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List of Sales
80. saa-EQuITY.

NO. s99-EQUITY.
In The Circuit Court for Carroll County.
The Bank OF Westminster, vs. Amanda Shafsr
and others.
nRDERED this 18th day Of February, 1890.
" that lhsreal estatesold by John J. baum
gartner, Trustee, in this cause, dscrced 70 BE-
fed and confirmed on the 76ih day OF March,
next; Provided. copy Of this order be insert
cd In some Newspaper Published In Carroll
county, once week, for three successive weeks
prior TO the 16th day Of March, next
The report states the amount OF sale 10 be
$1,000: JN0. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True Copy--Test: '1
feb75-3t Jyo. b. BoYIx. Clerk.
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BOUM TIES I!

r am still receiving all classes Of State
i Claims. for Collection, upon my usual
Commission " ten pei cent. no CLAIMS
BOUGHT.
No Charge unless snccessfnI.
Notwithstanding the recent Limitation
Act, Il Is believed that provision will be
made for the payment Of tho large class Of
lust claims still unsettled.
in q Fie'procf You'd, specially built in the
Office for the purpose.
All kinds Of U. s. Bounty, Pay and Pen.
WIN. B. Hill,
ATroREEr AT Law,
N. Z. cor. Fayette 4 ST. Paul Sta,
sepi7-Iy. Baltimore. Nd.
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"A pair 81 $500 boots Is being made
in Bufalo fir rsss;dcn, Grant. l-s
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~ ~ .------|| f1|IIIIN
T,HE .boys work Vim = s~sed IN J s.~
loyal octavp volnne AZ useriy 80 49, i,i-s
trated with : cne line Engraving - Stssi u
The Admtral and Jesyfssn 0pera1ed Porfraits AZ
the OdIcrrs Of tie 6unier and Alnhnna. ia
gethsr With slz Tan page iilussrAtLons d Caro-
no YET: ssErssse szprs:sly for thls sosk
II VIII b neatly printed frou sew ispS, -
In E.trs cioth, fun gilt back ssd si1s '' 81
IN ISrsry style, ss,I shsep 40
In Half Turkey Norocco, Nh
n Hal Kassis. fslI eilt, s=e-it3 q
In Half Cal. full gll< a
This work viii ke sold ealx n snksorkpijos2'.'
and eanaot bs eAlslnsd szsep3 2Rfossk ~.
sa ~ g Tsstslssg Atsass " M r
shsuss i sSSssi = - Ssssr IA ~
- Agents x.sssd i y. - y ~ -.
Send tlx Qir4sssry ID ~ en- a1rns. $l1E :
n - Qx1k~sS Cssss ~ 0srvsiI cS,r14 2
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oREAr SALE or cIofHING.


0REAT SALE or CLOTHING.
sIU0o Pair af Pant. fran 81 sog.
5000 Pegf Of Paais from too.
5000 Poi, " Pa"i' Jro~ foe.
5000 gs... from $3.50 10 Q.
5000 pssfs From L5o 20 ..
1 200 BasiHsw Sstfs sia 20 20.
| 900 Basisss. S,afs IL 10 10.
I 900 BHsiass Ssifs IL 90 10
900 B#siass Saits IL TO 70.
900 Drss. Salt, si6 10 25.
500 Dress Suits Is 10 25.
800 DSsss Ssifs 10 10 &c.
Our immense stock at panic prices.
Our immense stock OF Clothing.
Our immense stock Of Clothing.
Our immense stock Of Clothing.
At Reduced Prices.
Remember the goods must be sold.
Remember the goods must be sold.
These goods must be sold.
Ar MARBLE HALL.
Marble Hall Clothing House.
1000 best white Shirts from So to $3.50.
1000 best white Shirts from 50 to $3.50.
Clothing. Clothing.
Clothing, Clothing.
Clothing, Clothing.
Clothing, Clothing
p@- Bear In mind those Goods must be
sold without regard 10 cost at
MARBLE HALL,
SMITH BROS. & CO..
init 3s and 40 West Baltimore st.
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I'D District, Baltiaors Co... Nd, l
NorenIber lila, 1908,
Mess. o. =. MEnnrxAs a Co.
.GEsTLEaEs I'll applied the Raw Rome Phos-
phate purchased OF you last Spring on my
Corn, side by side with one Of The most popa-
lar and expensive Fertilizers in the Market,
and could SEQ no difference yours was fully
equal 10 II. slse applied Il 70 Turnips with
perfect success. Il gave such entire satisfac-
iop tBat used nothing else upon my Wheat
this Fall. sowed the most Of Il the latter part
Of September, and at this time II bids fair TO
make Is good Crop as | ever produced by
the use Of Peruvian or any Of the expensive
Guanos. have every confidence in II. II Is
only N be tried to he appreciated.
Yours Respectfully, JOHN z, WILLIS.
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NO. io27 EQUITY.

No. iozf E4CIFfs
Ia the osycsa ccsrt for Carroll osssiy,
Maggie A. Little by James L. Little ber bus
band and ncxt friend and others,
Gs
Jacob aud VIM. q. Rlnehsrt admipistratofs Of
John Rinehart. decd, and others.
aRpEREp this ioth dny Of Fsbrusry, 1859,
~ that the sales made and this day reported
BY John ]. Baamgartuer. Trustee, f6r the sale
al The Real Estate Of John kinehart dcccnsld.
be ratified and confirmed, nnlcss cause 10 me
contrary thereof be shown oa or before he lSlh
day Of March merit provided Z copy al tkis
order be inserted In some newspaper printed is
Carroll county once In encb ofthree sdcScsslve
weeks before the i7th day Of March se1t,
The report states the anobnt Of sklss 70 -
soHS .. AoyLE. csrl.
rrus eopss--Testi
Estats If julia A. Bopman. Deceased.
NoTICE Il hereby rsvsa Mai shs ssAseri-
IN Dor has Obtained from The 0rphann'
Court Of Carroll eonnty, lrttsrs Tsstsnsptsry
on the Personal Eztats cf
JULIA A. BOWMAN, y
late Of Carroll county, deeeesed, An psrsos1
having. claims agsioss ssid Eassts are hereby
warned " exhibit the sane ~i&kip stx nonthi
from this date, othsFwiss ihaY ~ s. srsIs6
I'd from al benefit u said Est4i;, Those Is,
debtsa ere requested . make innediAte psy'
ncnt =
feb li-.<ts Exscutor. Z
nIsH MoPs. For ssie BY
IL HOPPER & WILMER
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Arns Arundel oanniu. M.

Acme Arundel CoHsfy, Md.,
Nosemh~ lpih, lscs. I
MEss. o, r, MERhYnAS 4 Co,
GssrLENES lin answer to your enquiry rs
to what think az yoar Raw Rane Phosphate
purchased in July last, allow Inc 70 say--I gave
it fair trial On Cabbage by the side OF three
other Fertilizers Of acknowledged merit and
found 1t equal II not better than the other, aud
at less cost. ] am so well sati4fed with II,
intend 10 use II the coming Spring.
Yours, Truly, REIN HAMMOND.
For sale at Manufacturers price 1.-THE cost
Of Transportation pdded) by
LYNCH L nILLAR,
feb l8-3m. Westminster, Nd.
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A Very large stock Of Domestic eood..v~,
n cheap, az warnera
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PUBLIC SALE
or VALUABLE ~
Personal Property.
WAGONS, sc.

J foar.horse narrow tread wagon, good as
new; new two.horse wagon With 6ay car.
rage and stone bed. Substantially made /
Jersey wagon, suited for either one or two
h.orsesi on horse spring wagon, l Eng.
lish wagon bed, cart aud harness
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Tcxsdas' portion of the Gordon place,
he placed upon the public road from
Lamothes bridge to GravelIy Hill road,
district three.
On motion Fellows
Resolved: That John Clark be al
lowed the privilege of keeping a. toll
bridge at the old Casson Sugar House,
until the first of january 1870, to reim-
burse him for money paid out for
building said bridge; the rates Of fer
rage being as follows:
Man and Hersc,-- .-..-.-. 5 cents.
Carriage or buggy &, horses. 25.cents.
Wagon and team, ------- b. SO cents
The said Clark having exclusive
privilege for three miles above or below
said bridge, for keeping said toll bridge
or ferry. r. fti.iftII
iOnsmotion Ca1vit, - & IL
Resolved: That the proceedings of
the Police Jury; be published also in
the " Jewel VA newspaper published in
the town of Alexandria, us we'll as the
Democrat" and "Gazette.n
On motion Calvit,
Resrllved: That Judge II. c. Man
ming, j. G.. White, J. G. Wise, VIM.
Mills, Jacob Irving, Col. II. A. Hunter
and Jos. Fellows be and they are here
by appointed Il committee, to examine
into and report to the Jury at its next
meeting the probable expense that
would be necessary for building. the
Court House, the old brick and other
material to be used for its construction.
On motion of Martin,
Resolved: That $500 more be appro-
priated to the repairing Of Lamothe
and .Texada Bridges. ar t,4
The Jury then adjourned until the
first Monday in November next.
G. w. BOYCE, President.
Attest, 1-l,.r., ,r7
w. w. WHITTINGTON, JR.
~. A....t 10y 10 -. " Clerk.
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STAY laws, -al Z slti,i JrtiB.

stay laws. ~ tt!.'i'5si 'Jr'ti'A
BERLIN, Sept. 15.-In consequence
ofrestrictians of the French Cattle Com
pany, the Federal Telegraph Admins.
.tration of the North German States
has resolved to forward all kilograms
for America via Valencia, without ex-
ception. qEt
DUBLIN. Sept. 15.-The Generals
Synod ofthe Irish Church assembled
yesterday. A protest againststhe dis
establishment act passed unanimously.
PARIS, Sept. l5.-Paraguayan advices
to the 9th OF August have been receiv-
ed. The allies have commenced active
operations, and news of general at
tack on the; last stronghold of Lopez is
expected. ~ ~ / III /
Napoleon presided mt n council of
Ministers to-day. Official journals an
nounce his health restored.
: gPrim was accompanied by the Span
ish Ministers to France and England
on his recent visit to the Emperor.
1t is understood that the Cuban ques-
ton was discussed. Prim returns to
Madrid oil Saturday,. III -
MADRID, Sept. l5.-Journals assert
that the Government recently sent a
letter to the great powers of Europe,
repeating q note from Gen. Sickles,
American Minister, on the subject of
the recognition of Cuba, and that re-
plies favorable to the rights of Spain
have been received from England,
France and Austria. l..
LONDON, Sept. 15.--There was a
large meeting Of the cotton merchants,
spinners and manufacturers at Map-
chester last evening, for the purpose of
considering the condition of trade in
Lancaster. Speeches were made and
resolutions adopted. One of the resolu-
lions asserted that it was expelient to
form an association to urge Parliament
to grant an inquiry into the causes of
the depressed state of capital and labor.
They also resolved to hold a series of
public meetings, in the principal towns
of England. The want of reciprocity
in the French treaty and the system Of
imports and English exports
were generally condemned.
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RyPTUR q CUR ED
I hAa IMdo s4 gs,se 4 nl3lolJ0li
Or. FERRlss' SUPPORTER TRUSS.
ffiEsaff j a p 81 = sftE !E1F
THE MOST EFFICIENT, COMFORTABLE AND Sc.
gn naB cuRs vRusslIN USE. yslk 4eaN

TT is entirely different in principle and
i action from, all others, and has every
desirable advantage, viz: 1t has No SPRINGS,
TINS avoiding all injurious pressure az vhe
back, at the same time supporting the ab-
domen and relieving the aperture OF oil un-
due weight. 1t is as comfortable night or
day as 4 glove, ndnpts itself to any posi-
ton, can be applied At any age. It is NOT
COMPLICATED, and cannot get out OF order.
1t is the only Truss that PERMANENTLY
CURES the most obstinate as well "a recent
cases of RUPTURE, qualities possessed BY no
other Truss, as those who have worn the
various kinds with Springs OF Iron Rspds
can testify. 7 ..,''''aN-t ''''''
With an experience of more than twelve
years practice in the treatment sud cure Of
HERNIA and RUPTURE, can prom.
Use moro PERFECT RELIEF, COMFORT aud On
cURIry and more RAPID IMPROVEMENT than
can be obtained Of any other person or ap-
pliance 10 the South, without regard To age
ofthc patient or length OF time afflicted.
Cab or address, with stamp fos' circular
i.6 ID Dr.. n. ST. g, FEREISS, x 'i9s
'iaa3E Office No. 8 st. Charles streeto,ujt
New Orleans, La. i,
Sept %, 1869 Sm. lI2)
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BOYS SCHOOL, !. l

T>HE uNDERsIG NED will. teach, al
: his residence, q school Of this kind,
commencing OH the FIRST MONDAY
in OCTOBER, in which he will thoroughly
drill his pupil in that accomplishment, rare
even in English-speakin, America, correct
pronunciation and in Grammar, -gompoei-
ton, Geography, Arithmetic, Algebra and
Geometry, with daily lessons in Vgcai
Music. Terms-for any or all branches,
Five Dollars per month, payable monthly.
No pupils received under eight years of
age. A few pupils furnishing their own
bedding and toilette can be accommodated
with rooms and board BY applying imme-
diately. GEO. II. STARING.
Alexandra, September 18th, 1863.
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II WILL SELL THE PLANTATION
i known as "Mooreland," eight miles
south of Alexandra, containing 2400 or
$500 arpents, about 500, cleared, in cane
before the war, but the sugar house, dwell
ling and the larger portion Of tho quarter
being burnt, has BEEN partially planted IN
cane and cotton since. / have now II
acres of cane and 80 in corn which will be
sold with the place if desired, and deliver.
There are enough brick on it to rebuild the
sugar house. The lOverseer's house, (which
y now occupy,) hospital, with four other
double frame houses with galleries on each
side, and two of tho finest and most COM
modious horse and OK stables in the State,
and q large two story brick store room,
rooted with slate, and q brick meat house
are left. Have also Eve of the largest and
best built underground brick ,cisterns in
the State, holding from $4,000 to 80 900
gallons. Possession given at once, or at
the end Of the year. - $500.
For further particulars, apply to Ar.
Miltenberger 4 Pollock, New Orleans
Judge Manning, Alexandra, OF myself on
the place. THOS. o. MOORE.
Mooreland, near Alexandria, La, June
29th, 1869.
June 80, l869-tf.
B0- N. o. Weekly Picayuno insert I'M.
til further notice.
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~ 5aLA SINGERS 1917 y
New Family Sewing Ma.
y !, ..ua chine. 49,, l., qes,-r

TT IS the best Sewing Machine ever Of
i fered to the public. IL hens and iells,
'braids, cords, tucks, marks and embrciders
with. such elegance and ease, that the finest
needle work would look mean yim cOmpari-
son. Il is the only Machine ever invented
that embroiders with the Lock Stitch, and
on account of its adjustable fort, has great
ct range Of work than any other. It is used
almost exclusively BY sl[lthsl Lady Mill
ners and in oil the Converts of New Or
leans and Il has tho greatest calculation o.
any Machine in the world. The sale OF
this Machine now equals that Of others
put together, and / warrant every Machine
| sell to give satisfaction, and after q fair
trial to return the money If it does not do
80. 4 - ai9' JOHN McNUETY,ii J
p 'i4 S' Z Camp street,
5 New Orleans
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AND RETAIL Agency FOR
r OUIsIANA, Texas, Mississippi and
IL Alabama and agent. for Geo, Clark's
celebrated NEW THREAD. Sewing Machine
Twist and Flax THREAD OF the best quality
for Dressmakers, Tailors and Saddless,
Constantly on hand. 70 tiG 1rr1pfzsiA IL
Sept. q, 1869 GIN (224) .8Elis
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TyRESH LEMON SYRUP War
IL rantea Genuiue.s Prepared by II. ST !
JOHN. Orgeh Syrup. Nani Ia, Pine Ap5
pie, Strawberry Prepared ~ 3 4. ST.
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PASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
DIRECTED BY
THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS.

& Az AA st1s ~ eA4A
THE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITU.
L ton will re-commencc on the FIRST
of OCTOBER-the session closes at the
end OF July. Students Of all deisOmina.
lions are admitted and their religious opiu.
ions are unrestricted.
TERMS: 3
Payments for Term of Five Months, Inva
riably in advance.
Board, washing, tuition and Doc
tors fees, per term of five months. $l65 O(
Entrance fec, to be paid once only 10 OG
Vacation OF College ............ 6OSOC
Music anu Drawing- j. .-........ 30 on
At the beginning of each term, every
student is required to deposit Twenty Five
Dollars for books, stationary and other in
cilental expenses; If any remains mex.
pended ut the end of the term, it shall be
returned. '3 7tsfa atP aH-s42gsi~ $40
No advance in money or clothing shall
be made to aiiy student. ~ $50 'isi - zs's
Books furnished at current prices. ia
Students received at any time during
the year, and charged from date of Ell.
trance. No student will be received for a
shorter period than five months. vacation
not included) and no money refunded
when Withdrawn during the term. 1915
The pocket money Of tho students is de-
posted in tho hands Of the treasurer, to be
given as prudence may suggest, and il
may DO partly or totally withheld from
them on account OF misconduct or neglect
of duty. S35a 2.iA.fh 'it' 'Iipsasa stf s'FiI
No deduction for absence, cxcept in case
of prOtracted illness OF. dismissal; and pa
rents and students will bear in mind that
sl,nul1
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TELEGRA PHIC-
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

Alexandra, Ssptember 18th, 1863.
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ment, Present: C. w. Boyce, Presi-
delft, Jos. Fellows, @. M, Cal9it, s.. D.
Williams, Thes.l =. Gill, j. w. Martin,
Moses Bowie. = I'LL lii II l.
The minutes were read and approx
ed.
Nominations being made to fill the
vacancy caused by declaring the place
occupied by John Ransdell vacant.
Thos j. Gill nominated James Cava-
naugh, and C. w. Boyce nominated
William Leckie. The Jury proceeded
TO an election, which resulted in the
election OF James Cavanaugh as benefi-
ciary Cadet to fill said vacancy.
Dir. Williams being called to the
chair.
On motion Boyce, 49, aFfti
Resolved: That Simon Haywood be
placed on the pauper list, and that he
be allowed $75, 90 per year, and That
Ut: Gordon be appointed his disburs-
ing agent.
Il On motion Boyce, aI IF
Resolved: That one hundred dollars
be and it is hereby appropriated for
building the bridge over Bayou Flaron
ON Donahoue's road.
On motiOrGill,
hesoiyed !: That the public road lead
Ing from d. D. Arden's to Clifton,s IN
bayou cypress be changed SO that the
said road will run on q ridge from Az
den's by Nichols Mill and Interest the
old road at or near Clifton's; and the
ialewlng commissioners be appointed
toiay out said road, and report at the
next meeting of the Police Jury, d. d.
afaen Joseph Dewel, JAS. Nichols.
missioners, ei 80 $50
On motion Martin. ~
hesoised. That the hands ON the
Long plantation, and all hands on Thos
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Mariana NIanz0cchi.


This distinguished composer, maestro and pro-
lessor OF music, who has been for many years iden-
titled with the progress OF the divine art IN this city,
died recently mt his residence In TnirLy-nfIh street.
He was born in the year 1924 at Naples, and at an
early age gave evidence OF rare musical ability. He
studied music under Donizetti and Mercadante, and
was one OF the eminent eteues OF the conserve
tolre Of his native city. He produced two grand
operas at the San Carlos with such great success
that he was sent for bv the director Of the Royal
Italian opera at Madrid for the purpose OF bringing
out the same works before the Spanish pubic.
Thirteen years ago he caMe 70 this country and
established himself In New York as ono
OF the leading masters in singing. His
pupils were very numerous, and some OF
them gained the highest positions on the operate
anu concert stage. Among them we may mention
AdeLna Patti Madame Cora de Wohorst, Laura
Harris, Mile. Sconcla, Madame Hermann, Slgnor
Bgnardi and some oil the nrst amateurs OF this city,
His system OF teaching was considered TO be with
OUT superior, as may be seen from the results ex-
emplfed IN the above instances. As he died quite
suddenly, leaving ms family without being able TO
make adequate provision Tor them, there Is an ex-
ceilent opportunity now for his late pupils In this
city, ana all besloes who have the interests OF music
at heart to testify their gratitude to him and their
appreciation OF tue art III whose cause he SO long
and faithfully abored oy assisting IN grand benefit
concert winch Is IN contemplation at early date,
0l Steinw3y Hail.