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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-07
WEDNESDAY,. JULY II. 1877

Mt the east door of the court house in
the Citv of Mexico. County of Au-
drain, between the hours Of O'Clock
in The forenoon and ; o'clock in the
afternoon, and during the session of
the Probate Court Of said county.scll
at public auction all the interest Of
John Pearson, deceased, in and to
the following described real estate
to-witi .-.... .
Thirty acres west part northeast
northeast and northwest quarter of
northeast quartsr,l and northeast
quarter of northwest quarter, seq
ton seven( O., township tifty-one (51),
range eight (Sb and 80 acres west
part southeast quarter of the south
west quarter, section twelve vi
township fifty-onetb1l range nine l9l.
Tegms Of Sale-Cash in hand.
u j. 5, PEARSON, 3
Administrator of Joha Pearson, de-
ceased. 's o-4e
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-07

Thursday June IA, will be the one
hundreth anniversary of the adoption
of the Stars and Stripes as a national
ensign.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-07

The Cincinnati Enquirer thinks
that 10000 will, probably, cover the
Democratic majority in Ohio, at the
next election. t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-07

Fletcher Harper, the youngest and
st surviving member ofthe original
I'm OF Harper & Brothers, is dead.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-07

Governor Hendricks, of Indiana,
will sail for Europe ON the 18th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-07

Bvvirtue otan order of the Probat,
Court held in and for the county O,
AuGrain, and State of Missouri. mad,
at the May term, 1877, of said coura
| will in obedience to. said orde
on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-07
TRUSTEES SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

RREAs,on the fiIyt day of April,
Colby L. Quisenlerry and En-
wife, by their die dof trust re-
iii book"H." page 447, 44s and
4ich book is in the Recorders
Cor Audrain county, Missouri,
d to the undersigned, all the
AZ lands, situated IN Audrain
Missouri The west half of
fheast quarter of sgtion three
swnsliip ffty-one (5O, OF range
~Fest; and the est halt of
thwee s1eraf secSon thrae
ownship tffty-ene ta1 nfranye
0west; also the northSsstnnaro
&c northeast quarter ~osedt;on
in township fitty-OneSH 81
nine l9). west-eontainix1 n,
hundred acres, as peru. Sur
n trust for the following p,..
o-wit: TO secure n certaA
sorry note in said deed de
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-07
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
. FOREIGN.

@etsz HO ~
The latest intelligence from abroad,
represents matters as about hereto
fore reported. Judging from the best
information we have, the Turkish
cause is waning, and apparently
almost hopeless. The soldiers are
brave and well equipped, but are com-
manded by very inferior officers.
They have been terribly neglected
both in Asia and in Europe. The
superior numbers, organization and
drill of the Russians cannot long be
withsteod by the Turks. There are
$4,000 Russians in position on the
Danube, and will cross as soon as the
river falls sufficiently. .Ksrs, one of
the strongest fortified points of the
Turks, is said to be completely in
vested. The garrison is well pro-
visioned. Many of the Turks express
their willingness to accept mediation
by other powers. " The Gar of Rus
STA has gone South for the purpose of
pushing forward the operations of the
army as rapidly as possible. There
is report that Russia and Greece have
formed an alliance. No decisive
battle has yet been fought. The po-
Htical troubles in France have not yet
been adjusted, and Bourbonism seems
to be gaining ground. .'- e.
The Catholics throughout the world
have been celebrating the fftieth an
~niversary of the conservation OF the
present Pope to the Episcopal office.
The ceremonies, rs conducted in st.
Louis and many other cities, are said
to have been very imposing.
There is still commotion among the
Mexicans, probably always will be.
General Ord is permitted to follow
the raiding ''greasers'' into their own
country, but we expect they are too
s'sfick" for the ''boys in blue" They
prefer plumber in the shape Of horses
and cattle, to the bullets Of our
troops.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-07
-.MmumrATOR.s SALE

ADMINISTfAion
Notlce Is hereby gwen tnat ~ VII
tue of an order of the Probate Court
of the County of Audrain, made at
the February terra, \: u. 1874, there
of, and renewed ut the Ma4 term 1877,
|, II. ). Pearson, Administrator Of
the estate of John Pearson, deceased,
will ON
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-07
Saturday, the Both day of
June, 1877,

between the hours Of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon and tixf O'Clock i'll the
afternoon of said dav, at the West
Front Door Of the Court House, In
Audrain county Missouri proceed 60
sell said lands 10 the-highest bidder
for cash in hand, to satisfy said notes
~intercst and eok-ss.Su,
Tat. Sheriff tfn8
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-07
SheriiTs Sale in Partition

Edward A. Flske ct al
William a. SHARPLY
Byayirtue aud authority of an or
der of sale made by the circuit court
of the county of Audraip, in, ,tae
State of Missouri. in the above enti-
tied cause on the 18th day of June,
1875, a duly certified copy of which
order dated April goth, 1877, aud, to
me delivered by the clerk of SAID
court. | wifi, On
THURSDAY, THE I4TH DAY OF
JUNE, 1877,
betxeen the hours of 9 o'lcock in the
~'oreLeOn and five O'Clock i'll the after
0 o y that dav. ut tho East. Front
Door oathe Court House, in the city
Oh heAltS courty of Audrain Mis-
7ourl, sch the following described
real e~s'ate.at public vendue, to the
hlShest DiattT (to-wit:) The north
east fourth ofAie nortt,west quarter
OF section thirtsthree (33y township
tift~y-offet51) of rtnge I'VE (5J west in
said Audrain COUNTY.
Terms of sale. cue half cash in
J hand and the balance on six months
TIine with 10 per cent. per annun,
za III. GI4AsCOUK,E
'-5E Sheriff Of AAarain coaatv.s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-07
FITS EPILEPSY.

ders. TO convince s~ifferers that the'a
powd rs will do M we claim M
them, we will sent them by maj
post paid, a free tnal box. As Y,
.Gealard is the ong physician w
has ever made this disease 9 sesea
study. aud as to ouk knowledge ih0t
sands have been permanently eUe5s
by the use of these Pawd -, ws W
guarantee IA permanent cure IN eve!
case, or refund YOU all money T.
these Powders anIearly trial, sho :
convlheeai OF tlIeit curative poNsf
Price Cor large bsk. So, or4 BOY
fofASl0, sent by nail TO any paf' '
HE United State or Canada on = =
ccipt of price, o. by express ~
ID. Address,
ASH & ROBBlNs;y
360 FultonSf... BROOKLYN, NJ
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-07

Justice Bradley is in Florida.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-07
DoBBINs STARCH Polish

"a great dlscove.y y, ~, Tic use d
ghich every family may give theJ
men that brilliant polish pecaliar8
me laundry work. Saving time ad
abor inlroning more tliAn its ensre
,ost. Sold by grocers, OF will bent
pestage paid on. receipt Of % eessas q
1obbins Bro. IL Co..1s North Farth
treet, Philadelphia. n9y y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-07

MIN - VI
NEAT AND TIDY OVERCOAT.
BY a peculiar process, the rubber is put
between the two e o1h surfaces, whieh
prevents smelling and sticking, even in the
hottest climates. They are made ia three
~eolors, Blue. Black and Blown. usr-
.9JSAAk6E3H ShE3t
Are Light, Portable, Strong and Dur
L 81 ASI ~
= 3 sFf
Weare now offering them ut the ex.
tremely low price OF TEE Dollars each.
Sent postpaidrte- sns sddfesk apoa reealpf
When ordering, state size around chest,
over vest. az
Reliable parties desiring to Sc, our
goods, can send for our Trade journal.
giving description of our heading artic ies,
Be SURF aud get the Original GoedysArs
Steam VuleaDized Fabrics.
gA-S Send for illustrated price list of our
Celebrated Pocket Gymnasium. Address
carefully. S4sr !HIF- IL.
GooDYEAR's RUBBER cURLER co.
sso3 697, BEodway. a,.s.
P. Q. Box 5.f58. New York City
For particulars, cal. at this office sally
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-07
- GOODYEAR'S
Rubber Goods!!.
,Vulcanized Rubber In every, conceivable
Form, adapted to universal use.
Any article under four pounds weight can
'*&A' be sent by 1naiE. "~' ~

WIND n WAGER PRnor
garments y specially Oil cloth Surf ace
Coat combines two articles IN one. For
stormy weather tits a perfect water proof,
and in dry weather. u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-07
Sherfn's sale.
THURSDAY, TIL l4rH DAY OF

between the hours OF nine o'clock In
the forenoon and five O'Clock i'll the
afternoon OF that day. at the East
front Door of the Court House, i'll
the city of Meiico, county of Audrain
aforesaid, sell the same, or SO MUCH
thereof $ may be required, at pub
lie vendue, to the htghest bidder, Cor
cash in hand, isebjeGt to all prior
liens and Judgments to satisfy said
execution and costs, p E g 4 ~
,vaASH Ii. ELAseaaK,4 =
> st. Sheriff Of Audrain County.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-07

|, whereas, the said note is now
and unpaid: now, therefore. at the
tuest of the holder thereof, and by
ae authority in meEested by said
eed, | will,O
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-07

r I Gy1 No a Z
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-07
MARKET REPORT.

Corrected weekly by Barnes 4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-07

- They or any of their regular authorized
Dealers furnish illustrated Pamphlets,
Price Lists and full particulars, free, ON
application,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-25

HAYES PoL1CY-NAERoW "A'"' &c..
RoAD-IRoN Works. "A c0rtesP '"'-.'.
Jog to Us from pittsburg unicT iai"'' -"
says: Il vas at the CoFsnah.,i-
this morniog. / heard tie m't.-'. ,.....
Hayes severely for not dctea1Iat -. I'.r',..-
of Louisiana ami South Caro"oata '.. 49,. ..
Now wheu these Northern 1"''''. g..
denim Hayes for securing to lie '.,' ,....
isaua and South Carolina Their f~", 49,.
to me it is time Tor crcly S''.".'",..
stand shoulder 10 shoulder 10 st'iy''' ......
and this they can do through I'''H
organizations. .,.-..i.,,..
LAS to the development g! :A;.ss =" . 49,.
7elopiug Fauquicr iron ores a.i!| - ...
the Council oil AIez sndGi! T't' ''''.. ...:
reports on it AMI Oh The prop'r - M ''' ....
through Hamp.h!ro % Cu"",'', ,,...,. ..
7italy important to P!i'si,,&rt I I,.... .
cheap ard superior ores 81 t'GI -. ..!r 81.
here, that then can sci stock ','
amount Of cipitai needed h-F@'
The Chico ipc,niinr'ss heys "a +. -. *: p.
convicted. The mur4cre'S 80 ,t !. j.. .i:-.
! -,;,,;o, mil; Inuhrlf,. u l...'' 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-25
SOnth Carolina.

The General Assembly South Carolina met
10 extra session On a call of Governor Hampton
at noon yesterday. 10 the House the proceed
ings we're confined to calling the roll Of the
Wallace House as it stood when it adjourned
10 December: with sixty.nine members. An
adjournment till to day was then ordered. The
names Of members of the Mackcy House we're
not put on the roll, aud 20 action yet taken con-
corning them. IN the Senate the former Lieu
tenant Governor Gleaves called the body to
order and made o farewell address, insisting be
was legally reelected, but that further resist
auce would be futile. Mr.. Swails, President
pro tenn, took the chair and q motion was
adopted for committee to wait on MIR. Simp.
SOD, the Hampton Lieutenant Governor, and
to swear him 10. Mr.. Simpson came forward
and told the Senate that be had already been
declared elected and had qualified with Hamp-
ton last December, and no power on earth
would make him take tho oath of Office again.
After some discussion, the Senate reconsidered
its action and struck out the provision for
swearing in Simpson. MIR. Simpson then took
his seat and delivered brief address, urging
harmony and strict regard of the rights and
privileges of all classes. A motion was then
made to swear In the three democrats from
Edgefeld, Laurens and Abbeville. whom the
Senate had previously refused to seat. Oh.
lection was made, but MIR. Simpson ruled that
on the certificates of election they were entitled
to seats snhject to contest, and declined to e0-
terrain any appeal from his ruling. The three
Senators, with the democrat elected since the
adjournment to ill the vacancy in Barnweli,
we're then SWORD in. The Senate now stands
fifteen democrats to eighteen republicans, but
one republican, usually votes With the democrats
and another is 10 Jail uader criminal charges
awaiting trial, SO that the vote virtually stands
sixteen TO sixteen-,he Lieutenant Governor
having the casting vote. The indications are
that Associate Justice Willard. New York
will DO nominated for Chief Justice
by the democratic caucus and elected 10 accord.
ance With Hampton's avoWed desire.
David Holmes Conrad, of Martinsbure. West
Virginia, died Yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-25
Division OF the Diocese.

Al the mcctiog of the special committee sp'
pointed 10 consider the subject Of forming a
new diocese, to CONSIST OF thatpart Of the State
lying south Of The James river, or OF appoint
Ing an assistant bishop to Ri. Rev. L. NJ.
Whittlc, d. d., LII. D., the present bishop 0!
the diocese, HELD in Richmond yesterday, the
Dispatch says -
The following resolution, presented by Rev
DR.. Norton, vas UNANIMOUSLY agreed to -
Rcsotuca, 10 the judgment of the committee,
should that portion of the diocese contained in
the State OF West Virginia, either with or
without the counties CT Jefferson and Berkeley,
present to the Council petition conformed 10
tie constitutional requirements Tor the division
Of diocese, it will be cYpedicnt that such APP
plication should be granted.
Mr.. g. NJ. BIackford presented the follow
Ing resolution, which was adopted by The tCl-
lowing vote -
Ayes: Rev. c. J. Gibson, Rev. f. Z. Muir
daugb, Gen. Page, Col. Randolph Harrison,
G. NJ. Black lord, and j Ohm Stewart.
Noes Rev q. II. Norton. Rev. ]. Peter
kin. Cassius L. Lee, aud \. Y. Stokes.
RcSoIrel. That 10 the opinion of this com
mt!cc The petition presented to the last Coun
Gil by G. j. Gibson for himself aud others.
asking for division Of the diocese of Virginia
and The establishment Of new diocese upon
the south side Of James river, be SO far graot-
ed b. the Council az to consent to the erection
OF such new diocese, to be composed Of the
counties Of Accomac and Northampton, Prln.
cess Anne, Norfolk. Nansemond, Isle Of Wight,
Surry Sussex, Southampton, Greeovile, Dln-
widdic, Prince George, Brunswick, Nottoway,
Amelia, Chesterfield, Powhatan, Cumberland,
Prince Edward, Luncnburg, MeckeDburg,
Halifax, Charlotte, Campbell, Appomattox,
Buckingham, Pittsy lvania, Bedford, Allegheny,
Craig, Bctetourt, Roanoke, Montgomery,
Franklin, Henry, Patrick, Floyd, Carroll, Pu.
laski, Giles, Bland, Wythe, Graysoo, Smyth,
TazeHeIl, Buchanan, Russell, Washington.
Scott, Wise, and Lee: Provided the Council
ls satisfied that such is the wish of that por'
lion Of the clergy and laity residing n such
territory.
Dr.. Norton and the other members Of the
committee voting 10 the negative prepared
protest, which will be submitted 10 the Council
at its next session 10 Staunton.
The resolutions, as adopted by thu commit.
tee, will be presented by Mr. Gibson 10 the
Council, and it is believed by many persons
that they will be adopted. If they are, the re.
suit will be that there will be three dloceses in
the two States. Whether they are adopted or
not, the matter will doubtless be very earnestly
discussed at the Council, which, it is said, will
be the largest ever held 10 this diocese.
5000 tops Of Soran,oo coal were sold 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-25

The Presidents wise and pacific policy, aud
the war 10 Europe-which may now be said to
have actually commended 3 favorable
season for crops. ought 10, 10 the natural order
of things, materially assist this country 10 re.
covering from the prostratoa 10 which it Was
reduced by radical rule. and regaining The pros
perity it enjoyed wheu lis affairs were conduct.
ed upon conservative principles that is if the
blight upon it have not taken too deep root.
1t seems barbarous TO be thus specializing upon
advantages partly depending upon the suffer
ings Of others, and gricvous suiferings too, for
war carries all other kinds Of misery 10 its trau
but se6shness is the governing spirit Of the
world, and nations. like men, are not above
their fellows.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-25
WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL %. 1877.
Nov that the President has done all that,

Now that the President has done all that,
under the couutry's present form OF govern.
msut, be can legitimately do toward restoring
peace 10 the disturbed States, and harmony
between the divided sections OF the Union,
the people, not of the South alone as many In
the North seem to think, but of both sections,
should do all in their power to secure the accom-
plishment of such laudable objects AS tho pa,
tron saint of the radicals is the demon OF dis
cord, of course Messrs. Blaine, Wade, Phillips
and other expoaents of ''s!alwart republican
ism" will use all the means at their disposal to
prevent or retard the return OF good feeling,
and will seize With avidty, and dlStort to suit
their sel6shly malicious purposes. upon every
disturbance in which a negrois party that may
be reported as having occurred south OF the 70.
tomac. 1t behooves then all in the South who
are tired of the long continued, disastrous and
positively disgraceln feud that has existed be-
tween citizens of a common country, who have
their own aud their country's interest at heart,
to be as oircumspect in their relations With The
negroes as possible, bearing insult and even TO-
Jury if necessary. which their acknowledged
superiority will easily enable them to do, in
preference to adopting harsh measures, and all
10 the North to be assured Of the truth OF re-.
ported "Southern atrocities before they con-
demu and abuse the people among whom those
atrocities are said to have occurred. 1t the
history of this country prove one thing more
than another,it is the facility with which people
can be first gulled and then led By selfish dem
sgogues. A few men, for their own mean and
avaricious purposes, have, fur twelve weary
years, kept 10 4 state Of sem.anarchy country
that was so sick of trouble and confusion, aud
the resulting poverty, that it WAS almost will.
ing to surrender its liberty, if BY 50 doing 1t
could obtain the blessing Of secured peace; and
this, too, when their base designs have been con-
cealed by SO thin veil that a failure to see
through it ty sensible men seems almost lu-
conceivable
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-25

1t seems probable that the present Episcopal
diocese Of Virginia will be like ancient Gaul--
divided into three parts, and that lis motto,
like that Of Maryland, will be increase and mul.
tiply. If three be better than one, nine ought
to be better than three, and, if that be the
adopted principle, We see no reason why the
process Of division b. not carried out SO as to
make each county in the State a bishoprick,
under the direct and immediate supervision OF
the bishop, whose steps Id making his vista
tions will not then be as long as that OF young
clergyman we oDce knew, who was in the habit
of "stepping" over from Lsesburg 10 Clarke
county, which implied 10 addition 10 the pedes'
TRAN exercise necessary to accomplish the dis
lance, the ascent ADD descent OF the Blue Ridge
Mountaas, and q swim across The Shenandoah
rippr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
New ORLEANS, La, April %.

IL tie Republicans Of Louisiana
On his day, the fifteenth anniversary OF the
surrender OF New Orleans to the forces OF The
i. s., ii becomes ny duty to anDouce 10 you
thai the aid and countena0co oil the national
Government have been Withdrawn from the re.
pubicans OF Louisiana, and that government
revolutionary 10 form is practically 90 the point
OF tlsurpug contTol CT affairs in this State. Ire
call the circumstances CT the last electoral cam
;aign Gully to thank you for the fidelity to the
principle you then displayed. The republican,
party. az you know, entered uD0u the canvass
united and stronger than ever before. lt had
e1listal under its banners 40 Influential class oil
native bcru citizens Of old whig antecadants,
who, 10 their honor be it said, still remain
faithful to the principles they espous-
ed, and the government they supported.
1t was further strengthened BY the absence from
the State or opposition Of that element whose
previous adherence to the party had brought it
into disrepute. These causes combined to bring
ABOUT the remarkable success achieved by
the republican party 10 all the doubtful par
ishcs with one exception, even where the white
population predominate1, aud which gave Us a
majority, &C., &c. S. B. PACKARD.
Governor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-25

a salute Of thirty: sight guOsf.r the restored
Union was fred at Memphis yesterday evening,
followed by Presidential salute OF twenty guns,
pati0g 10 the demonstration. The national
co!crs we're raised 90 the Bluff in trout OF the
ciry, overlooking the river, during the firing,
and band was 10 attendance playing Hail
Column bia," and other national airs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-25

$1,000 TOES Of Sorantoo coal we're sold 10
New York to day. Steamboat at So 923aS2.973
crate. s2.S2l; egg. 50 95: stove, 1886: Chest
nut, So
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-25

David Holmes Conrad, of Martinsbure. West
Virginia, died yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-25

A destructive wind storm, accompanied BY
rain and nail, visited the coast Of Texas at Gal
weston and its neighborbood yesterday. Many
buildings in the city, as we'll as the shipping
10 the harbor, were greatly damaged. Hallway
freight sheds were blown down, car house
nearly demolished aud number OF freight cars
wrecked. There we're also number Of shipping
disasters along the coast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-25

The Chico inecn;iiarles h"'- ~ ;, ,-s.a .
convicted. The murdc1e's - ~, :. -, a..
ard conviction will doubtless To '!-''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-20
lPassed April ~, is.I.l

TIE HOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
Mn do orlain:
sns riox 1. section thirty Of said Ordln.
.nee IL hereby amended 80 Is to read as FOL
III
SEC. ~. Every person or hrm engaged In the
businsss Of hawking or peddling goods. wares
or merchandisc Of any description, except Ice
ereAaa and milh. irom y vehicle or otherwise,
shsl pay Tor = hesnss ~ carry oa the zane &C
eordi.s to his or their average monthly SALES
~ receipts. - In the following schedule:
First ciass- Monihly sales or r~eselpis, ons
Thousand dollars OF oves. quarterly license.
tnirty dollars, or monthly license nfteen dol.
lars. 81 the option OF the llcen-ee.
second c.ass - Monthly sales or receipts
rndsr one thousand dollars, quarterly heeuse
twenty dollars, % monthly iieenss ten dollars.
n the optioa Of the I eensee.
Thru ciA>s-Daiy sales DC neeeipts any dol
lars of over ave dollaru for each day unless the
psfson 90 drn engaged In such business pay
for and take GU. . monthly or quarterly lice1ss.
Fourth Sia.--Dsiiy sales or receipts undrt
nfty dsllArs thr~e dollars Ter each dav uhl---
The per~on or hrm rnsasrd In such business
Iay Tor and take out . mcnihiy % quarterly
llccnss.
ske. .. SEXTON thirty-elsht u said oidt
nance /. her ~ amended " ~ 10 real a. fol-
lows Sectio -. livery person OF nrm en-
sagrd In the busins.. Of keeping . laundrJ o.
wssh.hou-e Q z ~ashing and irouins OF having
an once or Agency for such laundry or wash.
house within the limits Of the Tosn Of told
Hill, shall pay quarterly for q license To earn
oa the saue seeorling To his or THAR a'erAss
monthly businc-s OF receipts. 90 In the follow
ing peheiul-.
first Cis..-Monthiy baslne.. or receipt,
tvo hundred aud nftv dollars or over, quarter,
lieepsc twenty dollars.
second clAs.-MoLthiy business OF receipt,
undsr tao hubd' ell and airy dollar. quarterly