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ing apphennt must either make nail
heretofore, before the Clerk II M Va ~ q
Court OF the County where he i sn s slis1li
business, OF the amount Of gooas n
hand OF the principal season Of saio Wy %
oath may be administered BY Jns,;ca " " .e
Peace, when the persons wanting y he
apply through an agent If the late, a aS
be adopted the following form will bs a sosis,
sufficient compliance with the act e''Hea
~. Carroll County, 10 ri.
On this--day Of. 1874
subscriber Justice Of the Peace az S, H. lle
Of Maryland, in and for said eonn,s us eAis
ally appeared and declared ,isip gLs y
tends to apply for traders license n n.i u
the second section of the Act Of ,Iar,l.,- S ~
sion, 1908, TO the Clerk Of the Circn;, c ~
for Carroll county, and made oath ,bs WIT NJ
amount OF the stock Of goods generate ~. Wy
on hand by him Tor by the concern 4, ,l
he is engaged, in case il be partner.ln aI''a q
the principal season Of sale, Tor II Ia ~ ~
cant has not previously engaged in sncb , ,rgg
that the amount Of goods which be ;n,s alsel
keep, &c, does not lor will not exceed
Sworn before
If the oath be administered before a In,,.
OF the Peace out Of the county in wb;cL ~
application is made, there must he a,,s,tai
the certificate of the Clerk Of the Circr;, C
OF the county in which the Justice re.;d, s''''
Persons may sell salt to cure Gan N Ma.
April and May, without license. Vendss'
cakes and vendors Of beer and cider. wbo y.
the makers Of such beer and cider. Tlasa, ~ ss
excepted, are not required to pay lieen.s
LICENSES TO ORDINANCES Avn
TAVERN KEEPERS. license n - az
naries and tavern keepers to sell spir;,noa.
aud iermented liquors, or lager beer, IN ana
titles less than pint, at any one Time, ars
follows; Provided that the applicant tn
trst be recommended to the Clerk by two I.
spectacle freeholders Of his immediate III,
~, and shall make oath before said ClerL m,
he has bona tdc fand without intendi,. =
eVade the requirements Of this articlel proy
ded and expects to maintain six good bs5,
with sufficient covering iherofor-and M,
rooms more than sufficient for the private ussoi
said ordinary keeper, with stablinr and ~
Vender for hive horses at least and n said r..
plicAnt resides in the city Of Baltimore tb.,f.
has provided and expects to maintain tvsl,.
good beds with covering as aforesaid ~
six rooms.
The said applicant is also TO make o,a
before the Clerk as to the rate Of rent or Al.
nual value Of the house at or in which N.
business TO be authorized BY the license ma,
be done or intended to be done.
A H. a
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Andrew Harris, colorcd mail driver, was
arrested in Richmond, Va, "Wednesday
night, for robbing the mails. Packages Of
letters were found upon his person, and in
his room there were checks, drafts and
money orders to a large amount. The
ihefts aggregated about $500 900, though
most of them yielded nothing to the thief.
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NOTICE.

a IL persons indebted to the late firm of
a stoner 4 Son, also the late firm Of s,o.
nes ana schaefier, are requested to call and
se'ue tne,r notes, which are due, and book
a y before the First of May, otherwise
aney VII pe gwen TO an officer to be collected
ST0NER 4 SON.
mar zi.Si ST0NER 4 SCHAEFFER.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Ur
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.

YTtHE undersigned, BY virtue Of Deed Of
Il Trust from Adam Zimmerman and Car
oline Zimmerman, his wife, will sell at Public
Sale. 10 the highest bidder, on the premises,
now occupied 6y the said Adam Zimmerman,
situate in Hampstead District, on the Gorssuch
road, leading from Westminster to Snyders-
burg. six miles from Westminster, FIVE miles
from Manchester, and ab0u, four miles from
Hampstead, aud adjoins the land OF Noah
Lippy and Henry b. Houck and others, on
Saturday, the I'M Of Apria, A. D., 1871,
at 0 o'clock, a. M, precisely, the following
Real and Personal Property, to.wit: First,
the Farm now occupied BY the said thinner.
man containing
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FOR RENT.

a well cultivated Farm Of about 40 Acres
- near Shamberger's Station. ". N n
y. substantial Log Dwelling House aud
convenient out-buildings; fine Young annie
and peach orchards. For terms H. az atp'e
ISAAC WINCHESTER,
a, az Shambsrger's Station.
mar <i'o' W. NJ. RR
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II ACRES OF LAND,

more or less. The buildings thereon CONSIST
Of Log Dwelling HOUSE, 49,.
Spring House, Smoke House, ssAL
Carriage House, Swixer Barn, - MI
with Wagon Shed, Granaries, 49,
&C., attached, a nevor-iailing Spring Of excel
lent water at the house. The fences are good,
and fields are conveniently watered, the land
is in good state Of cultivation, and there are
about ACRES IN TIMBER. The growing
Crop will be sold with the Farm.
Also at the same time and place the follow.
ing Personal Property, to.wit: Two Draught
"a Horses, Three Mich Cows, MO-
q with Calf and the Others 'Vli.N
-McpAhas Calf by her side one4s14=z&
Heier, Sheep, Sow and Pigs, Shotes,
buggy, narrowtread wagon, I-horse wag.
on and stone bed, ] one-horse narrowtread
wagon, | threshing machine, ! wheat drill,
spring. tooth horse rake, corn shelter, three
horse pillow, two.hOrse pillow, double aud SIN
gle shovel plows, harrow, winnowing mill,
patent cutting box, single, double and triple
trees, sets Of gears, collars, brides, halters,
&c, about tons Of hay, lot Of potatoes, oats
and rye, so bundles rye straw, barrels Of
-four, so cords of chestnut wood, lot OF old
iron, mattock hand saw, drawing knife, au.
gers, hoes, rakes, forks, 3 axes, maui and
wedges, &c.
Also Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting Of bedsteads and bedding, bed
steads, / tundle bed, cupboard, | sink,
bureau, trunks, lot of chairs, tables, one
clock, looking glass, lot of dishes, knives and
forks, cooking stove, | template stove, one
meat hogshead, barrel Of vinegar, and many
other articles too numerous 10 mention.
Terms Of Sale Of Real Estate. One half
cash on the day Of sale, or on the ratification
thereof, and the balance in twelve months, to
be secured by notes Of the purchaser or pur
chasers, with approved security, bearing in
terest from the day Of sale.
Terms Of Sale Of the Personal Property. -
All sums Of $40 and under cash on all sums
above $40 credit Of six months will be given
on note with approved security, bearing inter
est from the day Of sale. No property to be
removed until settled for
CHAS. 4. REIFSNIDER, Trustee.
Henry Williams, Aucf'r. mar 2l.ts
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NOW rs THE TIME.

nave on hand a large supply Of Fru;,
- Trees, IN prime order, suitable for nlsr,'
~ .nie season. Also Ornamental 1ree rec.
Oh, ~ JOSEPH STOUT.
,arron Nurseries, near Westminster. Ma
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NO. ot5 EQUITY.

=.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
Emma Brown vs.. John Brown ct. al. :,
nRDERED this 18th day Of March, A. "! Y.
~ 1874, that the account Of the And'ioI
stated between Cornelius Mercer, the iorine'
purchaser Of the Real Estate in this eause,
and Charles T. Reifsnider, Trustee, and ny
day filed in this cause, be finally ratified ana
confirmed, unless cause be shown 70 the COZ,
trary thereof on or before the Ith day y,
April next; provided copy Of this order or ~ =
inserted for two successive weeks before W
last named day, in some newspaper puo''sns''
in Carroll comfy.
FRANK r. SHAW, Clerk
True copy,--Tesi:
mar 2l-2t FRANK L. SHAW, Clerk
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extension q tine city limits Of Baltimore
was received from the House aud referred
70 the Committee on Judicial Proceedings.
Bills 10 provide for the sale of the States
interest 10 the Annapolis and Elkridge
Railroad to the Drum Point Railroad
Company TO provide for submitting to the
voters OF the State constitutional amend
ment making the Treasurer elected by the
people, and to regulate the sale Of intoxi-
eating liquors, were read a first time
Senator Madd, from the joint committee
70 visit aud inspect the House Of Reforma-
tlcn aud instruction for the Colored, in
Prince ueoFges county, submitted a most
favorable report Of the condition, discip-
line, management and retormatory charac-
ter OF the institution, with recommended
ton that liberal appropriation be made
70 ald Z IN the good work. Adjourned
unth Monday.
In the House communication was re
eelved from the Comptroller giving a
statement OF the amounts received from
neen'es " 81, liquors iOr .ne iase nscai
yoA., sie 'o.a' oe'ng eios''i"'V' OF four
o y uPo" :ne siVS o. 'he assessed value
~ properly u 'lle e'a'e, Inc yomp,rel-
ie' s'sscu Si'a' SONG provision should DC
~ aue ,os sae eseo.1 :: prouiOl'lon, 70 avoid
wy Necessity u nol1'ng an extra session
- proflue ior such = aenclency' Mr;
s'ay'oa op'ainsu le"Ve 70 introduce q OIL
" so"pci employers '" pay tnelremplSyes
. . waSes weeky II demandedi M
ur ~ Y. 70 authorize inc Guy Of nai,i-
u.o.e ~ Paionase, ~ 'ne'r discretion, the
p'oPeI., % tue western maryland haii-
. .';s Gon'piny' anu % issue Ionas 70 pro-
s,uo ioi 'iS payment ., lne purchase
moucyi 1r, oe,n, 70 repeal ana ahnehu the
Sv' u lo :, re.A'ing % welgners OF gram
ny Ivy. oPs'ol phi was 'nen taken up
snu penu'ns It's discussion .ne House ad-
!JuIneu ~ Tue evening inc debate was
.sel fesumeu' anu on motion 70 inueh-
n''ciy p"s'pone' 'es' vote was taGen' with
Tue iollOIlng result: isas 81 nays 90
AN anenunen. 70 .he eIec, tnat places
VOTING lot prohipiuoh should lay tax
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CHESTNUT RAILS.

| have sor sale about 1000 PRIME CHEST
:. NUi RAILS, NEW. Apply AZ rnian
National Bank, Westminster, Nd.
mar z-s' J. ". Herring.
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Prince Kalakaua has been elected King
Of the Sandwich Islands to succeed Luna
lilo. When the election was announced
mob Of Queen Emmas adherents in Homo
lulu attacked the House Of Assembly, beat
the members --ons fatally---and then tore
up the seats and desks and set Gre to the
building. The mob was dispersed BY a
force Of marines that landed from the
American and British war vessels, and for
their timely interference thanks we're Of.
iered BY Mr.. Green, the Minister Of For.
eign Affairs. On March 9Th the King
was reported to be "still threatened with
assassination. Herman Widener had
been appointed Minister Of the Interior.
and Judge Hartwell Attorney General.
81
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Dr. Paul schnppc was arrested on We'd
nosday, In Baltimore, On the charge Of
being "a common awindler, and was com
mitted to await the action Of the Grand
jury. Numerous papers, including several
railroad passes, all bcariBgIthc name Of
~ p sehulenberg," were found 10 bis
possession.
The Oil Exchange Hotel, Ba,emau
House, and 81 other baildines ii Modoc
City, Pa., were destroyed BY Gre % Tues-
day morning The loss d estimated IL
100000
One Of the Duchess Of Edinbnfch's
handkerehiefs i worth f1 900, and cost
for iN production I've years Of labor. Be-
sides ne eyesisht Of the unfortunate work
woman
y " Higgins. book keeper If Ire Nor.
folk Steamboat Company, at Baltimore.
committed suicide "Wednesday, by taking
Reuben smith, colored, uas convicted IL
narjef IN he second degree, atFudcrieE
81 Sasqrday |esl and 9as Sentenced 10
lbe fepitasa|ar4 81 tss yeam'
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No license shall be granted TO sell spirit
uous or fermented liquors or lager beer, IN
quantities not less than pint, for the sum Of
SlS0o, unless the person applying thereiN
shall also obtain license TO sell goods chat
tells, wares and merchandise, paying therefor
the sum hereinbeioro prescribed, according
TO the amount of the stock in trade.
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSES
The license to be paid by the keepers Of oyt
ter and eating houses Is 5000 throughout
the State.
Females vending millinery and other small
articles, whose stock Is not over $500 pay
license Of $500 only; but IL over that amount
they are required TO pay the same license as
other persons--oath TO be made as to The
amount Of stock at the principal season ofthe
year. EDWARD DEvILBISS,
Sheriff of Carroll County.
n. BY instructions received from IAt
Treasury Department at the Clerks Office Sl
persons applying for license Of any kind,
Except marriage licenses, which are the sane
as heretofore will hereafter have to pay the
fee Of fifty cents for issuing the same, making
total Of sixty cents, as stated above.
The fec of fifty cents has heretofore been
charged to the State.
EDWARD DEyILBISS,
mar 2l-td Sheriff Of Carroll County.
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In the case Of MIRA NC. Busby W. the North
American Life Insurance Company, reported
last week, the jury rendered q verdict Tor The
defendant The plaintiff win take the case 70
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FOR SALE.

a well built y story Brick DWELLING. ON
n - !, MAIN street also two Frame Buildings
~, me iast TWO are now rented to good tenants
p rne Iot = 70 feet front and 2i5 feet deem
Apply to LEWIS w ny =, April.
'aaf <i-ot Westminster. Ma
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The case Of Airhart Winters vs.. Horace Z.
Brooks, set for trial in the Circuit Court ior
Baltimore county on Monday last. was con
tinued 70 next term by agreement Of counsel.
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Tbs name and site Of Dug Hin postofice,
this county, has been changed to Black Rock,
York county, Pa; John W. Wentz appointed
Postmaster, vice r. A. Wentz, superseded By
the change.
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LICENSES TO RETAILERS OF spIR
IIUOUS OR FERMENTED LIQUORS.
OR LAGER BEER The amounts Of licens
to be paid by retailers of spirituoas and sr
mented liquors and lager, are as follows:
III the yalue of Tho sio,,k IN trola Ia ssla
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FOR RENT.

M UNION BRIDGE HOTEL. Term.
t hasy Possession given la Of April.
A. sIoNER, Or d. p. BUCKLEY.
~'''S Union Bridge. Ma.
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SPrciAL NorIcE. Subscribers who intend
to change their residence this Spring viii
please give us notice in time, 30 That there
may be no interruption In the delivery OF
their papers. Be particular to state the name
Of the Office at which the paper has been re.
ceiyeds by so doing it will save Us much
trouble. s
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The showers Of the past week have been
very beneficial 70 the wheat after the heavy
winds Of last week, and we learn that there i
tine prospect for a heavy yield. We hope
the expectations Of the farmers will be realized.
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The pursuit and prosecution Of the Bank
Of England forgers cost 100000
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The Hanover Herald Of Saturday says
a brisk little competition took place during
the week for the control Of the Bachman
Valley Railroad. II seems that certain par'
ties made efforts to buy up . controlling in
terest in the stock, with the intention Of
building . road connecting the B. v. r. r..
with the new railroad from here to York. Blu,
the officials ofthe Hanover Branch we're wide
awake, and came promptly to the front in the
struggle for supremacy. Capt. Eichelberger
succeeded in buying enough shares 10 retain
the control OF the working and management
Of the road. Il Is underwood that while the
other parties offered SAT per share the H. B.
X. K. paid par value $50 for all they wanted
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Local LEGlsLxrIos.--Mr vanderford pre-
scented petition asking for a new election
district, and leave was granted 70 introduce a
bill for that purpose. Leave was granted Mr..
Waters 70 introduce bill asking the Judici.
airy Committee to report a bill imposing tar
on manufacturers aud vendors OF liquor foE
the benefit Of the Maryland Inebriate Asylum.
The bill amending the charter Of the Bach
mans Valley Railroad has passed the House.
A selectcommitsee reported anfavorably upon
Mr.. Fanderford's bill authorizing the Com
missionera Of Carroll county to levy annually
$500 for the purpose Of laying out and keep.
ing In proper condition the streets, &e, in
Westminster, and the report was adopted
The bill TO amend chapter ISL, acts Of 1872,
relating to Justices Of the Peace and Consia-
bIes in Carroll county, has been passed. On
Monday Gov. Groome returned TO the SEN
ate, with his objections, Senate bill No. 6s,
authorizing Hashabiah Haines, Of Carroll Co.
TO settle his accounts as guardian to Vim. l..
Haines in the Orphans Court Of Baltimore
city, and 70 deliver over the estate to hiswsrd.
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REAL EsTAfR SALEs.--Wm. A. McKeIhp
and Il. Haines, trustees Of Jacob NJ. More.
lock, have sold three-story brick house and
lot on Green street, in this city, to Joshua
Sellman, ST., for $1,000.
James II. Steele and David Engle Of p,
mortgages, sold on Saturday last the farm OF
Basil Shipley, situated in Franklin district,
TO James II. Steele for $2050.
George Struth, trustee, sold on Saturday
last "a acres Of land, in Hampstead district,
TO David Rndinger for $ie6,
Sheriff DesiIbiss sold on Saturday last the
farm Of Samuel Bennett, situate in Freedom
district, containing az acres, TO Samuel BEN
nett, Jr., for $5l5 above the liens on the
property.
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IheFs will be preaching In the Centenary
H. y. Church, Sunday morning, 22d instant.
q lot o'clock, and at !, p. M, By the pas
tor, AeF, Geo. v. Leech.
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LOCAL AEEAIRg

uzluSloWx ItsAs. "A heavy thunder storm
Waited opr nei9hbefhood On = cdqssday last
II was feared w some that the high winds o.
last week would prove damaging 10 the whea,
crop, hat i looks very promising q preser4
and T nothing iHserfsras We may expect q fa'l
Yield.
Oh the III inssans the stockholders Of The
uniontown Savings Institution elected the
following persons as directors Judge Foulz,
John Gore, Daniel s. Diehi, David Roop of
Al, David Stoner. Levi Caylor, Il. Fcrmwalt,
Win. ii Starr, J. /. H. Davis, J. H. Singer.
On The 14th inst. John Gore WAS elected
President; VIM. II. Starr, Treasurer; Levi
CayloF, Clerk; +. Rormwalt, Assistant Clerk.
A dividend Of s per cent. has been declared
on permanent, and per cent, on monthly
and weekly deposits. The institution is in q
very ionrshine condition. The directors,
since the Organization Of the institution, have
not only been very successful, but very judi
cious IN the management Of the hnanees.
On the nth inst, Washington Brown was
buried. His death resulted from sohening
Of the brain, caused by sun stroke whilst ON
q forced march TO Gettysburg on the Sd Of
july 1868. He was a menlber Of the 4ih
Maryland Reg. Of Vol. Co. /.
Suicide. On the morning Of the 18th inst.
in Prescribing, near MiddIeburg, John An
gel committed suicide BY hanging himself in
his stable, BY fastening one end Of hitching
strap TO raiier. When found be was in a
kneeling posture. He had just flushed trim
ming bis grape vines, and had carried the lad.
der IN the stable and put il IN its usual place.
Mr.. Angel has for some time past been occa-
sionally found laboring under alteration Of
mind He was about 80 years Of age at the
time Of his death, and has lived all his days
in that locality. He was faxorably known,
highly respected, and prominent member Of
the Lutheran Church.
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Currlse AFFRAy.--On the 18Th inst, al a
sale in Frizxcllsburg, WIN. Haley stabbed
Robert FrizzeIl IN the right breast, iniicsing
. wound about 2 inches long. II seems 70
have been occasioned BY = man named Free.
man sticking pin in HaiAey. and when he
inquired who did it, Freeman replied . Friz-
zeil.' The wound Is not dangerous.
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NVs I1zV fsVIII y :, =, -.
In the Circuit Court for Carloll Coun!;
Jeremiah Rinehart VS.. Daniel T. uooa""
and wife. -
nRDERED this 10th day Of March. a NJ. y
" 1874, that the account Of the AsapO'
fled in this cause be finally ratified ana ~
tirmed, unless cause to the contrary .hers s;l
be shown on or before the 7th day o. aFs
next Provided copy Of this order be lnss.'
ed for two successive weeks before We ~ 4
named day in some newspaper publisneu 81"
Carroll county. A
FRANK r. SHAW, ciefA'
mar 2i.2t FnAxx r. suAw, Clerk
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0nPKASs' CouRr.--Adam Shower, ESQ.,,
Chief Judge; Isaac G. Bale, and l. 2. Sling
luff, Esqrs., Associate Judges; DR.. Henry E.
Beltz, Register of Wills; George N. Parke,
Deputy Register.
Monday, MarcA I6, 7S.--Lydia Sullivan
and Noah Sullivan, administrators Of Uriah
b. Sullivan, deceased, returned inventory Of
goods and chaitels, list Of debts and inventory
Of money, and received orders to sell part Of
goods AND chattels and notify creditors.
Eli Fuhrman, administrator Of Catharine
Thurman, deceased, returned inventory Of
goods and chattels and inventory Of money,
and received orders to sell goods and chnttels
and orders to notify creditors.
David B. Earhart, executor Of Eliza Hahn,
deceased, returned list Of sales Of goods and
chattels, list Of debts and inventory Of money.
James W. Troxel, executor Of George P.
Snyder, deceased, returned list OF sales Of
goods and chattels and list Of debts,
Anna N. Miller, natural guardian to Theo.
H., William H. and Harvey NJ. Starnef, set
tied her Sd account.
Elizabeth Koontz aud J. Vim. Earharf, ex-
ecutors Of David Koontz, deceased, returned
report Of sale of real estate.
lament Of Charles W. Franklin, deceased,
was admitted TO probate and letters testamen.
tary hereunder were granted 10 Hanson I.
ingels, the executor appointed BY said Will.
John Z. Shoemaker, guardian to Solomon
s. Shoemaker, settled his third account.
Alfred zolliekoffer, administrator Of Re-
becca Brown, deceased, settled bis first and
hnal account
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WESTMINSTER MARKETs

Wholesale Prices Reported by E. s. StoaIisi
FRIDAY, March 90. 1874