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Female
No.
3,
6.
6
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Male Primary School No. 4, Hill, between Hanover and Sharp streets, Female No. 4, 6 66 Mary H. Thomiz
6 Male Primary School No. 5, corner of Bond and Chew streets Female 66 No. 5, M. E. Reilly Male Primary School No. 6, Ann, bet. Canton av. and Aliceanna st., E. L. Supplee Female 66 No. 6,
Male Primary School No. Female No. 7, Male Primary School No. 8, Caroline near Lombard, street 8, 66 66 66 Female Fo. Male Primary School No. 9, corner of Calvert and Saratoga streets,
Female No. 9, corner of Front and Fayette streets
Male Primary School No. 10, Hollins near Schroeder street 66 Female 16 No. 10, 66 66
Male Primary School No. 11, corner of Schroeder and Peirce streets, M. C. Mullikin Female No. 11, Male Primary School No. 12, Barre near Entaw street 66 66 Female No. 12, Male Primary School No. 13, Jefferson near Caroline street
Jane H. Allen Laura Wamaling Laura Brian Sarah E. Day Mary A. Joice
Agnes P. Tolson Emily Ellis
Female No. 14, 66
Male Primary School No. 15, corner Republican st. and Wagon alley, Susan Helshy
No. 15, corner Schroeder st. and Wagon alley, Annie J. Whitworth Female 6. :6
Male Primary School No. 16, Hillen near High street
Female Fo. 16, 66
Male Primary School No. 17, corner of Light and Poultney streets, Sarah A. Sewell 16 66
Female
66
No. 17,
Male Primary School No. 18, Walsh near Lanvale streets,
66 6 . Female 6 No. 18, Male Primary School No. 19, Frederick street near Lombard Female 66 No. 19, : ‹ 16
Male Primary School No. 20, corner Caroline and Holland streets,
Female No. 20,
Henrietta J. Brewer J. F. Arthur
Georgia A. Duvall A. F. Wilkerson Mary Henderson
Elizabeth Kirk E. J. Ireland Ann J. Groseup Margaret A. Hand R. A. Darrington
Sallie A. E. Pattison
Margaret A. Sherwood
7, Mullikin near Aisquith
Agnes P. Tolson J. Evans Amanda Harker Sarab E. Smith Ann Eliza Driscoll
M. A. Barrickman. Olivia A. Shaw Priscilla J. Owens Elizabeth P. Martin
66 Ro. 13, 66 66 66 Female 66 Male Primary School No. 14, Eutaw near Preston street
Mary Jones Mary Hanna
E. Virginia Addison Annie Frederick Isabella Fort Susanna Fleury Esther Wheeler Laura A. Ball Rosalie Barrett
J. HENRY GIESE & CO., Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Margaret Snyder Henry Cragg Mary A. Crangle Andrew S. Kerr Mary Rice
W. R. Creery Eliza Adams
Mary M. Wilson
A Hamilton Naney W. Smith G. M. Ettinger Anna P. Wise Sarah M. Kenny William A. Rippey
Female " No. 8, Male Grammar School No. 9, corner of Calvert and Saratoga streets, W. H. Myers 66
Nos. 32 and 34 S. Charles Street.
APPENDIX.
SCHOOLS.
LOCATION.
PRINCIPALS.
Female Primary Sch No. 21, se corner Greene and Lombard streets, Maria E. Walter
Male Primary School No. 22, Ramsay near Scott street,
Olivia J. King
Female 66 No. 22,
Emma R. Green
Male Primary School No. 23, corner Front and Fayette streets, Emma Gillen Female Primary Sch. No. 24, corner Hudson and Chesapeake streets, Margaret A. Hand
60
No. 25, Eastern av near High street
Ellen R. Carmichael
60
No. 27, Locust Point,
Anna M. Smith Anne M. German
66 = No. 28, East near Douglass street, No. 29, corner of Baltimore and Gilmor streets, C. J. Martin
No. 30, corner Lombard and Washington sts., S. E. Seymour
No. 31, cor Washington and Clement sts., F.H., Anna Rooney
66 No. 32, Lee near Sharp street
Sarah R. Webster
EVENING SCHOOL No. 2, corner Broadway and Bank street,
No. 3, Aisquith near Fayette street,
No. 4, n e corner Hanover and Lee streets
No. 6, Druid Hill avenue near Biddle street, G. M. Ettinger
No. 8, corner Fremont and Ridgely alley,
MUSIC TEACHER-EASTERN DISTRICT-C. S. Root
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WESTERN DISTRICT-W. A. Tarbutton
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Office, No. 24 N. Holliday.
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
JOHN H. BAYLIES, President.
FREDERICK ACHEY,
WM. H. STRAN,
Commissioners.
THOS. S. SUMWALT,
HENRY FULTON, Secretary. F. H. B. Boyd, Inspector.
JAMES L. STEUART, Chief Engineer.
LEONARD J. BANDEL, Asst.
JAS. WESLEY SHAW, Asst.
ENGINE CO. No. 1-House located Paca-st., between Fayette and Lexington
ENGINE CO. No. 2-House located Barre-st., between Sharp and Hanover
ENGINE CO. No. 3-House located Lombard street, between High and Exeter
ENGINE CO. No. 4-House located North street, between Fayette and Lexington
ENGINE CO. No. 5-House located Ann st. between Pratt and Gough
ENGINE CO. No. 6-Ilouse located cor Gay and Ensor sts.
ENGINE CO. No. 7-House located corner Druid Hill avenue and Entaw street.
HOOK AND LADDER, No. 1-House located Harrison street, between Fayette and Balti- more.
HOOK AND LADDER, No. 2-House located Paca st., between Fayette and Lexington sts.
CITY POLICE AND FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH
Old City Hall, N. Holliday Street.
For Fire Alarm and Police purposes, and for recovery of last children.
Parties finding children will please hand them over to a police officer or send them to a Police Station House.
Notice .- To give an alarm of fire, turn the crank slowly and regularly twenty times, should the bell in the Signal Box not answer, repeat. the turns until answered.
When the services of the entire Department are required, a general alarm will be rung, the- strokes of the bells being given in quick, suc- cession and without intermission.
JOHN KING, Superintendent ..
BELLS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. Will strike the No. of the Box, THUS : If the alarm comes from Box No. 13, they willi strike 1-3, -- 1-3. List of Telegraphic Fire Alarm Stations ..
1 Central Police Station, N. Holliday street
2 Calvert and Lombard streets
3 Baltimore and Hanover streets
4 Pratt and Gay streets
5 No. 1 Truck House, Harrison street
6 Charles and Camden streets
7 Howard and German streets
8 Pratt Street Bridge
9 Charles and Mulberry streets
12 No. 3 Engine House, Lombard street
13 No. 2 Engine House, Barre street
14 No. 2 Truck House, Paca street
15 No. 6 Engine House, Gay and Ensor streets :
16 Aisquith and Douglass streets
17 No. 7 Engine House, Eutaw and Ross streets.
18 Western Police Station, Greene street
19 Penn and Lombard streets
21 Bank and Exeter streets
23 William and Montgomery streets
24 Caroline and Lombard streets
25 Bond and Jefferson streets
26 Light and Cross streets
27 Eastern Police Station, Bank street
28 Fayette and St. Paul streets
THE
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No. 26, Ifarford avenue near John street,
Mary J. Slater
Wm. Kerr G. B. Loane Henry Cragg
J. Basil, jr.
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Agents for Rosendale Cement and Plaster, 21 Spear's Wharf.
ROBERT TYSON,
Mutual Life Ins. Co. of New York, Assets $20,000,000
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APPENDIX.
29 Eutaw and Cross streets
3] Fremont and Columbia streets
32 Franklin and Chatsworth streets
34 Belair and Central avenues
35 Richmond Market
36 Southern Police Station
37 Eager street and Morton alley
38 North and Monument streets
39 Ellicott and Chesapeake streets, Canton
41 Ilarford avenue and Eager street
42 Drawbridge, foot of Falls
43 Fremont and Lexington streets
45 Pratt and Poppleton streets
46 Front and Foundry streets
47 Locust Point
48 Pearl and Saratoga streets
49 Frederick and Calverton roads
51 No. 5 Engine Hlouse, Ann street
52 Pennsylvania avenue and Dolphin street
53 Baltimore and Republican streets
54 Canton avenue and Chester street
56 Pennsylvania avenue and Fremont street
57 Baltimore street and Frederick road
61 Saratoga and Schroeder streets
62 Madison and Forrest streets
63 Broadway and Thames street
64 Lexington and Stricker streets
65 Dolphin street and Falls road
71 Pratt and Eutaw streets 72 Clay and Park streets
73 Monument street and Plover alley
74 Gay street and Broadway
75 Light and Heath streets
81 Eutaw Place and Dolphin street
82 Canton avenue and Caroline street 83 Baltimore and Wolfe streets
91 Central and Harford avenues
ALMSIIOUSE. TRUSTEES :- J. Faris Moore, A. W. Poulson, John H. Reddish, Thos. Bruscup, Wm. Callow.
WARD MANAGERS OF THE POOR.
1st Ward-John B. Hays,
2d Wm. H. Hebden,
3d Dr. John W. Wright,
4th 66
Asbury Jarrett,
5th Caleb W. Burgess,
6th
66 Washington Hickman,
7th
66
H. J. Scharff,
8th
Henry Bregel,
9th
Samuel Hart,
10th
John W. Woods,
11th
Sammel T. Hatch,
12th
6 John Brannan,
13th
Oliver Dennis,
14th
John F. Towner,.
15th
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John Armstrong,
16th
66 John Sheckells,
17th
J. T. Johnson,
18th
Edmund Wolfe,
19th
66
J. P. P. Jones,
20th
John Oliver.
CUSTOM HOUSE.
N. W. cor Gay and Lombard .- Office hours from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. COLLECTOR'S OFFICE. Collector-Edwin H. Webster.
Deputy Collector-Richard N. Bowerman
Deputy Collector and Auditor-James M. Mc- Cormick.
Cashier of Customs-David T. Bennett.
Cashier of Depository-T. II. HI. Leary.
Warehouse Clerk-Uriah Jones.
Marine Clerk-W. T. R. Soffell.
Impost and Adjusting Clerk-Thomas Hollins. Asst. Adjusting Clerk-W. HI. Leonard.
Entry Clerk-Frank II. Shallus.
Impost Entry Clerk-Seth G. Reed.
Manifest Entry Clerk-Thomas S. Nesbitt.
Impost and Export Statistical Clerk-Wm. G. Temple.
Record and Corresponding Clerk-H. Clay Adreon.
Miscellaneous Clerks-D. F. Karsner, Frank- lin Lane, Louis A. Carl, George M. Ford, George W. Johnson, Samuch W. Raymond, Thomas S. Chappell.
Gauger-Wm. H. Smith.
Measurer-Edward Hammond
Weigher-Robert M. Smyth.
Supt. of Warehouses-Leopold Blumenberg. Storekeepers-James H. Jarrett, Henry H.
Green, Thos. Goldsborough, George Shaffer. Boarding Officer-Henry S. Hunt. Debenture Officer-D. G. Martin.
NAVAL OFFICE.
Naval Officer-Wm. Smith Reese.
Deputy Naval Officer-Wm. Corkran. Warehouse Clerk-Gilbert H. Cassard.
Liquidating Clerk-Wesley Wiley. Manifest Entry Clerk-Walter Ball. Messenger-George Krantz.
SURVEYOR'S OFFICE.
Surveyor-A. W. Bradford. Deputy Surveyor-Robert Cathcart. APPRAISER'S OFFICE. Appraiser General-John F. Meredith. Appraisers-Ephraim F. Anderson, Hooper C. Hicks.
Clerks-Thomas P. Jenkins, Wm. F. Atwell, F. W. Simon, Charles S. Knodle.
EXAMINER OF DRUGS.
J. Purviance Polk.
SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDING. George Ellicott.
POST OFFICE. Exchange Buildings.
Gen. Edward Shriver, Postmaster.
Charles T. Maddox, Assistant Postmaster.
The Office is open during the week at 8 A. M. to 7 p. M. On Sundays from 9 till 10.30 A. M. Stamps for prepayment of letters can be had at the Post Office.
A Time Table of the Departures of the Steamers from Boston and New York, and Steamers for California, carrying the Mails, is placed in the rotunda of the Post Office.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
Letters advertised are charged two cents each, besides regular postage. Drop letters are not advertised. A list of Drop Letters is placed in the rotunda of the Post Office every week.
THE GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE is the best for all purposes-SALES ROOMS-181 Baltimore Street.
O. F. BRESEE, General Agent, 21 South-st.
APPENDIX.
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CIRCULARS .- Three circulars or less, sent for two cents ; prepayment by stamps required.
NEWSPAPERS .- The quarterly postage on reg- ular newspapapers, if prepaid, is five cents, or a weekly paper ; in same proportion if pub- lished oftener. Transient newspapers sent anywhere within the United States at two cents, not exceeding four ounces, prepaid by postage stamps ; all transicut printed matter at like rates.
For postage on other printed matter see table of rates.
When the article to be mailed is a circular, pamphlet or newspaper, it should be so envel- oped as to be open at one end-otherwise it will be charged as a letter.
All letters required to be prepaid by stamps. Those not thus prepaid are sent to Dead Let- ier Office.
TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF MAILS
AT THE POST OFFICE.
.
MAILS DUE.
MAILS CLOSE.
East.
A. M.
P. M.
A. M.
P. M.
Philadelphia, N. Y., Boston, through ...... daily, except Sunday )
4.00
1.30
8.00
6.45
..
...
4.00
......
...
6.45
Abingdon, Fallston, Little Gunpowder, Port Deposit and Phila- delphia Way ..
1.15
6.00
4.00
6.00
66 Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
7.00
West.
Wheeling, Through.
.daily
5.00
5.15
7.00
4.00
Cumberland and Wheeling Way.
5.00
....
......
7.00
North Western Virginia.
5.00
.....
7.00
Frederick, Md.
10.30
5.15
7.00
3.00
Hagerstown, Cumberland-all of Frederick, Alleghany Cos., Md.
Washington
and
5.15
7.00
.. ...
Ellicotts City
5.15
7.00
......
Baltimore and Cumberland Way ..
5.15
7.00
......
Catonsville
11.30
......
4.00
......
North.
Chicago and St. Louis, through.
daily
7.15
York, Harrisburg, Chambersburg and Pittsburg.
7.15
6.15
7.00
8.00
Sunday ...
York and Harrisburg Way.
6.15
7.00
Reisterstown, Westminster, &c
1.00
7.00
.....
Buffalo, N. Y
7.15
..
.....
8.00
Freedom, Md ..
. Monday and Friday
..
...
5.00
2.00
......
California, via St. Joseph, Missouri.
7.15
7.00
......
South, Through.
Washington, D. C.
daily, except Sunday )
9.00
2.00
......
Georgetown and Alexandria ...
9.00
8.00
2.00
3.00
P. George, Charles and St. Mary's Cos., Md ..
9.00
.....
2.00
...
...
..
......
2.00
Washington Way
9.00
..
..
3.00
Annapolis, Md.
9.00
6.30
6.00
3.00
Calvert Co., Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
9.00
......
2.00
Old Point Comfort and Norfolk.
7.30
....
...
3.00
Towsontown.
4.30
7.00
... ...
..
4.15
6.00
......
on Sunday
...
8.00
......
......
" Way
9.00
..
6.00
......
THE GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE is the best for all purposes-SALES ROOMS-1SI Baltimore Street.
..
...
..
8.00
7.15
4.00
....
on
Delaware and Eastern Shore, Md., .. .... Cub Hill, Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
daily, except Sunday
2.30
...
8.00
......
daily except Sunday daily
Baltimore Glass Works, BAKER BROS. & CO.
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APPENDIX.
SCHEDULE OF STAMP DUTIES, 1867_
MODE OF CANCELLING STAMPS .- The person using or affixing the same shall write thereupon the initials of his name and the date upon which the same shall be attached or used, so that the stamp may not be again used.
No instrument shall be deemed or held invalid or of no effect for want of the particular kind or description of stamp designated for and denoting the duty charged on any such instrument, document, writing or paper; provided a legal stamp or stamps denoting a duty of equal amount shall have been duly affixed and used thereon-excepting Proprietary and Playing Card Stamps, for which a special nse has been provided.
Postage Stamps cannot be used in payment of duties chargeable on instruments.
AGREEMENT or contract, for every sheet
or piece of paper upon which either of the same shall be written $0 05
THE ASSIGNMENT of a mortgage, lease or policy of insurance requires the same stamp as the original instrument. BANK CHIECK, draft or order, at sight or on demand 2 BILL OF EXCHANGE, (inland, ) draft, or order not exceeding one hundred dollars or any
BILL OF SALE, five hundred dollars ... BOND (Indemnity ) of one thousand dol- lars or less. 50 for every additional one thousand dol- Jars .. 50
Bond for the due execution or perform- ance of the duties of any office .. 1 00 25
BOND of any other description.
FOR PERSONAL BOND-sce mortgage. COUNTY, City or Town Bonds, railroad and other corporation bonds and scrip are subject to stamp duty-see mort- gage.
CERTIFICATE of stock in any incorpo- rated company. 25
CERTIFICATE of deposit of any sum of money in any bank or trust com- pany:
If for a sum not exceeding one hundred dollars. 5 2 For a sum exceeding one hundred dollars Certificate of any other description than those specificd. 5
CHARTER PARTY-tonnage not ex-
ceeding one hundred and fifty tons .... 1 00 Exceeding one hundred and fifty tons, and not exceeding three hundred tons 3 00 Exceeding three hundred tons, and not exceeding six hundred tons ... .... 5 00 Exceeding six hundred tons. 10 00 CONTRACT .- Broker's note, or memo- randum of sale of any goods or mer- chandise, stocks, bonds, exchange, notes of hand, real estate, or property 10
CONVEYANCE .- Deed, instrument, or writing, when the actual considera- tion or value does not exceed five hun- dred dollars. 50 When the consideration exceeds five hun- dred dollars, and does not exceed one thousand dollars .. 1 00 And for every additional five hundred dollars, or fractional part thereof, in excess of one thousand dollars ... 50 INSURANCE (LIFE) not exceeding one thousand dollars 25
Exceeding one thousand dollars, and not exceeding five thousand dollars. 50
Exceeding five thousand dollars ..... 1 00 INSURANCE (MARINE, INLAND AND FIRE, ) where premium does not ex- ceed ten dollars ... 10
Exceeding ten and not exceeding fifty dollars 25
Exceeding fifty dollars. 50
LEASE of three hundred dollars per an- num, or less. 50
For every additional two hundred dol- lars, or fractional part .. 50
MANIFEST for custom house entry or clearance, or cargo of any ship, vessel, or steamer, for a foreign port :
If the registered tonnage of such ship, vessel, or steamer, does not exceed three hundred tons .. 1 00
Exceeding three hundred tons, and not exceeding six hundred tons. 3 00
PROMISSORY NOTE, for a sum not ex- exceeding one hundred dollars. 5 for every additional hundred dollars ... BILL OF EXCHANGE, not exceeding one hundred dollars .. 2 2 5 Exceeding six hundred tons. 5 00 MORTGAGE, TRUST DEED, BILL OF SALE OR PERSONAL BOND, ex- ceeding one hundred dollars, and not exceeding five hundred dollars. 50
for every additional hundred dollars ... BILL OF LADING or receipt ... 10 5 And for every additional five hundred dollars, or fractional part thereof, in excess of five hundred dollars ... 50
POWER OF ATTORNEY, to transfer stock 25
POWER OF ATTORNEY OR PROXY 10
POWER OF ATTORNEY, to receive or collect rent .. 25
POWER OF ATTORNEY, to sell or con- vey real estate. 1 00 POWER OF ATTORNEY, for any other purpose 50
PROBATE OF WILL not exceeding the value of two thousand dollars .... 1 00 For every additional one thousand dol- lars, or fractional part. 50
PROTEST 25
2 RECEIPTS for the payment of any sum of money, or for the payment of any debt, due, exceeding twenty dollars ... Warehouse receipt for property, goods, wares, or merchandise, not exceeding in value five hundred dollars ..... 10
Exceeding in value five hundred dollars, and not exceeding one thousand dol- lars 20
Exceeding in valueone thousand dollars, for every additional one thousand dol- lars .. 10
Warehouse receipts for any goods, mer- chandise, &c .. 25
RENEWALS of charter-party, contract, or agreements, require the same stamp as the original instrument.
J. HENRY GIESE & CO., Flour, Grain, Seeds, &c.
Nos. 32 and 34 S. Charles Street.
APPENDIX.
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PROPRIETARY .- For and upon every
packet, box, bottle, &c., not exceeding in value the sum of twenty-five cents .. Exceeding in valne twenty-fivecents, and not exceeding fifty cents ..... Exceeding in value fifty cents, and not exceeding seventy-five cents ..
Exceeding the value of seventy-five cents, and not exceeding one dollar.
For each additional fifty cents.
Exceeding the value of one dollar.
FRICTION MATCHES .- Each parcel or package
· When in parcels or packages containing more than one hundred. for each parcel or package
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THE JUDICIARY OF MARYLAND, &c.
TIIE COURT OF APPEALS is constituted as follows : Chief Justice, Hon. RICHARD J. BOWIE, of Rockville, Montgomery co., elected from the Fifth Judicial District, composed of St. Mary's, Charles, Anne Arundel and Cal- vert counties. Term expires November, 1871.
Hon. BRICE J. GOLDSBOROUGH, of Dorchester county, elected from the First Judicial Dis- trict, composed of the eight Eastern Shore counties. Term expires November, 1871.
Hon. JAMES L. BARTOL, Judge, of Harford county, elected from the Second Judicial Dis- trict, composed of Harford and Baltimore counties, and the first seven wards of Balti- more city. Term expires November, 1867.
5 Ilon. PETER W. CRAIN, Judge, appointed by the Governor from the Third Judicial District, composed of Baltimore city, except the first seven wards. Term expires November, 1871.
Hon. DANIEL WEISEL, Judge, of Washington county, elected from the Fourth Judicial Dis- triet, composed of Allegany, Washington, Frederick, Howard and Carroll counties. Term expires November, 1879.
TERMS OF COURT commence on the Ist Mon- day in April and October at Annapolis.
THE CIRCUIT COURTS OF MARYLAND.
First Judicial Circuit-Charles and St. Mary's county ; Hon. GEORGE BRENT, Circuit Judge. Term expires November, 1871. Terms of Court :
Charles county-Port Tobacco, Ist Monday of May and 4th Monday in October.
St. Mary's county-Leonardtown, 3d Mon- day of March and November
Second Judicial Circuit .- Anne Arundel and Calvert counties, Hon. Daniel Magruder, Cir- cuit Judge. Terms of Court :
Anne Arundel county-Annapolis, 3d Mon- day in April and 4th Monday in October.
Calvert county-Prince Frederick, 2d Mon- day in May and October
Third Judiciul Circuit-Prince George's and Montgomery counties, Hon. SAMUEL II. BERRY, Circuit Judge. Term expires November, 1879. Terms of Court :
Prince George's county-Upper Marlbor- rough, Ist Monday of April and November.
Montgomery county-Rockville, Ist Monday in February and 2d Monday in August.
Fourth Judicial Circuit .- Frederick county, Hon. MADISON NELSON, Circuit Judge Term expires November, 1871. Terms of Court :
Agents for Rosendale Cement and Plaster, 21 Spear's Wharf.
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COURTS.
TIIE UNITED STATES COURTS IN . MARYLAND.
The State of Maryland is in the Fourth Judicial Circuit, which also includes Dela- ware, Virginia, North and South Carolina, and is assigned to Chief Justice Chase of the United States Supreme Court.
THE U. S. CIRCUIT COURT .- "The Cir- cuit Court of the United States for the Fourth Circuit, in and for Maryland District," is pre- sided over by the Ilon. SALMON P. CHASE, Chief Justice of the United States, and Hon. WM. FELL GILES, District Judge. Clerk, JAS. F. CHEW. U. S. Attorney, ANDREW STERRETT RIDGELY , Assistant, J. A. L. MCCLURE. U. S.
Marshal, WASHINGTON BONIFANT. U. S. Com- missioners, ISAAC BROOKS and R. LYON ROGERS. TERMS OF COURT are held on the 1st Monday of April and November
2 THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT .- " The Dis- trict Court of the United States for Maryland District," sits in Baltimore. District Judge, Hon. WM. FELL GILES.
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[The officers of this Court are the same as the officers of the Circuit Court
2 TERMS OF COURT are held on the Ist Tuesday in March, June, September and December.
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Exceeding the retail price of fifty cents ... Exceeding the retail price of one dollar ... For every additional one dollar.
5
5
5
PLAYING CARDS .- When the retail price per pack does not exceed eighteen cents. Exceeding the retail price of eighteen cents ..
2
4
Exceeding the retail price of twenty-five cents .
Exceeding the retail price of fifty cents .. Exceeding the retail price of one dollar .. For every additional fifty cents.
. 10 15 5
CANNED MEATS, &c .- For and upon every can, bottle, or single package, containing sauces, syrups, prepared mustard, jams or jellies contained therein, and packed or sealed, made, prepared and sold, or offered for sale, or removed for consumption in the United States, on and after the first day of October, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, when such can, bottle, or other single package, with its contents, shall not exceed two pounds in weight, the sum of one cent.
When such can, bottle or other single package, with its contents, shall exceed two pounds in weight, for every addi- tional pound or fractional part thereof, one cent ..
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PHOTOGRAPHS .- Not exceeding the retail price of twenty-five cents ... .. Exceeding the retail price of twenty-five cents ..
DR. WINCHELL'S Steam Dental Place,
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APPENDIX.
Frederick city-3d Monday of October and 2d Monday of February for law and equity proceedings, and for equity proceedings ex- elusively on the 1st Monday of January and July.
Fifth Judicial Circuit-Washington county, Hon. GEORGE FRENCH, Circuit Judge. Term expires November, 1880. Terms of Court :
Hagerstown-Ist Monday of March and 4th Monday of July and 2d Monday in November. Jurors summoned to March and November terms only.
Sixth Judicial Circuit-Allegany county ; Hon. JAMES SMITH, Cireuit Judge. Term ex- pires November, 1879. Terms of Court :
Cumberland-Ist Monday in January, and 2d Monday in April, and Ist Monday in Octo- ber.
Sixth Judicial Circuit-Carroll and Howard counties, Hon. JOHN E. SMITH, Circuit Judge. Term expires November, 1879. Terms of Court :
Carroll county-Westminster, the 2d Mon- day in May and the 2d Monday in November.
Howard county-Ellicotts Mills, 3d Monday in March and Ist Monday in September.
Eighth Judicial Circuit-Baltimore county, Hon. D. C. H. EMORY, Circuit Judge. Term expires November, 1880. Terms of Court :
Towsontown-1st Monday in March, 3d Monday in May, 4th Monday in August, and 1st Monday in December.
Ninth Judicial Circuit-Harford and Ceeil counties, Ilon. JOHN H. PRICE, Circuit Judge. Term expires November, 1880. Terms of Court :
Harford county-Belair, 2d Monday in Feb- ruary, May and November.
Ceeil county-Elkton, 2d Monday in Jan- nary, Ist Monday in April, and 3d Monday in September.
Tenth Judicial Circuit-Kent and Queen Anne's counties, Hon. JNO. M. ROBINSON, Cir- euit Judge. Term expires November, 1879. Terms of Court :
· Kent county-Chestertown, 3d Monday in April and October.
Queen Anne's county-Centreville, Ist Mon- day in May and November.
Eleventh Judicial Circuit-Talbot and Caro- line counties, Hon. HY. H. GOLDSBOROUGH, Cir- enit Judge. Term expires November, 1879. Terms of Court :
Talbot county-Easton, 3d Monday in May and November.
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