ pre-
mimi. London loGlsi4 premium. OIL Pans 3's~o'a
premium
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finannal.
DICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMI-
IL NAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

As under the rule OF the NewYork stock Exchange TO
curing thirty days notice the new STOCK prop 20 De Ia
the circular OF April viii not DE gooo delivery
before the 9TH day Of May the Board OF Directors at ne re-
books unit that date The books Of the Company wiz &C
coriingly be closed AZ the 9th day OF May oo<
at 10 the ! tn day " NAY All STOCK
holders Of record 80 the closing Of the books wi De
subscribe the stock to the extent OF double er
holding, S25 share under the same terms A. SET
In The crcular OF April = except mat lhe payments WIN
night Of anticipating will be as follows 49, 800
50 per share or before the llth day Of Ma7 ISL
s. per share before the nth day " ghe Is7-
a. per share before the llth day OF July leez
- share before the llth day Of August SZ
before the llh day OF september 1867
For further particulars circular which can DO hd on
application ~ Tho Oce VI the Company room 100 OtA-
way New. YORK WILLIAM r. TRIGI
General Agent.
Nav York Apr,1Q
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THE NORTH RIVE CONSTRUCTION COpASY.l
PRESIDENTS OFFlCE.
NEw. 0gX. April -, 1881
TUE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE NORTH
4 RIVER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY are hereby
notified thar further inaimen u 10 tenl per cent On
respective been duly called By the Board Of
Directors payable the cOmpany's Oce No ID BrOacst
Mills Building Aew.York CITY wednesday May 10,
lnSI.
The transfer books Will De closed from this date unt tho
Eff WISsLCW,
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-29

The above bonds are part Of author Issue Of
ssOO0UO0 10y First Mortgage OF tue Railway roll
inc.tock and one Graut Of The Newly rk
Texas ami Mexican Railway Company executed TO the
FAHsfrRs' LOAN and TRUST CONT Any as TRUSTEES.
This .mpo taut line OF railway $50 miles IN length com
mencng at Rosenberg Richmond and termin
ating no Brownsville I'm Texas viii be entitled under us
LAND GRANT from the OF Texas 10 3.5SiOO0 acres
Of land upon completion OF its road Of this oneha OF
acres equal per mile covered by
the mortgage through the richest part Of
point Of intersection with ve ~ the principal
lines OF the sate and with the existing main line to New
York
The total bonded the COMPANY when the whole au-
thorz,d issue complete viii be only go $50 mile and
the total Interest whole ss0ooOo0 Bonds VIII amount
10 Only per while tho estimated net earnings
Of tie completed road based tho earnings OF other rDas
in the same state viii certainly this amount by over
90 per cent
The first section Of the road 81 miles A. length opened
January last and the second and urd sections
aggrepatug 81 miles, opened by the end OF May l,o2
The present Bonds Will therefore be secured Dy
con eted road neary miles length and by the maize
rial on hand for further construction valued At S7j0po
subscriptions Will e opened simultaneously In Ne"-forA
ami London on the 24tl OF April and closed April 30.
Subscriptions will De received by the
undersigned at PER- CENT, payable
in instaImenfs, a. follows:
> per cent Oh application.
10 allotment.
~ 3Oth Way.
81 3Oth -sane.
ED 3Oth bniy.
or AZ the option Of the subscriber payment allo
ment
Interest per annum VIII commence April l9s2
on bonds which are paid fu allotment and from aate OF
payment Of each those which paid by In
stsuments
For further information maps prospec uses etc. apply TO
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
20 EXCHANGE PLACE
AGENCY OF NEVADA BANK
OF SAN FRANCISCO,
62 WALL STREET.
Or Massrs. WISE SONS & BR0UN
WALL STREET.
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NRw YORK. April II. 1882.
ELECTION for thirteen
inspectors 0f Election for the safe
YORK. for the ensuing year, Will be-
npany on Monday. May :, 1852.
clock noon aud 2 o'clock p. IN.
closed IN the SOth day OF April
10Th day OF May following By
aEOL1IE IL. NQAA- s1Hnt-Ary.
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The following shows the Imports Of dr., nod. ~.
The Port Of NewYork for the week enJ soo 9s a.
=, and since the beginning of the year ~ eaIn-
Pa-eu Win 'ne o4IesioA1AAs PERIODS ot previous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-29

OFFcE OF me BIC SAN JUAS MINING AND MuLrSG co.,
I6 EXCHANGE PLACE,
NEw-HOKK, Aprll p, ISL =
rJ'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stOckhold-
OF the pig Guan Mining and Milling Compc-y.
election directors viii be held AZ The ONCE u
the company No 10 Exchangepaee New YORK Clty on
Poll VIII opened O'Clock n, and remain open two
hOurA ~
Is prOx. W ol7spN, secretary
tpHF CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF
4 NEVILLE RsEy-The annual NEE ing Of the stock
holders Of the CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY % New-
Jersey election OF nine Directors Will be held on FL
OF May, 1882 al az the ONCE OF TIE
company al Jersey City. -. ~,
notice under the provisions OF the 'tnte oi
NewIersev -uch made and provided BY the Cncer
stockholders OF the said company The ordinary Dnce
OF the time ard place OF holding the said meeting not t1g
given and The directors OF TIE company having Icscu
Ac ~ the premises.
New-York. Apru -, 1882.
GROEsBFt1k q SCHLEY. COILS. DAVIS q LEVY.
NERMILIE 81 co. sPi.NCttt, TRASH q 90. -
j.. O.. KNIGHT HOICHhISs, BChNhAM
-T0TT q g co
HoOMfY W r HATCH & son.
TA- STOTT MARX z co.
W n. STEVENSON. LEOPOLD CAIN q CO.
A.. NJ. kIDDEIt q co. Il. KEN \ tD1 & 90
Moody MCCLELLAN & CO. ALBERT PUTNAM.
JOHN a. DAVIS & co. W. F. Proc tot
KENNEDY. II DICKINSON GEO r. MCKENZIE.
~ co. ALEX. F. -rEhLING
EDWARD CLARE and others.
WIN. L. ELLIS,
~ tAlEMBER I, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
-TcCE BROKER,
"a BhOAD-or. y. Y.
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NRw-YoRE April 2srhe following are the total net re-
ccpta the below mrnt Oned ports since ScDtem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-29

THE ANNUAL
Il Directors ana three ]
Deposit Company OF New
held al the Office Of the cor
between the lOuTs OF 2 o
The trmsfer books VII be
inst, ana opened on the
CrleT
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The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-Oay we've 40 follows
Receipts Shipments.
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V'HE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT CO.,
CAPITAL, fouOOOO
SIX PER CENT COUPON BOND- payable quarterly
posi- MARTIN & CO.. 81 Pin E-sI
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CINCINNATI HAMILTON AND DAYTON r. K. coz
CINCINNATI. April "a l172
CINKING FUND PkOPO> ALS.--PrOpOsals are
- invited Is Inclusive for either the FIRST
or CONSOLIDATED MOHTGA1 BONDS ms 0npany
IN which invest It's sinking Fund % the amount p "cn5
Thousand $4,000 Dollars Address Cl NCINNAIl,O
l. II. SHORT,
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WABASH, 81. LOUIS AND PACTII
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The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts shipments.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-05-05
aIelsslia- the Roads.

Our road supervisors have commenced
mending our public roads, and these over
which we have travelled, where they have been
at work, We no,ce ale being patched in the
same old slip-sh ID manner, that is, by throw
ing the losse dirt from the banks into the
holes We should suppose that the experience
of last winter would have amply proven that
this will not answer. Too much dirt throwing
on the roads ought not to be done. The money
levied for road purposes, except enough %
should be speat in stoning the most travelled
thoroug hfares in different sections of the county.
A few miles of road each year put in complete
order in this way will have permanent value
expensive TO keep in repair for an ordinary
lifetime. If begun at once and judiciously and
vigo ousl, prosecuted, il viii be but short
time before the chief roads Of the county will
be in good order, and the grumbl;ng We hear
on all sides will cease There is no money
the taxpayers more cheerfully spend than in
the improvement of the public roads when
they know it is spent judicIouslv. They only
see their hard earnings squande-ed in dirt
throwing that has to be repeated with each rain
and change Of season. We feel it but Just to
stats. however, that The work recently done by
10 be an exception 10 this rule.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-05-05
In the Wliolc History of
Medicine

No preparation has ever performed such
marvellous cures, or maintained 50
wide \ reputation, a AYERS CuERET
PICTORIAL, which i recognized a tie
worlds remedy Tor all diseases OF IL,
throat aud lungs. Its hong continued
sricS Of wonderful cures IN all eli
mates has made II universally known
as a safe and reliable agent To employ.
Against ordinary colds. which are ,he
forerunucrs Of more serious disorders,
il acts speedily and surely. always r.
l3eving suffering, AMI often saving life.
The protection it affords, by its timely
use in throat aud chest disorders.
makes il an invaluable remedy - be
kept always on hand III every homr.
No person can afford to be without II.
and those who have once used 1t never
will. From their knowledge or is
composition and operation, physicians
use the CHERRY PECroRkL extensively
in their practice, and clcrsymcn rccoGs
mend il. II i absolutely certain IN
its healing effects, and will alw, ;,
cure where cures are possible.
For sale by all druggists.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-05-05
Local Brevilies.

/ May ao,.rs
Wheat is growing very fue'y.
u;,, ;,,a,s an go. L. a, ~.
soL n,r i,rs :; ,,;.;,.,;
|
'"' ""' Ina pan """
'"'n P''"'i'9 . u ''e I" Pi"'! Pu'"eu
e." '"h'p'e'''h'
MIR ). l. Hamilton, We are glad to say,
Is again out; having recovered rom l.is re,
II '''
lie last month With the mystic = is
gone, aud hHsteIs are how forbidden
luxury.
Considerable ost Tell on Tuesday NIGHT,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-05-05
ID ain OF Nj ~ Helen II. Turner.

After brief illness, at home in Brandy
wine District, on Wednesday the 10Th instant,
diel of pneumonia, Helen r. Turner, second
lighter of Thomas J. and Mal,ina Turner
In the demise Of this estimabe young lady our
community will be plunged in grief, as here in
cur village the most Of her life has been passed,
and whore she was respected and loved by all,
on account OF her many rare accomplishments,
her generous disposition, and her genial ma
ture. Just having attained to that age when
the sweet and jnyous charms of youth are
merged into The maturer estate of woman, and
when the promise of long and useful life was
opening up to herself and family. to he stricken
down, and to lie the victim of the fell destI oy-
er, under such circumstances is peculiarly sad
Miss Turner was yo;.ng lady of rich mental
attain l. nts which had cen carfuly cultivated
at thu hands Of experienced teachers, and thus
equipped she gave rich expectation OF winning
the h nors of life.-Prince Georyi ian.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-05-05
Exodus of CoIored LabOrers.

The Prince Georges papers Of last week
complained that a number of colored laoorers
had eft their agricultural employers in that
county, and gone TO work on railroad in the
State of New York, leaving some farmers With
ont field hand. We have heard similar
complaints from the eastern section of our
county. 1t appears that the same movement
was also made last summer to some extent
These men 20 away during the summer
months, while their labor is desirable, and seek
work upon railroad construction, but take good
care to come back in the fail TO winter and
vote in Charles county. The growing ius'a-
liity and uncer tain'y of negro aborers for
farming purposes seems to be gradually open
ing the eyes of the reop!t 10 tie importance Of
subaivIdinc.Iarce farms, and eklng 10 secure d
class Of agricultural laborers who will enter
into biudi con rtcis for years work. All
this can lie ecur,d hy investing few dollar,
N the immigration Soriety.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-05-05
i.una!icO ihGGi- endo.

A jury of inquest, to inquire into the con-
dtiou o Baxter, of whom we spoke last week
as being COMMITTED TO Jail lunatic WAS
impaoelled on Satu tday last I'D the case tried
by Chief Judge Stone. The following are the
jury:
Charles f Harmon, JF. s. Middleton,
Geo. A. Wade, X, l.. MGrdock,
Uriah Bowie, B. L. heeier,
J r hewitt, i L. Burch,
W. J. Norris, ". J. Horseman,
B. F. Burch, j. 7. Gibbons.
After hearing the evidence submitted they
returned the verdict that the man lunatic
and pauper, and he committed TO an
asl lum al The expense of the county,
The case Of Earnest Ede.en, committed some
weeks ago, from Newport on the same ground,
niS,;s also tried by the same jury and the same
leRdict rendered. HE sheriff expects to carr,
them on in the course of this week.
On Thursday of last week Baxter was re
moved from the jail building 10 the unoccupi
ed house Of Dr. Wilmer, in the upper part o
the town, and Joseph Murray engaged as hi
keeper. Since his removal he has became very
tractible and all Of his former violent parox
ysms have entirely disappeared The expo ns
o: his removal and keeping Was borne by
L. Allist Wilmer, Esq, TO whom much cred
is due for this humane act.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-05-05
A $4,000 Bible Reward.

The publishers of Ruttedge's Monthly offer
ten valuable rewards in their Monthly for MAY,
among which is the following:
We will give $50, 90 in gold to the person
telling us which is the shortest verse in the
New Testament Scriptures (not the New Re-
vision) by May 10Th, 1882. Should two or
more correct answers be received the reward
will he divided The money will lie forwarded
to the winner May 18th, 1882. Persons.tryin
for the reward must send 90 cents in silver tno
postage stamps laken) with their answer. for
which they will receive the June Monthly, in
which the name and address of the winner OF
the reward and the correct answer will be pub
lished. This may be worth $50 90 to you
cut it ont. Address--Rutedge Publishing
Company, Easton, Penna.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-05-05
Death of Cot. Miilar.

Sol Thomas A Miliar, a prominent citi-
zen of y njemoy, died at his home at N,.njemoy
stores N Sunday last, of apopleSy. Colonel
Nillar had been confined to the house vi b
rheumal SIN nearly all the winter, but he had
so far rec overed as TO take ride on horsebat K
out his farm on Friday preceding his death
o. Friday night he WAS stricken with apo
plexv, from which lie never rallied, and on
Sunday afternoon he died Colonel Millar W :
born IN Charles county, and was about fifty
FIVE or six wears Id at he time of his death
He was a son IF Colonel Alexander Millar
He was ready writer, fluent speaker and "a
man of great popularity. During the war he
acted as Federal Provost Marshall in this
county with The rank Of Colonel. Since the
war lie has lived quietly at home on his farm
and taken active part in politics, though he
has consistently voted as a Democrat He
leaves iGow and four children one SON
D.. NJ n. Milar-and three aughters.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-05-05

One day last week, the kitchen Of Mr..
VIM S Chiles was cntirey DIES royed by
fire. The kitchen was about thirty feet
from the main building and The flames,
fortunately, did not communicate with The
house.
The roof of Mr.. VIM. b. Fergusson's
house caught fire on Tuesday of last week,
but the flames were eXtinguished before
they had gained any headway, 10y young
daughter of that gentleman, he being from
home at the time.
The new spring hat or bonnet, says on.
of our exchanges, is becoming largely Wis
ible. 1t is of dark raw and is about
three times as large as an ordinay wash
ing tub. 1t appears to lie trimmed with
anything from artificial flowers down to
Old tomato cans.
Mr.. W. Hicks. at White Plains, adver-
tiscs to buy wool, for which he will pay
he highest market price. Also keeps on
dize which will be sold at the closest mar
ginal prices Mr.. Hicks Is the leader of
the low cash system and our friends will
do we to pa'ronize him. Read his card
published in another column,
We would gently remind the postmaster
at Doncaster to be more careful in empty
ing the mail bags for the future. On last
Sa urday the TINS for that Office was re
turned again 10 his village together with
some other mail matter for that section
This is very annoying to or subscribers
who look for their papers on Saturday,
and the blame at once tails upon US when
We are really innocent in the matter.
You reader, who do not subscribe to
the paper but read your neighbors, send
US 81 and your post office address and we
will send you he paper one year.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-05-05

At meeting OF the Teachers Association
on Friday last the 2sth ultimo, after the re-
organization of the association on motion oil
Mr.. j. K. r. Mccarthy the clair appointed a
committee Of three 10 draft resolutions express
sive Of the high esteem in which the late J
Richard Cox was held by his fellow teachers,
regret AT his untimelv death also sympathy
with his bereaved familr The following are
tie resolutions:
WHERAs 1T has pleased Divine Prov idence
20 call from this lie J Richard Cox tor NON,
wears a teacher in the Public Schools # hrs
county.
ResoFped :-That the IN. hers of the Teach
ers Association have heard with unf-ienei re-
gret of The delth of J. Richard Cox in the prime
Of lie
ResoIped That the Association has lost
one of its most useful and mos regular MEM
hers and the corps OF teachers one OF is most
faith'ul lsthorers.
R,solred -Thnt the members of the Teach
ers' Association deeply sympathze with the
family in their sad bereavement
Resolre6 :-Tbat copy Of these resolutions
ne sent to he family OF The deceased and that
they b. published in the county papers.
Rtsalred THAT further mark Of respect
to the deceased member the association do nov
adjourn
p Nc(rartbt-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-05-05
IMMIGRATION MEETING.

The stockholders 0 the Charles County Lmmi-
grafton Society, and all othtr citizens Of tie
county acho tGke interest in the encouragement
OF immigration to tie county, are heretu request
Ell to assemble IN PORT TOB1 Geo on
TTESDAI, Nj 7 1911 1882
at o'clock, for the purpose Of adopting measure,
for the extension Of The subscriptions to tue stock,
and taking some practical steps look hg 10 the
carrying out Of the purposes for ohich the Socie-
ty ,cds organized 4 tuH attendance Of the peo-
pie is earnestly requested.
r. II. EDELEN, President.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-05-05
g. r. r. Mccarthy,
COMMITTEE, J. ". Posey,
q. " Berry.
How to Cook ~ Shad.

1t is remarkable how Few persons know
how to COOK this eAcel'e emf fish. The usual
method is TO fry or broil them This is all
wrong. Frying in lard or butter simply Satu-
rates the fish with grease, whilst broiling burns
portion to crisp, and leaves Other portions
raw or rare. The true way to make a shad
toothsc me, and retain all lis juiciness and
richness OF flavor, is to roast it as follows -
After the shad is cleaned, split it lengthwise
cutting close alongside the spinal bone. Then
salt and put away for few hours-overni. ht
is better. When ready to cook, wash off the
sat, wipe dry, -four well, put each piece inner
side downward into a creased pan, and then
into hot oven, and bake till nicely brown
Serve hot, AMI those who EFT it will forever
close their mouths about the lcacy of flavor
OF ''planked" shad