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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01
Items Of News.

AsopSiN lhp4hpaOut lNsiuGul VI
Uniontowu, iu this county, says the
Washington .S'or oil Saturday, left his
house on Wednesday last and has not
been seen since until this morning,
when two colored men, named jackson
and Delaney, discovered his body sus.
pended from tree in the woods near
Fort Stanton. lie had, it seems, elm.
ed young chestnut sapling to the top,
where the tree branched and placing
his head in the fork Of the plant limb,
swung of, the tree bending over, leaving
him suspended in the air. Word was
sent to Uniontown, aud help obtained
and the body taken down. Thompson
was abou, 80 years old, aud has lately
shown symptoms of insiuity. lie
leaves wife aud family of children.
The Johnsrown (Pa) "Tii5me"
says There Is in the employ of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, near
this place, Il wilchmau named Samuel
j. Hall, who has held the position Tor
seventeen consecutive years la this
time he has walked 63 SO miles. or the
distance 81 two aud a haii tunes around
the earth umd yet not byru five miles
away from home lie la, not tasted ,
drop Ol intoxicating liquor III that time,
never been heard To swear, has not lost
uIgh, TT m ickness in all that time.
aud his oyesight is as good as ever"
They have gram elevator buildings ia
Detroit cap.bie ot no ding seven trains
of grain. tory cars TO the tram. Du.,
Ing busy season il Is nothing unusual
to receive aud ship 10000 bushels II
day. aud that. too, with the aid of bnt
Is men. The two belts which RIM nlI
the clevatiug apparatus are each 2lD
feet long and 30 inches wide. moi orl,
scoopinr 80 900 bushel, from, the cars
but also lining this Grain Gf I, he
shipneJ> nm m1re than no fec, ,y;,.,
duriny n single dny. Th,,, b,l,s On,
So 600 "A niece and IL tank the ro,,,Li,od
hides of 200 cattle tn nnLn then
Stock raising il 1, he tho c,ui,,,
business in Colorado. The Resources nf
that Territory for stock ra,,ins ara an
perior. we learn. to those of Tcxas-
Feed il available ON the plains ali ,ho
year round. With 2UD head or cows
y n h,n, 90 cp ana "'"u VI COWS
III, III .'.i;I "oo"' 'olOoo 80 '| n one
lowing, too, one third Of TIA, Who'll.
49, ~ O~PI'?'9 anu acc'ucn's
""r"' We "'' '0'"' 10 'oo great per
The actual oapital emnl.v.a :, tho
~ 1e'S'l O'P's"' e"P''yeu ~ the
T"'o ie"e n mmn n.'. !" 81 Louis
',o"e' - 0i''o''Voo ine amount oil
P'H 'eiu consumed e"eh year ioots up
'"e e"o'ih"us sun vi ten m''i'on pounds,
h,e t"ousaou 'onA-m more th'h two
thiras Tue entire annual product OF Mis-
sour lead mines II Is estimated that
10 one year about llO.OOO,OOo pounds
oi white pant are used III the United
s'n,es
mr' turner, OIL inc lalelgh Sent,ne',
ana other victims OF the infamous ARK
anu MS infamous lieutenant bergen,
nave turned the tables 90 the'r persecu-
lots ihey nave mad Bergen sent to
Jaii, ana tue United states Marshal Is
after MIX, when he Is caught ar
resi- OF Holden Is next III order, unless
mr.. urant lnterieres again to protect
ms friends IRON punishment.
The consumption OF wood IN the
United States ID enormous. Railway
sieepers alone require 100000 acres oil
the best timber every year. The an.
H.
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NO. 1901 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
Daniel Loppo VS.. Catherine Leppo and others
NOTICE Is hereby given this 10th day q
~ August, 1870, % the creditors Of Simon
L. Leppo, deceased, to file their claims prom.
erly proven and authenticated with the Clerl
Of this Court on or before the 2Oth day q
October next
A. NEAL,
aug is-A Special Auditor.
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Fall and Winter Importation
1870.
RaBBO MS,
Millinery and Straw Goods.

ARMSTRONG, GATOR & co.
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs or
BONNET, TRIMMING 4 VELVET RIBBONS,
BONNET SILKS, SArlxs AND VGLyErs,
Bonds, Nets, Grapes, Ruches, Ftocers,
Feathers Ornaments,
STRAW B0NNETS AND LADIES' HATS.
TRIMMED AND USrRINHgD
SH1 KEN MOODS, &c,
2S7 and $50 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, Nh.
Offer the largest Stock to be found in this
Country, and unequalled in choice variety and
cheapness, comprising the latest Partisan
novelties.
Orders solicited, and prompt attention given.
aug 25--3m'
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.
10 Tic Toiers qf he First Election
District.

10 he Voters ef he First Election
District
The undersigned. Officer Of Registration
for the First Election District of Carroll
county-in compliance with the provisions
Of Chapter $50 Of the Acts of lie General
Assembly of Maryland, passed at January
session, 1870, which makes il the duty Of
Officers Of Registration to ST at some place
convenient to the voters of their respective
districts, for three days, commencing on the
I'd Monday Of September in each year, for
the purpose Of diseharging their duties
hereby gives notice that he will attend at
His Residence, on Monday the 18th, and on
Tuesday aud Wednesday, the 10Th and 2lst,
Of September, at Wm. Fishers office,
in Taneytown, from O. clock, A. NJ, until
Go clock, 2 NJ, for the purpose Of dis.
charging his duty as such Officer Of Regis
tration, according 20 the provisions of said
Act of the General Assembly Of Maryland
The Registrtion Act Of 1870 provides that
it shall be the duty Of the Register 10 strike
from the list Of qualified voters tho names
Of all persons known, or made known to
him, who have died or removed from said
Election District, or have become disqual.
flied under the provisions Of the Second and
j nTu ptcubus OF Tue 1lfst AFllcte OF inc
Constitution. and to deliver to any persons
applying, whose names appear on the said
list OF qualified voters, a certificate of reg.
istration, and to strike from the books OF
registration the name of said dead removed
or disqualified persons, and for what cause
under the Constitution and Laws of this
State, as the case may be, and TO register
the name Of every person who shall apply
to him to be registered as q qualified voter,
who shall satisfy him that he possesses, OF
before the day Of election next ensuing will
possess, the requisite qualifications under
the Constitution Of the United States and
the law made in pursuance thereof, aud the
Constitution Of the State Of Maryland, the
qualifications Of age, citizenship aud resi-.
dence, aud is mot disqualified under the
provisions of the Second and Third See
tons Of the First Article Of the Constiiu
| ton.
G. W. CRAPSTER.
aug 25-3t Register.
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of Copartnership.

WESTMINSTER, AUGUST 18th, 1870.
vV,HE partnership heretofore existing
IL between the undersigned, under the
name and title Of Thompson, Bayless 4 Co.,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All persons indebted to the firm will please
makepron pit payment to Geo. G. Orendorff,
who is authorized to receipt therefore
A. r. THOMPSON,
GEO. II. BAYLESS,
aug 25-3t GEO. @. 0RENDORFF.
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JOHN ". SANF0RD' s
WESTMINSTER, MD.

1" ~ . EN- NJ
DIAM and Striped Granedines at 20
il cents, Plain Lenos in all colors at ~
cents, Plain White Pedues Mt 20 cents,
PLAN, Plaid and Striped Poplins at Gold
prices, Figured Lawns from l2l to lScents,
Plain, Striped and Figured Delaines from
l21 to Is cents, Plain Alpaaas from 20 to
40 cents, Plain Plaid and Striped Cambrics
from 20 to 80 cents, all wool Cassimeres
for Mems aud Boys Wear from 45 to rs
cents, We viii sell Ladies' Misses and
Children's Lasting Kid and Morocco Gal.
tiers lower than they can be bought in this
City. a full line of Notions and Gentle.
mems Furnishing Goods; Hosiery, Gloves
and Suspenders, the very fastest style neck
wear for young men. Bleached and Tn.
bleached Muslins at at 10 cts. and i2S cts.
aug Is JN0. W. SANFORD.
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q 0 A or e 8.

80 ~ ~ .
This property is situated on the Baltimore
and Hanover Pike, q miles from Balti.
more. and 2 miles south of Hampstead. Ii
is improved with two Dwellings, ~.
one is large two ,ory d.
L. o G no Z Sc, Esss
with Backbuldlng, partly weather. 49,
boarded, good cellar, well of excellent
water near the door, Frame Barn 25x40,
newly built; Granary, Corn House, Smoke
House, Dairy, Chicken and Hog House,
also an Orchard of Choice Fruit, such as
Apples, Pears, Cherries, Re. Also
TENANT HOUSE
on the east side of the farm with never
failing spring of water near the door. There
are about 10 Acres Of excellent Meadow on
the Pike with water on a large portion of it.
The farm is in high state OF cultivation
having been recently lined, and the fences
good. This is one of the most desirable
properties ever offered in this MARKET aud
would make an excellent business stand.
Those wishing to see the place and learn
terms. viii call on the undersigned. resid.
ing near Shamberger's Station, Western
Md, Railroad.
GEORGE H0UCK of VIM,
or to the Editor Of this paper.
jan 6,-tf
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N . TIC e.
SCHOLARSHIPS ~ 81. JOHNS
COLLEGE


TzNHlE School Commissioners for Carroll
Il county hereby give notice that they are
empowered to make Six Appointments to
Scholarships in st. Johns College, at An
napolis.
Each ofthese Scholarships entities the
holder in whose name it is issued, to ex.
emption from the payment OF room rent
and tuition fees, if, on examination, lie is
found qualified to enter any class in the
Preparatory Department or College. In
addition to room rent, the College authori
ties engage during the coming year to fur.
nish board in the College Commons, tim
Guiding fuel, lights, washingand text. books, }
to all incumbents of State Scholarships at
the rate Of $500 per aunum, payable in
advance, in semi annual instruments of 800
at the beginning of each term in the schoas
tic year."
These Scholarships, intended TO be badges
of distinction and evidences of merit, ~
and open to all who choose to compete for
them, will be awarded to the sir applicants
found best qualified to enter College.
''Each incumbent of Scholarship is en-
titled TO hold it, under his original appoint.
ment, until he shall have completed the
course of his studies in College, unless he
shall forfeit his advantages by gross INSIDE
meanor or by incurable negligence"
The scholastic year begins on the first
Wednesday in October, and ends on the
last Wednesday in July"
BslS Students who intend to become ap.
plicants, will send their "Rdmes and post
office address to the Secretary ofthe Board
OF County School Commissioners, and ap.
ply in person to the Examiner, or to the
Board in session on the first Monday in
in September.
By order of the Board of School Com.
missioners,
J. NJ. NEWSoN,
aug lS-3t Secretary.
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A LARGE supply of Laces, Jaconet
IN Edgings and lnsertings, Infants Waists,
Just received from Philadelphia, ut
ap2l Mrs. A. =. Armstrongs.
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BIack Berry syrup.

Nor Diarrhma nd Summer Complaints
IL use Herring Co upoundSyrup of Black.
berry Roet Sold BY A. II, Huber and
John W. Wilmer, iulys
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.
To tie Voters Of h- Second Election
District.

To tie Voters Of III Second Election
District.
The undersigned, Officer of Registration
for the Second Election District Of Carroll
county-in compliance with the provisions
of Chapter 4j9 Of the Acts of the General
Assembly of Maryland, passed ut January
session, 1870, which makes it the duty Of
Officers Of Registration to sit at some place
convenient to the voters Of their respective
districts, for three days, commencing on the
Sd Monday Of September in each year, for
the purpose of discharging their duties, -
hereby gives notice that he will attend at
Temperance Han, in Unioutown, on Mon.
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, the 10Th,
10th and Dist ofSeptcubcr, from 9 q clock
A, NJ, until O'clock, p. NJ, for the pur.
pose OF discharging his duty as such Officer
| of Registration, according to the provisions
OF said Act OF the General Assembly of Ma
ryland.
The Registration Act Of 1870 provides
that it shall be the duty of the Register to
strike from the list Of qualified voters the
names ufal! persons known, or made known
TO hun, who have died or removed from said
| Election District. or have become disquali-
fed under the provisions of the Second and
AH4tN tNNNlNHN VI AlAN Alt1h .Altltit VI tue
| Constitution, and to deliver to any persons
| applying, whose names appear on the said
list of qualified voters, n certificate of reg
istraiion, and to strike from the books OF
registration the name of said dead, rem owed
or disqualified persons, and for what cause
under the Constitution and Laws Of this
State, as the case may be, and to register
the name Of every person who shall apply
to him to be registered as qualified voter,
who shall satisfy him that he possesses, OF
before the day of election next ensuing will
possesses, the requisite qualifications under
the Constitution Of the United States and
the law made in pursuance thereof, and the
Constitution Of the State of Maryland, the
qualifications of age, citizenship and resi-
donce, and IS not disqualified under the
provisions Of the Second and Third Sec.
lions Of the First Article of the Constitu.
ton. JOHN Il. HAINES,
aag 2j--3t Register.
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v a ] u a lie f a r m
AT PRIVATE SALE.

FElE undersigned offers at Private Sale
the valuable little Farm on which he
now resides. miles west of Westminster,
bounded by the Western Nd. Railroad and
II county road leading from Westminster to
WarfelIsburg, and contains
50 ACRES, ROOD and % PERCHES.
The land is in high state of cultivation,
having been recently lined, and is well set
in grass, except about Is Acres in corn; the
fences are good About ) or acres in
Timber, principally oak. The Dwelling is
two.story LOG House., A M~@
rough-casted, with Kitchen AIf@%A.S
attached, and contains seven MI sls4.
rooms, and with slghtrepairs .
could be made very comfortable log barn,
barracks, hog, carriage and smoke houses,
| spring house with never failing spring of
excellent water. This offers superior ad.
vantagcs to any one wishing to engage in
the milk business, as it is only . quarter of
mile from Spring Mills Station on the
Western Md Railroad, and is convenient
to churches, mills, schools, post Office, &c.
ALTO an Orchard of choice variety Of Fruit.
About 8 acres are in good Meadow, with n
stream of water running through it.
There is Water Power on the premises,
suitable for either Saw or Grist Mill.
If not sold at Private Sale by THURSDAY,
the 9th day of 0croBER, next, it will be
offered at Public Sale.
Possession given on November lst
1erms.-0no third cash, balance in one
and two years with interest from date, the
purchaser giving notes with approved sccu.
riIy. bearing interest from the day of sale.
For further information apply to
WIN. PERRY L0GUE,
residing ON the premises.
or RICHARD L0GUE,
aug 4-ts near 0rendorH7s Mills.
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Dr. J. J. vanderford,
DEN TIST,
NO. 81 sARAToGA STREET,,
RALTIAanR, I'D.


RgEenExcEs.
Hon H. g. s. Key, St. Mary's CO., Ma
Col c. Billingslea, 4
DR.. +. G. Neale, Y
Joseph H. Key, Esq, q
Hon. B, i. Biggs, New Castle COZ, DEL.
Rev. John Patton. D. D.,
Rev. John Collins McCabe, ID. d. ~
Hon. Hiram Mccullough, Cecil 81. Nd.
Rey. Henry Mathews.
don. Geo, Earle, late ASST. Post Gen'I.
may 2d-H
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COOK STOVES

less than any other House in Maryland,
No charge for Freight or Drayage.
Send for price lists.
Zss- New Stoves warranted two years.
Crates, Bricks and Repairs at Foundry
Prices.
Repairing done promptly,
aug 25-6m
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AAtiiNt illoiN vi itno.
The improvements thereon consisting of a
large and substantial two.
@A-,G story Stone Dwelling House,
M,.s with large back building
W. 80 49, - attached; basement and cellar
under the whole binding; Bank Barn So X
~ feet, with two threshing floors. stone hog
house. granares, carriage house, smoke
house, dry house. wood house, two laries.
all other necessary outbuidiugs, and all in
excellent repair; well of water and pump ut
the house and at the barn; there Is also Il
never'iailing spring of excellent water near
the house.
Two Apple Orchards
are also on the premises; about 30 Acres is
first. class Timber Land, the balance il all
in high state of cultivation, having been
recently heavily lined, aud produces equal
to any land in the vicinity The farm is
divided in fields of convenient size, enclosed
by God fences, aud are well watered; there
is also on this farm an excellent stone school
house, which could Mt a small cost DO con,
verified into dwelling house.
Also two Lots Of excellent Timber Land, ,
one containing
Is Acrcs, 2 Roods anil % Ptrrhes of
Of Lm,d more ~ hSs, anil tie
other IL Acres aDI33 irrchcs
Of L@td, 0,9rc or less
These lots, Undesirable, will be sold with
and as part Of the last farm above named
And also one other farm containing
81 Acres and II Pcrchcs Of Lam7,
more or less The improvements on this
property consist of n two story LOG HoysE
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

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WOOD AND COAL.

10 THE rsDLic OF wAsHINGroS.
TO correct an impression that has been MADE d,
seae gusrtrs, We hereby inform the public that ws
heye nex e Discootanned- the WOOD AND GOAL
kOeln& re ~ the" corner Of 18th AID Streets n
~ where Ne csp always be found really % furuish
nolS DICKSON KING.
NOAL AND sVOO0. alGaI = =
" So c
/. have receavsd the ss.f veek Eve Garage. -,
quality BED and WHITE ASH COAL. all Sire
To- tr enssiSSs sea yeA Lvin ell ior
sH SAen only. Ia L4kAsa. s&s
= Best ausaaty sAkasd PINE WOOD.
Orders Iefs Ct once corner 18Th street sut Pam.
ytyAnia avenue, or q the Ysrd. a stresf vhsrf,
proApt6 htlsaSCEE- : -. - =
- ssahsa JANE 0EKAsON,
se0.a tRepi Goa srs 'woos M-csa.i.
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-WAsHi,Gros, d C.. Oct. Is, 1870 oCs; y
n~COLLEeTORS OFrICE,- =
H Essr WING 0Irr HAT.

NTcoLLkeroKs 2ITISk. -o-.a-- :
WAsHINGIoN, ID. c., Oct Is, 1870
OFFICIAL.
Notice IL hereby given. that the TAXES FOR
.nnsi 1919, 80 levied upon the real and per
Eoiampis, Val be payable on and after October 18th
M al %seoan, " ten Per cent. will be allowed
S1n. ~: Also, count Of five peg cent. from
tai nsd ehsn whose property there il special
'ns n 1,ins 81 nppy,ng for the general tax bill
70 tne sum OF two bucdred and fftg dollars Me-, can
pey OF said taX IN csrtf ates OF ind sbted-
mes OF ths Gorporation Of Washington, ID 6
NO attention Will be paid to X cal letters request
ing TAX DINE neither any bills be made before or
sd ter Smss hoars fhs Collector is comp.led to
Ins course ~ consequences Of the late law 70.
adPm srs dl.sriention Of the funds daily =.
year Receipts, which will greatly facilitnfe the
ties applying. '''0 'Ae " 'ne par
All checks offered in payment for taxe. must Ia
are drawn. ~ AA Np'H " n'en'nes
ON the lst Of February. ls7l. ths, books will b
closed and all taxes due and paid .il sdysr
oelS Dt IRep-&Chroni Cfy Coiieee,r.
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LOST AND FOUND.
L OST-A liver colored. flea bitten POIN-
- TkR DOG. double nose; eud % taHs
cut of. A liberal reward will be pail for-%-1A
him At No 62l 9Th street, opposite Jail. no2 St.
OSI,gn the I'd instant. about ., "a . 90, two
- Sd hills. folded separately, IN going from Jshn
yw' rhs grocery, eorne- 9th and D street,, to
Poet Smce, via street 70 7th street, then up7th,
vest side, The finder will Iefstu 80. ana return
DE balance to Up. d. w." koom 7, Treasury
BulIding. r. 1t
GS RkWA8D-STRAYED,o on IT, 3tvt q Octo
W. Der, from the neighborhood Of 7th ~
and b streets sou'h, small. black and ,H
nnDed CLIP. Ansaers to the name OF -
tiley Any person returning her to No. 1915 "A
& .. w Will receive the above reward. mol 2t.
Coz REWARD-LOsT-An RNVRLOPE con-
20 tainiI seven twenty dollar treasury notss,
either 81 str ct, iberWeen lpfh and 18th street.
n ~ or u,h street, between n and n. Tue above
reward viii be paid upon return Of same to my Once
$40 Loniriana avenue, opposite City Hall. -
MOIST. GEO. BURGESS.
4 OeT-A BLACK MOROCCO POCKET BOOK
between Fl. derrick AID Gi cen .treess, on Bridge
$50, contrasting two 10 bills, aud other notes OF less
dfEa nipa,ion less so. The finder and retu~ner 70
II =. hOkAS ,Georgetowo, No. ~ Bridge street,
will be very literally rewarded.
ec3l-a- JANIS wARDELL.
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SNOW SToRM.-Quite Q snow stor mn took nla.s
IN Maine and New Hampshire on Mondsv. In
reIefai places the snow Was four inches deep.
anording tolsrabfy good slsighing
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persons indebted 20 me are NO
uS tined 70 settle their bills By the nrst day Of
J.nH.ry' f3ii or nay IN q ysfqssd nsdssi st-
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Boys SCHOOL AND DRESS SUITS
AT RKMARKABLf Low PRICES.
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The Ohio STATE Journal, a paper that nv ia
character and influence is a qualified expon-n
OF western opinion, says Of the capital moving
business
The capital movers seem to have comica,
notion that the capital is TO be struck down Ike
the center man OF the rally-point on a skirmlsh
line, and the population OF the country will far
m around this point in equal circles; therefore.
they argue, IL Is OF the highest I'm portauce III NJ
the capital shall be located a. near the seo-
grsphlcA center OF The country a. possible. The
goserDment Is to be something in the nsfu,e ~
peAniic par Of tongs, TO stand with one Ies In
the capital, and rake In everything from the
Iufherest limit Of its radius with the other Leo -
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0FOffIOE OF NATIONAL FREEDMHNS
~ SAsIkGS AND TAVur 0tutP AHE
no. sO5 Seyeuthbtrsse opposite the Post Once,
sprry, ,WxsMIHS Iox, q Oct s0th; $50.
"a. m9neSs Dn POSTED ct the Company 3 Bank
uh sfieet) between this date and the 2lst day
q, No,emb Der ext zinc lusS will commence DRAW
lnGlNTER1sT on the let day Of November Nov
NE Tine All sums OF S5 and upwards receive In
NJ N0IiCE 1Thcre will be a meeting Of the
w TOChHOLPERS OF the WASHINGTON
MARKET COMPANY, at the Board Of Trade
Rooms. ON sATU RDA Y tbs 5tA day OF osember,
~ II clock. for the eer lion OF ofcers and t6s
transaction Of any other on sness that may legally
come unser the charter Of said company
II. 5 DAVIS,
-.s-- Fs SoSSessss2ssMns,
JOHNS. CKOCKER
n. W. BLISS.
BENy. r FRENCH,
JOB w. ANGUS,
A. q. RICHARDS.
SAMUEL 3 SHOOT,
John X ELVAhS,
OHAS. e, GODRREY,
II. 1. GREGORY,
Cor orators.
"heh'N@f"s' u -. oct ., fSU. Oc6
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THE WORKING PsoPLR.-An attempt will be
msde At the next session OF the Pennsylvania
Legislature to repeal the so-calIed conspiracy
lay, under which mechanics and other working
Ingmen are liable TO indictment, trial and pun
ishment for exercising their prerogatives as
trades unionists. The journcymen cigar,make
OF PhiladelPhfs held mass meeting ON Msnday
evening, and adopted resolutions strongly pro-
hs'ing against the Introduction OF Chinese Ia
bOTers. - - -