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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-24
MARKETS
BURLINGTON, 3p. NJ, FRrpl

8 BuRLrNaToN, p. NJ, FRIDAY.
The weather is cod and pleasant. Al.
though there is but little snow on the
ground, the roads are so very smooth that
the sleighing is good.
Considerable grain is coming forward-a
good many dressed hogs are still seen on
the streets. This market is we'll supplied
with poultry at very fair prices. Roast
turkey costs no more than roast beef and
much less than pork.
Live Hogs are still going forward, but
the season is nearly over. Our pork
houses expect to finish up next week. Al
ready more hogs have been packed here
than last year. We quote live at $l0@l1,
the latter are extreme figures. Dressed
$l1 5O@l3 so.
The receipts OF hogs by the 3. & M. r.
Railroad for the Sd week in December was
0,638. Cattle T4.
The number of hogs packed at Chicago
up to Saturday il estimated at 527 ,o2l
against SCI, 100 the same date last year.
Next week we shall probably be able t.
give a correct report Of the hogs packed
here and the number, live and dressed
which have gone forward.
The full and interesting commercial re-
port usually given Saturday, is wanting
| to-day, owing to the absence of the gentle
man, Mr.. Pullman, who attends to that du
ty and does it 80 we'll, as our readers cal
| bear witness. 1t will be all right mex
week.
CINCINNATI Hoo MARYEr.-The Gin
cinnau Price Current Of Yesterday has tn,
following report for the week:
Hogs have been rather dull, owing to th,
bad weather in the forepart Of the week
and to the decline in gold, toward the close
60 that though the receipts have been large
the business done has Oeen but moderate
and the pens are full.
On the third page we give the daily
transactions up to Monday. Yesterday
| Tuesday, holders were firm, generallJ
speaking, and asked $l475 for 200 ms aver
| ages but $l4 so was As much AS packer,
offered, ana there was not mach desire tc
buy even at this rate. The sales were:
a 0sri IA nj n O
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ever seen.. o01p'eJ JAMES B. MTaRAY.
President Exchange Bank. F1tssoeE
81 st WITS s'ar and s,NY6 81
Cashier Bank Or Pittsbuig.
lyon have put POUR own long experience -
"e''A-1' . goo o'e u RICHARD sfis xcs IRWIN.
Merchant. No. IS Front street. n. r.
''The favorable opinions already expressed hy
ana e !. s:se ,sa9 s o
= cd s'z f GESsaES s i !dsEsosH
Special COMMITTEES Of the Chamber Of Com
merce, New York. go
PROSPER NJ. WETMORE, Secretary.
"Your committee unanimously concur In tho
n Of sns q 5fs THES sthod
Rec. 6ec'y. American Institute, n. Y.
THE NEW ENLARGED EDITION OF
Duff's Steamboat Book Keeping,
Just published BY the Author. Price = Sold
"A perfect system for keeping such books and
Formerly Cashier Merchants' Bnk Pittsburg.
=. THE Time table alone is worth the Price Of
= Late Clerk Of steamer M. Vernon.
Protest 50 valuable that never leave port with
A.C. MCALLAM, Capt. steamer Arcola.
"rhe only work published Of any value . the
Steamers Acc9pntaat:' J.E, y: ALLls0N,
conn ns most perfect sy'ten q ssfa%sTs Ae
Formerly Capt Steamer Nashville.
On W. n. DaM,s PenmsnsAip.
ship, awarded our present Penman. By the
United States Fair at Cincinnati In ........~1ee0
Fs a. u
Western Virginia Eatr at Wheeling. .19e0
Ohio State Fair at Cleveland
All Of which are exhibited IT our ONCE.
Testimonials q e1, present s%uppTs5iptsndsns.
ut affosds as much pleasur to bear testimony
bearer: al; Thona. 9: smith: during The several
keeper and supsf,rseRdeRt q or Snsi9ss
Merits 4 Manu'rs. Chippewa City. Wisconsin.
tant, aud as . young man Of superior busines
Attachments, commend Mr. Thomas B. Smith
r the iSiis: Of all ny :Hs and
For@eriy OF the nrm Of rockhart. ManahsnA
Fair. Chippewa City. Wisconsin.
OUR TERMS.
For the Graduating Course. time unlimited 5000
eS.cn c
per, ruled complete with foil sets OF auxiliaries
We therefore present the business student
with the following
IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES:
!. We have the best Penman in the West
Ou6's system OF BOOK KeeptnG. (sspCtl0ued
by the New York Chamber or Commerce and
taught by tho Author.
S.'The daily lectures Of an experlenced Nor
chant !. Ff
I. A saving Of seven or eight dollars In time or
study. 80 III
s 4 saving OF the name number Of weeks
board. ~ s@ 5tt
q. A Diploma signed by one % long and favor
ably known % Q preceptor, - IN author, - an
accountant, and as q merchant.
new circular, IS pages, with samples OF our PEN
mans Bustness and Ornamental Whiting. en-
cl0sing twenty cents for postage, to sit
dec3l PTTrSBURG PA.
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hand very badly. A friend OF the Cop.
perhead who was ssthrashed" so beautiful
~ in the alley by the Express Office the
other night, got his nose pulled for saying
he would rather have JEFF. Davis President
than Lincoln. And q German did it. 80. "A
thief undertook the other evening to steal
some books from Browns Bookstore, when
the General, who observed the transaction,
told him "not to carry of what he hadn't
paid for" He persisted, the General In.
sisted, and the whole affair ended by the
fellow having to disgorge, after which he
was unceremoniously shown the door.
.......J. B. says: "If you have supe fu1
brskefast don't undertake to eat 1t with
yure fingers, not eff you kan git q ferke,
and never wipe yIre nose on the tabil
kloth az long AZ you hav got coat sleave.' y
Venison is beginning to appear in this
market, and is worth only . cents PEI
pound. Deer, isn't it.
@rThe dourishing institution known as
Denmark Academy, under the immediate
sharee Of Prof. II. X. Edison, commences
IT winter session with over ITO students.
- ii
/ ANOTHER DRFr.-The Secretary of War
announces that the President has made
another call for troops-three hundred
thousand being the figure-and ordered 8
adraft to make up deficiencies. Under the
law, fifty days are given to raise the troops
required by voluntary eulistments. The
70 off ne
ulate recruiting We presume the call
would not have been made if there had
been more general efforts to raise troops
The authorities are taking the substantial
way of improving victory with the evi.
dent purpose OF bringing the war to 3
speedy. conclusion. Hitherto there has
been no draft in this city, and We presume
efforts viii be made 10 I'LL the quotas of the
several wards by volunteering, and dc
away with the necessity of draft in Feb
ruary. All that is ueedful is a little labor
and money.
QUANrREL.-It is undoubtedly q fac
that this notorious brigand has the con.
sumption, and was 80 much out of health
all summer as to be unable to follow his or.
binary occupation. Price found him or
his retreat near the SIM Hills. He entreat.
ed Price to take him along with his army
South, as he wanted to be delivered iron
Kansas troops. He was removed in an
ambulance in Prices retreating column
and was seen by prisoners from the Tope-
ka regiment frequently. Todd and Bill
Anderson are deAd.s Quantrel is sick be-
yond hope Of recovery, and other leading
brigands have been killed. Many Of theil
allies, who have all along been secretine
these bushwhackers, have ded South, AID
we are told their wives are following them
We hope for peace on the border il few
more Papaws should leave:-Laprence Iri
btne ?fL
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~ Rpaleptlc FITS can - Cared lY-Dr
LoCKR0w having become eminenlly successful
10 curing this terrible malady, invites all SINH
larry amcted to call or send for circulars Of ref.
erencts and testimonials Of numerous cases cur.
e o. nom one to twenty -four years standing.
ae Qevotee his attention especially to diseases
OF the Cerebro-Spinal Axis, or Nervous System.
ana soiic!ts an Investigation OF his claim 70 pub.
he may b consulted Of his pi ivate residence.
NJ. ~ West A9d street, daily nom 10 A. III. untii
all letters to Dir Y. n IIHEROW
octl1-dAV9m -" ANA'
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COL6ATB'0 HONEY SOAP
1nA celebrated Toilet Sep, In such univer,
al demand. II made from the ehoiceaf mater.
AZ. u mild and emellient In its nature. rr..
gFantly scented, and extremely beneficial
IN IT. action upon the akin For sale by ali
Drugxtsts and Fancy Goods Doalerx
lnn9o- dhWlY
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Diseases Of the Nervous. Seminar. nra.
nary and Sexual 6ystems-new ana reliable
treatment-in RepOrtS Of the HOWARD AseO.
ClATION. 6ent BY mall In sealed letter envel.
Ops, nee Of charge. Address. Dr. J. sKILLIN
HOU0HTON. Howard Association, No. South
Ninth Street, Philadelohia, Pa
unAE31 -1hWlv III II go .-
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: the larger places, and it is this which ID
causing such large receipts at this point
3 now, for there are no exertions being made
, ny packers, to bring hogs to this market ;
.noeed the packers seem 70 have more than
! Annexed will b found our usual datet,sd r.
| port Of this and other markets:
eueA1-23@26c: Crushed-S2033ce Powdered
49,: a do-ss@S0; B do-a003l. + s
noIAssEs- the barrel-susar House a ga
; NAIIs-Tsnpsnny g Is,
) fk1 acs-i41ec
!, RGnywAx-O0S5c.
HaUr-Raiains. prime. S6@7 50
RoPS-10Ss SStsss % per dcsen.
F.aous-sprtns 900: Extra, 90 20; ..Cable,r
,WHEAr-sprtng. u 4s@i 50 winter, 81 so
CoRN-Old. Sc; new. eoc.
) RPoT1ToEs!ssi sol 50 per ou.haL
BUTTRR-AN@s5c ~
GHIcKENs-s2 25a2 50 rer dozen.
M MOD-seW per cord
sscc:Dry Flint, Ice; Green saltsd SC; Ory sailed
GREEN CALF sxrss-l5c
sazEr PEITs-slZa.
LARD-2O@23c ND.
81 DRIED APPLES-t5c y D. a4s
1 DRIED PEACHES-ChOics3 Jc II
TIMOTHY SEED 90 50@4 70 s busheI.
asosa = s sss g Su demand
CORN MRAI-Sl 10 y bushol 5A
; RA0s-314c p ~
Coal oIL-sl 1901 Is q gallon By the barrel.
FISH@Mackerel, No !. half bbls SIS No 2
: III w No Kits 8 50. No 2. 8 on.
8 TINNERs SroCK-Tin plate l0x1l IS o.:
l Sheet Iron, we quote No 3O0N, Boiled, l2@l2N
: lI14@l5L.
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MARRIED..

On Thursdsy, Dec. 18th. 1884. at the residence
OF Mr.. John b. Jones, by kew. VIM. Vance. Mr.,
FRANCIS Dew AULr and Miss MARY h. JONES'
all OF DeS MOineS county. .tg
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POLICE 1TEMs.-A woman was arrested
Tuesday on the charge Of stealing, but the
<aarge on Investigation was not sustained.
=. .....A woman was sentt to jail yesterday for
va9rsncy. Both cases were before Justice
q Harris.
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interest VIII % pa'o On tne
18th February next, oy tue flrst Nassonsi
Bank here, 70 all who have subscribed
tarough that INSTITUTION.
r,rv. po,,r ~. prcr,r n,.rr-
us.. -. 60 a-.r.a n., .~.,..d ~
49,. zee 800 d;.ch.-cs., -, .cco,,r, ~
-, ,,:s.h;,;.-. ~. 80. -. :. >,
r~.-.nr..,7 49,, :, ra.. .A....-,,, 1-,o.
AAY SA~eAksovs4S'S - SsAHSs sseSsss g ~ - Nv
rules which govern the Provost Marshafs
Bureau. The foiioWing ase few OF the
promiqqeut 0uses q discharge hernia, -
being he largest number; fractures and
diseases ofJolnt. IA l0etects OF rect, IL; dis
eases OF syos - lament pnysical dis-
abihtys pofaea eppheo g anomalous
cases MOI coming Nooer any paktc0iar Sec
ton. 49, yoF3O0Go VGxHD interior OXtfemttieD
II: devaloped coi1Snmptton. II. (inclpient
consumption doeA not exerntai loss of
teeth mental ifnbecilitv. ~ In a abort
time ~ hopa a IL able to present some in
terestine tables, codnpiled from The Medi-
cal record aof The Surgeon ofthe Board.
There u Aaresst difference In thAconduct
of drafted men and substitutes; these lat
ter take great pains to conceal disqualify-
ing infirmfties-the former are generally
Wiiline TO magnify every little disability.
49, - ...:- - 49,. .1.y 60, -.
~. S.a~r ~ .s:3s-s,,;s a. :. ~ -
. 60. -. 80. -, - - ,..,s 80, ;.
ssSs- - - -s.,a.s.:.--S..
80 .....-.----'--
-. :. - ------.ee--------- ss III
! A.Wishing to introd uce the free deliy-
cry system at Davenport, the post master
cftlaat city addressed letter to the De-
partment on the subject, and in reply it
was communicated to him that 1.-The Post
Master General has. after due considera.
ton. decided not 70 extend the free deliye.
~ system further at present
H-The Provost Marshals everywhere
are reviewing the enrolment lists, but they
cannot do the work effectually without the
aid Of those enrolled. All who are ont Of
the draft. by reason ofalienage, service. the
forni.hin of substitutes. being too old OF
too vouna. or incanacitv. should ..valk mn
to the Ca otain.s office at once. and show
,their caae. II will relieve them. relieve
their neirhbors. and nut the draft. should
it come. lust where it belongs.
------- = -- ------s
- A blatant Copperhead, doing bust
nsss corner OF 1hisd ana vaAey streets, We
are pleased 70 state, got most oeautiful
vnrsshlng IN kesIer's Saloon Monday night.
ne insulfed = Little German with some In
solent remark ana menaclng'y approached
Aim waen the latter pitched In" and
punished nim so severely that ne old ~
crawl OUT yesterday and probably won
oe sv'sioie'to the naked eye for some days.
<ernaps ~ VIII learn something after
swn''e; 'nat Is X re has sense enough to
axe nfh''--sie'' an one as was given him
0aonoay niyn'' Tor instance.
H.. I.a,as = ..,.....-
nc-., .L;rts uarm s,oc,, = .. -.
Mn h;,h r..,ks axh;b;t os 49, 49,
trr,hf,sIv ram.rL, ..,oa so...S ;..":"s 80.
sarsa ~. ..v, Toca," .,,,v,,~. g. .''>
,sr.r.,;nr, - .o,,,a ,,,har ,,.,,as: -. 70
;mnc,t.rt We rasar - tich, cor.s,s NJ. e
it i. . vorv delicate nieca of hn.;ns.s -. !.
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lll ED.

In Middletown, on Wednesday morning the
2lst inst, J. X. SCOTT, Esq, aged about a
years.
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Leather. Shoes, or material used by Shoe max
err. your beat chance TO got them will Be
At McCONNELLS.
All orders by mail or from . distance, accom-
panied by the CASH. win receive prompt and
careful attention.
We hope our friends Will give MACK seme tri-
81 orders. rdec2a.wff
Sefe Threat, Coagh, Cold, and similar
troubles, Il suffered 70 progress, result in sesi-
ouS Pulmonary. Bronchial and Asthmatic adec.
lions oftentimes incurable. Is
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
ars compounded 20 ~ to reach directly the seat
OF the disease and give almost instant relief.
The TRoCHEs arc offered with the fullest con.
ndence In their sfllcacy; they have been tho
roughly tested. and maintain the good reputa-
ton they have Justly acquired. For Public
Speakers, Singers, Military Oficers and those
VINO over-tAx the voice. they are useful in re-
uevfng an Irrftated Throat and will render ar.
ticulation easy. To the soldier exposed to sud
den changes in the weather they will give
prompt relief In Coughs and Colds, and can be
carried 10 the pocket to be taken a. occasion re-
Quires.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines at IS cents per
o0x. decl-dAwlm
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NEW YORK, Dec. %. 4
.Cotton-Firm at 81 Is for .middling up
lands.
Flour-State and western opened quiet
without any decided change, but closed dull
and declining ut $40 55alO 50 for extra State;
$40 O5alO Is H .; and I'll 3Oal2 90 for trade
brands.
Whisky-Fxcited, irregular and unset
tied; sales Of western at 81 25a2 closing
with sellers at inside quotations.
Wheat-Dull and lower, at & so for win
ter red western; q SCI for amber Mich.
Rye-Dull and nominal.
Barley steady.
COrn-Dull and heavy, at 81 664 for infe-
rior mixed western in store; 81 81 for good
atloaf; 81 Is for old white southern, and 81
81 FOR new yellow southern.
western.
Wool-Quiet and without decided change.
COffee-Firm.
Sugar-Dull.
Molaeses-Qu at CSC.
Petroleum-About lc lower. at 55c for
crude; refined ia bond 76c; refined tree csc.
Hops-Quiet.
Pork-Heavy and lower at $50 s7aa4o Is
for '6S and "a mess, cash and regular way,
closing at $50 873 cash, 81 50a42 for new
mess;..e36a7 for prime and $39a40 for prime
mess. Also 600 bbls new mess for Janu-
ary, sellers and buyers option, at ]42a42
10; oUObarrel3 81 and "a mess for January,
buyers option at 342 so; and 1000 bbls
prime mess. same delivery, sellers option.
at 50.
Beef Unchanged sales at $l9a22 plain
mess; and 81 5Oa24 for extra mess.
Beef Hanls-Steady ut $27a2S.
Cut Meats-Fair demand at 17tal8i for
shoulders; l9a2l for hams.
Bacon Sides-Quiet; Cumberland cut for
January at 20Ac.
{ Dressed Hogs-Steady and quiet at nc
for western.
Lard-Firm but not active, at 2Oiao5c.
Brtter-Quiet and Steady.
Cheese-U Unchanged.
Mouey-Active and firm, at per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Quiet at 109salO9i for
gold.
Gold-Less active and lower, opening at
81 %, advancing to 81 24l, declining to 81
2Os, and closing at ~ 2lsa2 2ll.
Government Stocks-Without decided
change.
Stocks-Dull and lower. u. s. 6's 81
coup 1l6a, do registered 1l03; 5-2O's coupons
1914; 1910 coup lO1i; yr cart 96s: o u NJ
cert 32l; N Y G lib; Erie ST., do pfd 993;
Hudsonl14i; Reading 1854; M C lis; M
TIA: Ill scrip 124; G & p 94t; C q N w 40
do pfd 7OA; p Fl w & G 1909: C & r 1881
Toledo 100; Quicksilver S4t.
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leThe report that boy was drowned
Sunday in An ''air hole below town. IL
without foundation. 90 far as we can learn.
y i boy accidentally got into one Of those
OPEN places, but was rescued by his COM
radss; from which circumstance the rumor
probably started.
"a man III Pleasant Grove township
cut down = hollow tree the other day,
vaich contained tWelve good sized squir-
res. With the aid Of his son he caught five
efthem alive, but onendeavor;ng to secure
&he sixth was severely bitten through the
thumb aud finger, which stopped proceed
Tags. Theyswere OF the gray species.
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sis any action being taken BY our Aid
societies or others to receive donations on
ahe last day Of the month for soldiers fam
lilies, IN accordance with the suggestions Of
Cav GfOuo? u 3s tStn #s1
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THR SEvEN.THfRrY LoAN.-Subacrip-
tons to this, popular loan are on the i'm
City, amounting a. we are informed, to
over twenty thousand dollars per week.
The notes are issued in denominations Of
SO, 800, $500, 1000 and &, 900, with semi
annual interest coupons attached. No safer
investment can be made, and those having
finds to invest, should do SO at once. The
4semi-annual interest will be paid on the
18th February next, by the First National
Bank here, to all who have subscribed
Through that institution.
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the riot act. Why are widows who want
husbands like railroads that need repair
ing. Because they are ready for new ties
in lieu Of the decaycd Sleepers.. A citizen
informs US that while taking tea at a
friends house the other day he was rega-
led with pears, preserved with their stems
on. and having put one in his mouth was
astonished to find hsscould not pull the
stem from the fruit. After awhile he took
it out and found he had been Juggling away
at mouse! endeavoring to pull its tail
from its body......It may seem q little par
adoxical but the mouth of y river is larger
than its head. ..... Ever since JONAH swal-
lowed the whale, fish have been deal Of
trouble to mankind. It was fish that caus-
ed the little disturbance on Third Street
Saturday. Up to date no one is hurt
IrEMs.-In the yard Of one of our pork
houses, as we are informed, very fat hog
was found q morning or two since, with
quite hole eaten into its side. It is sup
posed rats did it......Isaac was telling his
landlady yesterday how much he liked
calves head for dinner, when che exclaim-
edo, You cannibal." An old chap an
evening or two since drank forty glasses OF
beer in three hours and three-quarters. We
would liketo rent that man for aswill-barrel.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society of Ottumwa
are getting up grand sleigh-ride to come
| off soon, the proceeds to 60 into their treas
ury...... Another boy, while coastjng yes
terday, ran into team and injured his
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: A-Wishing to introduce the free deliv-
cry system at Davenport. the post master
Of that city addressed letter to the De-
partment on the subject, and In reply it
was communicated to him that 1.-THE Post
Master General has, after due considera-
ton, decided not 70 extend the free delive-
~ system further at present.
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~ The Abba Union and other interior
papers complain OF negligence on the part
Of the Western Stage Company in the
prompt transportation CT tue mails, &c. If
the stage folks can't fulfll their contracts,
unavoidable delay and accidents excepted,
they bad better resign then, into the hands
If those thai will -0
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1The dourishing institution known as
Denmark Academy, under the immediate
charge Of Prof. II. X. Edison, commences
it winter session with over 10 students.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11

ABRAHAM's PETs.-Says the N. Y. Her,
AIDS Washington correspondent: "Over a
thousand contrabands arrived here to day
from the White House, and were sent to
Colonel Green's Freedman's Colony. All
the men able to work are employed in the
QuarteImaster's Department. The colony
is in most thriving condition. having three
thousand acres under high state OF cult .,
walton, and crops of wheat and rye that
promise harvest valued at ten thousand
dollars" This is how the negroes stay in
the South, as we were told they would by
our Abolition friends. This is how they are
taken care of and feastcd on the fat Of the
land while soldiers families are suffering the
pangs of want-not TO mention the fact
that poor white Union refugees are daily
starving for food and perishing of bardships.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11
TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r,
III N -

OFFICE BALI b ONO RAILROAD Co. ,
qqrs Wheeling Station, May IA 1854.
ON and after Sunday night, the 18th Of Nav
~ the P assenger trains viii be run by tho foI'
lowing schedule: