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Primary Deparimeut.
Mrs. John A. Munroe,-Music.


A SCHOOL with f,st grade Colle,,
IN course Of Instruction (for which n
eircular) for Females, and same or noi,i1
course constituting az. Academic lno, o.. \
giate) course for Males. 49,
Opening OF Seventh Scholastic year AL
TENDER ith, Pupils received az amsJ
and charged for one Session.
Accommodations for Boarding pnp;h,,
separate buildings, OF brick. Rev. H.
than Munroc, vii, receive eight male, hi
his family; the Principal viii make Il,
Home for six females. Besides. ss.,,|
most approved families will aecommoir)
from four 10 six, each, subject 10 wholeso.'
regulations. Thus Thirty boarding Pu,'
can he under the care and rules q n
School, according to our fayorifa plaa |,
small circles Of Boarding pupils, In rn'
Homcs, Instead Of Que grea, collection vk,,
there tan ~ but little like Home. M
and Female boariing Departments eulirrI
separate.
DsrRTAESTs. Primary. Preparation a,
Collegiate; four years course, in la,,,
In Music, French, Spanish, Drawing 1,
Painting. llasi three BY Prof. A. d. Y
l.apghln, superior advantages. A en-
aud Latin course-the latter without en-
charge. ' -
ExPESsEs,-P half YEAR Board,
$3.50, Washing locts per dozen Tud'
from s., to s2i, according TO grade OF as
les. Fuel 81.
pa5- For Circulars, address
Rhf. JOHN A. MCNR0E
nnsij.if
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100 Acres of Land,

more or less; Of which about - Acres is IN
excellent Timber, mostly ches,nu, aud
Oak aud the rest cleared Land Of gna,l
quality, wen improved HAVING been oil
lined lays finely, under good fencing, and
web walervd. The irnprus cincuts consist OF
a goud sized two story log aud Frame
Dwelling HOUSE, large Bank Barn, Wag.
on Shed, Corn House and Grainery. Smoke
House, Spring House over Spring of ex.
oelleDt water near tho Dwelling, . veil aud
pump Of good water in the yard, good
Lime Kiln, and all thu neceSsary out bald
ines, the whole bring 10 good repair There
Is also n line APPLE ORCHARD OF yonug
and bearing trees, aud other fruit trees on
the premiseS.
This property IS situated in good neigh.
b0rhood aud itbou, quarter uf mile from
two Grid Mills on either side.
i, TERMS, Onethird Of the purchase
sibonos tosbe paid III cash on or Snon after
the day of sale; aud the balance in two equal
annual payments, To BIC secured blythe notes
of the purchaser, bearing Interest FROM the
day Of sale. ON pny,neM % lt,r whole ppr
chase money, q good aud sufficient decd will
he executed far Stii property by ahe andcr.
signed, and by all the huirs OF aildeccasc,l.
conveying the cutire interest and estate al
the respective parties thorcin.
kEZlAH CALrRlDER, Widow,
JAMES CAbfRIDEii, Actitis Ear.
angli't, aud Agents for said Heirs,
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CnuRcu FAR-Thc Fair for the
benefit -ef the Methodist Protestant
Churrhin course Of erection at Sandy
Mount, will open on Monday the 2nd Of
September, aud continue during the
week. FROM present Indications We
take the liberty 10 say to the comniuni,
IS, that the Fair win be furnished in a
style calculated to please all who may
visit US on that occasion. We name as
a few ofthc articles which will be on
hand-A new Buggy aud Harness Of
the finest style gott-n up expressly for
the Fair, Silver Set, Grovcr & Bakcr
Sewing Machine, China Set, Silk Quilts
and other styles Of quilts.
aup. & I'D
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Local Intelligence.
Tancytown rie-NIc.
TANkYrowN. Aug. pth. l9


Ma EpIroR :-Agtecably 10 the re.
Quest which | see EXPRESSED n this
weeks issue Of your paper, that auy
items as regards local news will be ac-
ccplable. | send YOU a brief notice Of a
most delightful affair in the shape of a
Picnic which came of near Taueytown
Aug. 9Th. In general | am not much
of an advocate for Pic. Mics, but this
case must be an execution; for / can re .
member but one other occasion Of the
kind in my life where everything passed
off in SO. agreeable and social manner.
Thepop1larily of the esteemed Pastor
of the Catholic Church at Taneytowp
under whose auspices, and BY whose
cxcrtions this pleasant affair was gotten
up, was sufficient to ensure its success =
aud il was emineutly SO both in social
aud peeuniary poiut Of view. The Mt.
tendance was good; our sister town.
Emmit.sburg was largely represented;
many were present from other neigh
boring places; the weather all that could
be desired; the order perfect; every thing
was admirably conducted. A large
platform had boon laid for dancing,
which amusement was largely INDUCED
in. The younger members OF the party
enjoyed themselves largely with an i'm.
mense wooden box swing. PASTURE YOU
they kept il moving the entire day. As
to the provision made for the inner man,
II ,vas srhstan,;.I ahnn1,n, III A.,
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Ma. Enron We propose Tn,eAs b.
Gisrso Manchester District ~ 1 6aitabie
candidate Of the Democratic Pntv Tor
SIitlkft We contider that District IN
hsie'l 20 the complinent ifit u her choice.
NAxyt or Wrsr,gss1fn D'srrrr. 4
rH.I Al
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The surratt Trial.

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= -, !, '' '"s oay Po'''
:" WIZ" . ,'aaS' Wa' '"c qaes-
,' ~" " '"' 'oseaee ~ ou's'' 'fo.h
washington ~ 'ae ',"'e % inc assass'-
~ '"o '"a' naa Nc oe0u 'au'c'eu
'0' conspiracy instead o. narder he
"ou'a nave DSeo eoIs'e'ed lmmcd'a'e'y
on retiring 70 thor room. The District
Attorney refused % entcr a nolle. prose.
fluf, so Surratt must remain in DrisOn
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BALTIMORE MARKETs.

TUESDAY, August, - 1867.
Continues dull for nearly all descrIp.
tons. We quote as follows: Howard Street
Super and Cut Extra 0.00aS9. 80; Howard So.
Extra shipping lo.O0as io.s0; Howard Street
High Grades lL.ooasl 50; Howard st. Family
l2.O0sSi3oo; City Mills super Q. 5eas 90; CITY
Mills Standard Extra l0.00aSil.0e per Dbl.
GasIs.--w hcat--wc report saies Of 1000
bushels white at 2.l5asz 40; COO bushels red at
S2.G0; 1000 bushels do. at . 30aS2.3s, 1900 bush.
els at 2aS2.25, and inferior lots ranged down b.
si.e5. Corn-lo,30o buzhcls white aud 2i70
bushels yellow received; market dull and irrcg.
ular: sales Of 5000 bushels white at1.04asl. n
as to quality; 1000 bushels yellow al |. l2a$lI
Oats-lt 900 bushels received; market steady,
safes &c soooalo0 900 bushels at 70a77 eta, bulk
az 7saI1 cents. Ryez-sgT bushels offered; bnD
bushels sold al sl.45 per bnshel.
,PEoyisioSs---Baeon continues In fiir joibiug
demand, and prices unchanged, viz Isl. ceuts
for Shoulders, aud Is cts. for siars. Lard Al
- cents per H.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of adecree Of tho Circuit Gourt
ID Cor Carroll county, sitting as Court
Of Equity, the undersigned rs Trustee by
said decree appointed, will offer al Public
Sale, on the premises, ON
SATURDAY, rHE 7th Of SEPTEMBER,
1867, At | o'clock, z. NJ, all the Real U.s.
tate whereof Uriah Erb, lato OF Carroll Co
died seized, consisting Of small FARM,
containing
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\ MAaiSx LOSSES ~ rho marine losses
Of american vessels during July were
%, valued a sSS2,B00 OF these ses.
sels one was ship, -four were .barks.
five brips, fourteen schpopers and one
sloops The losses for July were snai.
Yer in asnoant than those 81 my Prev:
Gus mouth Of 1867, and fof the ssvcp
|srpuihs u the year The losses aggregate
4IG vessels valaed ). ~ si4 ,e55 100, a.
sonparsd with 234s sesscl< valued at
| 16 AlS 800 during thesaiss period 81
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where almost every mother wife and
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domestic circle, The style Of the book
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The instructions presented are the re-
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and reading The wants, tastes and
abilities Of all are consulted, suiting the
poor as well as the rich Everything
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Receipts added. Tho book should be
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Public Sale.

The aiihscriber. intending 10 change his
residence. viii offer at Public Sale, on tho
premises, ON MONDAY. the End des, sf
Sepiembe', 1867. al | o clock, Z. NJ. a
LOT OF UND.
80 feet inches by 1913 feet, situated IN
Westminster, Carroll cnunty. Nd. on the
corner Of Main Street md public alley
soon to be widencd aud called Union Street,
improved ~ good two story <lE<A
lweatherboardcd front building and Esslaf
brick back bailding, having seven III
rooms andan excellent cellar. pa,pp and
well OF good water at the kitchen door, With
DAIRY nstaehed, u good aud eapacious Zoe
House, good Stable With Con, House. Hon
louse, aud Wood Shed, lIorpen, &e. Also
= Grape Arhur aud choices Apricot, Q,iucc.
Apple, Cherry aud other fruit trees. -'f'bis
propcftyis now occupied Nv the suhsc,ibef
as Bakery and Confectionery esiahl;sh..
ment apd j. an, excellent Location fbrhesf;
ness. Also FIVE beautiful
IsuIIding Lots,
eliaihly situated on The Nsi side Of Green
Street in Westminster, mar tho brick hnild.
ing latsly erected b ur: Bankprd. and al
rectly back Of the Odd Ecilnws Hall. No
better unipproyed lots can Be had on Green
Street. si p
Termsmade lsnovn Oh Tho ,las Of sale.
JAMES nIGGs.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF q Desirable Farm.

THE undersigned, as tho Widow and the
Acting Executor, and also as Agents of the
children and heirs at law, of Joshua Caliri.
der, late OF Carroll county, deceased, will
offer at Public Sale,
On Thursday, the 9TH Of September, 1871,
at | o'clock, p. M, on the premises situated
IN Hampstead District, Carroll county, Nd,
~ the Middlctown Rad, 2 ~ miles North
East from Hampstead, all the residue Of thu
Farm whereof said Joshua Caltrilcr died
sgizcd, which bas not been already sold aud
conveyed BY the said widow pursuant to the
Will Of said decd, containing
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~ FEMALE COLLEGIATE
MALE ACADlsmIClNsrITr,
NrsrMfNsrrn CARRnfl CnrNr. /.

LiTERARy BEPAkT1Esr
Rev. JONI A. MuSRos, A. NJ. PriDe..
Miss NJ. Louisa Furlong, A. VI.
Miss Shirley Shaekclfvrd.
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% ACRES.

more or less. with improvements thereon,
consisting Of Two Story Log
d " ELL ING n L Sc.
Barn, Wagon Shed. Smoke House, Spring
House, &c.; there is also fine young og.
CHARD Of choice fruit on the premises,
Spring ofexcelleht water near the honse,
the fields are conveniently watered, ard en-
closed by good fences. This property ad.
joins the land Of David Bnile, George Bolt
and others.
This property Is about one mile from the
Stone Chapel, one mile from Warfeldsbnrg,
about two miles from Shncy's Station on
tho Western Nd. Railroad.
TERMS. --Onchalf cash on tho ,lay Of
Sale, or on the ratification thereof. and the
other one half in twelve months, tho credit
payment TO be secured hylth note Of the
purchaser or purchasers with approved 10,
euriiy, bearing interest from the day Of Sale.
SIMON y. BANGS, &.
5ass5.s Trustee.
csorr { REpsxiprh, SOLICITORS
nugf5.ts .sFf aa A.
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A Good stock Ladies. Gents and childrsls's
! ~ Shoes, Just received At
| Thee. Dsfr'ss wsstninstrr, Nd.
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THE DEMOGRATIC ADVOCATE.
State Central COMMITTEES.

THURSDAY, AUGUST Is, 1867.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of decree Of the Circuit
I'D Court for Carroll county, sitting as u
Court of Equity, the Subscriber. ms Trustee,
will sell at Pcblic Sale, on the premises, on
Saturday he IA IF Septsaier. 1867,
at 2 o'clock, 7. ~, a Tract Of land, con.
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EXCITEMENT IN WALL-ST

A BROKER ovERDRAws HIS ACCOUNT 100000 AT
THE BANK OF NORTH ANERICA-DEATH OF THE
PRESIDENT or THE BANK.
Early on Wednesday morning startling trans
action was discovered in Wast Mr. A. J. Meyer senior
partner of the firm Of A. j. Meyer Co., Brokers' doing
business at No. 40 Exehangepace, Wednesday over
drew his account at the Bank Of North America TO the
amount Of upward of 100000 The firm OLA ]. Meyer
Co. had been depOstOrs in the Bank Of North America FOR
the last three years Their transactions OF great
magnitude their business amounting TO nearly s,OOOOO
peg week
On Wednesday application made TO tho Cashier Of
the bank TO certify to certain checks OF Meyer Co.. but
the amount being unusually largo and the deposit TO their
favor in the bank being just then very small the officers
refused to grant the request Application was then made
10 the President Mr. YelverOn who having the fullest
confidence In the firm certified the checks himself Later
in the day the got abroad that Meyer Co. were
ensued Mr.. YelyertOn, became so much excited on
learning Of the affair and I'm subsequently trying to in
vesgate the state OF Mr. Meyers accounts that shortly
after reaching his home in Thirtiethst he struck
with appopeXy from the effects Of which he died yeser
Ne are assured by the officers OF the bank that Mr.
Yclvert0ns affairs with in perfect order and that
no blame attaches TO him In the transaction IL Is said
that the assets Of the firm Of A. Meyer Co. suff
Gent 10 the Overdraft, and should this not
prove to be the case the books Of the bank show
plus Of nearly 100000 so that in no case viii the affairs
OF the baD& he embarrassed.
Different rlmOrs have been set afOat regarding the
causes OF the failure Of Meyer Co. Some say that the
firm have been ruined by speculation in Pennsylvania
stock and others assert that the prime the fall
ure0faDOther firm while Mr. Meyers friends confidently
affirm that all will eventually be'made right
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
BY rEIEsRArH TO TEE TRIBUNE.

BY rELBsRArH TRIBUNE
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. "A.
BILLS REPORTED FAvOBABLY.
Authorizing the Congregation Emanuel Of NewYork 10
hold and convey Real Estate. :,
Relative to the closing up Of the affairs Of the Bank OF
For the correction Of Illegal assessments in Orange
County.
Of brokers and dealers in secondhand clothing, ana IN
An act to amend the several acts relative taxes and
assessments in NewYork
The annual reports Of the Commissioner Of Public
Charities and Corrections, and OF the Society for ule
care and protection Of destitute Roman Catholic Chdren
in New-York, received and ordered to be printed
BILLS NOTICED. -, -.
BY Mr.. FOLGER fRep. OntaTio)-Giyng preference 70
actions or proceedings by or OF nsoyen
By Mr. LENT Rep, " Y.)--Authorzing tho purchase
Of stereotype maps and plates Of the WARRIOR Commission
ers of 1861. ...--.,,-,-,,.,,
Ineorporatingthe National Savings Bank Of NcwYork
Amending the charter OF the Rose Hill Savings Bank
Incorporating the Mendelssohn Union.
Reducing the capital stock Of the Adriatic Insurance
For the extension of Ceutraavc in wescheser County.
BY Mr.. THOMAS MURPHY dem, n. ", for tho i'm
provement Of the Southern Railroad in the town Of West
By f. CORNELL Rcp, Tompkinsl, to extend the char
ter Of the Chenango Valley Savings Bank.
BY Mr. NICKs (Rep., Chenango), to construct break
water at the junction OF the ChcnangO Canal with the
Seneca Lake. also, to construct CANAL bridge IN the
BY Mr. WoICoTT REP Fulton, to increase the speed
and 10 reduce the speed ana limit the fare the osWego
and Syracuse Railroad.
To provide for repaying the banks and TO certain in
dyiduals in Ulster County certain taxes unlawfuy col
lecteR
PASSED.
Amending the Brooklyn Water Act
Changing the name Of the Nassar Female College to
Yassar College,
TILE CASE OF JUDGE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The PRESIDENT announced the special order TO be the
case of Judge Smith Of Oneida County, charged with NAL
feasance IN office.
Mr. SESSION rep, Chautauqua) moved that the sub
feet be considered in secret session.
Tie motion was carried and the doors were closed.
The doors remained closed two and half hours, during
which time five Of the nine specifications disposed
Of The Senate then adjourned until tomorrow morning,
when the case viii be resumed.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
ssmhp pgo sssrESod POHS y.,. rd,,., Par, sD, "A
days With eoeos &c. H. TroSbhdgs Sons Jan a. lat % oa
days Of Hsttcrss WITH heavy dohery gales lost aDd split ' and
e,ar% Ei.gs3 5, g, +s,s .s
5qn s. MARITIME bound 70 ~ Vim s,S SsY.
; in distress sails aaTss De S po. SO Board sI ~S m y
reach Bermuda Supplied Der provisions s aD took Of
seRS A5oiPs fass Galveston mde, Ab1o
SPOKEN. =
Jan a. lat a. lon 70 TO- brig Anna Tory Of and ron Bottom
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
HAVE RsES usD BT THB nsHFBouts
at oran-oeeiL ipisrnsagS
has been this Office that light has been established al l
he hgSt green end extremity 4 the mole sew
the Of conueon IL can be seen e distance OF is~
Tie entrance to the old port continues be indicated BY red t
sPSfS@soUrH CoAsTsraiioS OF Light arceOsaAI hss
rem changed red and which light VII -
The light eyaled the level Of the and ssA
Ta1TWEsr "a he Port Of NsaAIso that Ass
discovered the middle Of the port Of N in the Gulf Ns
The rock heads which eight water with twenty
sEensT feet aIoSsd M " ,PTSmss g0SS s, TS . az
tho north Of Nia Island line With the highest summit o.
notice does nod whether The bearing magnetic s q tEoe
Also light eIbbeted church in the village OfPse h
sina Strait, has been discontinued .,-.,,ov o..
Treasury Department oMce Lighthouse Board Washington c.
Jan. Is, 1901
DOMESTIC PORTS. |.
FoRTRRss MONROE Union. which sailed veeka
Norfolk this afternoon leaking hadYf
having cutt through BY the ice IN the bay. "
S.E ssSo n csr1sgs se John soa ncSsS1a
Arrived scbT. IT. s. B6ynton, Baltimore. "A
CHARLEsroN Jan ArVe steamship Saag0ssa nom York;
Cleared and ship Neeus for Lerpool hT Nellie Ta
bor Orleans schE r. Caldwell, New. York. 4
Sailed schr r. Thomas Boston; Daniel Britain Philadelphia
BOsfOy 22Aiyed bark Sian Star from Nes0ansJ brig
90 steamship Gncus NewYOk sch Geo DsSet0II
Below, brig L. Staples, Savannah. for Portland. l.
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ASSEMBLY.

The SPEAKER presented a report from the trus-
tees OF the State nebrate Asylum IN to resOu
ton Of the Assembly The report states that there are
patients in the InstitutoD having been closed
on the first day OF October for the purpose of REPAIRS
aud also on account OF unfortunate difficulties
connected with the management The difficulties have
now been settled, and the Institution VIII be ready for
the reception Of at least 100 patients carly in the Spring
The SPEAKER presented the annual report OF the
QuarteImasterGeneral
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
To reduce the number and fix the salaries OF certain
town officers in Westchester County.
To authorize the trustees OF the village OF Rome 10 Dor
row money to purchase steam fire engine.
To amend the charter OF Peekskil.
BILLS PASSED.
To egaze the appointment Of certain School Commits
eiOners in Emira.
Authorizing the town OF J0hnstown to issue bonds TO
aid in the construction of the Fonda and GOyeryle Rail
road.
Adjourned
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HI1YA.

REVIVAL or BUsINEss-THE SMALLPOX AT MArA-
MORos.
HAVAN4, Jan Robustness is not dull az when last
wlote ana me panic has passed. The banks with the
eAeePlon ~ that Of Bossier have resumed their pay
me4ts ~ FORMERLY. u reported last night that
t oi $500 on the Treasury was dishonOred opresen
runl0rs are rife 49, 49,
Ihe seourge OF Maanzas the smallpox does not seem
~ lDae1 su hSw cases were reported the 10th The
Government Is diligently attempthgto combat IT, spread
aud even force the inhabitants to become yacenated
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FFNI I791y 8lplDI pad as PCT 7VuFlVIFl'Ii ,I1Z15 N
4 49, q - r. 50 gNf FIX I
I Tl Ibbl Ctsentt Introduced 4 bl paniing Charles
S29orA ~ pqqqesy tlel9, SEQ g. RaflaTd Alex w
st4ttyIus - ~ ~. GP0ftet HfplH dilton WI
k9lsfto1 abq Iobt digy ooihl ss6pers % amend
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-25

is peremptoTy and has increased her feet A d,asE
Unless the Turks yield at once, serious coulcafion1
about &. 90"
Our own trouble with the Porte remains unsettled,
There Is, however, some prospect of compounds
hope that few days longer may remove this affair
from the docket for there are other unsetted 0nes
this is out of the way, NsyISfS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-25
EUROPE.

The telegraph lines are still reported down east OF
Pictou Nova Scotia and the parties sent out 10 repair
them have not yet succeeded owing TO the lmpassa-
Bile condition of the roads. We have, therefore, no
Cable dispatches this morning.