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Died.

DARLINa--On saturday night July 0, after Sc
we're illness, Mrs. LUCINDA A. DARLING. widow OF
Franklin Darling, In the 45th year OF her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
KRLLY.-The members OF Wolf Tone Circle, +.
b. will assemble at Demilt Hail. corner Twenty
third street and Second avenue, on Sunday July Z,
1872 at halpast one O'Clock, to pay the last tribute
OF respect to our late brother member Michael
Kelly Members OF the n B are also invited to
attend. CHRlSTOPHER COLLlNS, centre.
]. CRANE, Secretary. -
McGowAN.-On Saturday, July 8, MARTIN Mcf'cw-
AN, native of BelashOn, county Donegal, Ireland.
Notice of funeral in Mondays papers.
OCONNOR.--On Saturday July O. 1872, MARY
O'CONNOR, daughter OF the late John Hackett, Of
the county Tyrone, Ireland.
The friends of the family invited to attend the
fneral from her late residence, 112 Henry street,
on Monday July 8, at two O'Clock.
fFOr other Deaths see Ninth Puge]
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ARRIVALS.
RgroRrEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

steamship ponan % @ @MGl, Ernst, nremen june p and
rchs Co. Expereneed rough weather. st Sar Of pas
sage latter part had fine weather. July B. AN lat q 57
ssst 'fSa efsf '2H@S
, S,ss%:sIS asSrss %asS!ng!sn. g New Orleans
Steamship Iec DsarSorn sayannaS ana S July with mdse
sea%.hip South Garolna Beckett Gharlcston July 8,
with mdse and passengers TO RI Morgan Co.
nch Took e %
and had variable weather; has been 20 days OF the
ship Toftsombs Bn, Russell, Iquque 81 DAYS, with
May7 crossed the Eqra June n lon ss; had strong
BARK Mae FIJI m Esposo Gsr GS y dnS
With railway iron TO order; vessel % socoyich &Co.
's Of BrmSS ana had no has
mds sssk to Franz s c ssfqST 20 s dsy %
Took 5he norhern passage and had fine weather; has
BARK oip1eus cSGJ, Befl@sr, Rrcmsn 20 days. with
na had "a ue h eGk daS
OF the Ban, had IA birth ara deaths among the Pas
spoke ship Edwin kawe (Br, from Newcastle for
Bsrk Lea Ma9, Tugnizza. Bordeaux q days, with mdse
to d 81 .rmant Son vessel to slocoylch Co. Took
Barf Sueys Monde diap saysrsse Naples ooaays with
mSss ssss and rssS S
as Sssn Saee
rsr Mls sSs @ took s TO Ssa @
weather; hss been days Y Of seImuaa =, ,..
with sugar to II Trowbrldge's sons Had fine weather
Bark Seaman lBr) Curry, Cardena days with sugar
to order; vessel TO master. Had fine weather,
Had light SW aud WSW Winds with thick fog the entire
passage; June 25 lat f3 80 Ion 81 o. spoke fishing schr
Surprise of Pynouthl, with $50 quntals of fish; same
tails Of fish July 2, lat D8 Ion 6S IS steamship Hutton,
Bark ornus Cof Pembroke), Pcttlngill. Cow Bay CB,
IL days, with coal 20 the Manhattan Gas Co; vessel to
Brett, Son Co Had westerly winds and thick log the
Brig Minnehaha (Br) Mitchell, Ponce, r, 1s days,
with sugar and nOgsscs to spence, Montague Co;
vessel 20 Master; had light winds and calms. .
with sugar aud molassesto smith, Son 4 Co; vessel
Miller HOughlon. Had moderate weather July l. lat
20 49, Ion 81 ls spoke brig Gillespie hence for Kings
ton jamaica.
lumber 20 p Nelson; vessel 10 Jonas, smilh Co.
Schr VI Bramnall, Stout Savannah days with um-
Der 10 Evans, bal 90.
sclir jacob BrdsaIl. Robinson, Virginia.
Schr Maria Elizabeth, Soper, Virginia
schr NJ Turner, Camp, Virginia.
scbrJ Maxdcid, Davis, Philadelphia for Boston.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH
steamship Francona, Bragg, Portland for New York,
with mdsc and passengers, Ia Ames - 80
schr Freedom Br) King, Windsor for New York, with
plaster. 10 order OF Crandall, Bcrcaux co.
with lumber TO w Gould Co. go
schr Korct Harrison, Gardiner, Me- for New York. with
sehr Lucy N Collins, Collins, Bangor for New York,
schr Lindsey, Hamilton, Portland for New York,
with lunrJer to Hall a Coy. .
rchr Eva Leonard, Gregory, Franklin for New York,
with lumbar to czspson Clapp
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Franz Abt, the German composer, started home
on the German steamship Main, which sailed yes
terday. Miss Fanny Janauschek the tragedienne,
was passenger In the same vessel.
Among the departures for Europe yesterday by
the steamship California, was that OF Mr.. J. s.
Dngwall, well known merchant Of this city. He
has gone to visit his old home in Scotland for the
first time since his arrival in this country thirty
years ago. He was escorted to the vessel and
down the bay by about two hundred of his business
and social friends, who gave him hearty "send
onn
Alexander Delmar, the Chief OF the National Bn-
OF Statistics, left the steamship California
yesterday for Europe.
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ULYSSES ON HIS TRAVELS.

U. S. Grant. Jr., Of President Grant, left for
Europe yesterday afternoon by the steamship
Baltic, OF the White Star line. The President,
Mrs. Grant, Collector Arthur, Mr. Van vakenburg
and few friends OF the President escorted the
scion OF the house OF Grant to the White Star line
dock. The tugb0at Seth Low, In charge OF
Mr.. John Penne superintendent of the wharf,
accompanied the Baltic down the bay. and salutes
were fred at intervals as the majestic vessel moved
out scaward. The President and his party escorted
the vessel as far as the lightship, when parting
salute was given, accompanied by cheers for U. $.
Grant, Jr. and Captain Kennedy. The youthful
passenger is In charge OF Mr.. Drexel, the we'll
known banker OF Philadelphia.
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which are to be used in Roi Carotter at the Grand
Opera Eouse All the goods are OF French manu-
facture, being In duplicate OF those nsed In the
representation OF the piece In Paris. The magical
make the peculiarly OF which Is calculated to
create by its very novelty decided sensation
The patrons OF the cosey little Fifth Avenue Thea
tire win be agreeably surprised next fall at the
great change that is being made In the appearance
OF the auditorium Of this establishment The trans
formation IL already so far advanced as to make
the house hardly recognizable even to its old ami
lars. Garibaldi the Italian fresco painter and ten
assistants, are busily engaged IN Deautifying the
walls, dome and boxes and many capital mechan-
ical improvements are being made with view TO
an Increase of comforts and cOnveniences.
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New YORK HERALD SUNDAY, JULY l. 1872-rfIPLE SHEET

with platter % Husssy 4 Co -, I'm.
10 candis Pressey' '-"'1 'o' ~"
eavo, NASH Syria for New York, with lumber to
schr CLARK, Bowman. Rockport for New York, with
'schr Oliver sconcid Dsowsy, New Haven for New
schr Nile Metcal, RockIand for New York. with lime
schr Lucy Ames Bishop. Rockport for New York. with
sehr snbad, Perry, Roekland for New York. with lime
sehr Ii 9 Bird Drinkwater, Rockiand for New York.
schr Gen Thomas. Rockland for New York, with stone
with lime, to Pressey I Co.
schr Emma Ellen, Crowell, Providence for Port john
schr Susanna, woodman Rockland for New York, with
schr Red Jacket. AveriI Rockand for New York. with
schr Hannah brown, sackets, Fail River for Haver-
schr yet.ie Gushing. Thomason for New York, with
schr Lookout Kelsey, Portland for New York, with
seSr s;sisn i:and coSt New Haven fer New York
scr Cynthia Jane, Gardner Providence for New York
Schr Judge Taney Blsche New YORK FER drsenwich.
schr Fred Merw'in Bunce Proyide9ce for for Elizabeth %
schr General Banks, Cole, New Haven for New York.
chr Geo fn nsr .of en ssw oya for New
Steamer Gaatca, Nye, Providence New York, with
BOUND EAST. W..
Steamship Neptune, Baker. New York for Boston
Steamship Acushnet, Rector, New York for New Bed
ford. -
Bark Maggie Reynolds Br). Smith, New York for Glou-
cester 4.
Schr Cloud, Cathcart, Trenton for Norwich
schr Reading Railroad No s. McDevitt, Philadelphia
for Norwich.
Schr Samuel Brennan, Hopkins, Trenton for Norwak.
schr Townsend, Bartlett, Port johnson for James
River.
grgg Knapp
schr Lodowick Bill, Rogers Clinton Point for New
buryp0rt
schr Modestv, Weaver New York for Boston.
schr John LOzier, Lynch, Trenton tor Dight0n.
SchrJ Clark, Dix, Hoboken for Boston.
schr W 9 Irish, Tirrell, Rondout for Proyidence.
Schr Nellie Carr Morrel, Port johnson for Bangor.
Schr Thos Cooper, Seaman Rondout for Providence.
Schr Foam, Bowman Trenton for Hartford.
Schr Thos Dix, Ludwick Weehawken for Rockport.
schr Cocheco, Sheppard, New York for Bangor.
Schr Winner, Nash, Hoboken for Boston.
Steamer Electra Mott. New YORK for Providence
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CRAZY BLACK DICK.

HARRISBURG, Pa, July Q, 1872
s.Crazy Black Dick, who will be remembered by
all passengers who have travelled this way In the
past four years, fell dead to-day. He was In the
habit OF running ahead OF moving trains, and
doubtless saved many lives.
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At the Once, Rue du Rhonc, Geneva, for
the Week Ending June 10.

New York;. b. Ogden Mrs. j. p. ogden, II. p.
Ogden, w. X. Kitchen and wife, w. II. Kitchen,
Jr., Winston Merren. w. Winston yMerren, s.
Winston Merre, r. HinstOn Merrell, Miss NJ. Mer-
rell, Mrs. II. T.. Dykeman, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Grin
NELL Mrs.. NJ. Il. Billings, J. Baldwin, DIR. Charles
Hart and family, c; Medina, W, r, Bacon, Mrs. G.
q. Cotton, Mr.. +. Guilbert, J. A. Appleton, w. W.
Appleton, w. f. WORTH Miss +. M'Danies, 7. II.
M'Danies, Mrs. ]. Baddn Rev. H. r. Whaite, ID. l.
Baker, Mrs. ID. l. Baker, Mrs. W. |. Baker.
Boston,. p. Marshall and family, Miss J. A.
Ellery, c. Stearns, Mrs. NJ NJ. jenkins, Mrs. J. G.
Stone Miss Il. G.. Stone Miss +. p. Stone, Mrs. $.
W. Bent, Miss c. Z. Bancroft, Miss B. Bancroft II.
Tuttle, MIS- q. b. Dorrance, A.. DOrrance, NJ Dor
rance. Miss j. NJ. Barrey.
Canada-Mrs. W. ii. Merritt.
Saem-Rev S. ii. Pratt.
Iowa. p. Sanford.
Codmbrs--J. HutchesOn.
Unite States-Misses Norris J. II. Cubert-
son and family N. Appleton, 5. Howard, Miss A. w.
Place.
Japan-D. II. Ohmura, F. Akitski, M. Kauno r.
UkayWa.
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AMERICANS ABROAD.

List Of arrivals registered at the American bank
ing house Of Bowles, Brothers & Co., 449 Strand,
Charng Cross London; IL Rue de Ia Paix, Paris
and Rue du Rhone Geneva
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SAILED.

Steamships City of Antwerp for Liverpool; Baltic do;
Cow vicksburg Port au Prince &ci City Of San Anto
b Souder, do Ashland Fernandfa: San Salvador 'sa
vannah; Georgia, Charleston Old Dominion, Richmond.
&c; 4 Knight, Georgetown, DC.
The following vessels sailed from this port during the
past week
June 29-Ships Arethusa, Mnnehaha Ethiopian, Ring
leader; barks Skiold Agatha, G Lchheld Sarah Crow
ell Lucianna Serra Gustavo, Volturno Roska. Racile,
Washington, Eugeria hrigs John Good, Maiden Bower
Annie Gardner. w IIeney, Felicia, A Jewett.
Mary. Condor.
July l-ships Plymouth Rock Princeton; barks Z II
Duval, Electra, Ottone, Cromo Z IL Warrington Kong
syerre, E Long; brigs Azow, Alphonse.
Brock, Afhusa, Virgo, Harzburg Stella, yalkyrien,
Duval, Paas brgs ~. Ella, Clarabee, Maggie.
M-Barks OsmO, Gladstone, q W Hunter, Ludwick.
Ceres Rosina, Everhard Deliu; scrs May Queen Pick
wick .
4th-Bark Penang; brig Julia Lingley
5hShip Gentoo barks Lady Alice, IL Leone, Psyche,
AQua brig Darrell.
Wind ut sunset SSW, light.
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policemen aud are now reporting at
police headquarters, which place they
guard and the prisoners who may be
captured by the regular police. Several
soldiers who stepped out Of the lines
this afternoon were knocked down by
rufians. IL was thought that Howard,
the negro, won Id be taken into Court
this afternoon, but the Judges Of Oyer
and Terminer will not consent until il
is determined whether Towards victim
will recover or not. Judge t. Darwin
Smith aud County Judge Fuller have
directed the Sheriff not to take Howard
from Jail at present, aud to protect the
public property and preserve the public
peace Mt all hazards. The howitzers
have been removed to position where
they command Exchange street and the
approaches from the east side of the
river more effcctually.
The negro Howard confessed his
guilt in Court on Thursday, and was
mildly sentenced to the penitentiary
for twenty years.
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llARRlEn

Marriages or Deaths Inserted free. II then
exceed flee lines they IeM be chnfged for at ne
rate Of Five CENTS per line.
Onthe 2sth instant, at the bride parents.
near Middlcburg, Franklin county, Pa. by
the Rev. j. T.. Shaiigr, Mr.. George b.
Hawbcclier, Of Grcencastle, Franklin Co.,
Pa, aud Miss Clarissa L. Yiegler, OF near
Middleburg
On the list of December, 1871, at the
bride sparcnts, in Mt. Joy township, Adams
county, Pa, Mr.. William A. Shoemaker.
OF Carroll county, Md, and Miss Amanda
NJ. EYER Of Adams county. Pa.
On the LIST instant, by Rev. William II.
Chapman, Henry S. KONG and Miss Alice
Crabster, of Carroll comfy.
On the 24th ultmo, by Rev. NJ. j. Alleman
Mr.. Frederick H. Myers and Miss Eiana T.
Baekort, both Of Carroll county.
On the same day by the same, Mr.. Samue
Shaiier and Miss katura V. Crabbs, both o
Carroll county.
:. On the 18th ultmo, by the same, Mr.. Srmue
hesselring and Mrs. Annie Stonesiter. both o
Carroll county.
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The Emperor of China is soon to be
married, and has imported pair of
elephants to assist at the ceremony.
His future consort is undergoing a care.
ful training in the etiquette of court
life. For three years the looms of
Nankin, Hongchou aud Canton have
been engaged on the silks and satins for
her bridal trousseau, and just now they
are announced as completed at cost Of
nearly half million in our money.
When the bridegroom, who has the sun
for his emblem, goes forth ia car
drawn by elephants, his bride, who
represents the moon, is to be borne to
her place in pnlanquin composed en-.
tireiy Of strings of pearls.
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fRIDAY, January 8, 1879.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
FEIpAY. Innnnry 4 1872

"ANHAi IMMUNITY ~ lof@.
Beef Cdule.-'rhe offerings al the Scales
during the past week amounted 10 1882 head
The prices ranged as follows: Best Beeyes
at OOaS7 90 generally rated first qual.
ity at j0asG 90; medium or good fair
quality at 4 2jaSj 80 ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows at 75asi %; inferior
and lowest grades Of Cattle 3 0OaS3 10
general average Of the market S5I2I. Ex.
IRENE range Of prices 8 OOaS7 o.. Most
OF the sales were from 81 81 to s. Is per
100 pounds,
'>heep.-Fair to good wool Sheen Mt %
y els. per pound gross.
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows; fair Ia
good fat Hogs OOaS7 90 per 100 lbs.
net.
Seeds. Glover Seed Sc 75aO 20; Timothy
50 2ja3 50; Flax 81 50.
Ledther--City Slaughter ~ to 10 cents;
Rough Skirtirg 30 to SO cents; Spanish sole
88 to 8s cents; Country Slaughtered 80 to
Al cents,
Hides,-City Steer at l2l cts Cow III
cents.
Hay and Strup Hay a8las8:I per ton.
Rye Straw 2uuS22 per ton.
Feathers. Quote at % 10 rs cents FIR
common to prime live geese per pound.
HooL-Burry nnwashed, 3 to 80 cent!
per ID; unwashed, free from burrs. 40 &c
AZ cents; tubwashed, So to CO cents; laml
pulled, "a to 20 cents; long pulled II to a
cents per pound.
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Statistics of Baltimore.

The duties on Imports in 1871, were
$500, 194Gl, falling off from 1870
Of SOB ,523. 81, attributable to the re
duetIon Of the tariff on sugar aud coffee.
Value Of exports in 1871, SIS, ll4576,
an increase over 1870 OF 81 $50 PSI
In addition to the abuyc, 40 s3I bbls
Of flour "a ,423 bales Of cotton So 0S2
hogsheads OF tobacco; 2.972 ,3ZS feet of
lumber total Of grain-wheut, corn,
oats, nndryc, ll,73i,3O3, bus an l. crease
over 1870 Of 3,50l774; receipts Of
cattle, sheep and hogs, Tor lS7l--catte
o9,61l; sheep, lG4,223 hogs, 3d..
7Olj there were j67 1872 bags of coffee
received an increase Of 6S,13I, over
1870 sixteen cotton factories employ
Ia 900 spindles, aud manufacture 81.
3l5 bales Of cotton; there are six malt.
slers consuming about 400 900 bushels
OF grain;of breweries there are three for
ale aud porter, aud sixty for lager beer;
the yield for the past year is l400 900
barrels, or Il business of 81 ,260, 900
The iron manufacture last year employ.
ed $4,000, 900. Fruit aud vegetable
canning amounted to 81 500. 900. The
oyster packing aggregated $4,000 900
The piano mapuiactur employs 400 men,
who made last year, 1856 pianos, yield
ing revenue OF $500, 900. The shoe
trade Tor the past year aggregated $500.
900, independent of the customer es.
adjustments, which are several hundred
in number. Sixsugar refueries employ.
ed ESQ hands; the business reached
Sl5, OO0, 900. Three molasses reliueries
produced | 100, 900 pounds of inferior
sugar, aud 10000 gallons Of syrup.
The total amount OF tobacco received
was 47,7l3 hoEsheads, an increase Of
l2,4O7 hogshcads over the year 1870.
There were , 1852 marriage licenses is.
sued, an increase Of 22G over the previ.
Gus year. They yielded to the treasury
OF the Court sl43l0 There were . ,2S7
houses erected during the year. There
were J,OSl Indictments in the Criminal
Court Number Of letters received at
the Post Office during 1871, 1908 500,
an Increase over the previous year OF
2'o 4o2. Daring the year 90 steamers
and I sail vessels arrived from Europe
bringing l ,0J5 omigrants. There were
9O2 vessels Of all classes arrived from
foreign ports during the year.
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MONEY CANNOT BUY IT,
For Sight Is PriceIess.

M + now offer Glass TO the public
w which is pronounced by The most
celebrated opticians Of tic world TO be the
most perfect, natural artificial help to the
human eye ever known.
They are ground under our own supcrvi
sion, at ourown manufaetoryin New Haven.
and are so constructed that the core or
centre Of the tense comes directly in front
Of the eye. producing clear and distinct
vision, as in the nat healthy sight, and
prevents all unpleasant sensations, such Ms
glimmenngand waverirg Of sight, dizziness,
&c. peculiar to all others in use.
These Giasses are manufac ured from mi.
mute crystal pebbles, melted together, and
derive their name, diamond" on account
OF their hardness and brillinney.
These Glasses are mounted in the finest
manner. at our own mandatory, in all
styles Of Gold, Silver, Steel, Rubber, and
Shell Frames, Of the best quality.
Their durability cannot be surpassed and
their finish is such as will suit the mos /
lastidious.
None genuine unless bearing our trade
mark, stamped on every frame.
Manufactured by J. e., SPENCER & Co.,
Practical Opticians, New York.
For Sale only by
VIM. MOORE.
Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, SilyeH
Ware, &c, &c, Westminster, Nd.
sep 2S-tf
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DIED.

In Frizellsburg, on Friday the both of
December, 1871, Frederick fancy, aged
% years, months and % days.
AT the residence Of Adam Leppo. near
Houcksyille, on the l4th utimo, Mr.. Sam.
nel Tayler, aged 40 years and months.
At his residence, on the 3D. inst, James
Davis. aged - years and months.
On the 2Jd ultimo, in Carroll county, Violet
Belle Stonesiier, aged years and 20 DAYS.
:. On the Esd ulL, In Carroll county, Rachel
Humbert, aged 7s years months aud IA days.
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The mystery Of the frozen well" at Bran
don, VI, in which water remains frozen
during tho hot months of summer, has never
been satisfactorily explained twas suppos.
cd that the freezing was due to the dissou
ton OF some material in the water. or to
electricity, but it is found, by cheRlcal an
alysls, that the water holds nothing in so
luton which would account for its tempera.
ture, aud the electric needle fails to SHOW
any current Of electricity. One opinion is
that the ice in summer ia caused by the
freezing of the gravel bed during the prev.
lous winters, and that the cold gets fastened
in, in some way through the summer.
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No. 1a5o EoIITry

NJ i-'u INDll /.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Joseph Davis, Trustee of Henry Six and
wife, vs.. Henry Six and wife.
ORDERED by the Court this 2sth day
" OF December, 1871, that the sale made
aud reported to the Court by Joseph Davis,
Trustee, under and by virtue Of a deed Of
trust from Henry Six and wife for the ben
eft Of the creditors Of said Henry Six, be
finally ratified and confined, unless cause
to the contrary be shown on or before the
Soth day oil January, 1872; provided copy
of this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed in Carroll county, Maryland, once
a week for three successive weeka before
the last named day. The report Of sales
state the amount of sales to be twenty-one
hundred and six dollars and thirteen cents ,
(S2l06.l3,)
JNo. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,--Test:
dec S0-5t JNo. B. BorLE, Clerk.
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No 100 EoTTTTy


In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
sitting as a Court Of Equity.
Abraham Sheets VS.. Daniel Zentz.
nRDERED by the said Court this 2sth
" day Of December, eighteen hundred
and seventy. zone, that the sale made and
reported by Joseph Davis and Isaac +.
Pearson, Trustees, for the sale Of the real
estate Of said defendant, Daniel Zentz, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
first day Of February, 1872; provided n
copy Of this order be inserted in some news.
paper printed at Westminster, in said
county, once in each of three successive
weeks before the S0th day Of January, 1872.
The report states the amount of sale to be
six thousand dollars, 10000 00.)
JNo. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
dec S0-3t JNo. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
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In New York last year 1914 persons
came to violent deaths. S5l were from
explosions and other accidents; l79 we're
drowned l26 were the corpses of infants
found IN the streets, &c; los were
suicides aud i6 homicides. Ofall these
violent deaths but one was by judicial
hanging for murder.
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PEACHES IN WINTER Il. j Catrup,
ESQ., of Talbot county, has discovered
process BY which peaches can be pre-.
served in theirnaturalstatc. showed
US some fine specimens on Saturday,
as whole and firm as when they were
taken from the tree. He intends to
apply for patent for the discovery. 1t
is big thing.-Edstoa Ma. Star.
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The snow blockade on the Union Pacific
Railroad, and the temporary refusal of the
Central Pacific Road to receive freights.
have caused an almost total suspension Of
business at Salt Lake City Some necessa
ries are almost exhausted, and the newspa ..
pers are in want of paper. Senator Cole,
oil California, is at Salt Lake awaiting the
opening of travel to the East.
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The statistics fthc Episcopal Church
for the past year are as follows Dish
ops, 81 clergy 1898; baptisms, 49,.
400; contributions, u, l24 commuui:
eants, 22i,995 marriages, 9G9S; bur,
ials, 26, 79l candidates for orders, 4l2;
ordinations-deaeons, l24; presbyters,
ZIG; Sunday school teachers, 81 ,494
scholars, 100000; contributions, So.
54l.574.
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NO. 1912 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Hashabiah Haines, Mortgage vs.. Elias Morri-
son and wife.
ORDERED this 18th day Of December, A.
" u. 1871, that the sale made and reported
in the above cause by Hashabiah Haines, Mort
gagec, by virtue of power Of sale contained
in Mortgage from Elias Morrison and Ann
". Morrison his wife to the said Hashabiah
Haines, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary be shown on or before the 2sth
day Of January next; provided a copy Of this
order be Inserted in some newspaper published
at Westminster, Carroll county, Maryland,
once week for three successive weeks before
the said 18th day Of January next.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
$500.
JNo. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-test;
dec 2J-3t Jso. d. BoYLE, Clerk.