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New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
Amusemeuts.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC. TONIGHT,
Fdgerao PEatDA,Y, s,a,, MARoH 1e LUCIA DI LAMMERMooR
as@ODdo nor MoS ErFGS and ASa lucia Sc
To conclude * xi'9 sHsPsisS SsIIis ifsISEsrti''onsnt
aaneS aaa SSpsafS % ARDlr
MoNSSY 70 NsS2SNYs1hfShA MaReh TO- sRs s%SfhaMiDh ALS4Md
wFFRP9SIEsP4y' FR9ISa bST6A&aS MAsfH a.
SATURDAY, MARCH III a. "a GRAND MATINEE.
RIRCH AND BACKUS: ISA Opera House,
Birch and Backus as THE CoRsToAN BRorHERS."
v,,,Sr TTE JESsEy TifTS Esr RHdEPTISS' Sf' dTI'
HENDERSON'S STANDARD THEATRE.
IL WILLIAM HENDERSON. Proprietor and Manager.
MIOAELA OR, HEART AND HAND.
SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH IT,
800 II N. S. PTNAFoEE
BOX ofcc now open for sale Of seats
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE, B'way and
AA ziths@ Evenings at $50 saturday % Mstinees at
LAST NIoHrs h Towards brilliant society
YOUNG edy Ada DyaS Agnes Booth-
MRS WINTHROP t5$sS < sisSS.ss e
April BaToS p T m b gs1Sa SShg 9S9g
NOON prior to the regular spring and
STAR THEATRE. Broadway and 19th-st.
~ Sole Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACK.
MONDAY, MARCH &C.
Restoredto performances OF English drama
Commencing with the engagement of Mr. DION
B0UcicAuLTr
Production of an entirely Faca Comedy in three acts
VICE VERSA,
VICE VERSA,
by the author Of London Assurance "0d Heads and
Young hes,ts The shaughrana" Rip van wInae"
TYPE OF I&fsE TA! eHAR&cTER Hi as
his reduced fortunes
TUE AMADAN
in which Mr D. BoUCICAULT. tr VIII appear
Tho shaughraun" The Colleen Bawn'' and Arrahna-
Pogue will be given
AN ENTlRELY Nffw DRAMA
IN three acts
The box oco for the sale Of will open Tuesday
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
STEINWAY HALL
~ Miss HATTIE f. SCHELLS
GEP Ere PS FsS the s % FS R1
KN9X CSntTaIto Mr OSCAR STEMS; ; BS1to4ej M II
QUICKEN, Pianist Friday evening March l6, at 3.
Admission, 81; reserved seats. so cents extra
For sale at stelnway Hall and Mcssrs schuberth Co.'S
V'IEATRE COMIQUE. 730 Broadway.
Il Every Evening and Matinees.
McsORLEY's IMITATION.
Matinee Tuesdays and Fridays
THALIA THEATRE. 46 and 49 Bowery.
TosSt and SATURDAY % MsH%Se The CoePoRAL
Saturday night for the last time. KEAN lBamayl
eth AVENUE THEATRE. Comic Opera
'sse iad saPagsr EvEYiN1onsTS NfdHr
FAREWELL MATINEE SATURDAY. AT
THE NEW IoLANTHE.
Prices 81 Is cents Seats 81 so, 81 and so cents
Maps6y MMSRS6ay 10th. THE MASCOT
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Oreait 6teamers.

A MERICANS gong abroad and desiring
IA precious choice ewery bronzes or me LATEST
novelties invited to visit our Paris STORE NO o' A'ehu'
w. f' HOWARD q COMPANY,
NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 80. N. r.
~ FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENNST0W,
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
GREECE. March H. 1880 a. m HOLLAND, Mar2l,S p m
Cabin S55 10 $40 outward tickets s26 prepaid seerage
ticket $50 f. W. j. HURST Manager 90 ana ~ Broad way
n. Y.
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g.eamboats ano Railroads.

LfALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
REDUCED IS vss e SosSn s bG~e !" Ns% sRa
Bedford corresponding to other on aer
nate day Sundays eIcepsd IRON River
fa sroSsy aa1ayss ss q + % GHasSSos m jersey m
ioH5 SoabES Si PEESS.sfEsd fEdvElI gaffle a. Hssne.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAiLR0AD-Commenc n. november o. 1907
a. H. Western Northern Express 20 Rochester and
NV ~S eeea h4prS cT Chicago Stopping
at Albany syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Erie Ceveiahd ana
40 30 M Chicago drawing to Canaan
II n.y. to %6any and Troy with connection to Sara
'og Ges ms 6ny aaG Sy Ssa says
Accommodation to Albany ana Troy roy. for St louis.
running through every day in the week Niagara Falls
daily sunday with sssRpsM sDG Mont e@G
TO syracuse and to Auburn Road also TO Saratoga anu O
PsSaG Express daily Nth bsEs sssP1s casc Sac dSd fSd
II pm. Night Express with seepngcaTs to Albany and
Troy with morning trains for the West a1d Sord
s6 % S eseos sls place and s5
and 942 Broadway, New-York, ana SSS Mashngtonst ST.
j. N, ToUoEY. Gen. supt Gen. Passenger AGENT
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
e Fl WITH r ALL Ll ctss GOOD Only
specified on their face ox.on,o,, ak,
from Pier 80 North River ioo Of t. NE ISag
PROVIDENCE LINE, for freight only. steamers
from Pier Orh River. foot of WarTenst 4p H. uy
(Sundays excepted) Boston Providence direct:
I. w. POPPLE. Acting General Passenger AGENT
CHARMS ..,,,or, r,o,,
COMPANY
Office Pier 1s, n. r.. foot Of Cortlanltst
Congnments freight forwarded as directed to any part
of the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders delivery of AL kinds OF freight and mer
chandise to any part of the city.
sEAAND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR-
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every promptly ghtere1 toanypolnt
IN the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John H. Starin and Erasus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier lS N r, Do. daily. saturdays
excepted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New'tork ana
New. Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight for points D. L. q W. X X receVeu at f9Fl.
For New Haven and points East at Pler Is.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND Eleven Miiespr
Ten Cents VIA from Iron Pier H. foot Of
Whtehan-st
CENTRAL SHIPYARD. COmmunlpaw. N J-Drv DOCKS
Machine and Boiler shops everything aPperIanns 1tl'
construction ard repair of vesselA
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Alisce!laneous.

NOR SALE OR TO RENT-A well located
II central new In che Church OF the Inca,nauon, Appy
aI No 4 Broad.st rUom VI, OF oRLiN d. sANfoaD'
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sienmhnats ano Rallroaos.
IN0RF AND OHIO RAILROAD.

RALiMsnoDNnMhnr MODEL rAsr LINE TO THE WEST.
Wasnayssn and Al points oscns; %ss
% Ghicsso clncnnst 81 Louis Connects for all points
,%ssiTDxIeHr Daily washuEon and an points wSst
%s y TaSss C l5 aSG Il BPosdWay Fulton
TENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY;
LEV f.Sys Ssr York
CHUNK ramaneud. TamaG1a Hazoton. DrOn scranton
High Bridge Branch sSsSSs
Ssa.alnd Essns dsTisSaTs CHUNG &iamsport TamA
d EseE Reading
usbr9 MaSe6 Chunk wiEssSa5TSS SSSSK Tama
qua stf be1 %ES5
Mcgniain Bqdd's Lake Lake HOPatSSns EasiOn &C.
$50 p m-For Easton. Allentown, Reading KARLSRUHE
&sgSS Ghqas 1Ss n IL BO1pd Brook
and % nieTmediaie stations for EastOn Allentown
asTTsSsss Arr @SsSE @Ra AZ sse 8 Ss Mes' 5 e 7 go sss
ss S so sas 1873 ss botf 55c 5S % $50 7SO
S sas ss 10 1EsS css paa e tables stations
PERTH AMBoy 10Y PeSah AAmbOy at s. s5 HAS
Eor E EresSca si5 iI:S e % m i ftspIass
rGE WK;yggGEEiR yggGEEiRssEY s Fl iSsouTHERN RAILWAY.
srEAAfS FSdT aSkSETo kSdToh X sTssa s. :, ~
Commencing october 2 S iSSI I.ach and Long
Leave Of Liberty St. Sal a. n lao p rn ior haA'
Was issp M iCr Atlantic cry yneand BrdgetOn &C.
S;l5 a m for stations 10 Highlands . e..,u,nn,
HAS IN. l:45 4:ij y. H. Tor stations 10 9e""''s"~
4 %. m for stations TO Sandy HOOK ,>rY MIR,
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
In BOUND BROOK ROUIEou,
For TRENTON and PHI lIADE Ebr ~
Leave New.York from Station = RR OF \ a. "a ,1.I5
For Philadelphia, Ninth and Green-sts at tsS. az S,A5
1880 43O $50. 100 ~ m on snn1 945 " II: Is
q m $50. IL D. For Third and BefEs-sts AZ 80 ~
a No. iS0 430 $3.50 D m SUNDAY at SAP a. r; TOO
For Trenton 745 $50 IL Is lS0. T. 4SO oSo' ''0O'
l2p m. Sunday, 4: a 5;3O. IL p m.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for NewYOrk ga oraan
From stations Phila. and Reading RR. MINI anu n n,
SITS at 7SO $50 $50 M ll5. S:45. 540 64o IL p LII
On Sunday, at $50 a. o:3O IL D. IN. m I 3:3O
From Third and Berkssts at 5,lo S2V o. 'lS a.sSp m
From trenton l:25, o:2O. Sos. 9:05 lO'o8 l;st m %
a22 624. 1928 Sunday, 125. 9lS a. NJ pa Say trains
PULLMAN PALACE CARS attached 70 usr fsr,o New
and SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains 'ro' "
York and Philadelphia ,sav CITY station and from
Connection Is made AZ yelsvy ssy cdtyy
@ ana ae % AZ foot of Lbertyst Nos 239 26i 4o
paa az S2S BROAD ay and at the principal hotels NIs
aud Courtst and Annex Once levers Sact hagere
: n. Y. Transfer Company ,,t, WI, eau ,oi anu 0 ''
nom hotels OF a. p BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent
w N, crFApNS Cen Sup't
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Alusical Instruments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, 81 stops, 1928. Plan os
S291 So Factory running day aud night CatAlog uo
free Address DANIEL +. BEATTY. Washington n. :.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD:
on and after March 9. 1888.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. a.
trains leave New.York via DesbToSses ana COuruahus
Hansbarg PitsbuTg the West and South WITH r9ah YR
Palace Cars attached aud p D day inn
and Chicago Limited of Parlor Dining SMOKING anu 'oep
nK s%sSort ioeE Haven a. CORY and Erie at
D. p connecting at CORY for IinsVie. Peuoeun Oeu'
psItlmore washington and the South wssing3n 3n
of PnInan Palace Cars daily except sunday "
a M arrive Washington m ReguiaI va y, b 10, az r. R ~
N 5:l $50 a. 5'9V "N~ - @'e"'' ''-
a and o. r. r.. and IN. and ~ night 49,. 10 n,o,t
Sunday via b. and II. r.. b a. M y; NJ anu - "s""
VIA n and D. r. r., p. ". ana lZ nEnE ooA :, M IN
for Atiantic Ctv except Sunday. o. 10 a. IN anu r. " IN
Snndsys 3 a m Through on p m tram ~ so,,r,a.
For Cape May except sunday, 5l5; ll;lo@ u' w
onG prsneh Bay Junction and n & - ~
yis Hshwav and Amboy IN ~ poon 9.oU anu p Hl
on smnday 3 a IN (Ioes not stop at Asbury Pnk .,,s
Boats Of BrOOklyn Annex 80 ecf trsnsfsr for
at Jersey CITY, anortins speedy ana uieo' 'i"A'' ~
ulos Ptsburg $40 and ll2Q M 1So ana S
400 n to da1Iv Washington ana batImotc oov'
f:50a $50. 300 935 0:So ana % l1S0 RRi,inSSe b. M
U, ~ 80 nsTnday 0:35 D. From PhiladelDhia, BOD ~
I.ann q "a d.20 $40, IO4O; ll40 a. l:2O 800 5oO
80 "a $40 SO, 1920, 1875 and 1000 IN Sunuay'
S.5o 800 ESQ $50 ll.40 a. mo 0.2O. 73O. 935 lOZO'
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TOPHILADELPHIA.

ooroArxs FACUWAY WEEKDAYS AND on sun.
nay STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, 2 IN
i' NLW.YORk.
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zTEIV Y0pK AND LONG BRANCH r. r.

NJ" Pennsylvania II. r., foot Cortanot
E,as,,oo. In NawYork J at and DesbrOssess ST -.
p'""VH' " ~ (Centrai r. X. of n. j. loot lADery ~
For south Amboy H. OF n j. o. 1 $40 ~; m t''
cn m via Penn. r. r. 9, ~ M, p M SUNDAY va N
For Matawsn &c via q. r. r. of ~ j. o $40 M h sun
q, 6p m: via Penn H. H. y n H. Il "' 'N' y
DAY, . a m. .,.s co.ar Groye Asbury Park,
e,ir POINT Pleasant sc, via G. r. r. OF n 10
M l45 a. 6p via Penn x H. ~ n' or - ksrrv Park) o
Sundays mot stopping al ocean "r"'0'' -
N. Dtuo. paroegaf Sc via G. II. r. OF
For FIeehcd Via C. r. r. Of j. sap ;lS ~ a. I m M
- M For Keynort: g. sl5, ll45 m, l43 $50 y us
F % Atlantic CITY VineIand BIidgeton &c l4S p M
ii. r. BALM ~, T. H. :, y a PRR Sup't
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N To Boston worcester Nashua Portland and the East
Inc be" ii"n CITY OF WORCESTER,
without execution most eleg any Dga1 On tno
" W asynr,e CITY OF NEW YORK. -.
sesye pier No 4O North RIVER foe. Of Mattsst ne6t per
shnYe Ferry. daily eKcePt5unoays.ae
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16

GERMAN AND U. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
w NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
SOUTHAMPTON ASD BREMEN. -, q,
oDER. saturday. Mar II. hlIti SATURDAY Maich -
70 no IA - tfffD :. Ntripc dlN NAI -.
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW YORK 70 SOUTliAAf-
TON HAVRE or BREMEN. .,o
FL RST CABIN -....-.SlO0l SECOND CA N.-.----sVO
STEERAGE $50. . Ia
Return tickets al reduced rates Prepaid STORAGE eerta
Gates s2I Steamers sail from Pier between Second anu
a-sss" hoO0Ao"' 'G1EiiRICHs & CO. Bowling ofeen.
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Eelp Wnnte).
Drcss Alakins.

DRESSNAKER.--By n dressmaker of ex-
perienco some nagemons by the day no objection TO
country j., Tribune West Side once 5OS West
X3d-st.
DRESSMAKER.-An experienced dressmaker
would IKE fow tngagemrnts BY the day Address F.
Tribune West side Ofoo 5O5 West ga ST. near cor oAVe
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
Gounirn prcpcrtp for Sale ano "a Gel

At HUDSON. ON THE HUDSON RIVER
II country seat for sale or EXCHANGES acres iull
choice fruit nine rooms and ate mo house locaugn sni
pas-. an improvements city and country combined uagge
sdowas cty lamps hne river view suitable fo
winter will cash dihereuce one OF lhe Hbea
spots In the state for hotel
Apply 10 , ,.,>-npp
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T1RIF RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
EhYYDpR LAKE, ERIE AND WESTERN RAlLhOAD

TNRIE RAlLW L, now kuONIl 10 =,
W YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN IVA bt'OAD'
trains from Chambers street
eam-Cincnnau and Chicago Day E1PIess Oi""iNs'
xom Coaches 10 Buffalo and suspension Btldge p,Go
n m Iaiv)-Fast st Louis Express atIyllg , Sab
a n connecting with fast trains TO the W est anu a.
west Pulmans best Drawingroom SleepihB "0"N"'' ~
Buffalo. . x,,a x-.ross for the West Sleeping
foaches thrOigh Buffalo Niagara faS - 20
caS xyithont change Hotel coaches through "
5.IEn m ~Fmip grant train for the West a. - ~. -
intter ord and Passaic, o. 72O 800 9:3O, lVzV "a M
,,ooD i.45 a $40 44O 5.lO $780, 6lO. 6;3O O. lVy p %
a. midnight Sundays, 8. $780, 1920 a. m !4'' o''O p Ill.,
IL maasnt 72o 75O $50 1920 ~ noon LAP
5n es9 $40 $50 Clio 80 725. g. 1880 p ln ana "a ~
Hidnleht sundays g. $50. 1920 In l'9o o'oo 4- inu
night u, ,,. ,,a Nav.rt eA5 $40 1880 q m,
iO l:2o 500 6lO 1880 p m, and ~ midlgh' SA'u''
suGern 81 1900 1920 l45, 800 o Gl0 "a 2e 40
and II midnight Sundays, u. $780, lo2oa m' H4o' 0'0
10 IN. and IL midnight 80
PWarNick 7:5O a m, 4:80 p. .oo ...o - Gan
Newbnrg and Cornwall. 700. a m $3.50 s;SO d. IN 9ui
day $50 a. d n Kingston m $50 Sunday $50 a m
osner = T5O g. 1920 a $50 800, s3U q 'Ao P l
enaar Z = 90 1910 a. m. 80 p m. - --,- -
eNcastow1 q 7;5O $, 1920 N, $780, zS9 q Ei9 i nn
sunday g. $50 1920 M $50 Ippia,d p ~, dae az wSst
IA m trains connect with Mloiano 5.ISr m sun
~ Port JeTNis 1850. 9, 102OR m, a:oV o. ''A"F' -"
asy = al iO2O M g. $50 and p ~ .sta- zach hour
lea We quarter OF
s, saS n m 10 945 and AZ 10 70 anu - ir md
Sc e Tor passa ge and for tnen ~ ~.
can be lined and orders ior ns
Nns S 96i 4oi or b57 Broadway. 16I Westsa ~ /" "
sssonrt Al BrOokyn at the Company , DePo'S-
Bauery-place
TInsess iraius from the West arrive IN Ne"hoiN q" ~
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EARM FOR SALE.-A finely situated farm
OF 20 acres line of NewN Ork and Greenwood Lake
H. r. depot % miles from New York cheap TO cash
purchaser Mrs NJ J. VAN HOUTEN, wayne fassAo
| L. I.r.r
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has become OH and hagaard looking.
Her magnificent proportions which
sntrancen Fisk have wasted away and
I think abe is dying Of consumption. !"
Sowing the wind and reaping the
whirlwihl, is it not7
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Gotham Gossip.

The Vanderbilt Ball Grand
-T,1sco - The Late Prince G,rtscho.
koF and Josie Mansfield The Hero.
me otths Fisk Stokes Affair as she Is.
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KIDNEY WORT

It is considered probable that Ques
Victoria will on the next anniversary
of her birthday confer a Field Mar
shal's baton upon her .on-in law, the
Prince Imperial Of Germany. Such
addition Of foreign prince 10 the roll
Of honorary British officers would not
be without precedent, for III 1915 a
baton wa, bestowed upon the la,e
King of Belgium, then Prince Leopold
Of Saxe.Coburg. and in l645 similar
honor WAS conferred on the King Of
the Netherlands. who AZ Prince Of
Orange had commanded the Dutch
contingent at Waterloo.
Dr.. Henry l., Donsfe, Of Frederick
county, WAS committed for the action
of the C,imin. Court yesterday by
Justice Fitxhneh, charged. on tho
oath OF G II. Unverxagt, with falsely
swearing to an affidavit to foreign
attachment against the Great Eastern
Life Insurance Company. Several
months ago DR.. Do,slf. was Interested
IN the formation Of the Great Eastern
Life Insurance Company in Frederick,
and after = short time sold out to G
n. Unverzagt for $l4O. The latter
opened IN Office in thin otv. Several
week. ~go Donsfs served An attach
ment against the company Cor debt,
charging the company with owing
him money, In serving the attach
ment tew DAVIS ago Constable John
o Greer WAS arrested in the instance
Of Unvsrzagt, and WAS released for tho
action Of The Criminal Court on tho
charge Of msdemeanor in Office -
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For particulars address
Rev. W. c. WIRE A. NJ. Principal,
MechanicstOwn. Md.
County Com m issi Oucrs Meet.
ing.

Tho Board Of County Commissioners
70. Frederick county, will hold their frst
session april Term). at their Office, in the
Court House, commencing
On No'uluy, April End, 1888.
at 10 o'clock. q. M and hav. adopted the
following order Of business tor the session
Making transit rs and hearing appeals ~
fOllOwa:
Monday. April end. Buckeys.own and
Frederick districts.
Tuesday, April 3rl, Mildletown, Crea-
Gcrstown and Fp.mitsburK.
Wednesday. April 4th. Catoc'in, Cresns
and Liberty.
Thursday, April 9Th, New Market, Han
vers and Woodsl ,r,.
FRIDAY. April 9Th, Pe,ersvillc, Mount
Pleasant and Jefferson.
SATURDAY., April 7th. Mechanicstown, .nd
will appoint Collector of Slate aud County
Taxes for 1883
Mopd y, April 9th, Jackson ard Johns
Vile
Tnrsdav. April 10Th, Wondvillr. LinEa
more and Lewistoxn.
The remainder If the srcWnd week will
be devoted 10 general business. passing &C
counts. making appropriations for 'onds
and bridge. nnt "ut door pensioners. Az.
pon'men, nf s'a ldsrll keeper. physician
to the jnil and juig~~ Of the election.
TtNRD WEEK.
This has bee, vet apart for hearing peti-
TONERS tor new school houses and ne"
bridges. The particular attention Of the
public is calico 10 this notice. as no aha,e-
mcnt will he made nor " i'll any credit b"
allowed ON ANY Ssrssinrnt after the clone
Of this session Transfers may " made
before the clerk Al any time prior 10 this
meeting.
by order.
mo2.3t f. A GITTINGER,C Clerk.
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BOups Wanted. Fifty tons of Zones
wanted at the Crescitc Mills, Mechanics,
town. tor which, tbs highest price, casll
will hc tHid ,,,.,,
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DR. ORLrIa 4 ProuTz Tonic ELIXIR
.Sn pyt,S

Dr. ORLIlG 4 ProrTz TONIC ELIXIR
AND PILLS.
The reliable preparation So highly rec
commended nv it's merits This inrdrinr
is known by i,s curative powers from the
Eas, to tue West. from the North I" III"
South Owing TO tn" purity of r:-''i
cine and the satisfaction II has given. the
demand is largely increasing l. IL The
great cleanser and purltics the svs'em res
nlates the liver. hearts, lungs and kidnrvs
cures dyspepsia; u Invaluable ~ a tonic;
will imparl strength to the system, restores
lost appetite. and is also certain t" remove
ali distractions to tn regular course OF ma,
lur- in female. twill also strengthen the
weakest cord res,nr" down braring, and is
a sure remedy for Whites, pain IN the hnck
side or under the shoulder blades heayi
ness ON breast or helrhlng of wind.
Or. ProuTz's CERTIFICATES.
Dr. Ptou,z- Dear SIR: Having been nj
hc,ed for long time with dyspepsia AMI
II general prcslrnlion of my nervous svh.
tenn and having used y great many med.
cincs without experiencing ANY rclri. |
was induced hv your agent NJ this place ~
try bottle of ;our Tonic Elixir an" found
great rrlief mfnrr had used l,nlf NJ hottie,
aud now firmly believe it " i'll effect a per-
mancnt cure.
A married lady who is not willing 10
have her name published states: "Ton""r
cannot tell what suffered from dchi'l
,ating whites and down hcsrinG nt the
womb tried all s""lS of remedies and
physicians and still old not get cured The
best physicians only gave me Temporary re-
lief continued in this WAY until Was
compelled to keep my bed more than halt
III. time WAS Recommended TO Try Your
Elixir which did Am now fully res,or
Ell to health to the great tny OF mrsei aud
husband We could pr"ct're quiea mum.
her If this class OF certificates nut tor OH
Yious reasons they woulA not, OF coufse"l
low their names to be published.
For Sale by DR. NJ u Leatherman, Me-
chanicsiown. James Elder, Emm.t-hnrs,
Srhlrv Il Bro. and Garrott & Co., drug
.is,s, Frederick, Md AZ orders addressed
10 VI b, Pfnu'z. Wayn~sboro, IA, will be
promptly filled.
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Saturday, April n, 1888.
ART Q'CkoCE. p. II.
The following Real Estatf, siz /:

All that piece or parcel of land situated
in Mechnuicsrnvn District. Frederick Co..
MARYLAND on the public r"ad leadin. I" M
the Valley Roads Church "a kwcrS' Val
lev, the farm, nld by Samuel Dinendai 4"
Henry J.. R.mver, adjoining the lands o.
Henry WilIhi1t and the fnrm "f Andrew
Cotfman, dec nscl. and others. one nd
onr-l,afmiles from I.an'z Station, contain.
ING
90 ACRES OF LAND, More or Less.
Of which there are l2 or Is acres OF woai
land and the la'anre is '!'l"h'r land n"'."
good t,hcinr The farm is in n gn' =
nrighbn,h I'D convenient To Chnrc' -
School; the improvements CONSIST nf
A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE
n wei of Nater near the door. good siA"
barn. large hsy shed. corn erin. sm"k'
house and M necessary ou,buitings AID
a large variety nf
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Ask druggists for Rough on Rats
It clears out rats. mice, bedbngs.
reaches, vernin, flies, ants, insects
l5c. per box.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scribers, citizsns Of Frederick County In
the State of Marvlaud, intend to petition
the County Comm issioners Of said County
after the expiration Of Thirty DAYS from
the frsi publication OF this notice, fol =
public road running from point near the
bridge below the residence Of David Toms
on ,he road leading from Wolfsyille Ia
Hasi.augh's Valley. in a,.easieriy direction
through the lands Of Rebecca Dankin. "a.
vina McAFte, Geo J.. Fox, and others, to
point on the public rad leading from
Smithburg TO Mcchnnicst,En near Hsr-
man b SAW mill
HARVEY BUHRMAN.
EPHRAlM ~ HAUVER,
SiDA, ". BEHRMAN.
Sn,, - 4,t,ri'tsr7
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CHOICE FRUIT.

TERMSof Sale ~ p"escihc" by the De-
cree :--Onc half Ca>h on the da" OF Sale.
~ the ratification thereof by the Court, the
remainder in two eQrnl sen,i annual paw
men,s the purchaser or purchasers giving
his, her or their notes with approved scc','
rity and bearing interest from d,v # sale.
with good and sufficient security to he mp
proved ty the Trustee: the purchaser to
70 at the expense Of "1onvevancinr.
CHARLES A. EYLER.
Trustee.
Hiram Spencer, Auct.
inch 70 II
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Taxation of MOrtgagca.

Taxation of Mortgage.
The taxation Of N ortgages promises
to be an important feature in the COM
ing fall campaign, and it seems that
more determined efforts are to be made
this time to insure success. The mat
ter is already being ag,tated in num-
Der Of counties, and Somerset has
opened the ball by the circulation Of
the following paper for signers:
Notice TO the Political Parties Of
Somerset county We. the under
signed, taxpayers and qualified voters
OF Somerset county, do hereby pledge
ourselves, each and every one. to sup
port no man that is placed in nomi-
nation on either tickst during tho
coming campaign, wko will not, prior
to their nomination, publicly pledge
themselves to do everything in their
power to secure the passage Of law
at the next General ASSEMBLY for the
Taxat.on Of Mortgages. and in every
wav secure the reduction Of the pres
ent rate of taxes. And we further
pledge ourselves. in the event Of tina
10 .dsrs Of the different parties failing
to do this to refuse to support the
men put in nomination, and tax" the
necessary steps to place men II the
field whe oan be relied az far as the
carrying out Of these measures are
concerned. As An endorsement Of
the above. We have respectfully sub.
sclibed our names.