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MORE RADICAL RoGUERY.
Tammany Outdone /!

Tammany 0utdone!
There is perfect mania for embez'
element. 1t would really seem, says
the Baltimore Sun, that nearly every
body iu public Office, entrusted with
largo sans Of money, had gone TO
stealing. Right upon the heels Of the
stupendous ring exposures in New York,
we have two more 'heavy defalcations,
this time Of Federal officers, one IN
Washington, 10 the case ct a trusted
army officer, Major Hodge, who comics
scs to having distracted nearly half
million of dollars of tho public money,
and the other 10 New York, proml'
nent postofiico chief of bureau, who
sends up Sis, 900 to the place "where
the woodbinc twincth," 1t is a siguiti
caut fact that in both these cases the
temptation to gamble in stocks has
lured the unfortunate to their ruin
The case is thus stated Major j.
Ledyard Hodge, deputy paymaster OF
the U. S. Army in Washington since
1861, turns out to be n dciaultcr to the
Government to the amount Of Sl7l 900.
He has confessed his guilt, and states
that he has been making fraudulent
returns and statements since 1866, and
has spent the stolen money in gold and
stock gambling, in New York. Hodge
was arrested in Washington on Monday,
and sent to Fort Mcllenry on Tuesday
ef last week. 1t is not expected that
the Government will recover anything
more than few thousand dollars from
the sale of his property.
The New York case is thus mention.
cd Another financial sensation has
been uuearthed in New York. This
time the trouble exists in the Postollicc,
Assistant Postmaster John w. Norton
being the transgressor 1t appears that
be is n deiaulter to the amount of Sll5,
900, some say $3.50, 900, and that the
money has been lraudulently drawn by
Norton during the past eighteen months
or two years Norton, to make restitu
ton, has surrendered his entire property
STILL ANOTHER STEAL John Moon,
A clerk in the Post Office has been
detected opening money letters He
was arrested aud held to bail in the
sum of $4,000. lie has been employ.
ed in the Office twenty five years, and
owns valuable property in Brooklyn,
MANY other cmployees in the Office arc
suspected of similar crimes
AND Yer Ayorpru-A nliulc
irregularity" has been discovered in the
Hartford Comm postolI;ca-which
consists in The postmastcr cc,,ing tho
clerks to sian blauk rccein,s for salaries
which he filled in at the rate of $50 a
year when he paid them but 500.
Tho "sw,y" was divided bo,woon tho
postmaster and his brother.
MoRE OF THE BLEssJyGs op RAM.
cALIsM-Tbe Internal Revenno dcr,i.
cations for PENNSYLVANIA foot nm 81
S3S4166I: far Ohm 81 97i o1G "a
for Illinois. sI55g ITO 90 md far
Louisiana. ST 993 1853 u7 Evcrv wool
now we publish record or the s,e,l;n,s
of Radical officials
MokE YEA nice li,,lo rama /.
being played by the Board of public
Works 10 WASHINGTON Civ ben,hc
contractors on the public works nrescn,
their bills for poyment certifcatcs ore
- VS.
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A mougrel ticket called "Reform
Ticket" has been brought out in How
ard county. The same game will be
played by the Radicals in other counties
if possible. They are trying to get up
mixed tickets in Dorchester aud Kent.
Divide aud conquer" is their policy,
but it wont avail them.
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$40 REWARD!!

r 0ST, in or near the town of Union
IL Bridge, on Wednesday, September 10,
1871, q valuable GOLD WATCH, small
size, Hunting Case.
The above reward will be paid to the
person delivering to me the said Watch, in
God condition.
J. G. STULTZ,
sep 2l-3t near Union Bridge.
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For Sale.

A Thoroughbred Alderny Bull. Can be
~ seen at the Carroll Countyassfzr~u
Fair Grounds, October Sd, 4th, 6VX1{7
9th and 9th. For Terms and -X
Pedigree apply to b. i. SHRlvER,
Union Mills or at the Fair Grounds.
sep 2I-2t
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Frederick County Agricultural Fair
will be held from the 10th to the 18th
Of October. Allegany county will hold
her exhibition from the 18th TO the 10Th
of October. Both exhibitions are ex.
pccted to be largely attended.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DELICIOUS SERVICES at the Meth.
IL o list Episcopal Church, Sunday,
September 24th. Our dear and venerable
brother Rev. John Miller, being about to
move to Baltimore, will preach ID. V. at
l09 A. NJ.
Sunday School Quarterly Concert Ser
vice at "a P. NJ. The Public and especially
Parents are invited.
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President Grant has appointed forty
one Of bis relatives to Office, and if be
had forty more he would no doubt make
room for them all. Grant probably
remembered the scripture lesson which
reads ! /" He that provideth not for his
own household has denied the faith and
is worse than an infidcI."
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Baltimore has appropriated $4,000 to
entertain the Knights Templar who may
visit that city during their grand con.
vocation from the 10Th to the 2lst inst.
A large number, from all parts of the
country, is expected.
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Private Sale.

offer at Private Sale my
il House and Lot near the A&N-N
Washington Road, about ! Ms.saR
mile from Westminster. The 15tsst4i5G
Lot contains about 3 Acres; the house is a
first rate two story frame, weaiherboarded,
aud there are all necessary out buildings
on the premises. with good water and an
abundance Of fruit Of choice varieties.
sep 2l-3m GEORGE T. NOEL.
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ALTERATION. = The Republican
State Convention nominated,
For Attorney General,
Alexander Randall,
OF Aune Arundel.

The Trienoial celebration of the
Knights Templar takes place 10 Bulti.
more today. 1t is estimated that 5000
will be in the liuc of the procession.
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In The Orphans Court for Carroll County

In The Orphans Court for Carroll County.
AUGUST Term, ISL
Estate of )nN Application Us
deceased. day of September, 1871,
that the sale of part Of the undeyised lea,
Estate OF Jacob Powder, late Of CarrSli
county, deceased, made by William I.
Smith and Lewis Green, Executors oil lne
last Will and Testament of said deceased,
and this day reported TO this Court by Tue
said. Executors be ratified and confirmed
unless oause be shown 10 the contrary, on
or before the Sd Monday, 18th day OF 0c
tober next; provided copy of this order
be inserted for three successive weeks 10
some newspaper printed and published IN
Carroll county, before the said Sd Monday,
10th day Of October next. The Executors
report the sale OF part ofthe uudevised Real
Estate Of said deceased, consisting Of forty.
four acres, two roods and three pe,ches Of
Woodland, M ore or less, situatedi in Carroll
county, and sold in Ave separate parcels,
at private sale, for the gross sum of two
Thousand four hundred and fifty. nine dol
lars and si1ty-two cents, ($2i50 g.
True copy,-Test:
JOS. NJ. PARKE,
sep 2lSt Register of Wills.
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NO. 1Ia6 EOuITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Charles I. Reifsnid-r, Trustee, vs.. Henry
Drach and Wife.
ORDERED this 18th day Of September,
" A. ID. 1871, that the Audit filed IL
this cause be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof DO
shown on or before the 9th day of October
provided copy of this order be inserted
for two successive weeks before the las,
named day, in some newspaper published
in Carroll county.
JN0. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True -eopy,-Test;
sep 2l-2t JSo. b. Boyle, CLERK.
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a. IL. NORRIS.

A ATTORNEY. AT.LAW AND S0LIC.
n IT0R IN CHANCERY, offers his
Professional Services to the public, and
will promptly attend to all business entrust.
ed to Eis care
n@- OFFICE with Crout & Reifsnider,
Main Street, East. End, Westminster, Md.
sep 2l.tf
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reduced prices for cash, Mt Branden.
burg's.
CARPETS. Brussels, 3 Ply, Ingrains,
Striped Gall Wool, Hemp, Home made,
Rag and List Carpets, Oil Cloths aud
Mattings, for sale at Baltimore prices,
by Jno. l.. Reifsnider. 3t
Ladies' Misses and Childrcns' Peb
bled foxed Shoes, at Brandenburg's.
Housekeeping Articles, Queeusware,
aud Woodenware, at Baltimore prices,
by John l.. Reiisnider. 81
Ladies' Misses aud Childrens' French
Leather Button Boots, at Bradenburg's.
Building Hardware at John L. Ref
sniders. 81
Ladies', Misses and Chidrens' Glove
Kid Button Boots, at Brandenburg's
Paints, Oils aud Glass, at John L.
Refsnider's. 81
Silver.plated Ware, quality guaran-
teed, at John L. Reifsnider's. t3
KING WASHING MACHINE.
The only perfect Washing Machine
in the United States.
Il. j. CRUMRrNE & Co,
Agents for Carroll county.
Manchester, Md. If
Il. j. Crumrine's Great Dexter Horse
and Cattle Powder, for sale Wholesale
and Retail by j. i. Reiisnider. If
There are at present nearly $3.50, 1000
Odd Fellows in the United States.
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Wanted. A Man and wife.

WITHOUT Children, on snug little
w place near Uniontown, Carroll Co.
Address box sc, Uniontown, Nd.
sep II 81
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We have several original literary ar
ticles on hand, which we are compelled
to defer indefinitely.
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A VALUABLE LITTLE FARM
Az PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue Of an Order Of the Orphans
Id Court of Carroll county, the subscf
Der, Us Executor Of Abraham Weaver, late
of said county, deceased, will sell at pable
Sale, on the premises, on
Saturday, The Dist Of October, 1871,
ut l O'clock, P. NJ, a very desirable Farm
situated aboat miles west of Westminster,
and within miles Of the w. NJ. Railroad,
adjoining lands of d. Berner, John Beard
aud others, and contains about
As Acres of Land, more or less.
This property is in high state oil cudva'
ton, improved with two. A .,N-N
story DWELLING HOUSE, MIA-A,
in good condition, large lil8tM-
Switzer Barn, with Wagon s--s-.e's--
Shed and Corn Crib attached, Hog House.
Dairy, and all necessary out buildings, all
in good order, with splendid Orchard Of
choice Fruit Trees, not surpassed in The
county. all in bearing condition.
p@- Persons DESTROYS of viewing tho
above described property can do SO b aP
plying to the Executor, residing in frzes'
burg, who will take pleasure in Furnishing
any information desired.
EsB~ Possession given on the list day oil
April, 1872.
Terms Of Sale.-0ne third of the pur'
chase money to be paid to the said Execn
tor on the day of sale, or upon the ralihca'
ton thereof by the Court the balance Y
be paid in two equal payments OF one an'
two years, respectively, the credit pay
ments to bear interest from the day OF sale
and to be secured satisfactorily.
SIMON p. WEAVER,
sep 2lts Executor
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TRusTEEs' SALE
orrwo VERY
Y a !! !! Farm,
IN CRANBERRY vAIrpr
Carroll co"ny Nar,I..
A LOT OF WOOD Lay,
liz MANCHESTER Dlsraic,, cAnpo'' S =
V'iiE undersigned by yirtuoo ,o
l. OF the Circuit Court for Cam n, 1ns tsea
as Court of Equity, passed 4 y saor,
Tobias Oursler and Others = az, W eA
Oursler and others, will as "as lig
G Dht, IN saiu cause decreed 10 i, ~ ~ y
premises, on '1ue'i "a L
Thursday, he 2G& dog Of Oh.
1871, at l o'clock, P. NJ Tha
Estate to be sold embraces tw wv Sra ID
Land. The first, known AZ n. i nSs
Farm" of the late Henry Oursle r ,, 10y
Ill ACRES OF LAM
more or less. The second /, ,
Lanl containing iAa
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES or ~,
more or less, and is adjoining III, n
Farm. They will be sold either 81 ~ ny
or together as the occasion rean;,.I H.,sl
said Real Estate is situated II r. u
Valley, Westminster District anS I i.:s,
tween the old $ llivan Road and E,9lss
Valley Road. This property i abo o.s. /.
miles from the City Of Wes,min.,ss,.' ~
mile from Winters Station on M N.Y.. "
Maryland Railroad, and one mia ~ .,'s y
Littlestown Pike. The Home a., w Y
proved with a large S.story . Z
Stone Dwelling House with lSN~o
back buildings large Swift. Hn1h,S
er Barn, Wagon Shed. Car. liiistlLleMt
riage House, Meat House, and an ~ E
cessary o-tbuildings in good renal, II i T.
on II suilicieney of good Timber All n
residue is cleared land in the hiohs,, Al, ~, "
OF Improvement, well fenced ami n =
watered. W
The second Farm of 25 Acres is iap,o,.
with comfortable ''''
DWELLING HOUSE.
a good Barn, and the usual number NJ n.
buildings. The soil like the Home b,-
is OF excellent quality and in the e.,
state of cultivation; 1t is also well wals,,
and well fenced. Both Tracts have Il,
thorol ghly lined.
The Lot OF Wood Land is SITUATED
Manchester District, on the roai Ian
from Westminster to Manchester, one \
and n half from the town Of Manchea
containing
SIX ACRES OF LAND,
more or less. 1t is well Timbered with,
cellent Timber for rails. It will be oTe
for sale, on the premises, at | O'Clock.
SATURDAY, the 2sth dry Of OCTOBER, Is
The terms of sale as prescribed By
decree Cone third cash on the "a,
sale or on the ratification thereof, one n
in one year, and one.third in two We
the credit payments to bear interest e
day Of sale, and to be secured by the
or notes Of the purchaser or purchaser
the satisfaction of the Trustees.
TOBIAS 0URSLER,
JOHN I. 0URSLER,
Trustee
JAMES A. C. BoSp, Solicitor.
sen Pits.
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NOTICE is hereby given that rule has
IN been granted on the heirs and legal
representatives of George Robb, deceased,
to be and appear on the llth day Of Octo.
Der, 1871, at an Orphans Court to be held
at York, for the county of York, on said
day, then and there TO accept or refuse to
accept Of the Real Estate at the valuation,
or by offering an advance on the same, or
show cause why the same should not be
sold by an order of this Court.
Sheriff IS Office, York, Sept. IL, 1871.
GEORGE GEIGER,
sep 2l.3t Sheriff.
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Business Locals.

Notices under this head TEN CENTS
per line for each Insertion.
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Building Hardware, Paints, Oils and
Glass, for sale ut Baltimore prices, at
John L.. Rcilsnider's. sep 81 q
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The Crawford County plan Of nomi-
patioa has been voted down BY the
Democrats o. Cecil county, 10 whom il
xas submitted BY the Central Commit
tee.
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There must be no such lukewarmness exhib.
tied at the coming election. The Radicals will
make desperate struggle to carry the State.
They know how great will be the influence of
a victory this year upon the Presidential cleo
ton. The Democracy must put forth vigor-
possible incentives to do so, and we believe
they will succeed in gaining splendid victory
All that is necessary to insure such result is
the full poll Of our vote. Let every Democrat
remember that, and impress it upon the minds
Of his neighbors.
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PENNsYLvANIA.-The election takes
place on the second Tuesday in October,
which is the 10th Of the month. The
Lancaster Iateliigeneer thinks that if a
fill pote be polled the Democratic ticket
will be elected by 10000 majority.
But for prevalent supineness in the
party at that time, it says Judge Shars-
woods majority would have been fifty
thousand, and adds =
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1000 Pairs Of Gum Overs, Mems
Boys, Ladies' Misses and Childrens' at
reduced prices for cash, Mt Branden.
burgs
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Notice..

To The Heirs Of George Rob-, deceased,
late Of the Borough Of Dotdaown,
York county, Pemnyioania.
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The artificial breeding Of fish is en-
gaging the attention Of some Of the cit
izcns of Anne Arundel county. There
are thsee salt water fish ponds near
Annapolis, aud another three miles dis.
tant.
The Mexican Government has can
celled the claim of the Lower Califor-
MIA Company to the Magdalena Bay
grant for non .fulfillment Of the contract
for colonization.
The will Of the late John Slidell,
just fled, bequeaths property to tho
amount Of $4,000. The will was
made in 1861, and among other proper
~ bequeaths several slaves.
Between the 4th and the 18th inst.
ten tons of grapes were shipped from
Hagerstown 10 Baltimore.
Iowa is betting on million and
half bushels Of apples this year as
against 666, l48 bushels 10 1868.
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There are at present nearly $50, 900
Odd Fellows in the United States.
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Il. j. Crumrine's Great Dexter Horse
aud Cattle Powder, for sale Wholesale
and Retail by j. H. Reifsnider If
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A contemporary announces that there
have been very many cutting affairs in
the cornfelds lately, which are shocking
to look upon.
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PROGRESS OF THE JAMES RIVER IMPROVE
MENTs.-The Dispatch has kept the public
fully informed ol the progress made 10y The
United States and city engineers in the I'M
provcmrnt o; the James river. The wealth
CT now l. most favorable for the work, and
it is being pushed ahead with great deal
or energy. Yesterday al examination WAS
made of the Rockets reef, and IN expert
mcnt was made by Mr.. Townsend, OF BoS-
ton, on the removal OF the rock by the
agency of Dualin, the new Prussan eXlio-
size compound. The experiment Was en-
inrntlv successful,
At Drcwry's Bluff Prof. Maillefert is still
busy on the wrecks of the jamestown,
Richmond, and other steamers, and has
gotten out vast quantity OF iron, which
has been sold TO metal dealers in Richmond,
tue demand for it being great. Prof. NJ.
expects TO get through with his lahors 1T
Drrwry's Bluff in 4 few weeks, but u
NAV require couple Of months yet.
Cotton IL Co., of Philadelphia, with Il
large force, two steam.drcdgeS. ana tug,
are steadily employed ut Dutch Gap, ana
are getting along Guely. Considerable pro-
grc$S has also been made in the crlO-Work
for retaining dredging material at war
wick's bar. and the city dredges are at
work on The channel ut Rockets, prepara-
tory 10 deepening il from Warwick up.
Altogether, we have reason to believe liat
this important Improvement Is getting
along quite as well as could be expected,
and those having il in charge are entitled
TO the thanks Of all publc-spirited citizens
for their energy and general efficiency.
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.WEzDN EsD1AY MORNING, APRIL 726,. 1871

i T
THAI OF STEAM FrRR.ENs1rE 20 ~ 4
trlal OF steam fire-engine SEQ was i,afl
yesterday afternoon about 6 o'clock nm the
corner OF Eighteenth and Dock streets. mn.
ger the direction of Captain Purks and mir.
d. Z. Edmond. With 80 pounds eff steam
on Inc engine stream WINS thrown or, the
'nrh tr!ai through 4 Inch nozzle dis.
lance OF 40 feet. On the second trial. with
me same quantity Of steam, a. stream was
snroWh through TX Inch nozzle 236 feet.
On Inc third and last trial, with the same
pressure OF steam, and through the1 i Inch
nozzle, the stream was thrown 249 feet.
sid nc .liai, however, could hardly be con-
nia laif Jest OF the power of the en-
time. This is the engine which was b,,ilt
IN April, 1868, by Messrs. Ettinger & Ed.
mono, and presented to the city of Rich
mond by the insurance companies.
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MoHTUARY REPoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Sat-
urday, April Esd, 1871, compiled from
sections returns received at the Office Of
the Board Of Health
Whole number of deaths in the city, 81 ;
in addition, stubborn was reported Color
ed). Sex: Males, u; females, y. Color:
White males, 3; white females, 5; colored
males, 0; colored females, I. Condition !:
Single, 10; married, 4; unknown, 1. Ma
tivi1y United States, %; ireland, l. Lo-
cali,v Marshall Ward, 4; Jefferson Ward,
&; Madison Ward. 8; Monroe Ward, 6;
Clay Ward, / Almshouse, ,. Age /: One
day to thirty, 5; one month to six, 4; six
months to twelve, /; one year to three, 4 !;
three years to five, 8; five years to ten, l !;
ten years to twenty, 3; thirty years to
forty, 2; forty years to fifty, l; fifty years
to sixty, l. BY whom certified Regular
practitioners. Il; coroner /; Board of
Health. q. Causes of death Consumption,
q white and l colored; commissions, !;
diphthcria, l marasmuS, /; pneumonia,
4; pucrperal commissions, /; premature
birth, ,: scrofula, l teething, /; valyular
disease of heart, l; whooping-cough, 4 !;
unknown, ).
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MACHINERY, &c.

STEAM ENGINES, Of improved con-
~ slruction, for all purposes, OF Richmond or
Northern build.
.. MACHINERY, E.E
for railroad, macbiuc, car, and carpenter shops,
plInng. mills, sash, blind, door, cabinetware,
chair, bedstead, woodenware, agricultural ma
chimes, handle, spoke, stave, carriage wood, cot
ton and WOODEN factories, cotton gins, farmers,
four les rOlling-mills tobacco factories tame
r,cs. SAW, houring, corn, and paper mills, mines,
&C., &j.; improved shAfting, puIleys and hang
ers, netting, lace leather. saws, files, wrenches,
aud wa.er pipe anu fixtures, packing, journal
metal, pick and tool handles, emery wheels ana
mRchucs. turbine water-wheels, &c., &c,
StCDk D-HAND MACHINERY and STEAM
BOILERS bought, sold, and exc hanged:
PLANS and ESTIMATES OF machinery TOR
mills AID manufactures. Il. a. DAYTON,
=, ~ 10th st., between Main aud Gary,
an IJ.aSw WIN ! Richmond. Va.
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MECHANICS TRADES UNIoN.-An impor-
tant meeting of the Mechanics Trades
Union will be held at Schott's Monticello
Hall tomorrow night, with Il view to max
in- arrangements for the reception Of Il. f..
Trcyellick, Esq, Of st. Louis, president of
the National Labor Union, who is to visit
this city next week. During Mr.. Trcvel-
lck's sojourn here there will be grand
workingmcn's mass meeting at some place
hereafter to be designated, ut which that
gentleman will deliver an address. He is
said to be an accomplished speaker as well
us an earnest worker.
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THE MANCHESTER CORNERSTONE LAYI

The MANCHESTER CORNERSTONE LAYING.
At a joint meeting of the bridge commits
sioners and the Masters of Masonic Lodges
of Richmond and Manchester, held at the
office of J. X. Dowen on Monday night. it
was decided to lay the cornerstone of the
tree bridge at O'Clock 2. NJ. on the 4th OF
May: Captain l.: H. l.: Bass wv, was appointed d
different secret benevolent societies Of the
city are expected to form on 9th street, be-
tween Main and Broad, promptly at
O'Clock. Grand Master Owens has accepted
the invitation to lay the cornerstone. Gov.
Walker will also be present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-26

To DYsPEPTIcs.-We do not agree to cure you,
but from careful analysis Of DcoIcy'ss Yeast
Powder We can safely recommend 1t as producing
nutritious, light, healthy bread, biscpits1 rolls,
&C., which can be eaten with impunity and rel
ished by the most sensitive inval,G. These fac s
we con substanttate, from practical observations,
and with the knowledge that no Injurious sub
stances whatever enter into the composition of
Dooley's Yeast Powder. Grocers everywhere
keep 1t. DooLEY & BROTHER, Manufacturers,
60 New street, New York. >. - ....