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STARIN'S
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY

COMPANY.
Office Pier ls, N. r., foot Of COrtlandt-st.
Consgnments of freight forwarded any par
" the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery Of all kinds OF freight and me1
shandise TO any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTEEAGE.
Freight OF every description promptly ghered any
IN the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAD.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN II. srARIN for NEw.HAvEN. leaves Piei
H. n r. foot OF Cortandtst, at y. daily. lsUNDAYG
eIceptedl
Freight for points D. L. W. r. r. received az Pier
For New-Haven and points East, AZ Pier ls.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND-Eeven Miles fof
Ten Cents via from Pier J. r., foot Of Whit
ba-st
CENTRAL sHlPYARD, Communipaw N J.-Dry DocsA
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appersinpg the
construction and Tepair Of YesselA
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For Rovs and Young Men-CountrY.

TEXANDER INSTITUTE-Mili Board
~ mg school Wiitc plains Ny OR. WILLS phD rrin
A HOME-LIKE BOARDING-SCHQOL for
~ Young Boys. r. HlNDo \. NJ hemPs'e"" l." r.
EXPERIENCED TEACHER viii take two
~ young boys into her family TO care toI and instruct ROT
terms ao Lock Box g. Easthsmpton, Masa.
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-The m
D. care aud Instruction suc 10y speciality Address
DIR WILLIAMSON, Lyme conn.
DIETS MILITARY Stamford,
ID Conn on r9,Rcct % Gnss NE S PFS yr Sc1 Sf
C6lea5 or Gasinrss For particulars send for catalogue
ROYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
I'D e9 leg fonaGnia ID .' Mas 'F0FFMAS%
DORDENTOWN, \. military Institute.
ID Prepares college business Finely i'ca'ed health
'u' 'ii' '''io'S" Rev WI c. BOWEN, A. NJ Prncp1L
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, P0UGiIKEEP;;
~ sI = 81 grenaTe' oyt u5 oT .4eg T6S mIGEY
PrucipI.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
~ toy %9r'eF M1' ~ Is aperpicadn '' '
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
~ co.. INFO. hyatt, President
pYE. " Y.-Bradtord Mansion school. Omen
Ia ing OF spring term Feb 3 ca. COLLINS, Principal
For Young Ladies-Country.
pORDENTOWN, y. J.-Female College
Psd9gy k GgS TGy s' oT 4a % dss
KEY MM. G.. BOWEN a. NJ President.
For Both Sexes-Country.
4 FAMILY SCHOOL, on a farm II miles
~ from New.Tork Flushing Railroad Children receive
@ Sa Mr car a q Mo ri 10y Manhasss oS ~
CLAVERACK COLLEGE
~ and Hudson River Institute, CaVerack, " A.
$40 A YEAR.
FITS ALL COLLEGES and BUSINESS.
French, Art and Music spcciates BOtn sexes
School continues open curing July and August ,
Rev. ALONZO FLACk Ph. D.. President.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE.
IA NvaCk.Ou-the Hudson, - -
BOTH SEXES. NO EXTRAS But MUSIC AND ART:
Private backward scholars $3.50 send for
new catalogue W. Il BANNIS TER, A. N, Principal.
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Summer Resorts.

THE ARGYLE.
~. BABY LON. l.. /. IL HOURS FROM y. y
OPENS MAY. Il~I
Under management aud az attractive rates.
Diagrams ana terms at y. y once 2GJ Broadway.
Descriptive circulars RICHARD IL. S1EAHNs.
COMFORTABLE LARGE ROOMS in a farm
" house; accommodate or two large families; 80
miles from city; from station Hudson River RAIL
rOad. Address G. NJ, tOrtlanG tOu- Hudson
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
~ TREMPER HOUSE. opens June 10 Terms 81 80 per
day Special ARRANGEMENTS by tho month The proprietor
may De at the Fifth Avenue Hotel n. " Monday and
Tuesday o. each week. or address
j. H. TREMrEk, JR, PhPnica Ulster Co, N. Y
MANSION HOUSE, BROOKLYN Heights.
Ns Directly opposite Wall-st y y. Four walk
from Fulton or Wail-st Ferries.
Superior accommodations for gentlemen familie. at
reasonable rates Select family and transient hotel 200
PAVILION HOTEL and COTTAGES,
Ishp Long Island. OPEN House heated with steam
JAMES SLATER, Of the " Berkeley" 5thaye and 9h-st
owner and proprietor
DROSPECT HOUSE,
Il SHELTER ISLAND,
l. l.. ". Y-This popular and wel-knOwn hotel will open
about June 49, For diagrams Of aud other information
call or address the proprietor
u. r. HATHAWAY. No 1876 Madison-aye, Sew.yoTk.
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Bnslness C. antes.

4 NOTARY PUBLIC, now occupying a
Y rcsron.iIle po.itton desires a c'erkshp in law
1acc With view to worEng INTO partnership Reerenc
snmc OF H. the state Of mo- correspondence 81
hcte.. y II CALDWELL Columbus, OHIO.
EOR SALF.-In san Francisco, Cali an active
and CROWN iron hardware business one p1rtn"r de-l
"a m tho Other has not sufficient capital to continue
For m, Their pa culrs please address IBN HARD" Ahb
Cox la Post once san Francisco. cal
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For Both Sexes-City.
-CTRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS

CIRCULARS OF BLSI SCHOOlS
~, free ~ pIrpns Please give particulars. L. MIRIAM
COERIERE q co. 81 East l7tAst. Union square
k-CHOlCE COLLECTION of school circulars
~ wl iudiciOus advice to parents AMI guardahS Itoes
sors rel- soverue-.cs art and clrnlnT recon
men cd To colleges schools ant tmile+ helc|,o 10 10
families OF Hon Hamilton FISH secretary ~ - cyrus w
Field Nine III t.--is, 80 West 2l,J-st. New YORK
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Ert Schoc.s City.

MRS. LOUISA Il. CULVERw will receive pupils
WI beginning TUESDAY oct 49, in DRAWING III and
WATELeCOLOR PAINrl%G, STILL LIZ fLoM * ~
and IA ! DSCAPE. CHINA PAINT NC and DECOlsAIION
STUDIO, No. 80 MADISON.AVE.
References: ,r, A.,
Mr. y. HUNTINGTON, Nj WILLIAM HAM, MT
JAMES HART, M. 4. +. BELLOWS.
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Tickets procured at Liberty Pier No sNorth
River 81 lG2 267 267.2Gl 271 4l9. 72 o44. 1917 and
l,323 broadway 757 and 749 6thayej Riyingt9nst 10
Greenw chs; POS East l2jtist and principal Hotels In
NewYork city In Brooklyn at Nos Courtst llo Fro1e'
wayt s3S Futonst; 30 Manhsttanayef De Kalb.
ave; 1871 Atantcave In HObOken. 254 Washin
Y Transfer company VIII call for and check baggage from
hotels r residence TO destinatlOn.
}; T. WooTIEN, Gen Manager C. q HANCOCK q. p.
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Musical.

An ORGANIGT OF THIS CITY DESl RES
y an engagement church in New-Ioik' BrooAlyh 81
,fuifV has several experience IN this CIV ara Cii
rive good references 0dbig, ci terms maze sasIc'
torv nv early aUJl, cation Address Tor one Week,
W.. - A. r. LUTHER Box /, Tribune once.
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SIS CHAIEAAu MMnsTpGAijX - SATURDAY. May .
From Prentces stores near Wslst FerTy1 BrooS{. Pan
s EEsTs'T, f. enS. I'm
First Csbn 1ncudng wne $50 500. secohu 0Aon'
Storage s9S For Dai'afTSE PsSoUGANoER 46 Beay.r
CUNARD LINE.
v NOTICE" IANE n RoGTEEy VIA QUEENS.
FROM PIER No,4O NORTH NInc.dI RIv YER IS. m.
GALLiA ed%osGssy A Hprl g. M
AoHnNiA wednesday May 7, p m
sgo 10 and from at very low
rates Freight R %Ts%0 9cf fSR6@S Co. Agents
GENERAL, TRANSATLAN VIC COMPANI.
pier HS new 10 y North RysI M0ron
GEIrRhD3& dohaT wsaq 1ss!yyv A E6Tl ~
oees, payable at sight IN suit On'Ao BAOa1'
Tran'a,SI} Is pE rBEBIAN Agent No Bowling
UNMAN LINE OF STEAMERS:
FOR oUEENsTowN AND s9, L1xEh hpg 70. D. M
S GFF7 OF 81 EBeFEf pHi j +
CITY IdG PeT 81 new numbe North lvsr s.o
CABIN PXSsAGE 500, $50 and sl09 Intermediate s'V
6T Gs.5e or p TS% PTSM CO.
Omitted HG5 81 an ohcS No o5 south 4th'
DACFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
Lines FoR CAL F2lINIA sANp}Ws4TpHi t1kAcSEpSS
4 4fA and Gs 56Hf H fAMEEcA and MEXIeoy
From y2Soacc 1 P'G hS Sof
CITY OF PAPA calls Monday. April ~ noon otv,oo
Connecting FOR Central and SCUM srannsn ats
From san Francisco, ST an1 blahn'" 0'''
For Japan and China III o., ,oo,
O&O s. ARABIC sails SATURDAY Apti ~, nV at
FxcursIon tickets between ian FRANCISCO anu ioAV" "
For HONOLULU NEW.ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA
CRY or SYDNEY sails Friday, May y
on arrival OF London mails az san + aiC,1 a, cor,
For freight passage and general lnloimailot.' YPI ~
p"iS o"''0 y" II J. BULLAY, superintendent.
DED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp ana i,I Parls'
INST "a nrday April ! D. m m
is.ntIt,TtII IN Saturday. Anil . e III
,,rn,s snnok ing ana bathrooms amidships
Sa,oon 4Gn 10 SIS, excursion fllD to 5l-l r
& v. !, d p. excursion u, steerage' o uInaiu
400; prepaid from Antwerp, so; e1cui5loh S7o i"09
PpGTER WjIGIr SONS, General Agents 50 Broadway
UNITED STATES AND GERMAN NAIL
Company Line Tor PLY MOUTH London ana pars'
and AMBC RIO SATURDAY steamers to Hamburg eDr "a
FRf~I \...... April y GELll:I pr,, "a
Xii b6GIfF{fI AIpri 10 Aria az y,S
rates First Caom s65 SO aDds0 steege 10 Frep snS
sieerace co;s g Excursion rates greatly reduced 0o
oE R6T 4 CO. Gen ACTS. No 81 Broad
q IA nit'iiA RD 4 co, Gen Pass Asts OI b"". No L.
WHITE STAR LINE.-MAURY ROU L.,
w III r,Il STA res Al d ROY NJ MAIL lAlELS'
~ OR Or ENSTOWN AND LIVERP0OL o. -,
RITA NTC Cant Perry saturday Aprl ~ LOU H. III
REPUBLIC capt Irving Thursday APpH a. 20 Noon p M
GEh = y cant Kpnn dy " lSar, ay. lay 10, p ~ 70,
ERo@ TUE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OR WEST
p,rr4-sooon soo s go and 800 Return tickets
favorable terms Storage S21 intermediate tA"Ihtlc only
For nspecton o. plans and information apply at the
company Offices No. 81 Broadway NeT,l GITr1s Aent
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~ Harper & Brothers will send any Of the ahoTe WORKS
by postage prepaid part Of the Unted states Oh
pana,f oYf tho vriCp
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90 ar.n:rellp NoIlce5.


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DHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.

NEW-IERSEY CENTRAL, DIVISION,
root OF LIBERTY.sr, NORTH RIVER ...
Direct '0n"s''0 rom M T BTookyn Bridge Pier
TINE FACILITATING EFFECT NOV. 10 1888
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Direct connection at for Germantown and
Chestnut I'M at Columbia-aye for ManAymk' Consho'
DRAWING.ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
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Returning leave PHILADELPHIA, Ninth and Greensts;
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Leave TRENTON Warren and rncSer sts l25 02O S0S
By D&4s lo 10 ' 9s m, 6i5 So m
For WILLlAMsPORr at 645 7:l5. 900 M, S45 400
FOR sUNBURY and LEwIsDURG at Gas. 745 a. m. S45,
For READING and HARRISBURG at As, 900 Ills III,
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ForTAMAoUA at 646 Tao, 900 NJ. 100 1880. SA5. 400
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For PENNINGTON at e45 sOOa m. lOO l3O, 400, AGO.
800 $50 p Sundays, 1870 y.
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For LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, &C.. (An rail- at
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For FREEHOLD-At5, 8l6, II a m, 100, 4, 5p m.
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT az sil5
An, $780, 430 H. with through paror cara on Also D. IN
train
For VINELAND and BRTDOETON at 1870 p.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier No. :, North River via Sandy Hook.
ForLONG BBANCH. EATONTOWN, etc, at4 p. m.
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steamer. CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Pier
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| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenge
trains leave OF COrtlandt and Desbrosse as
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d b ROBINSON. F. l. PARKER
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20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND o ON
SUNDAY; STATIONS IN PHlLADEL
PHIA z IN NEW-YOAS
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ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- MODEL. FAST LINE TO THE WEST

Rosron and the East All rail Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily Sundays excepted TO Boston a.
m D. M tparlOr attached and 10 p m with palace
sleeping cars sundays st 10 m with palace sleeping
cars Newport express leaves Gan0 central Depot AZ
D. NJ arrives Newport 1885 p. m Prior cars aaehed
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-03-20

are entitled. The darkest days of Mary
lands history and the direst annals of her
sorrow and suffering were those of Frctcr-
lick county and city. Her crags and cliffs
yet rcverberatcd with the echoes of Antic-
tam and Gettysburg, and the river still lispcd
its fame. While the escutcheon of Mary
land was covered with glory, it was also
baptized with fire, and bathed in blood and
tears. And there was not a Marylander
within the sound Of his voice who, rejecting
upon Frederick's share in the past of Mary
land, but would appreciate the right he had
to knock at the door Of Maryland's treasury,
and lay the petition on the portal. The
Maryland legislature in 1867, with a depict
ed treasury, gave the southern sufferers
100000, and was the appeal of her children
to be met with deaf ear! Were they to ask
for bread and receive stone? The state
had an interest of $4,000 in 1874 in one Of
the banks of Frederick. This was raised by
the paying of a ransom, and the dividends
paid them since then to the state came with
in $4,000 of what Frederick now asked.
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Public N office.

TTNhc County Commissioners of Frederick
l. county, will meet in their office in the
Court House, on Tuesday, April 1st, 1881 at
II O'clock a. m. 70 facilitate business the
Board have agreed upon the following order
of business, and day fixed for each district,
to-wit
Friday, April 4th, Crcagerstown District
Monday, April It'll, Emmitsburg District.
Monday, April 18th, IIauvcrs District
Tuesday, April 18th, Woodsboro' District.
Monday, April 2lst Mechanicstown Dist.
Saturday, April 2Gth, Lewistown District.
On the days named for the sevcaal Dis
trcts, all persons interested will present
their applications for new School Houses,
Bridges new Roads and special appropria
ton for public roads, also appeals from their
assessments.
Fhe particular attention of the public is
called to this notice. as no abatement will be
made, nor will any credit be allowed on any
assessment after the Both day Of April 1884,
until the levy for this year has been compile
ted. Any persons having erected any new
buildings, or additions to their old ones
would do well to report the valuation ofthc
same otherwise they may be excessively rs
sesscd. BY order,
II. Il STEINER, Clerk.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-03-20
G. l. Creager offers his town property at
nrirate eale See adv

". IL SItuScI OuClS uto to"h PA"RSASy ~
private sale. See adv.
John Weybright will sell at his residence
near Keysville, on Saturday March 29th
lot of personal property.
G. M. Zimmerman will sell as trustee a
valuable property in Mechanicstown on Sat
urday, March 90 See adv. and bills
Fred'k C. Whitmore will sell at public
sale on Monocacy on the road leading from
Emmi,sburg to Double Pipe Creek, p miles
from the latter place, on Monday, March
cath stock and farming implements.
VIM. w. Zimmerman will sell large and
valuable lot of stock and farming nipple
mcnts at his residence midway on the road
leading from Catoctin Furnaces to Crcegcrs-
town on Tuesday March "a, 1884. Sale to
commence at 9 o'clock.
David Damuth will sell at his residence 1
mile north of Mechanicstown lot ofperson-
al property on Saturday March 22nd at l
p. IN.
Mrs. M. A. Picking will sell at her resi-
dence mile north of Franklin Mills a lot of
personal property ON Wednesday March 20
at p. m.
Samuel Gigous will sell at his residence
near Franklin Mills I. lot Of personal prop
erty on Saturday March Goth at p. m.
G.J. Sigmund will sell a large lot of stock
and farming implements on his farm near
Biggs' Mill on Friday March 2sth at 8 a. m.
George Freshman will sell personal prop
erty one mile south of Mechanicstown on the
F.&E. Pike on Saturday Mch 90 at m.
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