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ORANGE COUNTY.

No. 5O9.-37l acres, some 225
cleared and some Is or 20 acre, NJpdau
uycr bottom, extending oac., o The noun
IA ;, on tue. slope Oh winch is situated the
buildings; the mansion Is % tWo-slo!y frame
structure, on It brick basement, containing
some i've or more rooms auUyc the base
mcnt, passages and porch, some out build
.ngs small orchard, enc. This farm is well
watered, having on il 4 number OF cool
springs AMI branches, one fine spring iaSp
above the Dwelling, with little cost may be
piped to The dwelling, being sufficiently
elevated to torce the water into second
story. Three and half miles from Rapi-
dan station, ON tue Virginia Midland rail
road. Price low and terms easy.
No. 5lO.-94 acres of Southwest
mountain land, 90 acres cleared and in a
tar state OF cultivation; two frame dwell
lings, Two rooms each; Jhree miles from
Rapidan station, and two miles from Ma
sons Dept, on the Royal Land Company 5
railroad Price-$2 900, one-third cash
and the remainder i'll one and TWO years,
with interest.
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r.,, 50 >,
( W "ne-Eai pound OF soap INTO SlhaI
- 7haFIn&s, and dissolve IN hVe gallons
"i h"l water, and. tn"n put Ill as many PIE
NeH oi c'"tHeS rs ii'e Soiuti"h VIII cover itI
thtm SOAK D or 10 minutes; then ittI2
hahd rubhlhG WIN make tnem us cream rs
hours OF nara machine rubbing would Go
WIN ordinary soap
" hen clothes are not much solled, no
fu,,4l; ,.I 2 Is required. -,...-
ring lhcm out "i Ihe soi,ltloh' then
treat Them tsr same rs though 'hey h"o
' Whe" ] one lot ' of of rIothrs IS rcmnyed " from
the solution, replace wlh another,
Us Tins soap is warranted perfectly Irct'
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II can .. u-.. ne ss=
shortly, I've an eno e.
with that wicked 4s- .as- s-... /
suppose" Here Ms Genes.
pressed her lace handkerchief a. tn
elly against each eye. oh, Lester,
Lesterl" she continued, pleadingly,
how one sbor, week has changed
you! Free yourself before it is too
late, from the destinations Of that vile
woman. Let pity for poor Emily
touch your heart. Think that you
have been married to her but six
months think
q don't know why you should par-
ticulGrly mention poor Gushington,
he interrupted, "in relation to the
subject OF my indlelity to Emily"
'What can. YOU mean?" she gasped
why, that Miss Gushington is nc
more to me than her lovely friend
Miss Symons, or that adorable little
French brunette, Madame Cordelia
I lore all thyee Of (ute@1F F'
The words were spoken in tone ot
passionate fercene2s that would have
seemed to a calm observer, most ludi
crouslv theatrical. To Mrs Striker
they were terrifying,
"Lope them Oh heavens, this is too
dreadful What can possibly have
wrought this CHANGE
81 don't know, was the low-uttered
melodramatic answer. Il seem t,
have become possessed with u suddel
madness for loving and being loved
One Emily is no longer sufficient TO
NE, must haze ''e4nty EAiIys"
''Ilorror'
"Ia is your own fault, he Went or
oSoite1lg. The calm and quiet c
BrooNield might, IN time. have cure,
LIE Of this terrible mania, for mania
undoubtedly is Aware Of my weak
ness-aware that to revisit the fash
ionable world would but serve t
awaken my old insanity sooner or lat
er, pleaded against leaving Emily
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MIR. Eorringion's Mother
in-IaW.
CONCLUDED.


A few hours later Mr.. willis Tur-
ner and Mrs, General Striker met on
the hotel piazza.
"Have you seen my son-iu-law p
asked the lady. "T have made quite
q search for him"
II think I heard him say something
about a moonlight walk this evening, "
answered Turner, in careless tone.
"A moonlight walk and alone
Mr.. Turner YOU musf be king.
'Alonel" said the gentleman. "Dia
7 saw alone? Ga. NO [ Of course Not ;
7 c9n,a not lave been SO stupid.
"Tbsn he went with soue-some
gentlemen ?" Mrs Striker was be-
coming excited. That her son-in-law
should have gone for a moonlight walk
without consulting Ley seemed an al
unpardonable action. She was
a'roadg -4slitating in what terms to
repr.pa,tI f,:eo when tbey again met
"Oh, 10, M wss willis Turner 5
ouiet uonso, given With an air of
pe,lsct icnoraD as to the anee~
was arousinc "He We, ;th a
Let me see il I can remember her
T,lIjsh lady with blonde HAIR; had on
pink muslin dress. Miss-Miss
=" And Turner appeared violently
striving 10 recoIIeet
t..von ..,n,+ ,ossibI, moan that
fat sf;.s G,nsainoton 3r exclaimed
1r.- s.t,;..,,. ,.,4l, ,,,...,,o,,t ,,o;.a
and r.arrur
ur,,~rs ,ba mama s,;d Tnr,,ar
u;tbont soo,,;na 10 notice. tho Iodv,s
snrr,r;so ~ osfor,s rotbar dovofod
.io+ o,,o,t.r -, ~ wow. ;sr,+ho >"
nnarltod, NJ r,rnar dovo, wish
J. ;,a,,1t ,,,, 1o,,oLto no.,t;r s,-ol
an os,ors;on ON ber husbands cbarac-
tan ~, '> 2,'
7.4 ,r r,7
e+ri,.sr ,i.'1 ,aox.a 'na l1, aTa ~'''
~ mL w. 0fs,;',,4 " ,,o4,,,,,, od- 4hot
o,.o,,;,a r.ox, 1,;a ,,oon1;.b+ aror,
o''ni"o - 0'l 44'' Al-0o-il'o
ta ','' :" "tsn eD1 49, I;, ,sotbo,. l1t - ,;3
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WHOLE NUMBER, 31s.

but which seemed to the agitatsd uo-
man, full of lunatic's wildness.
"By your return to Brookfsld to-
morrow? Oh Lester, promise me now,
while those three sirens are no longer
near you, that you will set eyes on
them no morel Tomorrow by the
earliest possible train, we will leave
here for Brookfeld; do you consent ?"
"Your request comes too suddenly"
said Morrington, with dark scowl.
Il must have time to consider.
And then followed the most elo-
quent pleading of which the humbled-
and terrified Mrs. Striker was capable.
Morrington made his consent to her
proposition seem as if obtained with
the greatest difficulty. But he did
consent finally and on meeting Wyl-
lis Turner, half-hour later, Lester
Morrington clasped his hand warmly
and said, in voice that fairly trsms
bled with gratitude:
"Your plan was magnificent, Tur.
ner, and has succeeded superblyl'
The following evening saw Mr.. and
Mrs Morlington and Mrs. Gensra2
Striker occupying their pleasant .
comfortable home in Brookfisld.
Let US add that never again-
the events we have described oce, "a
several years ago-did the mother-in-
laws taste for gayety manifest itself
by even. so much as vaguely expressed
desire to abandon the dniet attractions
of her country home.
TO this day Mrs. Striker believes
firmly in Morrington's monomarl
tendencies; and in the matter Of cliaq
ing him for an escort to the wopioss-
yond Brookfeid's peaceful rstild BE-
she is Thoroughly changefirsmsn
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Ealing al
HALIFAX and QUEENSTOWN
Each way.
The splendid Screw Steamers of tie above
Line will run as follows:
FROM FROM
Liverpool. Baltimore
HTBERNIAN. Sept 4, Sept 26, 8 a m
CNsp1AS........ Sept Is, Oct 10, 8 a m
Nova SoorIAN.. Oct 2, Oct "a, 8 m
HIBERNTAN..... Oct IS, Nov I, 8 a m
And hencciorth every fortnight taking pas
scugers and freight to and from LiTerpoOl
Stetrage Passage to Or from Liverpool,
Glasgow, Queenstown, Dublin, or Belfast,
S2S, Currency. Very best accommodations
for Stecmge and intermediate Passengers.
An experienced surgeon is "ttached to each
vessel. Intermediate and Sicerage steward
esses carried by each steamer for the pur-
pose of attending to the wants OF the te-
males and children For further particu-
lars or passage tickets to and from Great
Britain, apply to
A. CHUMACHER & Co, Baltimore;
il, Frostburg to j. JANDGRF,
Sent l5-v Main Street.
mp Il : PtELUk ORtchNS.
5I1EIIA1i j 3.z~. s7s5s 77s.s5''''
4 Eeinbi5>fnd III 1856.
Tu"i lest aul most lSto- organ now in
use. * other rt..ri organ las .Ycr at
,"wsa HE a".ae pHplarly
Il b: hp,a ,.-o,d by tt0u&8u,i-, many oi
lapm competent judges, and gives un.Ecr-
sni satisfaction 10 ali,
The music Is adapted Othe human voice,
ranging from the softest tlute-note to Il
volume OF sound unsurpassed BY any in
strument
THIS instrument has all the latest i'm
proyements, and every organ Is fully war
rIed tor SIN years. Beautiful Oil polish,
black walnut panelied cases, which vii. not
CRACK or WARP, and forms, in addition
t Il splendid instrument of music, beau
tifui piece OF furniture.
This organ needs only to be seen to be
appreciated, and is sold at extremely low
| figures fOr cash. Secondhand instruments
| taken in exchange.
Agents wanted, male or female, in every
| County in the United States and Canada.
| 4 liberal discount made to teachers, minis
| tiers, churches, schools, lodges, etc, where
we have no agents. Illustrated catalogue
| and price-list free. Correspondence solicit
ed. Agents discount given where | have
no agents. Best offer ever given now
ready. Address,
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U S A
Deco
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S@All persons desiring further
information concerning the properties
above described are invited to confer
with J.B. ODER!
Aup4 Frostbura Nd.
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No EXCUSE FIR AEYH
OUT OF EMpLoYNENT.- ONE BEING
has been called to sorOur attention.
fnl cooking utensils. .e new and use-l
which make baki, eoently invented
pleasure instead og and cooking
ty. One Of whRf.a dreaded necessi-
NAL Cake and BsHtAAPtatent BsHtAAPt Centen-
Russia iron, is so constrnnacted-1
all remove your cake whenl
instantly from the PAN
breaking Or injuring it and "
roova the tube and convert it
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PIEDa ONT.

W. J. KENNY, Agent
Nos ., 2, IA and 10 daily except Sunday;
oil other trsins daily.
No. 3 runs direct to Chicago; No. 2 di-
Ssst to Cincinnati and St Louis.
THOS X SHARP,
Master of Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE
HyD General Ticket Agent.
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GOING ONE EYE ON 1T
traveller in Mexico, who
mines there during his jo
he was much astonished'at seel
men who carry the ore come out
the mine each with one eye shut.
foreman seeing his surprise, explail
! the matter. He said the candle
longing to the tarateros, who drill
blast, do not give sufficient ligh|
the drifts, where it is consequd
quite dark, but where, neverth
the tarateros see well enough to
their heads against the rocks.
on emerging into daylight they
be blinded did they not take 4
tionory measures, For this ref
they approach the mouth of tb
t the point where they, cat
-lrst glimpse OF hight, they dI
eyeIid Of one eye and keep tn
while disoAarging the ore, an
tLey have redescended the shs
they are again in the dark, Il
the eye hitherto kept in resd
at once they see everything q
while the other eye, preIiG
and blinded somewhat
perceiyes nothing at al
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DANIEL F. BEATTYS
HAN0S AND ORGANS.

C1atiea.-The reputation I hay,
gained and tae celebrity of my Organs
have Induced some unprinclpled parties
and agents to copy my circulars, and mis-
represent my instruments; against this the
public are hereby cautioned. All my Or
gans bear my trademark, Goldeg Tongue
and all my Pionos have the word PlAN0.
underlined, and also have my maine ---'~------
and residence, DASIEL F. BEATTY, Wash
ington, N. JS without which none is genu
inc. AddresS,
pANIEL T. BEATTY,
Washington New Jersey, U S A
Dec 10
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Railroads, &c.

BALTIMGRE & OHIO RAILROAD.
nN AND AFTER MAY Is, 1877
. trains arrive and depart as follows:
CUMxsk1hsAAND.
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A NEWSPAPER may paS
man to the seventh heave
man all the time imagines
part of the newspapers BY
the moment the editor
brush the fur the wrong y
er SO little. all the former
go for naught, and h6
sanctum with fire.
order on his liz
thing fixed riga
exporiencs
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PIEDMONT REGION.

Prices Lo1o aud Titles J4queaJona51e.
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DANIEL z. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U 5 A
Dec 1G
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ARRIVE wEsTEoUND TRAINS DEPART
11.sopm Express, No s, 1856 p III
$50 am Express, No. ?, 2,31 a III
Accom'ti ton, No. 6, o.G1 m
1.25 IN Express, No 10, 1.45 pm
4.40pm Mail, No. IA, AS N
ARRIVE EAsTBoUND TRAINS DEPART
a.45 Am Express, No. /, $50 m
$50 q m Mail, No. 10, G.jJ III
145 pm Express, No 5, 2.05 N
SEQ p IN Account ton, No. 7,
E. MAREAN, Agent.
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ALL All LIN L !
STEAM BETWEEN
ggAE.TsHEaeseGi LIVER poor

Calling at
HALIFAX and QUEENSTOWN
Each way.
The splendid Screw Steamers ofthe above
Line will run as follows;
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GREAT

JUNE 24,lSfT.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. from Depot,
corner Of Sixth and Il streets, as follows:
For P1ttsburg and the " est, l01 a daily, with
Parlor Car to Pittshurg and Sleeping Cars from
Pittsburg TO Cincinnati, St Louis, and Chicago;
TAO p. m. daily, with Palace Car to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Vol Canandalgua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
ana the North, 3:25 o. N. daily, except Sunday,
ana I:50 p. M daily except Saturday, with
Palace Cars to Watkins. For " illia,nspoft, Lock
Haven, Elm1ra, and Watkins, at 1910 . m,,
daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East s:se q. m. daily, with
Palace Cars attached Limited E1pr.ss of Pull
man Parior Cars, $40 a. N. daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East, 3:2 5 a 10 and 30 o.
m, daily, except Sunday, with Sleeping Cars from
Wa hnPtpn 10 Boston.
For PhiadelJ mia, 6:25 a.. m and $50 .. M daily,
except Sunday, and $50 and S;35 p. IN. daily.
Limited Express, 30 am. daily, exec ~ Sunday.
Accommodation for Baltimore $50 g. u, and 4 so
y. N. daily, except Sunday.
For Pope's Greek Line, 6:a0 q. m and GAO D. a,
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis $40 8. H. and I2O p. M daily, ex-
ALExANDRIA AEDF FBIOKSBURa RAIL.
T MN a hNP hhhhkkHHANDhiA AND WASHING
@:ao, 3, 3, p. M. On Sunday at $40 q. M. and
I and p.
For the South, via Richmond, 1855 a. m daily $50
- p. IN. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington, g. =, $40,
S30, 10, a. m; L, 3, 4:S0, 4, b, aud D. m.
On sunday at $40 and o q. m. and D. m.
Tickets, Information, sleeping and paror car ac-
ccnmOdatiOns be procured at the offices. north
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northeast corner of Sixth street aad Pennsy
ysnia avenue, and at the depot here orders be
lett for the checking Of baggage TO destination from
LIP FARMER, General Passenger gent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. ies
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DIED.

BIRCH. At u O'Clock .. m. on August Is iS71,
JOHN DILLON BIRCH, aged IS years.
Notice Of the funeral Hereafter.
GLADM0N. In Georget)wn, Angus. Ia 1877
after short and painful illness, RUDE, eldest
Of $ Randolph and Bette Glsdmon, aged year,, S
months and Is days.
We had little Rudie once,
The pride OF all our hearts At home.
We loved him, GA, perhaps TOO well,
For Jesus whispered Rudie come.
Tho funeral will take place from the residence OF
DIS grandmother this afternoon at O'Clock. The
relatives and friends Of the FAMILY are yited 20 at
tend. baltimore sun please copy.l
HUNTER. On August Is, lz7, CATHERINE, wife
OF John Hunter, native OF Edinburgh, Scotland,
aged 81 ears.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
1s9S Pennsylysnis avenue nOrthsest, Friday AZ
toInoon AZ o CLOCK.
LONG. On Wednesday, the 18th Of August, ls7T,
MIcHAK Lone, native Of County Cork, lrelsnds
Hieb mass viii be celebrated for him q. ST. Pat
rick e church on Friday, August 18th. At 10 o'clock
am: Friends aud reiatiNes OF the family are in
Nited 20 attend.
McKEEvER On the morning Of August B, ls77,
Of consumption, Cora X. nckEEvER, in the lsth
year Of her age.
northwest on Friday at A. O'Clock D. m Friends
of the family are respectfully invited TO attend.
SLATER. On August Is, 1877, ct 4o'clock O. m.
suddenly OF paralysis OF the heart, JAS. RANcIs,
beloved husband OF Msrgsset a. sIater in the asa
the last - years resident OF W sshington city.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
O'clock M, from hls late rs.iS snc.' so 40i sss
street southwest.
WEST. On August Is, ls7, BNKLrSx WEST,
In the 10Th year Of her age.
, sSnsra! will take place q O'Clock Friday from
stiend. Nay her soul rest in peace.
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EVENING STAR.
The EuroReau ,i,..,,.

NANEUvERING OF rHF NftTTT.,s
q, N- t-si-lou I,sss occasional cure .por,s..-,r
AZ Nlenns sends the following sun, =, tent
ne situation: In the Balkans fr,,-,,,a,y St
Gen. GourkOS corps are entrerIl,,,, - ,, OF
Selves IN The Shipka Pass The efgl,fb esa
appointed 10 support them il ,.cheiS.,ls
ettWeen Selir Breneva and TifppVa .
DIVISION OF the eleventh cornS a~,l,r,t.-.
hoyaranitZ. Against these fr0ors. yVbicS
,fm The bulk OF the Russian forces n,
" estern Bulgaria, a Turkish army corns 4.
sto"ly Out steadily advancing from Shumla
va Osfnsn Bazar. Suleimsn PaSha, too.
TIE direction OF Elena. Lastly. some 81 o.
Iah men are marching from Lovatk on
1aoroNa The Russian re-enforcementS ara
, mtorS man counteroslanced by the troops
The sanitary cOnd ition az the RnSsfa,s - ~.
nuuCh worse thau that OF The Turks that tbe
gaps ocCaslOned by sickness among ths
~. nieI slIost establish al eQuili orlum OF
forces between the com atantS
THE MASSACRE AT ESKl Saaup.
The Ne'oS Bucharest correSpondsnI savs.
II rom reports which continue 10 arrive hsrs
very much fear that the particularS Son
corning tue Eski Saghra mssSacres were
underStated rather than oyerstaied. M seems
That AZ these things continue many davs
longer not single Christian will be len
alive on the slopes OF the southern Balkans a
THE RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS IN ASIA
reuters Erzerpum dispatch. dated Au-
kusl 10, reports that the Russian center Is
Low heavily reinforced aud has cotnmencef
a serious offensive movement Imnortant
events are expected shortly
WAR MOTHS.
Reuter- telegram from Athens contains.
the following. According 10 truthworthv
luiornallOn two Turkish iranclais have
s9n * UIeek vessel cruising on tue island
The Christian population OF the nr,,in,,
OF Jsnins are fleeing en- mssSe 10 escape Tie
tyranny OF the Turks.
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ii
~ b. Il. corner 9th and ID streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
FLAMING AND SAVING MILL PROPERTY
Situated AT TIE INTERsEOrloN OF
hSTHr sSkEEfs, AND OHIO AVENSE
BY virtue of deed Of trust, duly executed -
30 William Y. FendaIl and Charles a Win -
der, trustees, bearing date the I'd day of MAY, sk
loI and recorded in Llber 4. q. No 4, folio 80,
OF the lsnc records Of Washington county, District
OF 20 Hrlbia, the subscriber, surviving trustee,
VIII ofer Tor sale AZ public auction ia front Of the
premises, on MONDAY, 2St1 August, l577, at %
situate at the intersection of 18th, streets and
ONO avenue northwest, beiag known and described
OBJ ground plan or plat of Washington city as being
All OF lot T. Ia square 294, and the feet of lot
No j. In said square, as described in aid deed, the
said property beng ieasehod for 80 years. together
win all the buildings, Improvements Al q sppurte-
nerces thereon and thereto belonging, being q
planning mill with all the machinery necessary for
active business operations. Also, all the goods,
in said deed of trust ~
Terms Of sale: One third cash. of " hich s2oc must
be paid on the day Of sale when the property is
knocked down; the bA ance of the cash pawn emit
one and two years, bearing per cent. psr annum
secured BY a deed of trust on the property, which
deed must provide f1r the maintenance cient
insurance. on the premises, and the payment of the
taxes and rent as the same shall become due If the
terms be not complltd with within ten days from
the day OF sale, the property shall be resold upon
i've days notice in newspaper pu bii he'd in
purcnsser. All co8yeyancing at the cost of the
purchaser.
Oh. II. wINDER, Surviving Trustee.
DUhokEsoN EROS, Auo:s. suglOd
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ALL FoR Iowa short time since N
youhs lacy 10 whom Charles Leyre- had
been paying hiS addresses. I'm I'M aud dieI.
Inc sudden demise OF the lady had the effect
OF driving her lover into a melancholy fhat
o"rdered oh insanity. In this state OF mind
he went last Saturday 10 Pstty's Island. on
ne u law are, FOR al excursion with some
inenuS. He separated from them and al
ioweu me parry 10 return home without him.
Alter their departure a man who WAS at
WORK on The Island heard himself called by a
young man. Upon approaching closer me
wa horrlned To IND him tn the lagt fhropS of
ceitih, having empiei the contents of "A four-
oafreiitd revolver into hiS body. Carefully
teinoNlnS MN 10 The hosp tai 20 was found To
re young Ley rer, who, unable % live with
out lie Object OF his affections, had taken his
own life, for he died soon after his racapfto,
a. Ile hosplUil. lie was but twenty-five
years old, was a brio klayer. anl lIVeI with
as parents at No. SIS north 81 street This
was the story told 10 the cOroner's Jury yes
lerday, and verdict was rendered Of death
while laboriug under "A Temporary n of mol
ahcholy.-i I'bHI,fei1h Record
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE

TIE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
cAI1ONAL LINE AND SHORT R0UTB
TO THE
NORTH, WEST. NORTHWEST SOUTHWEST.
June 2fth, 1877.
IN LEAVE WASHINGTON.
s.Se-BeltimCre aud Way stations.
b;st-IsitiIlOrc, Anuapoli. snd WAY Stations,
Folht OF Eocks sld Way Stations, via Be
r:so-Whi,e sulphur & Valley sgripes Express.
HarleT's Ferry
1853 It. Louis, Cincinnati. Chicago and Pitts
burg E1press. (Hasers'own except Sun
e:0G-rBaltimore Eryrsss
e1O-PiedmoBt, Strasburg, " inchester, Hasers-
town. Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
e:SO-New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Balti-
s:OO-'Baltimore ard Way Stations. ION Sunday
connects for AnnapOlsJ
f0:Q0-Bsltimore Express.
PM 60, -.
l210-Bsltimore, Ellicott City, Annapolis and Way
Stations.
l:3o-New York and Philadelphia, Baltimore EI-
press. (On Sunday to Baltimore only, stop
pl Ping at all stations and connects for Fred
5:3O-Baltimore aud Way Stations
S:30-Baltmore and Laurel Express. Stops at
Rladensburg. Frederick, via Relay.
<:35-Point Of Rocks, Frederick, Hazsrstowu,
Winchester and Way Stations
t4O-'Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
k:3e-'Phsdelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore Pas
sengers for Norfolk tases in the cars d.
s:45-+Chicago and Columbus Express win
chester and Hsgerstcwn, except Sunday
1:30-,Beltimore Express.
T:S5-fI altin.OTe ana Way Stations
s:OO-Point of Rocks and Way Stations, Metro
pOlitan branch.
9:2S-@St. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburg Express.
l0:0O-'New York, Phadelphis and Baltimore EI-
-sDslly Other trains daily except Sunday.