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CHURCHES.

Methodist Episcopal-Rcv. II. p. West
pastor. Sabbath school at a. III. T.
W. Stocisdale Supt.
Lutheran-Rev. j. Sumers, pastor. Sab
bath school at . o'clock p. m. JOS L. Web
stcr, Supt.
Uuited Brsthren--Rcv. ]. D. Freed pas
tor. Sabbath school at II o'clock; j. W.
Baltzcll, Supc intendent.
Morapiun-Rev l.. ?. Clewcll, pastor.
HSabbath school at 9 e'clock; James Cree
er, Superintendent ,,.
Romau Cuthel,e-Rey. Father William
Hill.
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ORPHANS COURT.
Orphans Court meets every Monday and
Tuesday .: each week.
Chief Judgc-Wm. J. Black.
Associates-Thomas IIolLrunner and Jno
Hightmsn.
Register Of NWh-Col John r. Rouzer'
Countv Commissioncrs-Josep Wood,
esidcnt; Samuel IIargctt, Ezra Toms,
)nniel Biser of j., and A. X Simmons.
Clerk to Csmmiss.eners-H. +. Steiner.
Collector of State and County Tares-"
II Miller.
County Surceyor-Wm II. Ramsburg.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
President, James W.Pearre Commission
ers-William Baker, James w. Troxcl!,
Joseph Brown, Henry Boyle.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
District No. 15-Fred'k White, Mechan-
ic,town; G l.. Firor, Graccham; VIM. ).
Mcpherson, Catoctin Furnace.
REGISTRAR OF VOTERS.
District No. l5-Bernard Co!lidowcr.
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MECIIANICSTOWN.

Buryess-J Henry Cover.
Commissioners L. Boblitz, Chas f.
Casscll. Geo. w. Stock sdale, Van b. Osler
CXerk-E. l.. Bobitz.
Yur Collector-Calcb Peddicord.
I'ost,adster-John Root.
Constables-Calcb Pcddicofd and John
A. Renner.
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SOCIETIES..

A.. F. and A. NJ, No 155-Meets every
second and fourth Monday in each month.
Van b. Oslcr, Secretary.
X. of p. No. 67-Meet every Friday
night. X of II. 81. s.. G. Harman.
1. O. Of 0. f., No. 46-Meet every
Thursday night ohm Ladders, Sec'y.
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there would be a great many tracks
Of bare feet found some Of these
bright mornings, and what piles Of
books and tools would be found at
their owners doors
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District No. l5-Bernard Co!lif1owcr.
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DIRECTORY
uF FREDERICK COUNTY
AND
The Borough of MechanicStown

COUNTY OFFICERS:
r1Ch,ef Judge-Hon. Il. /. Bowie.
Assoc,ures-Hons John A LyncA and W..
V. Bouic.
States Attorney-ohn G. Motter.
Clerk of Circuit Court-Thomas Cor.
such.
Sherit-John Sweadner.
Auditor-Fred'k. ]. Nelson.
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Selected Huehy.
HAIR FLOWERS.

BY MRS. s. A. wAcnTER, FREDERICK, MD
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Job Work-CASH ON DELIVERY
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-14

My Sister-in-IaW.
 Who shields me with her gentle breast, Makes Joe Mediu pull down his vest,
 And bids Sam Bowles give me rest?-
 My sisterln-law- Who ran to catch me when fell, And linked the spot to make 1t well, And gave the Boston "IIseT-hts?-
 My sister-in-law. Who having scared the Bristow men,
 And chased the Nation but and ben.
 Made Halsted sit down on his pen?-
 My sister-n-law. Who Bluford Wilson called knave, Did IngersolI with whitewash lave,
 Aud danced upon my parents grave?
 My sister-inaw. When smitten by that sunstroke I,
 Who winked a sympathetic eye,
 My sister-in-aw. While my asparagus trim,
 Who rends my foemen limb from limb,
 My sister-in-law; West Point graduates class of 76 this year, colored cadet Flipper included. New York city has reform civil service club-great may it grow
 New York Italians propose erecting statue to Mazzfn1 1n the CentraI Turk. The London Times gives up the Turks. They are overmatched and must succumb in the end, confesses the Thunderer. The compromise that let's of Peter B. Sweeney with payment of $4OO,0Oo, is very sharply criticised.
 We see it stated that Hayes will recom' mend large federal appropriations for Nils. sissippi levees, Southern Pacific railroads, &c. We shall believe it when see it in his message; not before.
 Providing decent lodging houses for the city poor is an experimenttha has re- gently been tried with considerable suc- cess by Boston cooperative building company.
 The Young Mems Christian Associa- tions of the country met at Louisville. last week. There are now 1000 local organiza- tions, with an average of 100 members and $3,O0O funds, each. Hampton has finally prevailed on the South Carolina legislature to provide for payment of the interest on their public debt; but they have rampaged viciously in other directions.
 It is little remarkable that the states men who profess least faith in Hayes Southern policy are the very persons who are most urgent for offices for their fol. lowers at the Departments.
 The Camerons are said to be shaping matters for letting Pennsylvania go Dem- ocratic next fall. It would advance the interests of the Clan. they imagine. For one Republican. we should greatly prefer
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-14

New York city has reform civil service club-great may it grow
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-14

West Point graduates class of 76 this year, colored cadet Flipper included.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-14

New York Italians propose erecting a statue to Mazzin1 Tn the central Turk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-14

The Camerons are said to be shaping matters for letting Pennsylvania go Dem- ocratic next fall. It would advance the interests of the Clan. they imagine. For one Republican. we should greatly prefer to see Pennsylvania go Democratic than to see it go Cameronian, as it usually does.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-14

The London Times gives up the Turks. They are overmatched and must succumb in the end, confesses the Thunderer.
Evening star., 1877-08-22
SUPPOSED ELorEMESr OF A sIsrHR or

SCPfosED ELorEMENT or A SISTER or
MhRCf.-Our neighboring Village OF tsreen-
ouen has OF late become quite a prolific rield
from which To draw upon for tnteresfin,r
news Items which are also tnterSpersei frF-
Quenlly with sensations that rival in raaS-
nltude some OF those occurring in This CIV
Ihe case in putut day IL OF a sansattonsI
azure. ON The hill, In the vicinity OF 81
Johh Catholic church. there il located a
Satno lc educational institution known as
tne convent OF the Sisters OF Mercy. Among
me sisters who make their home In the con-
neht' e' mere Il, or rather was until the begin
nLns oi NE present week. one who grew up
Iroih child as Protestant. but was con
NtTt.u 20 The Catholic iaith about eight years
sihSe, ana has for several years been a Sister
OF Mercy Ia the convent AZ ,i reenbuSh Toe
lrksome duties OF the life which She had voI-
unfairly adopted, as II supposed gradually
became disia>teiul In her, aud shs longinslx
eishtu 20 again encounter aud faKe trsrt i'm
he pleasures or the outside world. She dis
APPEARED from the convent last Nonlax
night, aud no trace OF her wheraaboIts has
aS Yet been discovered, or a. 80, those who
Know OF her keep their know ledge 20 them
selves. IL has been discovered that after her
uisappearauCt from the convent on Monday
hight carriage WAS seen 10 draw no as m
waiting Tor some one on the hill at the east
end of The Herrick street bridge. While the
shades Of night lowered n bout The spot where
The carriage stood aud rendered discovery
very doubtful, the = lSter, whose name un.or-
tunately we cannot give. approached clad i'm
her nun : habillmentS, ani was assisted in
slde 10y her gallant, who, once sure OF his fair
lacy, drove rapidly away la the darkness
JOta7l0l, 1>,h.
Evening star., 1877-08-22

LOVE AND JEALoUsG-Ser0Hs Gfsl,5igg IN
n Loditt''s If0t2t Ouer a WOnaa.-About
hali- past nire O'Clock last night A serious
siabbing alfray occurred IN the Vicinity OF
crown and Vine streets. From what an
len reporter gathered al an early hour IN is
morning IL appears that a German Iady
hsmed MIS-. Auman = the pnOprietreSs OF q
boarding house az No. 80 Crown Streef
MIS-. Auman has two very interesting laugh
ters one OF them aged about seventeen wears
Among Mrs. Auman's 6oarders IA a Young
man OF Polish extraction, named Iguatz Or
minsKy. Next door. AT No. Si2 Crown street .
resides young man named John W. Wise
aged eighteen years. Both OF these young
men were enamore1 OF Mrs. Auman's yOung-
est daughter. Last night Orrninsky was SIT
ung IN Tie parlor, talking to Miss Auman
when young Wise passed the window IL is
surmlsed that seeing his rival ia such close
proximity 10 the young lady h is jealousy WAS
aroused. Opening the door OF the house he
SAID, "Orminsky come out here, Eve got
something 10 settle with you" Orminsky
started for the door, and had no sooner
reached the pavement than young Wise.
Win The ferocity OF a tiger, fell upon him aud
stabbed him twice In succession in the head.
Wise ran and made his escape. Orminsky
walked 10 Physicians Office and had his
wounds sewed up, and then returned TO his
nome, where at an early hour this morning
he was lying I'm dangerous condition.
About Twelve O'Clock last night Wise was
arrested al his residence and locked up in tina
station house, on Filth street above Race
lIhttd. CIy ITEM, l9'a.
Evening star., 1877-08-22

JUNE 24,Is79,
TRAINS nEAyE WASHINGTON, Frou Depot,
corner Of Sixth and streets, as follows:
For PfttSburg and the W esr Oh N. DAILY, with
Pntsburg TO Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and Chicago;
F:io =. m. daily, " ith Palace Car to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For CanandaigUs Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North, h:23 q no. daily, except Sunday,
Palace Cars to Watkins For NilIiamsport Lock
Haven, Elmi- Ia, and Watkins, AZ 1910 M,
daily, except Sunday.
For New York aud the East, 9:Ss p. m. dsliy, with
Palace Cars attached. Limited Express Of Pull
FoT New York and the East, 3:25 a nc. and I 80 D.
n, dal! except Sunday, with Sleeping Oars from
Na-hlngt r. 20 Boston.
ror fhliadel phia, 5:23 a. ana $50 y. H. daily,
except Sunday, and $50 aad 9:55 p M daily
Limited r. pre -, . go N daily, e1cept Sunday
Acconmcdaticn for Baltimore, $40 q. NJ, and 4:SO
.. m. daily, except Sunday
For Pores CTeek Line, $50 a. m. aud t:90 p N.
daily. except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 6:so g. m. ard s:30 .. daily, ex-
Cept Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND DFEEDERIOKSBUHGR Raj.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WAsBIFd-
For hlcxandria, 6, Z, :, $40, IO,IIsm.,i,s
4.2o' ., p. N. On Sunday at 81 q. n and
For the South, via Richmond, 1:SS q. M. dai $50
y. m. daily eXCeht Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, U, = $40,
BIO 10, a. NJ; l., 3, lao, ), B, and D. m
On sunday at =: 10 and o a.. IN. and b D. m.
tickets, information, sleeping and parlor
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northeast of Sixth street snd PenpsYI
ysna avenue and at the depot, here orders can be
LETT for the checking Of baggage 70 destination from
hOtels and residences.
I. P. FARMER, General Passenger gent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager ie2
Evening star., 1877-08-22

~ The wages OF the conductors and drivers
oI the 4th aud 6th avenues horse railroads, I'm
Sew York, were reduced Saturday from
s225 TO s2 per day. There was nc strike.
aSThe conventions have "viewed with
alarm and pointed with PRIDE" and now
The candidate who gets woTsted in a Joint
discussion will "repudiate with scorn."-
1A Paris gambler, whose luck is the
talk of the clubs, il known 10 carry a meial-
lion on his breast containing piece of rope
ed himself.
@When Gen. Howard kills an Indian he
hhlts The entire command and holds religf-
Gus services over the remains of the extinct
red. He has not had occasion 10 hold SER
vice Tor some weeks Indianapolis Herald
NJ @FIny thousand shirts on which ara
printed extracts from the Koran in blue
CHARACTERS, ard as many woolen walstcoats,
whereon Is emblazoned the Prophets seal
are being manufactured in Paris for the
Turkish soldiers.
~ When the townspeople OF Silistrfa vera
informed that the Russians were approach
ing with siege-train they refused TO leave
lne city. The men volunteered TO fight in
The ranks and the women 10 dig In the
trenches.
syMr: Cough and Mr.. Murphy say We
must not drink malt and spirituous liquors;
Do Lewis saws coffee and tea are poisonous:
the Herdld " Health cautions US agaiDH
drinking ice-water. What can we drink,
anyhow?
The man who in playing croquet can
hlt both ends OF a wicket and then blunder
through and strike a ball on the other side iu
luck Iueky enough TO hive bees or keep company
with two young ladies at the same time
lBTid0epOrt Standard.
nS-It is difficult for a man who has carried
a letter given him by his wife TO post, about
In his pocket for six weeks. 10 make her
believe that It's tardy transmission Is due to
Mr. Hayes's bad taste in making an ex-con-
federate postmaster general.
"Jimmy," said an Englewood father
yesterday morning, "the doctor has iusf
Drought you beautiful, new little sister,
"No he didn't neither" said Jimmy, "fur L
seen him when he KUN In, an he had a cane
IN one hand am nothin' in the other."LM "
Herald
Evening star., 1877-08-22
r. GOODWILL, Real Estate Auctionesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A rwo.sroRY BRIo,
DWELLING situate ON THE sOUTHWeJ
CORNEk OF 10TH And 6TRRETS NORTH

By virtue Sf 3 deed Of trust, dated Deesm- IL
Der 9Th, ID. 1875, and duly recorded IN Liber I
No soS: folio ~, one Of the land records for
the District Of Oolombia, and ct the request Of the
party secured thereby, We will sel, IN front Of the
prenaess. at public auction, on TUESDAY,. s. etsm.
ber 9Th, A. d. lQ7, at Q O'Clock D. m, the follow
Ing piece Or parcel Of ground situate ia toe ety Of
numbered forty tv. % and forty thre. l4, In b.
Turton ct q recorded subdivisionof square nun ber
Cd one hundred and eesenty nine (l9E Beginning for
the same q the northeast corner OF said and
and tan % fest to alley ten (lO fses vide thence
south ON east line Of said alley sixteen lsl feet;
thence eat one hundred and ten ulol feet . 10th
hsRinning being part Of orisins. lots numbered hf
teen 90 ana stxten tlsl In said square, together
Terms: On. third (SID cash; balance IN six f6),
twelve (1) and eighteen le) mouths, IN equal Pay
msnts, f9r whch notss Of the pusehsssr vii Be e.
Quffed, bearing interest q rate Of eight tS) per
cent. per annun, sscsrsd by Ssed q srSs on the
ehassr. A dsDost q one hundred dollars els9) win
be required 6 time Of sAle. All couveyanctnG at
Derch1sseb cost. II terms a ale are not complied
With q ave days afssr day. Of sale, the rrustsss
aad IN q d. Ssesslring larciessr.
.rs,s.s.. 3bB 3bB&.Asss!!.s'} .ss!. Trustees.
Evening star., 1877-08-22
TOMORROW.
tlUSCAESOS BROS. AGctionears,
II SOuthe Ast corner 9Th and ID streai

hUSCAESOS BROS. Auctlonears
IL sOutheAst corner 9Th and ID strests.
SALE OF LIQUORS OF EVERY DEsCRIP-
~ TlOk. COMPRISING IN PART
FINE cHAhPhGNES, CLtRECS. RHINE,
MHlSklES: GINS, Rum. BRANDY and OLD
kEhCh COGNAC, NERM0UTH AND ABB
elNlHk. The above mentioned WINES aud
LIQUORS are in bottles, barrels, aqd casks, anl
VIII De sampief on day Of safe, q close ths bust
ness on account Of tho death of the senior member
Of the firm Mr.. J 5 Henaultl
On THURSDAY, August Dbl, at 10 =@
O'CLOCK IL the morning, We viii sell, AT pub tFfA
nc auction. aLthe Vine Store of Ntssrs J. ssAA1
,. HENAlLT son, French Imp lrters, ~e<<z8
No. 1903 street, between I0th ali nth streets
norih1 e7t the entire stock, which Is m ported and
OF the finest grade.
aug20-d nTNCANSOS BROS Aurts
Evening star., 1877-08-22
AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON. A
THoMAs BOWLING, Aactiopeer-


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hEhL PBOPEbTl ON sTREET NORTH.
WkST BETNEEN 4TH AND 5TH SrREErs
ny niue OF deed Of trust TO the under "A
sig ed, tearing date the 27th day Of Sepfem. -
ter a ~. $50, and duly recorded IN tfSsr-k-.0
ai oo ~ one OF the land records ofthe Dt-trict f
Columbia and st the uest in writing of the "a "
thereby secured, we shall sell puol { auction IN
front OF the p 'emises, on WEDNESDAY,, Ausu,t
22d, lSI, at u clock m. 'sil that certain nj &c
or parcel Of land and premises situate and being in
the city OF Warrington, District OF Columbia, and
plan Of said city lot numbered forty &sl Of
Augustus Davis subdivision OF original lot number.
ed eight (sl. in square nbsred five hundred ana
thirteen t5l3b, the same is recorded in the Sur
yeyors ,ffice Of the District of COiumbia said Iot
forty nine (49l having froat IN VI street north Of
twenty Dl feet sDd two (2l inches, by dep n Of one
hundred and eight (l0S) feet eight aud Lsf 81
inches together with the Improvements thereon.
consulting Of commodious and finely finished brick
dweling house, containing all m oderu conyeniences
numb red 43S street nor Invest.
Terms OF sale are All the purchaser Oney except
ing S5uO IN cash, and credit Of four t4D years
SAID SoOO, with interest st nine 81 per centum per
annnm, pay able semi usly, secured By the uOte
OF the pure haser, with de- Of trust tue pr nper
" r0lu All coave! sncing a, purchaser 5 cost A de-
poslt OF 20 must be paid At the time o; purchase
aud the Ter ms OF sale must be complied with within
one week from the day Of sale other Use the Trus
tees reserve the right 20 resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the defsultiag purchaser.
- X K ELLIOTT, ( i"s'os'
THOs. BOWLING, Auct. augls
Evening star., 1877-08-22
nIEn.
onday, August 1Oth, ls77, ma

CARUsI. On Monday, August 2Oth, ls77, ma
IaANlEL "a RCsI, IA the ofth year Of his age
uneral will take place fr, m bis late resid dencs
no lxIs 18th str eet northwest, on Thursday next.
al CLOCK y. m. friends % the family are invited
to attend. IRepublcsn,7t.I "a
DU POINT. ON Sunday, August ls, ls77, Mrs..
ChARLOTTE tHEPARD DC PONT, wife Of E lrepes
La POnt, esl.. Of Delaware. and daug hter OF ina
late Breyet Brig. Gen. Henderson, Of Virginia. com
mAnoant Y. :. a arlne Corps.
MITCHELL. On the morning OF August q. Is77,
HATTIE, infant daughter Of yOnn n. and JOhannG
Mitchell. aged months aud rs days.
fonsral THURSDAY afternoon at . clock, rom the
west.
NEsMIrH On August Is, ls77, at the residence
Of his father. Hon. Geo. w. Nesmith, frsnklin, n
H., Captain A. >. hEsNTrH, IN tie ais. year Of hfs
age.
REID. On Tuesday, August 2, ls77 sAR.u n
relict Of the late n. q. keid.
Funeral from her late residsnce, SOB street, sx
E9 .. m, Thursday, Augast2S
TBUEw0RTHY. AT .. m. August n, luy
IRENE IDA, only daughter Of Barnett I. and nArtha
A. Truesorthy, aged years and ~ days.
che was the sunshine OF our home
But the Lord IN ought 10 best
To take her home 70 Heaven 20 rest.
God needed one more angel child
Amidst his shining band;
And 90 ne bent With loving smile
And clssped our darlings hand.
For time grim death may pert us,
But our love Tor her never sever:
Tor IN Heaven We will be united,
There 70 dwell In love forever.
FUNERAL from her parents residence. 0l3 b Uerone
west, on Thursday, the 1sd. af O'CLOCK, D n.
me n1enos OF the family are invited 20 attend.
Evening star., 1877-08-22
THOMAS BOWLING. AueuOneer.

LlNGS, Nos IL, 42a AZ, ,ONGtY STREET,
BEIIMEhN GREENE AND MOS rGOYERY
Di-hh Fl ITS, IN GEORGErOWN, ID. C, at
on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Aug IL
ust xxd, 1871, commencing at u O'Clock, Ia I'll
front ot the premises, shall s4ll Lot lag nav
ing 'front.' OF % feet the north line Of Gay street
py depth lb feet improved by three c6nfbrta
ble rane Dwellings. one containing nine rooms
Hul the Dther two six rooms each, with AL the mod
~ improvement :. water and gas, &c
THIS property Il in Ieut condition ana nearIv
new, and IN a fine ioca ion.
Terms: One-thrd cash; balance AZ 6, II and IL
Months with notes bearing interest per cent per
snhum until psid. and secured by deed II trust on
the property sold. $50 deposit required AZ time of
sale on each piece of property Con eJauc g AZ pur-
chaser : cost. s-
aUgl6d THOMAS DOWNING sur.
Evening star., 1877-08-22
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctisneers,
~ b. 4. corner 9th and d streets northwest.

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
FLAMING AND SAVING MILL PROPERTY
Situated AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF
tyIH; =, z 10 sThEETS, AND OHIO AVENEE
By virtue Of q deed OF trust, duly executed Il
o William \: Fendal and Charles II. Win NG
IsS!, and recorded In Liber L. T.. No4, folio a3l,
Of the land records Of Washington county, District
OF Columbia, the subscriber, surviving tru tee,
will offer for sale at public auction, In front OF the
premises, on MONDAY, 27ta August, lS77, at 5K
ocl0ck ,. m, all OF that very valuable property
situate at the intersection of 18th, streets, and
Ohio avenue northwest, being known and described
All Of lot In square 294, and the west feet Of lot
No. in said square, as described in said deed the
said property being ieasehold for 80 years together
with ali the buildings, improvements an appurte-
pancs thereon and thereto belonging, being
planning mill with all the machinery necessary for
active business operations. Also, all the goods,
chatt niture, upon said premises, as sei forth
in said deed OF trust.
Terms of sale: 0ne-third cash, of which $500 must
be paid on the day Of sale when the property is
Knocked down; the balance of the cash payment
within ten days. notes for the deferred pAymeats at
one and two years, bearing per cept. per annum;
secured By deed Of trust on the property, which
deed must provide for the maintenance Of suf1cient
ins urance on the premises, and the payment Of the
taxes and rent - the same shall become DUE III the
terms be not complied with within ten days from
fve days notice in some one newspaper published in
the city OF Warrington, ct the risk and Of the
purchaser. All conveyancing ct the cost Of the
On. b. wINDER, Surviving Trustee.
DUNOANSON BROS, Aucts. augl0-d
Evening star., 1877-08-22
RAILROADS.
RALTIAORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE

NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT RoUTE
NORTH, WEST, NORTHWEST q SOUTHWEST.
June 2 9Th, 1877.
N. LkANE WASHINGTON.
N;so-Baitimore and Way Stations
cbo-BAtInore, Annapolis and Way Stations,
Point Of Books and Way Stations, via Be
7;s0-whtte sulphur q Valley Springs Expres,
makes no stops between Washington and
r:ts-,St. Louis, Cincinnati. Chicago and Pitts
burg Express. fHsEerstOvp except Sun
e:o0-EBsltimore Express
s:1o-Piedm2nt Strasburg, Winchester, Hasers-
town, Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
s:3G-New York, Phisdelp phia, Boston and Balti
more Express.
S:0O-'Baltinlore and Way Stations. ION Sunday
connects for AnnspolisJ
10:0O-Baltmore Express.
Pm.
1s:lO-Bsltimore, Ellicott CITY, Annapolis and Way
Stations
I:sO-New York and PhiIadelphis, Baltimore Ex-
press. ION Sunday TO Baltimore only, stop
ping at all stations and connects for Fred
s:3O-Baliimore and Way Stations.
Bladeusburg. Frederick, via Relay.
<:Ss-PoiDt OF Books, Frederick, Hagerstown,
Winchester and Way Stations.
4z0-'Baltmore, Annapolis and Way Stations
sengers for Norfelk tskes In the cars d.
rectly to boat
S4s--Chicsgo aud Columbus Express WIN
chester and HaserstOwu, except SundayD
1:30-fBaltmOre Express.
T:35-'BaltimOre and Way Stations.
s:OO-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations, Metro
pOlitan branch.
9:23-1st. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburg Express.
IO:oO-.New York, Philsdelpnis and Baltimore Ex-
-'Daal, Other trains daily, except Sunday