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SheriHs Sale.

pY virtue Of a decree aBd execution 10 ne
: - directed from the Wayne circuit Court
will exPdse NJ Public-s Sale at the Court
Hoass door In the town of Ceusreyille, Wayns
county, Indians. ON the gsss
Esd Day of March, 1879,
between the hours II 10 O'Clock a. m ;. and
o'clock n, oa said day, the following
propessy 10 wits: ass
Situated in Wayne county, State Of In.
diana. part of the south-eaet quarter Of
sseeticn 1--WE township thirtesh Is }, range
one ,. vests bounded as ssl'ows. to wit:
,Bekmnin9 en-the NORTH kaun3ary oi lot Of
land belonging - Edw ard lieniy Shower, BY
John Davis, 9e6 feet, west VI lie north east
> corner ot said bot, running sSsth 8. feet.
flesce west 20 feet and. 8 inches, to south.
west corner Of said tot. thence li~rth Is 10.
Rrees west. to ncFth west c0rn4 r at said lot.
thence east t. the place Of beg inning 81 feet,
est'nated to contain 6,48I X teef A!so, the
fOiiow:n g described heat Estate, 1o-wit: IS
feet off OF and across the " est ena OF the tol.
lowing described real estate: Part OF the
southeast quarter, section 5 in township Is
range I. west |; t,egis ming 81 feet and inches
south from the dividing line, wl,fh divides
the south and north east q,nreers Of section
S, on Iireswil the y est -siseos Pearl street.
IN the city Of Richmond, aud rnouing thence
! south Al stest and lunches in line with said
street, thence west 205 feet. thence no til 87k
tSeet r. q pO'Otf perch south of said dividing
line !: thence east IS feet, parallel with said
Zine; thence south A. feet Is INCHES: thence
east 1870 feet. to the place II beginning. Also
Partot said quarter section described NJ fol-
lows; Beginning one rod sonih IT the line
. dk1idipg south east ana north ca I quarter Of
o$ad section 5. on line " ith'rik west side Of
feall street, running the nee seuth 21< rods;
thence west rods; theace north IS degrees,
west "a r'ds; thence cast. la-alell with the
sesth line, 6rods ia the Place Of beginning;
mcr: fully described in deed from Freder.
lex Eggermier, tn jain Egaermier, dated May
lst. 1856, and recorded in the Recorders Of
ice OF said county in Book No. 40, page Is.
:. TO be sold as the property n Anthony
Beckschult and Mary Beckschaly Ito satisfy
hi d decree and execution IL nv hands in
favrr OF VIM. A. Peelle and Henry G. Fox.
Sad sale without rel EFF from ve}ua,ion or
acpraisemens laws. sUh
g;.e.5f94 WM. II STUDY,
Sheriff Of Wayne County.
Poole Fox Astys for Pm.
February 20, lSf2. e5E4w-pGsl5.oo.
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ShexiRs Sale.

DY virtue Of i decree and execution To mo
40 directed from the Wayne circnit Court.
] will expose at Public Sale, at the Con RI
Ho9se duHr in The tawnof Centrevilie, Wayne
count, Indiana, on the. ,.!s5 "a
Esd Day Of March, 1879.
beeween tbe hmrs Of 10 o'cl,ck q. ym., and 4
p. m. .on said day, the following property
10 wit: issi'G a1fesE
Lots number foui teen ~ AMI fifteen (15).
rs numbered n the plat of lots laid ont. br
Poe 4 little, in the Town OF aka nd, WAYNE
county. Indiana, and being the south halt sec.
ton nnnIber fire 81, 10 township thirteen
I 13l,, Of r,nge one {D west !; Except a
part said lot f"ua teen IA. beg inning at
roft-rast corner OF said lor "A. 0n the vaset
side Of the Liberty Pike; runping thence ives
along the north side ct sal, lUt SEVENTH Eve
4 75l feet TO stones. thence in "a sou III east.
ern direction forty-three 43) feet to west side
of the PIKE; thence along tue wsst side OF raid
pike, SIXTY EIGHT (6Sl feet, to the place o. be-
ginning. etf 4se
To be, sold as the property. of George Fed
erer and Pauline Federes, to satisfy saiIsie.
cree and execution in nv hands in = aver of
Otillia Seitz. Said sale without rslief from
valuation CT appra'senent laws.
,.yt MN II. STUDY. n
Sheriff OF WAYNE County.
Peelle 4 Fox. Att'ys tor Pl',ff. j.5al
Feb. 2s, 1872. 5l-Aw-p 1880
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plainly saw and keen.y felt the
Judges weakness to cope with
GoOdiDg.
But our article is getting
lengthy, and although The subject
is N interesting one, M are obiig
Ell 10 defer further extracts from
oursvenerable neighhor We have
more extracts. OF he sasne qualify,
AMI propose dosing t1+em ont To-
our big neighbor at Richmond, ms
we think he can properly diges;
them Ard now That tho IhLie'
chip is sent whirling from Mr..
Surfaces shoulder, NJ loak ln
exciting times z 81
Philips on Gov. Tom.
$40. {ns Browne. I
Tom Phillips. OF the Kokomo
Tribune, referring to the nomina-
ton Of t;en. Browne for Governor
and his acceptance thereof, says:
Gen. Brownies speech. upon bis
nomination., short as it is as he lie
livercd it, was the lprettiest thing
we ever heard from hum IN lips >
He was pale as death He spoke
slowly. His voice trembled. Wis
heart, big az it is, was full. His
soul was on his lips. 5i'i ~ ii
>. S.andcrers had circulated the
story that Tom Browne gets
drunk We knew better. We
had known him well for many
years. We knew how much lie had
drunk and how little. We knew it
had been a long, long time since
strong drink had been, touched by
him, hut when. in that little speech
he said III by eating meat l have
offended my brother l will eat no
moro meat while l live,' we felt
like say ing. God bless you, Tom,
you were brave man to say those
woTds..--And afterwards we met
an impractical and, we believe, q
dishonest temperance man, who
had heard that speech AMI express
ed doubts. We told him that tile
temperance man who could lister
to The words we haze quoted -dsi6
canld not take Gen. Browne by thn
hand and say. You are my broth
er, of US, and I'm for you. is 3
cold hearted, irreligious hypocrite
and we believe il still. e
Readers Of the Tribune, farmers
Of Howard. Tom Browne will be
elected Governor. and if any o.
you ever go to Indianapolis with a
car load Of hogs and have your
old clothes on, and your pants in
side your bouts, and you want TO
see the Governor, you need not
send in your card and ask to see
His Excellencv.' You can walk
right in, take an honest m an, with
"a big heart and great nobility Of
character, by the hand and cay,
How ara you. Governor, How
are you, General, or How are you.
! Tom, and he will receive you
warmly. Tom Browne is one OF
the people. He is Of US. The
! more ony one sees of him The more
he will like him. lsut.ye did not
intend to say SO much now. slf
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Nave intended publishing the proceed
ing. OF the Temperance convention held at
learl.st. NJ Z Church. Tuesday and w ednes-
daS last, but they are crowded out. We viii
do so in cur next issue. Some good things
were said, and some internal democratic SLAM
deis against one of lndiars's Senators and
who is tie pride aud boast Of Odd, Wa;ne
that he is native of the county, soi!ed the
mouth Of one who ministers in holy things,
and which he will yet T, greet, unless such I'M
savory food is, to him. Ike unto the little
book the scripture says John atel Not much
good was accomplished bv the convention
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The Methodists Of Baltimore, white and
colared, lately adopted resolutions to tue
effect that tho co'orei people of the South
are in danger Of being led astrsy BY mis-
sionaries Of the Church OF Rome and tha
the Methodist Episcopal Church, through. all
its agencies, and other Protestant churc: es
thorugh theirs, should put forth tie most
strenuous efforts At this time; b evang elize
and educate the colored population, 30 as to
save them from this danger. 9asz q
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rbe nomin.tioo 81. Indea, Ds,id mi. 3,

The nomination OF Judge David Dsvis sor
the Presidency is illustrated by the following
paassges from list SamueS: RI s-t
David therefore departed thence, and 60.
d cd {, the Cave Addulsam; and when his
brethren AMI all his fathers house lizard il
they went down thither 70 him.
/ And every ore that. was 10 distress, and
every one that was in debt, ard every one
that was discontinued, gathered themselves
unto him; and he became captain over them;
and there we've vita him about four hundred
ueu.'Sga7e sE88 - si SIS
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When the Montgomery delegation ihstruct-
ed General Wallace to cast her vote for Con,
gressm IN at. Large the olive branch was
raised aud the hstchet butied. = The bitter
past was foractten ,aud what seemed to De
An irrspar4ble feud wss buried - sws trust'
neyer,to be resurrected. The Rerubicxn
throughout the district will wele,me The
news. Shoulder to shoulder lot Us 60 forth
Ia fight = common enemy on cpmussn
platform, n the spirit o. fratcrnal friend
ship we extend friendly greeting 70 every
Republican in the 7th Congressional Die
trct. with malice toward nonp, With chafis
~ for all, let rs 20 on in the right IS GOD
gives US to see the right: apd the evening OF
the second Tueaday of October will witness
the district and the State redeemed 10 tie
cause Of human equality ami uaiversal fres-
dom2 Craw fordsvills Jeurnsl. =
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Mr., B F Claypool is announced to address
his fellow citizens at Phillips Hall tonight.
Mr.. q 10 asking the Republican Party Of the
district tn selec. him as their candidate for
Congress. 1tf1 li.,
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The Democracy are still anx-i
iously waiting, Micawber-like, for
.someting To turn up The odds.
and ends Of all other parties have
shown PLUCK enough to mark out
their own course. The Prohibit
FONTS. Labor Relormers and So
called Liberals have brought out y
ticket, or called conventions. Tue
Democracy are sneaking around
uncertain, undecided. waiting in
political kitchens for cold victuals.
rhc COW ardice they manifest is in
deed pi,iablc and the best evidence
thar they are played out. -.
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Congress-, 18th District,
Hon. Jerre. M. Wilson !,
Look At This Then LIZ
For The Republican Nominal ton:

Then Look al Thi
From Jnlia ms Rad
cal since Ike was turn
ed out: =
/" The Radical , Ia
more political infu
ence than all the 9TH,
papers cf Richm0-
combined. "--lJulian
lR .dical.
''Our unhappy ar
bewildered neigbbor {,
the Palladium thini
THAT Gen. Grant is Il
Republican party
Rudical. q
!. /" Nothing could
more shs meful. MOI
di.honoring to rolitic
decency than the cor
duct Of Gen Grant j
using all. the vas
!. power and patronaP
.of his high office !
=. securing his re-electjc
Nor a second term
hurting frum OMc
honest, capable an
ia itriul men, sin'pl
10 make rlsces lc
scalawags and thieves
turning out tried Re-
1publicans and unfincl
ing loyalis .. and pui
tirg IN their places lift
ling Democrats or ha
rebels ~ Ltian . RAJ
licOI, s
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nsYCUOLOs:IC Fa.-ination NJ Hoal
!, -Chsrrliega4e - pages by2H.Abe( 1am,l.
~ 3. & snvWstc Hre this power witch III
ppssees) st mill, pivina,iep. Spiritualia %,
Dus.efies, Demonklcey. and thonsard ~ her
vmdss. Hstceby mai, SITS, ip cloth; pa
pas csvsrs 9Eeof Copy Tree 10 SCENTS only,
Si00o monthly sAsi'y made. Address T. W.
EVANS. Publisher. ~ south eth ssrses Phila-
delp6ia. Pa. ., - Aw50l.
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" ~
Fro N Julian'e Radi.
car while Ike was Post
master:
General Grant has
faithfully redeemed all
his pledges TO the peo-
pie. While, the reiore.
we are - . r. neral
sulc in favor of the one
term principle. y we
are yet FULLY PER
SUADED that in thu
case before IN OUR
COUNTRY CAN MOI
AFFORD 10 Dis
fENSE WITH THE
IF VICES As
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
FOR AN 1T II f r
7 E X N, u 20 III
GREAT CAPTAIN
A TRUE INDIE.
pF NDENT. uON.
Est N An ,'--L.
lian's Radical
"Ceneral Grant for
putting :l,e manage
mept Of our Indian
Affairs in QUAKER
hs nds, ehow s q mind
much above the erate
Of the mere pll'tician
"a prsct cal wiscoin
which is beirg vindi-
Gated by results" -
JSlion's Radicci.
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HOW, WHEN and WHERE to AID.
!" vE9TiSE.-Sse The Advertisers
esszette. 100 pakes ;'tsa d Quarterly, new
edition just OCT contains Lists Of all the
best Newspapers, with estim tes show
Ing cost q advprtislps, and sbin.s from
the sexpeEie0oe> Of successfuE advee..
{ tfsers. by mail 25cts. Address q ECO. r.
ROWELL&C CO., Advertising Agents, II
1Atk Row, H0W 1Ork. s 50.4tr
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Senator Morton pissed through ibis city
on Saturday last on his way To lndispapali,
from Washington. He stopped over sunda,
~ Coutsrville. sA eS'Nta
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o3dI 1aEcA. I.aH5 Do ,a9ifN Rt9!s
4.sat Ea*t9 bo .vausasY'T sd
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e&EA 0A Agents profits per week.
SPO oOSSe Will prnve it or for seit
$500. New articles, patented July lsth.
samples sent tree to all. Address w. 81.
Chidesnr, 167 Broadway. N. y. 50-4wf
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Shelby csunsv is going 70 have = join
Stock Agsricut ure Society. 81 10 ,sf
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,a,,f ss-rs - jsn o. H34tss
SIS saa q
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PssIle T. Fox, Ast'ys for Pm.
February 20, 1872. ST. 4w. p.S.f15. 90.
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We are authorized to anpounce the name,
OF JoHN HESEEY, ~ a candidate for Town.
ship Trustee, subject to the Republican
nomination. - tas;3i -
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shall have a vote On the bill. /
asked for its consideration once
before. Tsf
Mr.. LOGAN. I merely rise to
second the suggestion made by
the Senator from Indiana. The
bill has been reported BY the com.
mi,tee unanimously, and his re-
marks have satisfied me that the
bill ought to pass. 81
BY unanimous consent, the hill
was considered as in Committee OF
the Whole. fIfn
The bin was reported to the
Senate without amendment. order
ed TO be engrossed for third
reading, read the third time, and
passed, 49, h.
1t will be seen from the above
speech, that Senator PRATT advo-
Gated the Beaver Lake Land Bill
cediug the lands to the State of
Indiana, and tha. the bill has pass
ed the Senate. Could rot the
Swift witness of the Independent,
be Induced to charge Senate.
PRArT. with want Of integriry, like
DO did Judge Wilson for merely
introducing the Bill in the Housed
ea We aeain refer the editor Of the
Independent 70 the testimony We
have produced. G clearing Judge
Wilson 9 skirts of sembiance o.
comi,licity with swindiers regard
ing these Beaver Lake Lands. and
ask him to. make the retractior
!. IS broad as he did the charge; ant
We again ask Abe Radical ITO dc
: likewise. go"
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whether Mr.. Julian would have
taken the same pains TO suppress
o document Of similar import, were
it equally damaging TO the pros
pevts of rival iasas
Thst is an excellent tribute to
the Judges honesty and fair deal
ing, aud it may he such Instances
that .have convinced the Telegram
that lie is weak. and no politician
Judge Wilson's first speech in
, the campsignswas deliver edat Dub
3 liz. and while there we're friends
,oi,lfis who. previeus to that, held
doubts of his ability rs q stu,nper
they were speedily dispelled after
that speech, and with each suc>
ceediog one their confidence rose
higher aud shigher until at the
clo-e of the 'canvsss. they were
: Justly proud Of his efforts on the
/ stump Ga the %. Of July, 1876
in speaking Of this cspeach. the
y Telegram said:a !,sF ae
It viii be read with interest as
the first gun of the campaign from
the, Republican side, and especial
ly as being Judge II Wilson's fire
appearance in tLisIcoanty on the
plstfOrm as n candidate for Con.
gress. As We expected, and q!
all expected who knew him, tn
Judge acquittsfi himself in q man
ner that reflects credit upon him
self aud the party. at' Our predic'
ton ois.that be will walk over th'
track to the capital. Daa Fs
Comment is certainly useless Of
the above extrset. when we re
|, member that the same paper re
Gently eaid that 1t all the tim
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ID FL
GoIdsmith's Twin Fronts,
Is THE
Grand Centre of Attraction f!

A MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF GOODS TO BE
SOLD AT ASTONISHING PRICES.
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MARRIED,

At 81. Peters Church, Harper's Ferry, on the
18th inst. by Rev. Father hain, +. AUGUST
SCHULTZ, OF Martinsburg, to Miss ANNIE E.
METER, OF Bolivar, in this county.
On the 27th ult. by Rev. a. j. Bender, Mr.. II.
IL. SPICER 20 Miss HANNAH LEYERTl, beth
of Rockingham county, Va.
On the 9th inst, by the same, Mr. SAMUEL
COX 10 Miss MATTE j. Frederick, all OF lIar-
per's Ferry.
On the 9Th inst, by the same, Mr.. Z. 7. KIRBY
of Marunsburg, to Miss NJ. L. WILSON, OF Har-
per's Ferry.
In Martnsburg on the 5th inst, by Rev. VIM.
Gerhardt, Mr.. JOHN SCHAD 10 Miss ELLIE L.
JACKSON, both Of Martinsburg.
In Sharpsbu,g, on the 9th inst, by Rev. Mr..
Highbarger, Mr.. g. E. kERSHAW, to Miss PRU-
DENCE L. WINTEkMOlER, both VI Shepherds
town.
At the residence Of the brides father. by Rev.
W. A. Wade, Mr. MAYBERRY &. SMITH, of
Frederick county, Va, to Miss MARGARET l..
ROBERTS, Of Middeway, in this county.
In Hamilton, on the eth inst, by Rev. j. C. Dice,
Mr. AMOS BEANS and Miss PHEBEE. HOUGH,
all OF LOudoun county.
At the same time and place, by thesame, LEWIS
ID. HOLLINGSW0krH and Miss ANNIE ~.
GREGG, all Of Loudoun county.
In Charlestown, on Thursday the 14th inst, by
by Rev. J. w. Tongue, Mr.. b. f. LESTER OF
Frederick county, to Miss MAGGIE DRISCH, OF
Clarke county, Va.
In Martnsburg, bv Rev. A. X. Kremcr, Mr..
JAMES MYERS and Miss CLARA L. DOLL,
both Of Martius6urg.
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If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitatod have fire.
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and tongue coated, you are suffering from Tor
pid Liver or Billiousness," and nothing will cure
you so speedily and perm anently as DR.. Pierces
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DELIGHrFUL SURPRIsE.-Ladies whose faces
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have resolved to try Hagan's Magnolia Balm as
remedy, have no idea of the welcome surprise
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plexion. If at all excitable, they will scream
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that the blemish disappears, does not, however,
convey any idea of the effect produced by this
celebrated beautifer. The unsightly tinge, wheth-
er difused over the whole countenance or in spots
or patches, is replaced by uniform, peary bloom,
to which no description can do justice.
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DIED,

10 Gcrards town, Berkeley County, West Vir-
ginia, November 18th, 1872, Miss MARY A.
McKOWN, aged about y.
At the residence Of her uncle, Mr.. Thomas c.
miSkey, in Martinsburg, on the 18th inst, N AIRY
McCABE, aged Il years.
At the residence Of his brother, W. II. II. Roper,
on the 9th inst, Mr. NICHOLAS OSBURN R0-
PER, aged CT years, months and q days.
After brief illness at the residence of his SON
in-law, K. :. Hensell. in Hermitage, Hickory
county, Mo-, on the 10th OF September, Mr.. ia
COB FOREMAN, aged "a years months and .
DAYS Mr.. Foreman was born in Jefferson county,
W. Va, on the 12tL of December 1877.
At Hermitage Mo-, on the 9th ult, of Group,
CHARLES LAWRENCE, son of X. s. and Belle
Heusell, formerly of Berkeley county, aged years
IL months and 20 days.
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Baltimore 81 Ohio Railroad.
Harper's Ferry, Nov. . 1872.

ARRESTED For Constable Z. II. B..
Huffman, of Kezletown arrested a1d commit
tel to Jail in Harrisouburs on Wednesday a(-
ternoou last, Willis Gordon, a free negro,
charged with committing rape upon the per
sea Of Miss Hannah Bell Dixon a poor but re-
spectacle white girl, living in the Chestnut
Ridge. The outrage occurred on Tuesday
election day near lie residence Of the young
woman, who is about 10 years Of age. The
girl represents that the outrage was commit
ted under circumstances of great atrecity. The
warrant was placed in Constable Huffman's
hands on "Wednesday at u o'clock, and in two
hours lie was in jail. Gordon is married
man, aud has lived in Harrisouburg. lock
u,gham Register.
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DIES WEAR,
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THE PLACE TO
serious Charge.

Several persons Of this County, R. C. John
ston, Jas X p. Leslie, G. w. Rhiueman, and
W. A. Reed were before Justice 0'Bannon on
Thursday last, upon charge duplicating them
in fraudulent execution Of will in the name
Of n. O. Roper, who died suddenly few days
ago. The information, as we understand, up
on which the warrant was issued, was first gi-
ven by Charles Goens-also implicated in the
transaction. After hearing, Justice OBSnnon
required Bonds for their appearance before the
Grand Jury-the first named in the sum OF
$4,000, aud tie others In sums of $4,000
Charles Gosus, Of course, will be required to
appear as a witaess in behalf Of the State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-11-16
New Schedule

To Mai. \. b. Wood, Agent Of the B. Is o.
r. r. at Harpor's Ferry We are under Oblisa-
tiOns fora copy of the new Time Table. The
new schedule went iato effect on the 4tb in
slant. Upon the Winchester Branch slight
changes were made-the Mail Train South
passing Charlestowu at 2.Ol P NJ, initead Of
l.42. and the Winchester Accommodation
South passing CharlestOwn at SAP 2. M,--elSht
minutes earlier than formerly. The time Of
trains eastward bound on the Winchester
branch. not changed For details as to run
Ming of train. SEE Time Table in another col
umu.