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THE CooISEss AND BRAVERY OF PRfsT ERs.-
There was quite a number of printers on
board the ill-fated steamer Ne,p World, and, ,
as it has been stated that this class f mep
exhibit great coolness and bravery in the
time of trial on the battlefield and in all
sorts Of disasters, so il would appear they did
in the recent calamity on the Hudson River.
One printer set a good example at the start
by his great GOODNESS, and also showed much
bravery, according to one account, in
jumping into the first small boat which, be-
fore proceeding far, was found in sinking
condition from wide open leaks. He took off
his hat and used it as a bailing ladle until
the boat was put back to the sinking steamer
and the party got on beard again. Another
printer devoted himself to "soothing" the fe-
males, who were panie-stricken, showing an
equal amount of coolness. And when the
schooner which came along side was about
leaving, he bravely jumped from the sinking
steamer and caught fast hold of her rigging
These printers are invaluable men in time Of
peril. +'t- ''t 1 Bag
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MAGNIFIcENcE OF THE AGE OF HENRY VIII.
The age was one Of unparalleled magniGcence,
taste fed and encouraged by the personal
habits of the two monarchs Of France and
England. The latter nation in particular,
then, as now, richer than its neighbors, spared
no expense in shows, entertainments, and ap-
parel. A nobleman Of that day carried half
s-year's revenue on his back whenever he
appeared in full state. We are greatly ad-
vanced in our notions and practice Of domestic
comfort, elegance, and convenience, but we
can not rival our ancestors in outward display.
In festivals and banquets, too, they We'd with
royalty itself, and were as lavish as Apicius,
who committed suicide after the high Roman
fashion, when his steward announced to him
that the cash in his strong box was reduced tt
25O,00O crowns, sufficient, in his estimation
for only one supper more. it ,a.ue .se t
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AN ERIAL CARRIAaE.--Mr. T. 8. C. Lowe,
of New York, in letter concerning bis trip to
Europe shortly in an immense balloon, says:
] have no doubt, but cherish afervent hope,
that the time is not far distant whe, we can
travel in the air without the aid Of balloons for
a buoyant force. have already devised q
plan for an aerial carriage, which can be navi-
gated in any direction, and at high rate Of
speed, as soon as propelling power can be
discovered, the weight Of which shall be but
onethird Of that We now employ. 1t only re-
quires some shrewd and intelligent inventor to
do this, and @rial navigation will become a
practical science, u.-a
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Explosion of a pronelIer.

SANDUsKY, November e. The propeller
Ohio, bound from Buffalo to Cleveland, with a
cargo of three hundred and fifty tuns mer-
chandize, when ten miles of Long Point,
below Erie, on Sunday morning, at two
o'clock, blew up and sunk in ton minutes.
Seventeen persons were on board, Of whom
Thomas Corbett, second mate, and Michael
Dan, san, wheel man, were lost. The remain
ing fifteen drifted in a yawl boat without oars,
on high sea, and with but little clothing,
for fifteen hours, when they were picked up by
the propeller Equator and brought to this
port. ~. ta .. -Ir.s 99
The Ohio was owned by the American
Transportation Company, and was uninsured.
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CONVERSIONS OF AN EN1IRE DISTRICT TO
CATHOLICISM letter published in the Pres
G Orient announces the conversion to Roman
Catholicism Of an entire district in Bulgaria,
which numbers not less than thirty thousand
souls, who hitherto belonged to the Greek
Church. They have addressed letter an
nouncing the fact to the French Consul, who
promised the new conSSfts the protection of
France, In case they should be moested in the
exercise Of their new faith. It is said that
other districts of Bulgaria are only waiting to
see the issue of this religious movement before
following the example.
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p ARREST OF PTCKPoCKETs IN GEoRaIA-AN
OFFICER SHor.---The officers at Augusta, Ca,
succeeded on Tuesday in arrosting two out Of
four piokpockets who took up their quarters in
that city, at tho Burke House, registering
their names as Samuel Burns and Thos. Con-
nally, from Atlanta, and Charles Thompson
and Edward Stone, from Wilmington, N. G.
They are supposed to be the same or portion
of the same gang who were SO successful in
their operations at Atlanta during the fair.
One of the pickpockets discharged q loaded
cane-gun at Officer Ramsey, the ball passing
through the heshy part Of his thigh, and in
licting q severe if not dangerous wound.
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AN EsoApED SLAVE TIRED OF LrBERrY.--The
brig Pizarro, Captain Ward, arrived at Provi-
dence on Sunday, from Mobile. When three
days out, the Captain discovered passenger
in the shape of negro, about eighteen years
Of age, who had smuggled himself on board
previous to the sailing of the vessel. Captain
Ward recognized him as porter in d Mobile
drug store. He very soon set him to work at
the pumps, which the negro SO little liked as to
be very willing to second any effort that might
be made to return him. When off Key West tho
brig was hove to, and pilot boat appearing,
the unwelcome passenger was put On board
and sent home. ~ y"
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Departures of Trains.

lsDIAsAroIIs AND CrsoIaEArl-b:co A. NJ; 1900 NJ;
500 p. NJ. Fs U-sI n af = Tr :
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYr0N-Indianapol
and Cleveland, 500 A. M; Sandusky Mail, 500 A. M
SanduMsFy, ~ a9O +, Mi Aoeom9oaati9n mn eeo
Cleveland Plttsburg and Bellair A. M. COlum.
bus Accommodation, $40 p. M; Cleveland, Pitts.
burg and Bellair, ll;30P Pm =
ONO AND MIssIssIPPI-St. Louis, 300 A, M; Louis
Vile, 200 P. M; st. Louis, $3.50 p. NJ. = II
PITTsBURG, COLUMBUS AND OINCINRATI (SteubenyilIe
500 A. H.; ll:30 P. NJ. M
OLEvKLAND, COLUMBUS AND UINorNNArI-East Front
street-6:00 A. M; 8,30A. M; l1:30P.M. =
CINCINNATI AND DMARIETTA-6:l5A. A. NJ; $50 p. N,
CENTRAL OHIo-From East Front street Depot-8.s0
A. M; 1901 p. "A. -"
OovlNarON AND LExMeroN-s25 A. M; 2:sOp.x,
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The MANNER op THE GREAT PITr's DEATH

THE MANNER oF THE GREAT PITr's DEATH
A writor in Once A Week gives the following
account Of the death of the great Pitt:
Pitt died at his house ON Putney Heath, near
the spot where Canning and Castlereagh fought
their duel, and in very neglected state, none
of his family or friends being with him at the
time. One who was sincerely attached to him,
hearing Of his illness, rode from London to see
him. Arriving at his house, he rang tho bell
at the entrance gate, but no one came. Dis
mounting, he made his way to the hall door,
and repeatedly rang the bell, which no one
answered. He then entered the house, wan
dered from room to room, till at last he dis
covered Pitt on bed, dead and entirely neg
leoted. II is supposed that such was bis
poverty, he had not been able to pay the wages
of his servants, and that they had absconded,
taking with them what they could.
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A TIPsy HIBERNIAN EcLlPsINa QUIxoTE.--
An Irishman, named Patrick Hagan, of Bames-
vile, Ohio, undertook on Monday last to fight
a railroad train; the "meeting" coming of o
few rods west Of town. Patrick had been
drunk the night before, and had not yet re-
covered himself As the west bound express
train approached, he "peeled" for the fight.
Ho threw away his coat, rolled up his sleeves,
and took up a position Of defense in the center
Of the track. 1t is needless to say that Paddy
had the worst of il. Hewss tossed upon the
bank, having leg and an arm broken in the
melee. The train, as may we'll be supposed
was not injured. The Irishman was taken tt
town, and will probably survive his injuries.
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Arrival of the Santa Fe Mail.

ST.. LOUIS, November 7.--The New Mexican
mail, with dates to the 26th Of September, ar
rived last night, via RI Paso and the overland
mail coach, the northern route having been
abandoned in consequence Of Indian outrages
along the line. Passengers and letters report
continuance Of depredations and murder on
the plains by the Indians. a-....-
A letter from Taos, Mexico, to the Repubi-
can, mentions a battle between the Utah In
dians, assisted by the Mexicans, and band
of Arapahoes, at the crossing of the Del Norte,
in which twenty-five of the latter were killed.
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@S-Uriah A. Hyde, formerly Of Somers,
Conn.,, who left that town six years ago, and
was last heard Of at Springfield, Mass., where
his horse and wagon were found, and he was
supposed at the time TO have been murdered,
has turned up in the northern part Of the State
Of New York. He gives no reason for his
sudden departure, as II ia supposed he was
partially insane at the time.
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MADAME ELLIs'S SPANISH sIMU.
ALEXANDER JOHNSTON.

a UCTION AND COMMISSION MER-
N CHANT Snles rooms No. Z East Third street.
Will attend to the sales of Real Sstate, Personal
Property Dry Goods. Hardware, Hats, Boots, Shoes,
services OF com mpetent salesman, all business will
meet with dispatch and prompt returns. Cash ad-
yances made on goods for public Sales sConsign,
ments solicited. Refer to merch ants generally.
lnc1l
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MADAME ELLIS, M. D., HAS FOUND

AVI at last Just what the Ladies' have leng needed
and looked for in vain, the Uterine Elixir
s The Uterine Elixir is warranted to cure all dis
eases OF a Uterine Nature; Inflammation Of tho
Womb, the Kidneys, the Oyaries, and the Urethra
Proapsus or Falling of the Womb, Painful Menstru
s guaranteed by the Of from two to five bottles
OF the Elixir OF any disease whatever OF the Gencr
alive and Urinary Organs, of male or female no
matter OF how long standing. Price 81 per Bottle.
Madame ELLIS calls particular attention to the
following GARD OF one OF the most prominent Drug
"To THE PUBLIc AND THE LADIES IN PARTICULAR
We, the undersigned, not in the habit Of giving
our name to Patent Medicines; but knowing we'll the
Lady Physician, and the medicine called the Uterine
Elixir, We cheerfully Recommend it to all females
suffering from Female Diseases of any kind il is
lief. r. D. HILL, DruQRiat
: sepN q "Oorner Of Fifth and Race-sfreets,"
"A LS0-
MADAME ELLIS'S SPANISH SIMU-
1NA bATING COUGH AND LIVER BALSAM
cures, without fail, pains In the Breast, Back,
Side or Limbs; Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,. Diff.
burn, Chronic Rheumatism, Billions Oholic, Cramp
Cholic, Gripping Pains of the Bowels, Dulness,
Stupor, Inactivity, Loss Of Appetite and in Pain
iul Menstruation It is certain cure, and gives
immediate relief; In any Of the above diseases
nent cure by the use two bottles. Only 20 cents
per bottle.so cheap that every person can get it.
N. B.-For sale by r. D. HILL, Druggist, corner
OF Race and Fifth-streets; j. d. PARK, corner of
Fourth and Walnut SURE, .ECKSTEIN Il Co..
corner co Vine and Fourth; JOHN p DICKSON, corner
Eighth and Freeman. Also,- EDWARD SCANLAN
h CO., corner of Main and Fourth; and Madame
ELLIS, "a East Fourth. sep27-ay
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gsa- Marshall M. Smith, of Mississippi, has
been appointed by the President Consul to
COnstantinople.
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TN III r. O Il " MI u / C..

FOURTH-ST., BET. MAIN AND SYCAMORE.
Lessee and Proprietor. H0W0RTH.
This new and beautiful TEMPLE OF THE MUSES.
opened for the season on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER "a, @
With full and talented DRAMATIC AND CON-
UERr TROUPE, selected from tho different thea
ters and opera companies OF the Union.
Admission 10 cent?. For particulars see small
bills. l@
The "Oympic Saloon " will be open at all hours
during the day. The Bars are stocked with choice
Wines, Liquors and Cigars. lf4 - oc23
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notwithstanding the excessive supply. Messrs.
Richardson, Spence & Co. quote Wheat Hrm,
with buyers at As. Id. The market in Proyi-
sions closed steady. Spirits Of Turpentine
dull at 35s.@35s. Sd. Sugar dull. Coffee dull.
Rice dull. Tallow 69s. Cd. Linseed Oil 27s.
Cd d@28s.qa s<Slrrs azqlrAq.F
LONDON MARKET. ug
LONDON, October 25.-Wheat firm and holders
demand an advance. Sugar steady. Coffee
firm. Tea slow of sale, but prices unchanged
Rice firm. Pig Iron on the Clyde dull at 5s
Cd. The market is slightly more stringent
Consols at 95a4@95H for money and account
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-PR0POSA
~ will be received at the Office of Rogers,
Son Co., No. 1853 Vine street, until the 2Oh of No
vember, inst, at 70 o'clock, for building the new
building, bounded by Western-row, Twelfth-street
and Miami Canal. '. ~
Bids to be received for the whole Job, and not In
parts. All bids to be made to conform to the plans,
specifications and terms of bids all Of which may be
seen at the Office of Isaiah Rogers, Son & Co., 16s
Vine-streat. el.U
No bid will be received unless they conform to and
name the price they will allow for the old materials
now on the ground. ts s 4... .-sr
Tho security intended to be offered for the faithful
performance Of the contr act TO named In the bids.
aFh1 10 GEO. W. RUNYAN,
Chairman Com of Council Of Public Buildings.
Cincinnati, o., Nov. !, 1889 n sr-r-s.f noltt
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A0,0W No. White Tea Bags;
100000 No, 50" -" : '.'.
100000 No. 3 e" :" |nl1
The above are put up In packages of 500 bags EACH
We are manufacturing from sixty to seventy-fye
NIXON & UHATFIELD,
.r Paper Bag Manufacturers,
..... .. ... And Wholesale Paper Dealers,
0c22 77and 70 Walnut street.
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@gColonel Edge, Of Doniphan County,
Kansas, informed us few days since, that he
had just harvested field Of rye which yielded
twenty bushels to the acre, and which was the
third crop gathered from single sowing. The
two crops previously harvested averaged
twenty FIVE bushels TO the acre.
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@S- Bonner does his newspaper business
conveniently. He publishes 300, 900 New York
Ledgers on Mondays, and the issue is bought
on Tuesday by one firm, who pay him about
$4,000 q week.
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"a GREAT SOUTHWESTERN
MAIL ROUTE.

SEQ p GREAT SOUTHWESTERN
mail ROUTE.
H6@S Through TO New York In Four Days
and Nineteen HoursAvodipg ali the Dangers Of the River
and Lakes.
Quickest Route Memphis, st. Louis Chicago Cincinnati,
Washington Philadelphia New York and all Eastern Cities
two Days Time Saved i-ony Seventy Miles stagtng-via
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern
RAILROA
Canton Miss thence BY Mississpp Central Railroad and
Sims Sutton Dndeys treble daily line Of FourHose Post
Coaches to Grand Junction Tenn. .
Through tickets 10 Memphis York be had the
Ticket the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company.
The roads In Gap of the Mississippi Central Railroad have
now become good connections made throughout
the whole route.
Tho track laying Mississippi Central Railroad is pro-
crossing rapidly and the staging will reduce accordingly
na-sixty pounds Of Baggage allowed each passenger.
an I'm SIMS SUTTON DU DLEY.
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Children three years old undsr ree three
eallfaro.
Family tickets In packages Of twenty be had st the
Once Of the Master Of Transportation Camp street. opposite
Lafayette Square, Persons who reside IN city and have
tickets in twenty for their personal at
ducsd rate.
The Company prepared Goods and Peck
ages every place with which they have conec
7. g. WILLIAMS,
n Matter Of Transportation.
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Observation-Disclosures

T UMBER-LUMBER-LU
feet k and TX narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING tongued and dressed.
10000 feet X and TX wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooyed.
100000 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL.
ING, tongued and grooved. -
100000 feet wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING,
tongued and grooved.
3G00 feet w dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, square edged.
100000 feet dressed WEATHERBOARDS.
feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting Of Inch
Boards Weather boards Scantling, Joists, etc.
10000 feet assorted Cypress Lumber LahS and Shingles
sashes, Doors, Blinds Mouldings, ETC., etc.
For sale at the lowest market prices IN to suit pur
chasers, by SIMPSON DORR,
1850 " New Basin.
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FEVER AND AzG U e .

FEVER AND AaG U E..
osGooD's CHoLAGoGUE
This the only sure and certain remedy this hateful dis
ease No one need again complain of having It, unless
they have never taken this celebrated remedy they
take
osaooDs CHoLAGoGUE,
then farewell to Chills and Fever forever.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT CO.,
81 and ISL Chartres street,
Sole Agents for the South whom all orders should
addressed.
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DALLEx,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THERE Is NOTHING LIKE IT.

DALLEx's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THERE is NOTHING LIKE IT.
How much pain and suering-nay life itsef-nay BE-
saved by having supply Of "Daleys Magical Pain Ex-
rscto on hand sudden accidents In cuts wounds
burns sca spaina and to which children
ara constantly subect-the the Pain Extractor
tho same Families Should be without It, Full directions
accompany The genuine always signed HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. upon steel engraved label.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has now been in use over thirty there hardly psr
son but what has heard It, and not family that has used
once that induced be without box hand in
Of sudden accident Where used is to become
remedy because has no equal In curing burns
scads cats wounds and bruises, fever sores piles and all
nanmatoy and where the parts
fected can be reached
WORD TO FAMILIES.
When you around houses and think heHe 10
nothing wanting your children all playful and smiling and
everything foebodes comfort and happiness suddenly Of
the dear young ones falls the result Of the
cden You now look for relief you can't ind
-whyi you have neglected to have on hand box
Dsleys Magical Pain Extracor-this Is the whole rou-
be Remember and always have 1t on hand Instant relief
will be at hand.
| DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
viii subdue the pain and Inflammation from the seversst
burns or scad twenty minue heal the wounds
without scar eectusly fever piles salt rheu
nasmmaory rheumatism sore and inamed eyes, CUTS wounds
bruises sores scad head and bnnions sprAns
swelngs felons chbsns, bites Of insects nipples
sweed or broken breasts and all other nHammsory and
aneous diseases parts affected be reached
| Fer sale in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by
WRIGHT CO.,
| q and Isl Charities street.
agents for the Southern States and to whom all ORDER
| should be addressed.
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]. WRIGHT & co.
DH. wRlenws cELEsRATED HE'U-
-g vENATING ELIXIR,
Prepared the srictes Pharmaceutical Principles By ~
the Ables. Chemists Of the Age.

Prepared the ctest Principles By ~ oS
the Abess Chemists Of the Age.
NO MINERALS.
Dr. Wright thinks we'll biz professional character
"a the fact tas no minerals from the least
part Of the ingredients in bis RRJUvKNArIN0 HIKE
we'll knowing whatrun has been ssasd the eonnsnity b.
opium and mercury.
Generally 70 the dststeA Dr.. Wright would n.y. nsvsr
DESPAIR Ne matter down you may b. mater
how weak you matter what the have bsn-
forsake whatsver has led depart from Hysai
principles take his
REJuvENAT1Na ELIXIR.
and you Will soon yourself man. pride instead Of
the friends and healthy. sonnd end worthy
member Of the whole human family.
Yor.sA,s by the Proprietors,
J. WRIGHT CO.,
n snd lbl Charres street, New Orleans. La,
sole Propytsten,
And BY Druggists generally throughout tho United atats
HELmBOLD's EXTRACTaBUCFzU.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
eurss Nervous and Debt.sed Sufferers and oil
the symptoms among which will be found
1ndispoyiion
" Exertion Loss
Of Power, Loss Of Memo
~ Dihiculty Of Breathing, Gen.
eral Weakness, Horror Of Disease.
Weak Nerves. Trembling, Dreadful Horror
Of Death, Night sweats. Cold Fest Wakefulses,
Diness Of visisn, Lsneuor. Universal LAssude ofths
Muscular System, Often Enormous Appetite with Dyppspo
SYMPTOMS, Hst Hands, Flushing Of the Body. D1nss
d tho Skin, Pallid Countenance snd Eruption
/ on the Face. Pain in the Back. Heavi.
Of the Eyelids. Frequently
Black Spots Flying No.
fsre the Eyes. ...M
with
Temporary suusion Sight, Want Of Attention.
Great Mobility; Restlessness with Horror II soeissy
Nothing IL desirable to such Patients than
Solitude, and nothing they Dread
for fear Of themselves, No Repose Of
Manner, Earnestness, ne spe-
culston, but Hurried
Transition from one
question to "N~~
another.
These symptoms allowed 70 70 on-wbich tbk medicine
Invariably renoves-soon follows LOSS OF POWER, FAfUI-
~ and EPILEPTIC FITs-n Of which the patient may
expire Who that these mot freqssny
followed By diHeful diseases-INSANTTY AND CON-
sUMPTIONi The records Of the INSANE AgYLUMS and
the slaneholy deaths CONsUMPTION hear ample winss
melancholy exhibition appears The countenance sesuay
soddsu quite desue-neither mh grief ever visits
It, Should sound II the voice 10 rarely artculsss
| .With voeful measures despair
Low sullen sounds his grief beguiled."
Debility terrible and has brought heusands upon
thousands unely graves thus blasting the ambition Of
many noble youths. It be cured BY the Of this
| INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
| For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, BY
J. WRIGHT CO.,
| Il and Isl Chartres street,
General Agents.
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l0K =, =, :. which will Be the last regular Train.
Sundays the train will make the o'clock morning
trip, leave the city hour after IL O'Clock until II
o'clock at night
On and after Sunday 18th inst there will be hahour trips
every Sunday from O'Clock until
Extra special trips from Lake at night by the Horse Car
when required. by notifying the Conductor.
viii stop GENTLY Station when notified
mail trips and after O'Clock r. M. Sundays Fare
sson 80 - a3O II