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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il FIRSTCLASS DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MONUMENT AND
HOWARD STREETS, IN FEE SIMPLE.
By virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Baltimore
City the undersigned, Trustee, will sell by PUBLIC
AUCTION at the Exchange in the city of Baltimore on
T. NJ.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate lying and being
in the city of Baltimore and contained within the metes
and bounds, courses and distances following, viz:
beginning for the same the west side of Howard
street. at the distance of one hundred and ysix feet
northery from the northwest intersection
Howard and Little Ross Streets which place of begin
ming at the north of Lot No0 designated
on the Plat in the return of the Division and
Personal Estate of David Moore deceased and running
thence northerly, bounding Howard street twenty
eight feet and ten inches south west corner or inter
section of Monument end Howard streets then wester,
bounding Monument hundred and six feet to
the corner of the lot of ground as conveyed NV
Frederick Il. Goldman and wife to Henry Shrk the
10th day OF March, 1885, and recorded among the Land
Records of Baltimore county, in Liber A. W b. No 364
folio 3O2, &c; thence southery parallel with Howard
street ana bounding on said lot twenty eight feet and ten
inches to Lot No 10 above referred eastey
bounding thereon hundred and six place
beginning The same being and comprising part of Lot
No ii on the Plat representing the Division of David
Moore estate ana the same ground as conveyed by Fred
erck Goldman and wife to Samuel Cooper by ndenure
dated the 10th day of June 1851 recorded in Liber
W. B. No. 459, folio 495, &c
The above Lot of Ground is improved bv n THREE
STORY FIRST CLASS BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. oc-
cupying twenty-five feet two inches, of the twenty
feet ten inches front, with large and commodous Back
Building and supplied with both Gas and Water Fixtures
with all the modern improvements designed promote
the comfort of family and to make home the happest
spot earth.
The Lot of Ground above described is in simple
Taxes will be paid to Jan l. 1855 1t will be sold sub
ect to mortgage of three thousand dollars due and pay
able the 18th February 1889 and held by the Savings
Bank of Baltimore also subject to all interest
or to become dine from August 18th, 1857.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the decree
third cash. the balance in two equal nstaments pay able
IN six and twelve months respectively the credit pay
mens to bear interest from the day Of sale and to be
cured by the bonds notes of the purchaser endorsed
satisfactorily to the Trustee, cash. at the option of the
purchaser.
The Trustee will be happy to show the premises at
time previous to the SALE and the purchaser have
immediate possession.
AMOS F. MCSSELMAN, Trustee,
Eav
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BY GIBSON Il co.

|..:1f TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Hsij CENTRAL PROPERTY virtue of a decree Ct
1a.zthe Circuit Court for Baltimore CITY the under.
IiMoKE EXCHANGE on TUESDAY,, the 1st day of
June, next at O'Clock, p. NJ
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situ-
a1 and lying in the city of Baltimore and described as
nows: beginning for the on the line of the east
side OF Calvert street. at the distance of feet
ana eleven inches northery from corner formed by
the intersection of the north side of Baltimore street and
the east side of Calvert street. running thence north
" pouhnS on the east side of Calvert street seventeen
eet ana tree inches to the centre of partition WALL
tEen eastery through and along the centre of said wall
ana continuing the same direction, in all thirty-seyen
e anu ten hches then northerly, parallel with Calvert
street. four feet and six inches then easerly parallel
with Baltimore street. ten feet and five che then north
ery, parallel with Calvert street. fourteen feet and two
nches then eastey parallel with Baltimore street three
feet and four inches then sOuthery parallel with Calvert
street sixteen feet and two inches then westerly para
lei WIN Baltimore street, eleven feet and inches;
then Sou1hery parallel with Calvert street twenty feet
and three inches, to ntcTsect line drawn estery paral
lei with Baltimore street from the beginning and then
reversing said line drawn and bounding thereon west
ery thirty nine feet and ten inches 10 the place of begin
nn subject however to the reservation rights of
certain alleys and so FORTH and 20 ground rent of one
hundred and twenty dollars per annum
The above property is improved by a substantial FOUR
STORY BRICK BUILDING, next door to the corner of
Baltimore street nearly opposite the Museum and known
as No. l n. Calvert street
Terms of Sale prescribed by the decree Onetbird
cash. the balance in two equal nstllments payable in
SIX and twelve months respectively the credit payments
the notes of the purchaser endorsed satisfaction
the Trustee.
CHAS. f. PHELPS, Trustee
my7-ts GIBSON & CO Auctioneers
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ARRAY between a Military Company and tn,

PHILADELPHIA, May 25-During the return of the Ger
Lafayette Rifles from celebration Lemon Hill
evening" police officer struck by soldier with
sword The police attempted arrest the offender which
resisted by the soldiers The mob with po-
lice and several shots fired both sides. Frank
Wendell and Charles Bremen privates were wounded
supnosed fatally
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From Santa Fee.

ST. LOUIS May 25Sana Fe to the 18th of April
have been received.
party of Mexicans from Mesilla had attacked camp
Apache Indians Fort Thorn and butchered inds
criminately men, women and children
1t Hayward had captured the Mexcans and held them
prisoners.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MAKkkTS BY TEIEGRAPH
CINCINNATI, May 24.-Flour unchanged Whiskey dul
and steady at II cts. Provisions are firm
NEW ORLEANS May 24-rhe prices for Cotton are irreg
uar with sales of $500 bales. Corn has an ADVANCING
tendency, quoting at 5SdG5 cts for yellow Frerht
slightly declined The rates for Cotton to Lyernoo arf
too irregular for quotation.
CHICAGO, May 2.-Flour is dull Wheat active. sales
$1,000 bush at 63 cts Corn active Oats steady ship
mentS to Bui1alo-No Flour; Wheat e. coo BUSH: Corn
10000 bush. Shipments to Oswego. No Flour; Wheat
% 600 bush. Receipts-Flour 300 bbls Wheat 25 OOG
r,SI, sDn
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Later from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS May 25.-The steamer Tennessee has
arrived from Vera Cruz with dates to the 2lst
Communication between Vera Cruz and the interio,
was again open.
Vera Cruz had been blockaded three days by the
or Guerrero but her fuel had given OUT had left
for supplies.
Nothing is mentioned Juarez or his cabinets wherea
bout.
The hopes of the revoutionsts were damped and the
Constituencies were confident of an easy victory
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More British Outrases.

AMERICAN SHIP JOHN AND ALBERT FIRED INTO.
New ORLEANS, May 24-The ship John and Albert,
which arrived here Sunday from Geneva reports hav
ing been fired into five times by English
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NEWPORT, R. l., May 24-The General Assembly meets
tomorrow. At the American Republican caucus this
evening, Chas c. Van Zand of Newport was unanimous
ly nominated for Speaker of the House.
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EDUBlIlC SALE OF UNiMPROVED
Il PROPERTY.-The subscribers as Trustees will sell
at the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore on TUESDAY
the LIST of june at one o'clock, p NJ, the following
LOTS OF GROUND:
No. l. Beginning on the northeast side of Division
street at the distance of 25 feet from
Wilson street, and short distance north westwardly
wardy on Division street about II feet and running
back III feet inches to Etting alley
No. = Beginning the west side of Washington
street about 9j feet south of Cross running thence
south on Washington street 81 feet inches and
with depth of 81 feet and Of the width to an IS
feet alley.
No. g. Beginning the west side of Washington
street. about 6l5R feet south of Cross street. running
thence south on Washington street 80 feet with the
depth of 50 feet and of the width to an is feet
alley.
No. T. Beginning on the west side of Washington
street about 346R feet south Cross street running
thence south Washington street % feet with a
depth of 81 feet and of the width to an IS feet
alley.
No 5. Beginning on the east side of Washington
street about 300 feet south of Cross street running
thence south Washington street los feet, with a
depth of 81 feet, and of the width an IS feet
alley.
No G. Beginning on the west side of johnson street
johnson so feet with depth of 81 feet and of
the same width to an Is feet alley
The terms of sale Onehird cash. and the balance in
SIX and twelve months with interest security the
credit payments and payment of the whole purchase
money deed win he executed.
GEO. WIN. BROWN, r.
I. W. BRUNE, Jr., I trustees
e No. 10 st. Paul Street
GIBSON & co,
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By SAMUEL j. SOPER ~ co.

O. TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of
i decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the
s undersigned will offer for sale, the premises on
SATURDAY, 18th June, 1858 at o'clock, p. NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, situate in said city and
described as follows that is say:-begnning at the
northeast intersection of Spring and Jefferson streets
and running thence eastwardly, binding on Jefferson
fourteen feet the of the partition wall be
the house the lot being described and the
house the lot adjoining eastwardly thence through
said partition wall northery parallel with Spring street
eighty feet to an alley ten feet wide thence westwardy on
said alley Spring street. and thence binding on Spring
street to the place Of beginning
This lot is improved with good BACK DWELLING
and STORE and will be sold subject to the annual rent
of S35
TERMS OF SALE:-One-half cash and the balance in
six months, with interest and security.
ORVILLE HORWITZ,
Trustee.
SAMUEL J. S0PER & co,
my20- 2aw3w&ds Auctioneers
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IN FRIDAY, 18th instant. at | | O'Clock
~ AT TIE AUCTION STORE, on BUCHANAN,S
WHARF, =
0tS1 BAGS RIO COFFEE,
cfcI EN Barque ''Wheatland"
Catalogues and Samples will be ready the ay previous
my22ts LENNON X BROGDEN. Auctoneers
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WIN. T. soMERVlLLE Circuit Court of Ho,Vard, co.
WIN. R. TRACY, EFT AL EQUITY
90 FOR SALE-A FARM IN HOWARD
Eeij COUNTY.-By virtue of decree of the Circuit
sCourt of Howard county in Equity, in the above en-
titled cause, the undersigned Trustee, will sell by public
auction on SATURDAY, the 10Th day of June, at II
O'Clock, A. NJ, at Bonds Hotel EllicottS Mills, VAL
LIABLE FARM, situated in Howard county SIX miles from
Elcots Mills Columbia turnpike, and near the
tate of George r. Gather 1t contains ONE HUNDRED
AND FORTY -FIvEACR OF GOOD LAND, sixty of
which under cultivation, and the balance in timber
consisting of white and black oak of large growth suitable
for hogshead slaves.
The improvements well built TWO STORY LOG
AND FRAME DWELLING, containing a number of large
rooms There are also out-houses. stream OF water
through the FARM aud there fine spring near the
dwelling.
This farm was formerly owned by Mr. Harrison
Terms OF saeone third cash in hand the time of the
SALE and the balance in two equal nstaments at and
months, respectively from the day the sale The cred
it to bear interest and be secured by the bonds
or notes OF the purchasers with surety uretes to be
approved by the Trustee
VIM MEADE ADDISON,
my20tawtiu14 Trustee.
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JOHN STEWART, Trustee,
% St paul Street
- SALE OF MORTGAGED PROP

#,jii ERTY IN BALTIMORE COUNTY, under the
|-- Act of 1896, chapter 1872 By virtue of a power
of attorney from SAM Ell MORRIS, mortgage, under
a deed of mortgage from Samuel Boon and Eliza
BETH his wife, dated 9th of May, A. ID. 1856,
ed among the Mortgage Records of Baltimore
ty, in ber Ii. NJ F., No. T. folio 40 &c. and in pur-
of the Act of Assembly Of Maryland 1926 CHI 1872
the undersigned will offer for sale at public auction
the premises, MONDAY the 14th day of June, A. D.
1858, at II O'Clock NJ
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate
in Baltimore county, described in said deed of mortgage
containing ONE HUNDRED AND TEN AND A HALF
ACRES of land less. This property is situated
the Northern Central Railroad, about mile above
Freelands 1t is well wooded under good fencing an
abundance of water and is in very good of cult
walton. The improvements consist of comfortable TWO
STORY LOG DWELLING HOUSE, A BARN, AND
STABLING.
Terms half cash. and the balance in six and twelve
months, with interest
RICHARD J. CUTTINGS, Trustee,
my22dts SO st. Paul st.
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my123aw&ds Isl CANNON & NJ "A AT TTTHlREtS .
BY SAML. III. COVER

R =3.:t TRUSTEES SALE.-Under 4 decree
k of the Circuit Court for Baltimore CITY, the under
I signed, Trustee, will offer public sale at the
premises hereinafter mentioned, on TUESDAY, the first
day of June, at 4 O'Clock. p NJ:
l. ALL THAT LOT, i'll fee simple, the west side of
Chafes street fifty feet III from Pratt street
having front of fifteen feet, with depth of sxyseven
eet with the privilege Of side alley the south of
the lot me improvements consist of three story Brick
Building
2 ALL THAT LEASEH0LD LOT OF GROUND ad
joining No. to the south, having front Charles
OF twenty-five feet subject to the alley afore-
Sald Tor lot No and depth of ninety feet alley
leaulng into Pratt street The improvements consist of
two story Brick DWELLING AND STORE, with large
bTlcK Back building Ground rent SIS 50 per annum
Terms of saleOne third cash. and balance in six and
twelve months, with interest and security
Title good Refer to T. Parkin Scott ESQ I6 St Paul
street. j. M1DDLEMORE, Trustee
SAM'L II. COVER, Auctr
mYl2 ents No q nnlt;....n. -.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
W AsHlNGTON, May 70.
SeNnte.


The bill for the improvement of the harbor of Chicago
was debated.
After some debate without action, the bill was laid
aside and the loan bill resumed.
Mr. SIMMONS amendment, proposing home valuation
on mpops was debated for the remainder of the session.
Messrs TooMBs and CRIrTEYDEY, took occasion COM
ment on British outrages American vessels saying
in strong that the national honor be sustained
Adjourned
House of Representatives.
Mr. Grow asked but did not obtain, to offer
resolution that when Congress adjourn the h of June
it be till the 4th of November.
Business relating to the District of Columbia then
taken up
The House passed the bill appropratng 4OO light
ing with the street the MALL laid upon the
table the joint resolution appropratng $50 for the
ton of lampposs High and Bridge Georgetown,
and the bill appropratng sO35 the construction of
road from the Navy Yard to the Insane Asylum.
The bill regulating municipal elections in the city of
Washington taken up. motion to lay it upon the
table was lost-yeas S. nays 81.
Mr.. BURNETT moved to strike out the qualification of
the payment of the School tax and all other taxes This
was agreed to-yeas 1876, nays So.
The bill was then passed-yeas 102, nays o.
The bill reimburse the corporation of Georgetown
the money advanced for the completion of the Little
Falls bridge laid upon the tabeyeas "a, nays g.
Inc Dill TO estaDlSh PAID FIRE department IN the
cities of Washington and Georgetown approprating in
aid thereof $4,000 for Fire Steam engines s12 600
for police and fire telegraph, was passed.
The Senate bill to incorporate the National Monument
Society was laid upon the table.
The House then took up the Ohio contested election
Mr. MARSHALL of Ky, had offered resolution in effect
postponng the further consideration of the subject till
the first Monday of December next but this rejected
by nays lis, yeas 90
The House then voted and rejected the resolution
from portion of the committee, declaring that Mr.
Campbell is entitled to the sea-yeas 81, nays 116.
The House then adopted by majority, the resolution
submitted b. Dir LAMAR of the Committee of Elections,
that Mr. VALANDIGHAM is entitled to the seat and by
majority agreed to the original resolution of Mr. HARRIS
of Illinois, (which declared the seat vacant thus
amended by Mr.. LAMAR's resolution
Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM then in.
The House passed the bill giving to private company
the privilege for twenty years of passenger railroad
Pennsylvania avenue.
On motion of J. CLANCY JONES, the House acted the
Senaes amendments the Executive Judicial and Leg
islative appropriation bills.
The House spent time in the consideration of the
fertilization BILL with definite action and then went
into Committee of the Whole general debate only and
Will be in session till a late hour.
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Meeting of the southern Aid Society.

BosToN, May 2l-The Southern Aid Society held its
annual meeting this evening" F, o. Watts, ESQ., presid-
ing The Treasurers report the year ending October
1857 shows receipts of S1 29S expenditures s1Ol3 The
following resolution adopted:
Resolved That the Southern Aid Society is entitled to
cordial support because fosters and genial zeal
for the PRONUNCIATION of the Gospel
Remarks made by Rev. Messrs Craig Randall and
others, urging zealousness in maintaining Christian
union North and South
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AMOS F. MUSSELMAN, Trustee,
20 Fayette street.
my17-3aw3w GIBSON & CO., Auctoneers
ltt+= - BY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF

~ BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
aaiij THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY,
s-x passed in the of Bremen ct al Mcpherson
and wife, the undersigned Trustee will sell at public
auction, on the premises, THURSDAY, the 18th day
of June next. at O'Clock, 7. NJ
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND in
Baltimore city, situate the northeast side Ross
street twenty-five feet north westwardy from Lanvae
street and fronting on Ross street fifteen feet by depth
of one hundred feet to alley. The
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, of recent erection.
Ground rent $37 so per annum.
The terms Of sale third cash the day of
and balance in equal nsalments ahree and six months
with interest," to be secured to the satisfaction
Trustee
JOHN STEWART, Trustee,
80 St Paul Street
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BY r. w. KENNETH * co.

fF; TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of de
3ln a cause wherein Jacob Messersmth is complain
ant, and Andrew Schaubla and Alexander B Davidson
are defendants, the undersigned, Trustee will
sale at public auction, the premises on WEDNESDAY
a flEhNOoN, the SECOND day Of June, four O'Clock
the following property viz
All that LOT OF GROUND with the IMPROVEMENTS
thereon situate and lying in the city Baltimore aore
SAID, which is thus described Beginning the same at
te corner formed by the intersection of
ra street and the west side of Emory street. and run
nlng thence, binding Pratt street. westerly eighteen
eet nine inches thence souherly parallel with Emory
ery, binding said alley eighteen nine inches to
Emory street, and thence norherly binding Emory
street seVentyfve feet to the place beginning Subject
TO the payment of the yearly rent of sixty dollars
hetyour cents payable half yearly, the first of Jan
uary and July in each year, being the ground
Scrbed IN an ndenture Of mortgage from the Andrew
Schauba to the said Jacob Messersmh dated the ID dav
OF April 1857 and recorded among the land records Bal
tmore city, in liber f. D. No l24 folio 2l9 &c and is
the same ground which was by ndenture of assign
ment dated the 4th day Of April 1857 and recorded among
the land records of Baltimore city aforesaid in ber f.
D. No 49, folio 49, &c assigned and transferred by the
said Andrew Schaubla the said Alexander e. Davidson
SUBJECT to the said mortgage from the said chaub
la to the said Jacob Messersmth.
The improvements consist of a three story brick Dwell
Ling HOUSE, with a two-story brick back building
known No 377 The first story the front house is
fitted up for and has been used a Store.
The terms of sale prescribed by the said Decree
One half cash. and the balance in three months with in
erest from the day of sale to he secured by note with
dorsement satisfactory to the Trustee
EDWARD ISRAEL, Trustee,
No. Z Tract House
Fayette street, near Charles st.
+. W. BENNETT & CO.,
myll-2awtZ9&dts Auconeers.
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The Conoma Miss Citizen says that one Joe
tied to sapling in that vicinity and lasbed with
hickories for tampering with slaves. The castiga-
ton was administered by negro woman whom he
had tried to induce to run away, N
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In New Orleans on the 18th ult., house was en-
lceman who was passing, accompanied by two
bloodhounds, put the dogs the trail of the rob-
bers, and arrested them. Both culprits were pretty
severely bitten, and a question is arising as to
whether the hounds can be legitimately employed
IN doing police duty
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
FROM UNITED STATES.
TJECTION NOTICE Hinder .

ELECTION NOTICE.-Under and by
A virtue of an Act of the General Assembly of Mary
land passed at January Session. Chap 253 entitled An
Act to provide for the taking Of the of the people up
on the expectancy OF calling Convention to frame New
Constitution and form of Government for this State and
to provide for the election of Delegates to said Conven
tion,' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal and
qualified Voters in the respective wards of the City of
Baltimore that election will be held at the several
polling places of the wards, ON THE FOURTH WEDNES
DAY OF MAY 1858, (which will be the 26th of said
month"; with reference to the question of Convention to
form New Constitution and form of Government by ex
pressing in writing in printed form the ballots they
may cast the words "For Convention against
Convention" The Polls will be kept open the above
named day from o'clock, A. NJ, until O'Clock, P. NJ, as
prescribed by law.
THOMAS DREAMER, Sheriff
VIZ itv
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nny21-d

VALUABLE VACANT LOT OF
' GROUND, on THE EAST SIDE OF HOWARD,
NEAR CROSS STREET,
AT AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON 31sT MAY
We will sell the premises at O'Clock by order of the
owner, all that VERY VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND sit
uaed the east side of Howard street commencing Is feet
north of Cross street. fronting Howard 4G feet 10
inches thereabous, with depth Of rs an alley
feet wide The above Lot is valuable from its location
is worthy the attention of buyers
TERMS CASH and title indisputable
ADREON & co,
my21 % "a 62931 Auctioneers
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The river thieves or pirates recently captured at
McUregors landing, Iowa, are not handled very
gently oy the people Of that neghborhood. Under
the direction OF the Vigilance Committee, six or
seven nave Deen whipped and shaved, while four
Others to them coat of tar and feathers were
humanely sent down the river i'm skiE.
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"pure milk company has been established in
New York, with capital of Sl5O,OOO The shares
are $40 EACH and shareholders are to be the first
recipients of milk which is to come to them inst as
pure as it comes from the COW. 1t is the intention
of the principal parties interested, to have farms
and cows in charge of reliable men, who will mt
milk in cans locked and sealed at the farm and not
TO be opened anywhere else-the milk being drawn
from them through faucets.