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, 1881-08-06

remember, has acquitted himself well in
the pursuit OF his studies in America. 1t
may be a pleasure for them to know that
he gives promise of attain!rentS in the
future well worthy of his fathers son.
The annual Examination of applicants
for admission at the College of the City of
New York was held recently at the
College Chapel. corner OF Lexington
Avenue and 23rd Street, under the direct
ion of the Faculty, Alexander III. Webb,
l.. L. ID. President. The total number
of applicants was 100. For many of these
the examination this year proved a Pons
AsinOrNm unpassable, 2l0 of the above
number failing to attain to the standard
of excellence necessary to enable a STU
dent to pass. Among the victorious
wrestIers for these collegiate honors
however, was SIDNEY FRASER BEECH,
whose name appears in the New YORK.
Herald of June 22nd last. Young BEECH
has been in America a comparatively
short time only, and has had to surmount
disadvantages that meet every new conner
in a race with boys Of a nation proverbial-
" " smart" and progressive. Much credit
is undoubtedly due to Mrs. S. a. Nc.
FARLANE Of Frederiksted. to whom be.
longs the satisfaction Of knowing that
she was tie first and only teacher he had
prior to his departure for America.
Beyond the family circle and immedi-
ate friends Of the youne gentleman, publ
city given to the fact above recorded
cannot faiI to awaken a feeling of pride
in and for the little island, which. however
Remote, u,triendly, melancholy, slow
i'll the marches of progress in the great
world without, can vet send forth sons, Of
whom the indications are that she shall
no. be made ashamed.
G., Fl. S.
, 1881-08-06
acknowledgements

HENHOLD til Anordningen af
I9de August 1874 bekjendtgj6res
herved, at jeg har modtaget Anmel-
E delse fra H,r. 7. JUNGHANS
ON at han som FuIdm@gtig her paa
st. Cr0ix for DeIierrer Ri TEN G
Co. paa st. Thomas, bar oprettet en-
Green af hans almindeligo Forret-
ming herr Christiansted, som VII bliye
ubestyret af Herr. JAMES p.
BRUhEY der alene or bemyndiget
til at underskrive for ham.
ChIistiausteu's PUlitikammer, den sic Au-
II. A. JURS.
, 1881-08-06
Proklama.

IN LIE og Enhver, der maatte
SssA have Noget at tordre paa F@l-
lesboet efter ~afgangne Forvalter
PETER ANDREAS HFIBERG
SAUGMANN og efterleyende Enke
ANNA SAUGMANN, f0dt Hansen,
~indkaldes herved med 6 Maaneders
Varsel til at anmelde og bevisliggj6re
deres Krav fol undertegnede skifte-
ret.
Christiansteds Skifteret, ST. Croix
den 2den August 1881.
II. A. JURS.
mREDITORERNE i Planter JOSeph
u 0DGaloS Fallitbo indkaldes herved
til ct Mode, der afholdes ONSDA-
GEN den Site August d. A. Efter-
midday II. Z 8let, for at tage
BesIutning angaaende nogle af Plan
ter Z. E. SWitZ6p paa Beet anmeldte
Modfordringer SAINT nogle at Here
andre Creditorer nedlagte Paastande.
Christiansteds Skiltere,, St. Crolx den
II. A. JURS.
, 1881-08-06
ST. CROIX IN AMERICA"

There are few people in st. Croix to
whom the name and fame of BARNEY
BEECH are sounds unknown ana strange.
For he lived the life of a man in all its
breadth and depth, a life that filled the
community wherein its work was done
with a distinctness of i%nviduality unparal-
leled. But now-the tall grass is waving
above him, sleeping in a picturesque
corner of the Churchyard of St. PauPs,
where bending oIeanders scent the air.
Perhaps the readers of the Auis will be
interested to know that the t~ifteen-year-
old son of this man, whom they must needs
, 1881-08-06
Proklama.

IN LIE og Enbver der maatto
GSsS have Noget ut fordre paa Skif-
tet efter afgangne DetailhandIerske
Mrs. ELIZABETH B. THOMPSON,
fodt Birch, indkaldes herved med
3 Maaneders Varsel til at anmelde
og bevisliggjore deres Krav for under
tegnede Skifteret.
Christiansteds Skifteret, St. Croix
den 2den August 1881.
TT. A. JURS.
, 1881-08-06
TRANSLATION.
Publication.

PURSUANT to Ordinance Of 10Th
III August 1874 it is hereby made
known that | have received
L announcement from M. =.
JUNGHANS that he as Attorney
here in St. Croix to NesSy5. RA YEN
&c Co. in st. Thomas has established
a branch Of his general Business here
in Christiansted, said branch to be
conducted by Mr. JAMES ?.
BRULEY, who alone is authorized
to sign for him.
Chris'iansled's Police Office, oh August
1881.
II. A. JURS.
, 1881-08-06
Translation.


GpT is hereby brought to public
- notice, that it has most gracious
ly pleased His Majesty the King by
royal resolution of 18th June &. c,
to acknowledge Mr.. JOHN RUSSELL as
Consular Agent in Frederiksted for
the United States of America.
Presidency's Secretary's Office, st. Croix
30th July 1881.
M. r. NYSSUM.
cOnst.
, 1881-08-06
PrOklama.

N LIE og Enhver, der MATTE
IA have Noget at fordre paa sklf-
tet efter ~afgangne Forvalter CHRIS
TIAN HOLM indkaldes herved med
3 Maaneders Varsel til at anmelde
90 bevisliggjore deres Krav for under
tegnede Skifteret.
Christiansteds Skifteret, st. Crolx
den eden August 1851.
H. A. JURS.
, 1881-08-06
Property
No. 2 Church Street


in Christiansted, belonging to the
said estate, will be offered for sale at
3 public Auctions in accordance with
the Placard dated 22nd April 1917.
The Auctions to be held at the
undersigned Auction Office at 1
o'clock p. m. as follows:
1st Auction on Tuesday August
30th 1881.
End Auction on Tuesday Septem-
Der 18th 1891.
Bird Auction on Tuesday Septem-
Der 9th 1881.
Conditions, appraisement and other
documents concerning the sale may
be e at the Auction Office,
This advertisement serves also for
the Information Of mortgage-holderS.
Christiansted's Auction Office, ST. Croix
August 4th 1881.
II. A. JURS.
, 1881-08-06

The European Mails arrived yesterday.
The Baroness Won Breton, aud DR..
Neumann aud family arrived from Deu-
mark aud came over from S.. Thomas in
the steamer ArnO. Among the items OF news
by the mail is the appointment OF Judge
Andersen as Upper Judge Tor these islands,
and OF Pastor Lose us Lutheran clergy
man for Christ ianSted.
, 1881-08-06
e.

Gf3AET bekjendtgj0res herved, at
~ Diet har behaget Hans Majest9t
Kongen we'd AIlerh0ieste Resolution
af 14de Jupi d. A. at anerkjende Hr,
JOHN RUSSELL som Consularagent i
Frederiksted for de Foreneder Slater
af America.
Observation-Disclosures st. Croix
den 30te JUL 1881.
N. r. NYSSuM.
COnSt.
, 1881-08-06

A meeting, of which we will give n fuller
notice in our next, was held yesterday in
til Court House ia this town for the pur-
pose of establishing q Savings Bank. Sovt-
raj amendments to tho old artlc cs of constl-
tuition were passed, aud these, thus amend
ed, were adopted alter which thirteen
Trustees were elected to conduct the affairs
OF the Bank. Such an institution was much
wanted, and we t,ust will meet with gsno.
raj conf Ioucp and sur pot.
, 1881-08-06
T. / e d O m
No, 2 Kirkegade

No, 2 Kirkegade
iChristiansted blive opraabt til Bort
saIg we'd 3 ofentlige Auctioner i
Overeensstemmelse med PIacat 22de
April 1917.
Auctionerne afholdes paa mdertog-
nede Auctionscontoir ON Eftermid-
dagen III. 1 slet som f0lger:
1ste Auction Tirsdag den 30te
August d. A.
2den Auction Tirsdag den 13de
September d. A.
3die Auction Tirsdag den 27de
September d. A.
Conditioner, MISUNDERSTANDING
og andre Salget vedkommende Docu-
menter ere til Eftersyn paa Auctions
contoiret.
Denne Acknowledgements t%jener til
lige til Efterretning for Panthavere.
Christiansteds Auctionscontoir, ST.
Croix den ode August 1881.
H. A. JURS.
MT the request of Christiansted's
~ Dealing Court on behalf Of the
estate of the late Mr., JOHN HUT
, 1881-08-06
sNBw ADvE gTIsEM ENTs.
81
Auction. s
Y%33M ysGE SA

RFTER Begjering at Ch~ristiansteds
u Skifteret som behandlende at
gangne Kj0bmand JOHN HUTCHI-
SONS Bo vii den Boet tilh0rende
, 1881-08-06

His ExcelIeucy Governor Arendrup
LETT here on Thursday for st. Thomas ia
The Schooner FigitaaL
National Republican., 1881-08-12
Rn,,,mor. oeucrn, M.r,,,,.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 1l.-Cotton dull mid
ding, llNc. Flour firm, but unchanged How
ard street and Western super 81 0O@i 0; do extra,
81 75@5 50 do family, Sc OO@G 75 City Mills SUPER
81 00@4 50 do. extra, IS OO@5 JO do. family 81 90
al 25; do Rio brands Sc 1907 90; Pntapsco family,
81 So Wheat-southern higher Western lower,
closing steady; Southern red, 81 26@l 20; do am
Der, 81 3O@l IS; No. Maryland, 81 32IS; No. .
Western winter red spot and August 81 29isal 2924<
September 81 S094al 3O1S october, 81 3S]k@l 33IS
November, 81 35le@I 359a. Corn-southern scarce
and firm Western steady, but inactive: Southern
white, 60@62c: do yellow, 60a6lc; Western mixed,
spot aud August. 61@6llzc; September 62l4 4@62Jzc
October. Gf31@6iHc Oats higher; Southern d19
43c; Western white, 426ll5c: do. mixed, 41@42c
Pennsylvania, a2@isc. Rye nominal at 75@SOc.
Hay quiet prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, sl6(GlS. Provisions firm: mess pork,
SIS 75: bulk meats-shouldeTs and clear rib sides,
packed. 791ml0Ac; bacon-shoulders, SIC; clear
rib sides, lie; hams, l3@1ic; lard-refned, l231c.
Butter firm, Western grass, Boise. Eggs steady /;
fresh, l2@l3c. Petroleum nominal; refined. 7Me.
Coffee quiet Rio corgoes, ordinary to fair, 100
NE Sugar dull A son, 9JAc. Whisky quiet at
81 Pol l2lS. FTeights TO Liverpool per steamer
dull cotton, 3-l6@I%d; -four, Is per barrel. Re-
cepts-Flour l,4S9 barrels; wheat, l3l S27 bushels
corn, 81, ,l03 bushels. Shipments-Wheat, 100
bushels. corn, 80 600 bushels. Sales-Wheat, 730,-
705 bushels corn, 22S, ,5g2 bushels.
National Republican., 1881-08-12
Might Have nccn Worse.

Not many days since worthy farmer
in Santa Clara County, whose prodigal son was
paying an ominously long visit In Frisco, received
atelegram, desiring him 10 repair hither at once
and report at the Office Of the chief of police.
The father, trembling with oninous foreboding
as to his dssipated son, presented himself at head
quarters the next morning.
II regret TO have sad tdings to communicate"
said the chief, in the usual automatically sympa-
thetic manner Of officials. "You must prepare
yourself for shock"
Has my son been arrested for gambling" fal :
tered the old gentleman.
"worse than that. my poor man."
Has hc robbed any one2'
"Worse than that"
"Great Hcavens" gasped the wretched parent
with white lips "Do not torture me! My boy has
committed suicider'
The official shook his head. solemnly.
"Do notspeak? see II all r. shrieked the mis-.
cradle man, as he tainted headlong upon the stone
floor, che has been elected supervisor r.
But when he had come to- and with awe struck
voices they gently told him that his offspring had
only killed man, tears OF Joy and relief rushed
to his eye, and with head once more erect and
smiling face. he shook hands all round and
started out TO look up Hightons office --Dcrrch
DOdd
National Republican., 1881-08-12
SOUTHERN FACTS.

GEORGIA Is boring for an artesian we'll
THERE Is a serious water famine at Natchez.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, is to have $3.50, 900 hotel
OLD Anderson County. South Carolina Is the
stronghold Of a prohibition movement
MAHoNE's Wing says the negroes Of Virginia are
strongly in favor of coalition.
THE Charlotte IN. C) Obsarer attributes the de-
feat OF the prohibition to the colored vote.
Forty wholesale business houses Of Knoxville,
Tenn, have capital asgregating over s30O0,00O.
GENERAL FITzHuGH LEE Is the most accomplished
and expert swimmer at Narragansett Pier this
summer.
A DESIsoY (TExAs) young man calls his sweet
heart "Silencc," because when he wants TO kiss
her "she gives consent"
COLONEL CASH, the duelist, hns published n
pamphlet which is creating a very decided stir
throughout the State Of South Carolina.
LOUIS KENT, colored man of Mississippi, has
had the honor for three years past of sending the
first bale Of cotton to market.
SLIPPERY customer stole into the Office Of the
Swainsboro' (Ga) Herald, while the editor was at
supper, and creased his type
PARTIES are poisoning the streams In Sumter
Cor 1ty, Georgia, with green walnuts and devil
shoestring to kill the fish. This is violation of
law.
JUDGE GILLIAN, Of oglethorpe County. Georgia,
oilen has applications from men 10 buy marriage
licenses on time. He takes lien on the bride aud
then issues them
National Republican., 1881-08-12
PRODUCE MARKETS.
New york aenernI ,TnrI,ct.

New York, Aug. 1l.-Cotton weak
sales to- day. 400 bales; middlng uplands, l2c; Or
leans 12l4c consolidated net receipts, 2lOO bales;
exports Great Britain, 4.65i bales Flour--Southern
quiet and steady; common to fair extra, IS 1906 25
good to choice do, Sc 3o@7 co. Wheat A@lc lower;
tczs doing for export; moderate speculative busi-
ness; ungraded spring, 81 16; No. Milwaukee
81 IN; No. do, 81 26@1 261; ungradcd red 81 10
al 3OX; No. do, 81 2694; No. do 81 3Oal 3OJSS
the latter extreme steamer do. 81 261ta1 "a; No.
1red, 81 32l11 32la; mixed winter, 81 27 ungraded
white, 81 1901 251I; No. 2 do, 81 25; No 1 do,
81 2Slt@l 2SH steamer DO, 81 22a1 90; No. Q red
August, 81 309i S01s. closing at 81 30A September,
81 31Is@1 3i1G, closing at slSlI4@1 si3s; october.
81 3SA@l 8814, closing eiS1 S9lf; November. 81 35
@1 35tS; December, 81 t71Idf 371. Corn L9kc
lower and fairly active, closing drmer; ungraded.
5l@60c; No. 3, 5l1zci steamer, 56g57l4c No. 2. 80
closing at b0lSc; September 62a6c, closing al
624c; October, 0i9s@6jc closing at 65c No. q I. o.
b. 60c dried In store, last half August 56lSc Oats
nc better on white mixed dull and weak; No. o.
4i@illGc. Hops quiet; yenrings. l2@lSc. Coffee
firm demand moderate; Rio in cargoes. l0@13l4c
IN Job lots lG@l!4e Sugar steady and quiet; faiT
A, gAgyISc. Moiasses quiet and steady; so test
refining, 3l%c. Rice steady and In fair demand
Rosin firm at 81 Oj@2 O715. Turpentine decidedly
higher and strong ut 46c. Wool quiet and about
unwashed. l2@3ic; Texas, li@3lc. Pork about
loo per barrel lower and very dull mddles rather
quiet and steady long clear, 9lsc; short clear 9Ic
long and short clear, half and half 95a@914c Lard
heavy and about l2%c lower, closing dull and
weak: prime steam, spot, Sl1 32l9@ll 50; August
Der. sii 3O11f S5; December. $40 O5gn 97%: year.
$40 g501l1 co. Frcights frmer,
National Republican., 1881-08-12
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
THE EnIToRls VACATION.

The tired night editor sat In his chair,
Perplrngly breathing the hot, suliry air,
And writing up Personals" a column or 80,
offolks who had gone, and others to go.
To the summer resorts, TO the mountains and hills
TO the breezy old sea, or cool woodland rllis
And he wrote that " Miss Gush had gone With some
more
TO summer at Newport and hear the waves roar"
While young Mr.. Gush has gone to Nahant,
Along with his sisters, and cousins and aunt"
And Mr.. Fitsdoode is going away
To sweet Saratoga 80 lovely and gay"
Miss Blff and Miss Baff have gone to the lakes,
Miss But to the country" (bewhre of the snakcs);
MFR. Snob to the mountains to take n short rest;
Mr.. Snub has decided to take In the west;"
"Messrs. Fairfax MoDougal and Patrick McChee
Are gsing 10 Long Branch TO bathe in the sea-,
Etc, &C. He wrote lot moe,
Then this editor laid down his pencil and swore.
sit here and sweat, get thanks for my pains,
While these people, possessed Of more money than
brains,
% or to these PAGES to stay and keep cool,
While stay at work I'm regular fool
I've got lots OF passes, but here must stay,
For the paper will dwindlc if go away"
Then he looked at the ceiling. then frowned at the
floor.
And made centre shot" in the old cuspidoret
Then jumped to his feet and excitedly said
"I'm going; the paper may'go to Old Ned.
fear not the bos, not his fierce indignation.
He surely can't kick lr l take n vacation"
And without preparation sans collar, sans sock,
Ho took his vacation. (He walked round block }
-Eud8sville drpus.
National Republican., 1881-08-12
~|-7|~ -7-77777@|=
The Gnsfric JuIce,

when vitiated 1t always is in dyspepsia poisons
instead of acting as a solvent Of the food, which
decomposes in the stomach giving birth to an acid
that rising in the throat, stings the palate and
causes the exceeding unpleasant sensation called
heartburn. Carbonate Of soda and other means
are often resored TO for the purpose OF remedylng
this, butwith no permanent good effect. The wiser
way is to eradicate the atrocous disease which
originates this and a hundred other hArassing
symptoms. Palpitations of tho heart, wind on the
stomach, oppression In that organ after eating,
and sinking sensation In II at other times In
short, all the indicia of chronic indigestion are
removed by Hastetters Stomach Bltters, foremost
ofstomachics and invlgorants. Appetite and norye
tranquility are impaired by its use. biwF
National Republican., 1881-08-12
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Mahony Fusileers" is u new mil
ttary organization In Norfolk
The Readjustens of Nansemond have
renominatcd Mr. Thomas H. Cross for the Legislo-
ture.
A mass meeting of the Readjusters of
Henrico FOR organization will be held Tomorrow
at noon.
In an alteration between Aaron Scott
and Witt Green, both colorcd, in Buckingham
County, Scott was killed.
Sharks are said TO be plentiful in the
river about Hampton. large one was caught at
the Soldiers Home there on Sunday.
Philip McSherry, farmer of Pittsyl-
vanle, fell through the Milton aud suthern Rail
road bridge near Milton, and broke his neck.
A fire in Lebanon, Russell County, last
week destroyed nearly $4,000 worth Of property,
consisting of drugstore and two dwellings.
Mr. w. w. Corcoran has signifed his
acceptance OF the vice presidency ofthe Virginia
elected.
Mr.. S. l.. Simpson, of Petersburg, has
been appointed chief OF tho statistical depart
Park resigned
By the LIST Of October the track will be
laid on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad from
Waynesooro to South River Bottom, distance Of
eighteen miles,
CharlesWills, of Rockingham County,
shooting himself through the head with pistol
IL is thought that no cannot recover.
The new steamer Allegheny, built for
the Merchants and Miners Line by Messrs. Will
lam Cramp, q Sons. of Philadelphia, was success
fully launched in Norfolk ON Saturday last
A difficulty occurred in Lynchburg on
Tuesday. night between George Cane and Thomas
j Dent, in which Cane shot Dent In the breast ".
flicting dangerous and, It is thought, fatal
wound
The Lynchburg Club, after an existence
OF seven years closed mp on Saturday by selling
out It's ELECTS and disbandng. IL was composed
leading citizens, but found to interfere with
business engagements
Two daughters of Captain G. II. Under
| mnn, of Chincocaguc, aged respectively thirteen
and eight years, died from poison few days ago
whether the poison was accidentally taken IN the
food or administered fcloniousy there was no evil
| dence to show.
The deputy marshal from Harrisburg
and Winchester policeman shot a man named
| Adam Poole at place twelve miles from the lat
| tel city on Wednesday last. The officers had a
warrant for Pooles arrest for selling liquor at
| camp-meetng and Poole attempted to escape;
hence the shooting Poole was dangerously shot
| In the back, but will probably recover. Police
man Evans, who did the shooting at the instance
Of Deputy Marshal Turk, has been lodged IN Jail at
|
National Republican., 1881-08-12
A True story.

1t was at an English dinner-party, and
the English hostess, turning with suave intention
OF fmaking herself agreeable TO her Yankee guest
who, when she Is at home lives amid the lofdy
splendors Of New York. asks! "Are you much
troubled by the Indiansr Quick as a fash Miss
Columbia asks OF my lady: "Are you much
troubled by the ArabS1" aud my lady. open eyed
in wonder asks Miss Columbia what she means.
and Miss Columbia replies by telling hcr that there
is just as much danger Of English people on their
own native soil being troubled by Arabs rs for the
New Yorker to be troubled by the indians Now,
this is a true story told upon summer piazza tho
other day, to illustrate the gross ignorance Of a
great majority ftbe English people In tho upper
walks of life in regard to America P,ostdente
Press.
National Republican., 1881-08-12
A Protestant soldier.

A curious incident occurred at Laon,
France, In connection with the attendance OF
troops on the Fete- -Dleu procession. On detach.
ment being ordered out for escort duty Corporal
Tagnot, Protestant very strict In his obscrvances
objected TO the directions given the score of his
religion. His protest was, however ovorrulcd, and
he subsequently, took part in the procession.
Nevertheless when, in the cathedral the priest was
about to pronounce the first benedlction, Tagnet
refused to kncel, saying: al am Protestant. and
my religion forbids me to kneel here" The cap
tain was appealed to, and as the conscientious
corporal still refused to obey orders he was pun
lshed with four days imprisonment.
National Republican., 1881-08-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stock nnd Bond Quotations-Baitim more
and New York Produce Markets.

The following observations on the trans
actions In the financial market yesterday, together
with opening, highest, lowest, and closing quota
tions, furnished by the banking house OF II. d.
Cooke, IT,, & Co., 1920 + street. Washington, D. c.:
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Aug. II, $40 p. m.-The dullness
continues in our market, and the changes, as
compared with last night, are small, being u to q
per cent lower. The fact that the Vanderbilt
roads were not represented at yesterdays meeting
and that the Vanderbilt stocks did not decline
more in consequence led many to believe that the
support came from headquarters. The street has
been comparatively free from rumors to affect
prices and most of the activity, when any existed
came from the room traders, who were satisfied
with u per cent Money remained easy at 0
per cent. Governments are extremely dull, and
show fractional decline in some instances.
NV YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS.
National Republican., 1881-08-12

4. NJ. - LEAVE wAsUtSaToNi
t29o-GIiIGAG2 nc 4 i,S ,SCLNcfNNATr AND ST LOUIS
s9o- 30 BBClilm9rc N! Eilce!i C!ly and Way Stations
WV sIrNsblrs winCGcsicr. mSscrstcwu, M STOW aud Way.
pEEPHi%. TIA NE NEW S YORK AND nos.
w IN ~ hMPiShSS Spy Patl2r Cars 20 New y York
meets Tor lIagorstown and Mt Point of Rocks for
ieOO-op sunday only, for baltimore, Annapolis ana
1000 HiirIIoRE EXPRESS tstopsnt IIynttsy,,lc.
College Bclisyle, Laurel, Annapolis Junction.
SPTEfsbWHa, GiiGAGo: CINCINNATI.
i9io1nal!lmore, Elilcott CITY, Annapolis. aud Way
ii:2s-3g Igngay N I, :, SSy e, Baltimore and Way
tSoO- AbT IMMohbEE,PHrLADELPHrA, n , ,ANpNEw
SSO-iSiinorc and WAY Stations tNvinches,cr. Fred.
4au-BA ErIMoRE MYXTTsyiI,EE ii "i RTG LAU.
kEh nnaS,p EH HESS t orTederick via Relay stopsM
iS@eI SSEs ION gS5ssy fS"s %n
Sr Rocks and i Way Sisi STATIONS onyy " UNIV
BHhTfsoER" aGs wGx SifrGs and
Way, ,yla Relay. Stops at HyatsyMe and
eo,-PoInt q Rocks and way Stations
;oO-BALTmIM@onE; II @ HSATTsviLLE. AND LAu.
tolls -PiIssrs8pRa, CINCINNATI. AND ST.
to5O-, -,EEiiili;A bEt eiIIX NEW YORK; AND nos.
RsffspH Fly Sa! s %Nb LAu
REL EXPRESS. STOPS on signal or to % let og
aud Annapolis Junction.
tDaily tSundays only. Other trans daily, except
All trains nom Washington stop at Relay Station.
Ohio tieEct tp ofSes' WSshiSsoa : station, and Ss and
where orders viii be taken for baggage to be checked
and received Mt nny pOlnt In the CITY,