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Timely notes Of ssasossbIs lstersst.
Germantown Telegraph.
Whatever difference OF opinion there
may be among farmers ~ to the propricty
OF having trees in pasture fields - re-
sort for cattle in very warm weather, NO
Ona can deny that the advantage they are
TO animals in the midst of the heated term
beyond the damage the trees may do the
land, is very considerable. But it must be
understood that sOme trees do more dam
ago to the ground than othos, and these
are we'll known TO most farmers, who will
exercise their own judgment when select
ing them. Tho cherry ID coniessedly one
of those which, while it hurts tho land
scarcely appreci2bly, il AZ fine tree for
shade ~ any in the catalogue. and besides
affords profit in fruit. Where will be
found . moro beautiful shade tree than
the Black Eagle, Elton, or Downer's Late
cherry? They are hardy aud good bearers.
Then again there il the yellow locust
which is ono Of our most beautiful trees,
though pot generally 70 donso in its
foliage a. tho cherry, which does no per-
ceptible injury to the land, and the wood
Of which is valuable, like the cherry,
when there may be occasion to remove
them. These facts show that there is no
good reason why the cattle should be de.
prived Of this great protection against
summer heat on tho ground Of damage tG
tho land, which il seriously done by the
oak, the walnut, tho bcech, and some
Hthsrs.
Prepare for the Fruit Crop.
This is the month when all should pre-
pare for the fruit we anticipate in time to
ThAU .al1 rons,ir0 lam nr ShnrfA
period Of time before one can enjoy tLeiI
wholesome lusciousness. The strawberry
IL the quickest to repay us for the labor
bestowed, and pay ls too a thousand fold.
1t is a wonder to watch the littly shy plant
enOrmOus, captivating and, to many, un-
equalcd fruit. The raspberry, tho cherry,
the currant and tho gOOseberry are the
to our en- jOyment. But considering all these
manifold blessings vOuclisafed to us by tlt
Great Giver Of every good and perfect gift
how insignificant il the labor required o
man in placing in our possession the un
grudging munificemce which Overwhelms
us.
Ii the occupants of plots Of ground, even
in some of our largest towns, would look
about them carefully they would be sur
priscd At the space they possess for tho
growing Of fruit Of almost every dcscrip
tion--from pears down to cGrrants. Spac'
can bc wonderfully cconOmized for this
purpose when We once set about to do 80
Room would bc found for a dozen dwar
pear trees, ono standard Lawranco peal
tree, u couple of cherry trees. half = dozcr
grape vines, u good sized strawberry bed,
tw" or tire" dozens of raspberry canes. a
dozen currant bushes aud 10 on. Where
there is plenty Of room 1T command, even
win n the fruit is intended only for home
consumption, all these varieties should be
multiplied by making selections from
our own fruit list, which We scmi-yearly
correct and rcpuhlisl,.
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DIR. SANFORD'S
LIV ER
INVIGORATOR

Only Vegetable Compound that
'1:ta directly upon tho Liver, and
cures Liver Complaints, Jaun-
n''a'. I'iIln,i:ne'.s. Malaria, Cos
dvsn'fs:. Hsn1nGhs. IL ASSISTS di-
ge'sti''i, Strengthens tho syatsm,
regulates: tho h"weIs. puriliss the
blood. A Book nent free Dr
sANFORD, 1852 broadway, NY.
tpr ssic 10y aii Drugrists.
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hNPHANs' CDUHT Mt
~ loan order nf the Irpnnns' Court will 10
sold On TUESDAY, APRIL ~, 1881. nj the Key
stone Hotel. north Queen street. the following
real estate, lstc the property of william Buck
1rs, 81. 'irccns.ah
HDI 81. No. rs North Prince street, and lot of
ground fronting 3s feet ~ inches on North
Irinoe street and extending in depth l4s feet
Henry FRANKIE, deceased and Cen H. A. Ham
Wight. Ll,Si Well Df W alter, Fruit Trees and
.tfsT i'n yrDvGHicutE.
h&. W crn,n.ucc at IN O'Clock p. nn., when
stD.BGA;c" VIII bc given and Ter ,Hs made
xn'Ira sy CHARLES ECCKJCS,
L""Ih.>fiar,y ~ VIM. Euckius, ST., decd.
Ezsgr SE' EEEJ, = l.'i. Har:2I&nzGs, I5A 1871
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l.Onsler On theao TruthR.

Kidney Wort II natures rcml'.dy for kid
Mey ana liver discusses. piles nnl constira
ton.
Sediment or mucous Ia the urine Is u sure
indication Ui dis,nSr. Take Kidney Ort.
Torpid liver and ki'lmcys poison the blood.
Kidney Mort rcvtv.s them and cl,:tnscs tho
systsu.
llcuaclc, hil',is nj ttnsks, dizziness. and loss
Of appetite, are cared by Kidney Wort.
S.r. advertisements apll-lw'l&w
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LEGAL NOTICES.

4 SSIGNED ESTATE OF DANIEL >.
N Bursk and wife, Of Lancaster city, Ian
caster county. Having by deed of voluntary
estate and effects to the undersigned tor the
benefit of the creditors Of the said Daniel $.
Bursk, notice Is hereby given u. all persons
| payment to the undersigned without delay,
and those having claims g present them to
CHRISTIAN WlDMYEH,
Assignee.
NJ. ERosIUs, Atty. marll. .6t.lOew
INNATE OF JOANNA EBEkLY, LATE
IL OF the city OF Lancaster, deceased. Let
ters testamentiry said estate having been
GRANTED! t. to the nn.iersigned: all persons in
ate payment, AMI those having claims or de-
mands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement to the under
signed, residing in the city Of Lancaster
CATIIARINE HEFELE.
Executrix.
JNO. A. COILE, Atty. mar76tslOw
LrsrATE OF CATMARlNE kKENTz,
Il late OF the city Of Lancaster, aiecessed.
ing been granted to the undersigned, all
make es immeSiate pay%e"t. n and tSase having 10
snt them without delay tor settlement to the
sss s,rect r rETEs s No.
~ W.., A,H!Grnsy s,,s., ESes.or
LIsTATE OF JOHN N. GOOD, LATE OF
II the City OF Lancaster, deceased.-The un-
balance remaining in the hands Of Samuel
Worst, administrators of the cstate.Of John n.
Good, deceased, to and among those legally
on IL EsDAY, The 18th day 20 Of al APRIL, Kill issI, %s
o'clock p. m. i'm the Library Room Of the Court
sons Interested in said distribution NAV at
tend. SAMUEL II. PRICE,
m2sitdOaw Auditor.
LHSrATE OF IL HN TOMLlNSON. LATE
II OF Lancaster city. deceased. The under
balance in the hands OF Robert Fanidins and
Robert TOmlinsOn, executors OF said deceased,
and also certain moneys paid into the Orphans
of said deceased, ID and among those legally
entitled to the same, will sit tor that purpose
y. m, in the Libn1fy Room Of the Court House
in the citNof Ia9caster, where all persons In
terested in said distribution 10 may attend:
marso-4,doaw Auditor.
IN THE n latter OF TINE AcCOUNr OF
i John 8. Gable, trustee uuaier the will Of
Elizabeth PinkertOn, deceased. The under
signed auditor. appointed to distribute the
Gable, trustee. to and among those legally en-
titled to the same, viii. sit for that purpose on
TUESDAY, the 10th day OF MAY. 1881. at 10
O'Clock. q. m, in the Library Room Of the
Court House, in the City OF Lancaster, where
all persons interested i'm said distribution may
attend: Z. X. MARTlN,
EsTATE OF GEORGE ALBRIGHT, LATE
ceased. Letters tesiamentary on said estate
having been granted , @ , to the undersigned. all
ed to make immediate settlement, and those
having claims or demands against the estate
of::'aid Of: decedent, to make known the same to
JOHN b. ALBRIGHT,
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IL ii snid TINT one out OF every four real IA
vnliis who Eo to Denver, Col, to recover
ccpt M u corpse The un,iertnkela. next to tho
hotel ka rlcrs, have the most profitable husi
n0ss. his excessive Intn'tMlity may bc pro
vented and pnt tents served and cured under
the care "t friends aud loved ones al home, II
they will hut use Hop l;itcrs Ia Time. THIS we
know. SC.. other column. al-2wdXw
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~ engaged the services If "a G,rsjs,,,,.,, IT,
tmurhhi Cook, ] am nov prepared 10 ,c,v.
articles In my line at short notice. n,,,.i, ~,
Chicken Cro'tucttcs, Chicken Smin.i Frc"
oysters, TcrrMpin, ana nII .ieIicscics founI n,
rCnrtpN.
Your patronage Is respectfully solicited.
JOHN COPELAND,
No. I2j North Queen Street
+. S.-We'idings amt parties served ut
reasonable rates. f-94MxStfi
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UKOCERIEH,

OKOCERIEH.
DuHE WINES AND LIQUORS
-YON-
Spices IT. RSNGW TT,s ~
,.,,. NI; M WEST KING STREET.
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Westward.

Pacific Express: east: on SUNDAY, wnen nag
Mt. Joy, Ltn,iisville, Birti-in- Hand, Leman
Place, Gap, Ciristiana, Parkcsburg, Coates
willie, Oakland and Glen Loeb.
will stop at Dow ningtOwn, COafesvillc, Parkes-
burg, MI. Joy, ElizabcthtOwn and MialtlletOwn.
Hanover accommodation west, connecting at
Lancaster with Niagara and Chicago Express
Mt ll.OO u. H., will run through to Hanover.
Frederick Accommodation, west, connects at
Lancaster, with Fast Line, west, ut I'D p. NJ,
and will run through to Frederick.
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ENkAlN SrsNcU0.AvaaS
Wr,,e W. 4: sSuiE 81 uSiIs, a"sSSun..: ~, s Or ,y,m,
chants. iso la saiie street. CSie%,snN ~ Ncr
Mss-lyds
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND
Johnston, Holloway 4 Co.,
General Agents, PHILADELPHIA.

For sale by &. A. IOciIcr, East ling street
and Geo. W. Hull, 10 West King street.
y2NlV,icni&W
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FDR SILR.

4 AKl;E SlaIKE- I,lSapNl raDK KENT-TNE
IL store room now occupied 10y H. t:crlnrt,
mcr'<Annt tailor. Ia the Inquirer building. No.
81 North Queen street, Lancaster. Inquire Oi
GEORGE HKUEAkEK,
m!Stfd III North Duke street.
XXyISkEY At PUBLIC SALE.--TuE UN-
w ,:rrsisnc,l will offer nj public sale on
THURSDAY. APRIL II, 1881, at the Saloon Oi
A. 4. Fulu,cr. mort ilicnst anglo Of Centre
Square, Lancaster,
900 GALLONS OF WHISKEY
The Whiskey WAS maMufnci urcd ut jacob
BARS Disiillrry. East Hempiicid township.
during the years ISL; 1873, and IL Of good
quality.
Suls, 10 commence at = -. M, " lion terms
will bc maaiie know by
WM. LEAMAS,
SAM lEss \ SON, Attorney.
AuctiOnCrr.. NpYtSl
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BROS.

MEDICAL.
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i. Trains connect Mt Reading with trains to and
from Philadelphia, PDttsville. Harrisburg, Al
lentOwn and New York, via Bound BrOok
Route.
At Columbia with trains tn and from York,
Hanover, Gettysburg, Frederick and Balti-
more. a. M. WILSON. Supt.
National Republican., 1881-10-22
OUR GERMAN GUESTS.
banquet Tonight at eni
ItImOrenns Who VIII He Prcncnt.

Preparations having been made on q
large scale by our German citizens to entertain the
German guests OF the Nation at banquet TO he
given tonight at Abners Hall on, +, between
Seventh and Eighth streets, some CONSERVATION
was caused among them by the news telcgaphed
from Richmond that the visitors were to be enter
tained there until Sunday. Inquiries were at once
made at the State Department, and soon the
reassurng news was received that the German
guests would leave Richmond at noon to-day,
reaching Washington at about ive o'clock. As al
ready stated by THE REPUBLICAN,, the banquet will
also be attended by body OF representative Ger.
man citizens OF Baltimore, who have chartered
special train OF palace cars on the Baltimore a nd
Ohio Railroad, and will leave Baltimore u little
after six this evening, arriving berc at seven
o'clock. Among those who have signed the sub.
scriptiOn.llst circulated In Baltimore during The
past few days are the following gentlemen:
Messrs G. W. GALL Chr. AK, Il. Knabe, Ernst
schmelsser f. Hayen, Dr. g, Reuling, George W.
satler, Z. Nieman, w Kopfer, r. X, zahnriSen,
Carl Won Lingen, !, Fred Renneberg, Louis 7. Hen.
nighausen, W, Koch, @. A. Linden, Charles A.
Vogeler John Hinrlchs, Walther Boeninger, Otto
Koch, Otto Sutro, Fritz Flncke, Ad. G. Meyer Dr.
G. A. Liebig, Louis Dohme, Y, w. Lentz, II. Lauts,
Charles NJ. Roche M. Stein, and +. Raine. DR..
suderou editor Of the Baltimore Correspondent will
also accompany the party, They will be received
with due h0nors at the depot by the German citi-
zens committee and escorted to the hall, where
the formalites Of introductions to the guests will
probably interfere but little with the joya spirit
which will mark this gathering.
National Republican., 1881-10-22
A a,llaiIenRe.

Mr., Hickok, of the Post-Of Depart
ment said TO representative OF THE REPUBLICAN
"Wednesday evening that he intended to chal-
lenge the winner OF the singlescull amateur races
which were ended here Thursday. Mr.. Hickok Is
member OF the Troy IN " Boat Club, and in
tended TO compete in the races here but was ruled
out on the fiimsy decision that he is a "profes.
sional," because he was for a number Of years In
the United States navy, Mr.. Hickok is the gentle.
man OF whom Captain John Lee Davis, U. S. N,
formerly commanding the frlgate Trenton land
under whom Hickok served) said he believed he
could beat any man In the world rowing
National Republican., 1881-10-22
Journeymen Horscshoers.

The Master and Journeymen Horse
shoes' Union met at Cosmopolitan Hall last night,
John II. Mitchell, president presiding, and J. B.
Baker officiating as secretary. The object of this
union is to enable those interested in this particu.
lar union to cooperate for the purpose of arrang-
ing the matter Of charges for work and to estab-
lish an equitable scnle of wages for employees
There is nothing in the shape Of strike pending
or contemplated, but 1t is found that the fiuc-
tuations in the price of iron and tho living
expenses of mechanics render II advisable tha,
such concerted action shall be taken as will enable
the bosses TO pay fnir rate OF wages and to adopt
such scale of charges for work as will protect
their own interests. After the transaction OF the
usual routine business several new members were
admitted aud the union adjourned to meet on the
first Friday In November next
National Republican., 1881-10-22
virginia Voters 20 be Sent Home.

A meeting Of Virginia Republicans
was held at ST. Georges Hall last evening for the
purpose OF discussing and devislng means for
sending voters home at the approaching election
Mr.. W. Y. Cooper was called TO the chair. and Mr..
Edward Buchanan elected secretary. Stirring i'd
dresses were madeb by Messrs. Riley, Henry Groves,
and Hawley, all of whom prophesed glorious
victory In November. A committee of five was
appointed TO wait upon Senator Malone and Cap.
tain Riddeberger, with view TO ascertainlng the
number OF Virginia voters in the Departments and
arrange TO pay for transportation home for such as
IA
National Republican., 1881-10-22
The Georgia sIinstrcIs.

Callenders famous Georgia Minstrels
will appear Mt Lincoln Hall on Monday evening.
This troupe is composed Of twenty genuine negroes
and has been uniformly successful wherever 1t
has appeared. Its engagement will be but for
three days The Boston Journal says of its per-
formances In that city;
As to the merits OF this company It senough TO say
that any one who attends their performances s In
danger OF falling into chronic state of laughter The
troupe is made up Of gentlemen whose faces vary Ia
shade from the lghtest mulatto TO those upon whom
charcoal would leave q white mark. The troupe must
be heard and seen to be appreciated No minstrel
company has ever enjoyed such popularity. Their
success has been IMMENSE.
National Republican., 1881-10-22
S-~~--~"D>>>~'>'>~~~->~~~-D ~DD~-~>->~~-"'-'>--'
az Washington MarEetCOmpany.
SALES OF STALLS
CENTRE MARK EFT,
OCTOBER %, at II o'clock.

These sales nre required to be made by net Of Con-
gress which says that tho stalls aud stands shall he
let to the highest bidder at auction for term Of one
years. Sales were made In isT2 for twoyears
in 1874 sales for three years advertised,
but were prevented by an injunction. in n lawsuit
| brought by the marketmen, which has lasted seven
years and prevented compliance with the law and
deprived the Company OF Its rights during that time
The Supreme Court of the United States decided
every question against the marketmen and in favor
Or the Company, and the auction sales must now be
made. The rentals OF the stalls have been reduced
by the Company that aier the discount of 20 per
cent made TO purchasers at auction for prompt pay
ment In advance they will be monthly on Buichers
single stalls, soGO, tiI4O on half section of stall
and half s2ss0 n full section OF three stalls
on Bacon stalls, s7.2o $685. or s2l.c0; on Butter
STALLS $40 s. si62O on Uucksters' stalls Tor
equivalent sals) In Seventh and Ninth street build
ings, tj.G0, or sS.i0 or SiGSO; IN street build
ings, aL2o. or $3.50. or si2OO; on Fish stalls,
$3.50, or $50, or slii1 The auction sales
will be OF the right to occupy, II the purchaser
chooses, for eighteen US) years, until January
l. 1900. The Act OF Congress provides that there
shall be no by-bldding on the part OF tho Com.
pany, directly or Indirectly but that minimum rate
OF bids mhy be xcd below which bids will not be re-
| ceived. The minimums will be, on q Butchers single
stall $780, or t225 on halEsection $50 full Sec
ton OF three stalls; Bacon and Butter stalls, $780,
or $3.50, or $500; Hucksers or equivalent stalls,
500 or t5O. $500; Fish stalls s2D0 This bonus
will be payable SIS cash down; 20 per cent, crcditng
the u.s. taking possession. and balance In eight 10
percent installmcnts payable seml-annually, with
per cent interest No promissory notes or surctics
for the bonus will be required but the stalls will be
the sole security; and II the marketman chooses to
quit his stalls ut any time he may do So and any
certificate not then due win be Cancelled and given
up to him. The above bonus WILL during the eight
| cen years, increase only 20 cents per month, the
amount paid for single Butchers stall; for Bacon
Butter STALL so cents; for Huckster's or equiva-
sales will be in 1872 of the first second and subse-
quen choices of stalls In the several classes: and tile
highest bidder above the minimum for q choice can
select any stalls In the market Of his class prev
ously sold selected Any combination or conspir-
acy threats to prevent FREQ and full SALE to
deter any person from bidding or from selecting or
occupying stalls, will be promptly prosecuted accord
ing to law. Full printed terms Of sale, classification
of stalls by numbers forms OF agreement OF lease,
and bonus certificates and Market Regulations may
be obtained on application at the company's Office.
P. S. SMITH,
Clerk Washington Market Company.
October 10, 1881 cost
National Republican., 1881-10-22
AYorIstown IucIdent.

One of the characteristic incidents OF
the Yorktown celebration was the demand of the
Governor Of Virginia upon the oficer in charge oi
the steamer Excelsior for accommodations fol
hlmselfand STAFF The officer reported the steamer
full. The Governor had heard the popping o
corks and demanded asylum at its hospitablt
table. The demand was finally acquiesced in, and
there walkd aboard His Excellency the Gov
ernor, accompanied by thirty.two "Keyumels,'
all staff oilcera
National Republican., 1881-10-22
"mobblss" at ths Na.,onaI Last Might.

The thfonYed hOuse aIIhe National last
night attested the wisdom Of the change of bill.
large percentage of those who had witnessed
" Hobbies" in times past in Washington were
present to enjoy II once more. These columns
have borne the public verdict on this aughable
farce heretofore, and II only remains to say that
last night iproyed as funny as ever II not fnnier
meriting the uproarious applause with which 1t
was received and that II will be repeated at the
matinee to-day and performance this evening,
Thomas w, Keene. the coming tragedian, next
week.
National Republican., 1881-10-22
SUNDAY SCHOOLS,
The Coming Aaaensbiags OF the Institute
at the ConRreratfonnI Church.

The Sunday-School Institute to be held
In the Congregational Church on the LIST, ID, and
"a OF next month will undoubtedly be Of great in
terest 70 all sunday-school teachers and Bible
class scholars. The Sunday School Union Of this
city, although only organized within few years.
has done great deal toward helping the Sunday
school work here, as many OF the schools are glad
70 testify, and now II has made arrangements for
this institute, which promises to be better than
either OF the Others because II will be full Of
practical help. Mr.. Hurlbut, who is 10 conduct
tne institute and take entire charge OF the normal
class work, made so many friends when he was
with us last December we are sure he will be
warmly welcomed again. Rev. Mr.. Meredith is
probably not 80 well known personally TO many
OF our people, but his success in Bos.
ton with the teachers' meeting that
flls fremont Temple to overlowing every Satur-
day afternoon is asuficient Indication Of his abl.
iy On Wednesday evening, November 2 Mr..
Meredith will take up the lesson for the following
Sunday, The Day Of Atonement," with the audi.
ence for a class Mr.. Barnitz and Mrs. Crafts will
prove Of great assistance in the institute although
they, too are comparative strangers. Certainly
all the teachers and Bible students will be glad to
near OF this pleasure in store for them, and as the
tickets have been placed at the very low sum OF
nity cents for the course of six sessions every
should certainly attend
National Republican., 1881-10-22
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
The weather To-Day.

For the Middle Atlantic States, including
The Dtsria Of Columbia fair tcedther, tends mostly
soutteriy loioer barometer, stationary higher teH-
peTdture
The thermometric readings yesterday were as
follows: "a, m i2oi IL q. M, Gao; p. m, 67so
?. M, 6Oo; II p. M, 1880 Maximum, 6Sbo; mini.
mum, 42o
National Republican., 1881-10-22
Iron nIttcrs.

We can substantate. That our stock OF mems,
youths and boys clothing is the most complete in
every particular to be found In the District. Else
man Bros, corner Seventh and Il.
National Republican., 1881-10-22

AfIer the last drawing OF the Louisiana State
Lottery II was reported that Mr, John Conners, an
engineer on the L. 4 N. Road. had drawn hal
Mr.. Connefs" said reporter, that you held half
OF ticket No. 437lS, the capital prize in the
Louisiana State Lottery Yes, Sit. did. on
Wednesday before last (the 9TH instant) bought
three half tickets OF the agent here" "Did You
have any trouble or delay In getting your money!
mot bit On my return TO Memphis went to
the Bank OF Commerce. which collected the
money for me- I got every cent Off" Mt. Con-
nerS Is 1ne specimen Of the American mechanic,
broad. shoudcrcd, well made, and intelligent.
There is no doubt but that he will put his win.
nings TO good use. The next drawing Is on No
vember S-Aemphis Apdidnche, September 20.
National Republican., 1881-10-22
Our Advice
The shedd baths.

To those In quest Of boys clothing. Go to Eiseman
Bros, corner Seventh and +, where you can fit
IouI boys Substantially ut moderate prices.
National Republican., 1881-10-22
LOCAL MENTION.

Our TatIorfng Department
e located on the second hoor where the most fas-
ndious can be pleased. Eiseman Bros, corner
National Republican., 1881-10-22
Dinerence. less.

A reward ofs25 will be paid at 422 street north
west to any member Of the Market Company or
any butcher or dealer or anybody else who will
show this statement to be incorrect, and that the
Market Company will not oppress the butchers by
getting sl0i less out of them in eighteen years II
this sale is allowed to go on than at the present
rates. There other like expressions of this COM
pany which may take occasion to notice here
ana II