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ST. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MARKET.

July S.-H0rses and Understanding of special
interest Is doing in this market, quotations being Us
follows
HORSES.
Good Driving Horseshoe sales. ) l25G!12O0
Puys-ln light supply: small demand. goa so
Southern-Falr and good qualities IN
light supply; demand fair: ....;:.... 50GG 20
Sireeters-Falr and good New York
strecters In light supply; demand
good 1900. SoW 40
Strcetcrs-I:ostnn and Philadelphia in
light supply light demand. :.......... I5Gc 30
"f init demand. ................ 75@ 100
Draught rIorscs-Demand fair; few
in the market. l2otg 40
MULES.
Plu. AIu.es-Supply moderate; demand o1
dull .'..'.. 1900. o"W
Plantation Mulcs-Supp!y fair; demand -o<, or
smooth Mu.e--ra;ran.l good qualities, .-
from - 10 l54 hands high, in light
supply: demand lair.................. 9cGg Ito
smooth MuIcs-FaIr and good. from
l5b To Ii hands high, in ligtsuppiy. LUG l4o
Smooth Mues-Fair AMI goo,l. from J
10 l6S hands high, N light supply:
demand medium. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. i-oH 10y
CSEaokE MULES.
Quotations on all cradles are S1OMSl3 O. htad less
than those for brokc mules. [n5roke mites, 10 be
slInblc must be fat. Fat mules, four years oId ana
under sell Al lOGS IL less than other mules OF same
grade Those that over Tour years oiu 10 seven
wears are the most narSetab!c.-I tMe".
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sherman, :, nys.erlon. VISIT % reu

NEW YoRK, duly H.-secretary Sherman
has been In conference to-day with leading
bankers, but it is impossible 10 ascertain
upon what subject. The Secretary Deremp-
torily declines interviewing, l. Il
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yery irregular. and they absorb most OF the irade
scotch Dig Is moving out only in very limited quail
titles. Sales OF 12s tons Colfnsss. 70 arrive,
Gienrnrnock quoted at s23.75: Cottness. s24:
Egifnfon, S2G.75, American zig, SI6.60@s1s
for No. /, Sf5.5oGas17s for No. 2, $14.50@
rican nc works, and steel rails ut s436ba44.
Old rails quoted nomina1y NJ sl7Ms1s. Wrought
srr,p. kgt1I42I.-JDurRdl0 OF Commerce.
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uAngSE ISFEI.IIliENCs..


"rRT OF RICHMOND, july IL, 1878.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanekc, Couch. New York. nlercliai-
disc aud passengers. G.. w. Allen Co. agents.
Steamer j. ". Everlnan. Plat. Philadelphia, ner-
ci,andise and passengers, j. ". NcCarrick, agent
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Mayo, Norfolk. United States
mail. merchandise and Passengers. H. T.. r1inn,
agent.
Bark Calls (Nor.), Lo:iGon, tobacco, Curtis &
Parkc.
Schooner Lottic. Speed, New York, lumber, Chts-
apeake and ohio Railroad.
Schoore. Alice Curtis, Morris. Baltimore, Goa. aud
lumber, Curtis l. Parker.
schooner Alice Curtis Morris. Baltimore, canac.
coal Geryas St0rrs, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Boston July 9h, schooner Luact. liinds
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Clara, Parker, hence. n New York july
9th.
Schooner John NcDona'd, MckcnGry. passed
through He'll Gate July 9th. hence for Stanford.
Conn.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. july Il.-ATriveI: Niagara. La
yana, Devon, Glasgow.
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Naval.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE Tallapoosa
arrived here to-day with the Secretary OF
the Navy and party.
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BY telegraph.
NEW YOItk.

NEW YORK. July 11.-tiOld opened Mt 1907
Noon.-Stocks irregular. Money, 2 per cent. Gold,
100H. EXchange-Loug, 4S4; short, 4S7. State
bonds quiet. Governments firm.
EUeGtn g.-MOney easy at 2 per cent. Exchange
firm at 4e4. Gold steady at l0OH. Governments
generally steady: new SIS, 10G7a. states dull and
nominal.
BALTIMORE.
stLTIMonE. July 1l.-ylrginla G'$. deferred, ! !;
Virginia consolidated. 567a: second series. 2Sts
past-due coupons, 7Si. North Carolina G's. old
Is; new, s; special lax, l. Bid to-day.
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Srw yoRK IRON MARKET.

JULY 9.-Iron does not offer much that Ii interest
ing at presenf. The difference OF opinion as
values nrcyaIs consumers not willing 10 buy IN ex-
esss of actual needs ut the steady prices ASKED Iof
the best American braads; o'her paices are oHefed
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FURNITURE.

TOR SALE.~-Desiring 10 give myn
T. attention 10 manufacturing. my large ~
stock of CHAMBER. PARLOR. aud DINING III
ROOM FURNITURE Is now for sale Al niaEG-'
fucturers prices.
rI>RNITIRE az ARTHUR ROOSEY'S.
Warero0ms 1907 Main street.
S.-PARL0R SUITS OF Coteiine and other Fine
r-nhols,cry; CHAMBER SUITS OF French Plate
GLASS and Best Finish: SAFEGUARDS, HAT
RACKS, EXTENSiON-TABLES, 2c.-ai or Tue
finest make and rat,ern'.
Such opportunity Is seldom offered 10 get GOOD
FIR Srrp,kE. p2o
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LGU!sVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET

July S.-Eirginia bright fine pounds. Snm9Cc.:
y vrjna nrsht NV "t rXi' w. 2S@g9c.:
Virginia medium e. and l2-inch twist. SO
GnJSc.: Virginia. common u and iZ-nch twist. i96
53r.: Virginia mahogany nary 81, Is and IS, j(u
zoe; Virginia smoking u aud =. 10000.
KEETCCKT.
Louisville navy. bright mahogany, 53Gl DE Lon
iSy!lle navy. mahogany. JnHrJ2c.: Louisville navy,
mahogany. second class. 4GRt4Sc. Louisville navy.
Anc black. iSWJ0c.: Kentucky smoking tobacco,
barrels. rs. and -. 29Mi0c.- tOuri.r-JourHoi.
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hpOLEINARIS WATER.
kPOLEINARIS WATER.
A POLLINAR1S
NATURAL MINERAL WATER.
HIGHLY EFFEREESCENT.

APPROVED by the academic dc Medicine Of
France and its sac in France authorized by special
order of the French Government
Recommended by The highest MEDICAL AU-
T1ORITIES In New York as
"A delightful beverage
Far superior to Vicby, Settler, or any othcr.''
Most grateful and refreshing"
:. Absolutely pure and wholesome; superior TO all
for daily use; free from all the objections urged
against Croton aud Artifcially- waters"
"Imprcsnated only with It's own gas
Useful and very agreeable" . ....
.Healthrul and well suited for Dyspepsia and
cases of acute disease" ..s
MILDLY autacld; agrees well with dyspeptics and
whe re there Is equity diathesis."
"By far the most agreeable, alone OF mixed with
wine; useful In Catarrls Of Stomach or Bladder,
and IN Govt"
mot only luxury, but necessity"
To be had of all VINE merchants, grocsrs, drug
glsts, and mlncral-water dealers throughout the
United States, and Wholesale Of
FREDERICK De barry S CO.,
Sole Agents,
DO. Al and 43 Warren street, New York.
Every genuine bottle bears the registered YELLOW
PICTORIAL label OF the
APOLLINARIS Comply (LIMITED), LONDON.
rmv 27-M.W&F&eowtAu27I u.
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Hagerstown. Md, was visited with flu
rious storm Wednesday afternoon, which
caused considerable damage to property.
The roof Of the Western Maryland engine
house, the roof and smoke-stack OF the
Touring mill, part OF the First Reformed
Church .steeple, the roof OF the Franklin
House, and various other buildings, were
carried away. Fortunately no person was
injured during the fifteen minutes that the
staFm llsssgtted. - -
:. 5snss 2. Oimyer is appointed postmaster.
~ houtgs Hill, Fauqnier county, Va, uice
oe'fge W.Glark, declined.
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To be had of all wine merchants, grocsrs' Grus-
glsts, and mlncral-water dealers throughout the
United States, and Wholesale Of
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The Methodist Conference at Staun-

".' ton.
STANTON, July 1.-THE Twelfth Annual
Convention of. the Baltimore Conference
Sunday. School Society of the Methodist
Church South has been in session here for
the past few days. Thomas G. McGruder,
of Baltimore, is president OF the Conven-
ton. Over two hundred delegates>are pre-
sent from Maryland, Virginia, and West
Virginia. The organization embraces 426
schools, AGO teachers, and 24,65S scholars.
The General Conference has adopted
measures in furtherance Of more efficient
prosecution of Sunday-school work. First,
the appointment of a committee to assist
and sustain the editor of our Sunday
school literature, and to devise and
inaugurate measures for its wider dis
semination Second, nstructing the
Sundav-school editor to combine the
catechism OF the Church with the
magazine and lcsson-papers. The third
urges upon parents and teachers the inn
portance OF securing the attendance of
every Sunday.school scholar upon the SER
vices of the sanctuary and the preaching Of
The Gospel. The fourth recommends the
organization OF mission societies in all the
schools. Fnth-In the chapter of the dis
ciDline referring 10 tue instruction OF chill
dren the word achildren" is changed to
I" persons," and as an institution not only
for the instruction OF children but those OF
mature age, thus re6rganizing the Sunday
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new YORK pETRoLEUsl MARKET.

July e.-There is irins teadicr appearance to
the market, but quiet feeling. Crude In bulk at
at GAG. Refined quoted at 107c. Philadelphia, 1Q1e.;
and Baltimore delivery at 10Sc. Cases IN New
York. 14@15c.
At the Petroleum Exchange United opened ae
934c, declined to and closed at 94Sc DID and
CSC. asked, with sales OF $4,000 barrels.
Ldter.-10.000 barrels refined sold for Baltimore
delivery ut 1Gs.c.-JonrnaI Of Commerce..
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july S.-We r"crc; Ia learn that Mr. +. W.
shy the, OF the respected Liverpool house Of Z. W.
Smythe & Co.. died on IN" = ist ultinro.
The sales aggregated 30i hG@shcadS.
Tie Boone House >oll - hn@shcadS z hogs
heads Davies. County leaf and lugs At $40. - 40
$3.50, 1886. $3.50. 81. 81 30 S2.05, 81, $3.50.
81. 60. 90. 05 hosSheads Tennessee u.s III SO A.
So 25. 1910: 2 hOgsheads indiana hugs at 81,
81 .O5; hogshfads HrcckinriGge County lnaS ut
1910. $3.50. $3.05, $500 C0nrier-Journ"t.
IO;hcr houses had sales at like prices.
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SEW YORK suMAc ,1AnKEr.

JULY ga very slow market at present, br
prices not further changed. New-erop viryinf
quoted ct S5R@S52.5O; foreign ut SS5@$9O 10
lead seal. and s35@S40 for low grades-Journo
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Flour.

Fine. $3.50: Superfnc. $4.25; extra. $40
common family. $3.50; fancy brand. $3.50. Mar
KIT dull.
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FRIEDRTCHsIFALL BITTER WATER.
->~--~---~-~~->~-,-~--->--~
ERIEDRICHSHALL
goa.@ BITTER WATER,

TdE ONLY LUXE AMI lIELIAbLE,
owes its great reputation TO the happy proportions
of Its ingredients, which have constituted 1t an un
approachable aud Indispensable remedy for consti-
patton, Indigestion, distractions, Piles, Chronic
Disorders of the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels, Gout
Plethora and Rush Of Blood 10 the Head, Hypo-
chondria, Melancholy, Lassitude, lmpurity OF the
Blood and Skin, Eruptons, or Blotches
Sir. HENRY THOMPSON and Baron Won LIEBlG
certify to Its incontesti5le merits.
DOSE: One or two wine glasses full every morn
Ing. Particularly appropriate for the spring Of the
year.
Sold everywhere and by the agents,
BOUCHE Fills g. CO.,
No. 81 Beaver street, New York.
FOR SALE BYtALL DRUGGISTS.
my 27-Af.W&F2m
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n nj GATEWOOD, 1908 EAST "a

d. MAIN STREET.-Furnitnse IS now 81 IN
The lowest prices. Now IS the time 10 buy. My III
stock being bought before ths advance In price,
narties buyiny from me get the advantage thefsoi.
am selling goods a. low rs they can be had this
side OF New York. have in stock all Lhe newest
designs for Paror, Chamber. ard DinlhS'ho9,m; ~.
Speciality. Uphols,erins and Eepa!rins Terms ,i1e-
raj. "
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WINES. LIQUORS. dc.

GUNNER WINES-CLARET, SWEET
- and DRY CATAWBAS:
OLD BLACKBERRY WINE aud BRANDY
SCUPPERNONG WINE and BRANDY.
* OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Feuye Cicquot, and
Mumm's Dry VerZenay America, Extra Dry YER
zenay-uuarts, 50 per case. or 81 pei bottle. Mt
!, tc 12.2m CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
Z, w. PICKRELL. President.
h. Il. sSEAD, Cashier.

$3.50 to IS per reams NJ
Is The D.SpATCu pRlSTiSG-lioCsf'
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The Berlin Congress.

BERLIN, July 11.-Lord Beaconsfeld was
absent from the congress to-day. The read
ing OF the peace treaty was nearly completed.
The congress will not sit Friday. but con-
vene Saturday again. Altba Pasha prince
Vogsridesl. formerly Turkish ambassador at
Vienna, is again mentioned as 4 candidate
for the throne OF Bulgaria.
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STRAWBERRYPLANTS, strong.
~ healthy Wilson Albany StrawberrT'
plants for sale, SOC per 100, or 81 per 1000
delivered at the boats free. ''
$50 JOHN RICH, DeLand. Fla.
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count of the firmness of 1.-THE leaf
Quincy Herald.
Locals.

Hart. Benham G. Co., appear this week
w1tna new advertisement, read it.
The English Bull Dog" revolver, i'm
ported by the Sheffield Fire Arms Co.. Chi
cagO, ILL.,, is one of the best and cheapest
III the market. Read their advertisement
Those who plant sea island cotton in
this section, average about a bale to the
acre.
The warehouse at the DeLand wharf
mas been treated to fresh coat of paint
and now forms o prominent and attract
i've feature of the river scenery.
Those who have land for sale in this
section, are requested to meet at the school
house, DeLand, Saturday, the 14th inst.
for business arrangements.
Mr.. E. r. Dean, formerly of Kentucky,
and who has been residing in jacksonville
for some years past, has removed with
family Of eight members to his homestead
one mile north of DeLand.
The Fall term of Woodland In stitute
will commence on Monday. the 10th inst,
at o'clock A. M. A full attendance is
earnestly requested. The trustees take
pleasurein announcing that, with the lib
eral donation of H. A. DeLand toward the
support of the school, and the assurance of
the public money, the tuition will be re-
duced much lower than heretofore.
We are informed that Mr. Eldridge,
OF Volusia, intends erecting a cotton gin
and grist mill, to be worked by the water
rat Spring Garden; and it is probable
that he will erect hotel near the Spring.
Being very attractive spot, and an album
dance of game in the vicinity. there is
little doubt but hotel there would be
we'll patronized.
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The Crystal Fountain

This is the name of a new ro,,,,,
Song s4egoI BG g by the Wen Known mnsieal
g. B. Russell FScGe o., Is and published By
Boston. 1t is well printed. IN conr street.
form, and contains 1873 pages - ov eonveh zen
d Dr. Of which are devoted to music S sd h%a
gatherings where telIneron"nn all klnds or
q9ired. There are several pages of hI Is re-
adapted to old familiar tunes for Ur n an0neI
%heRe All % RSSe to en and other
remainder OF the book is dev sg,nR. Inc Inc
Odes and Responses, and the o oaaa 70 Ine
ing IN music Of the Temple Of Hon SV GoSSd
Temperance OFganizations M anu also
music 10 easy and win be readiiv Iaa u sle
put there are several pieces sT;;tnSS,
BooS S0 as he spo 1T f9sns 70 s. such
16-tf
Price IS cts. $500 per doz.
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GETTING CLOSE FIGURES. A
newsboy with three or four morning
papers under his arm, called into a
Woodward avenue jewelry store re-
Gently and inquired:
"Kin you tell me the price of a
woman's gold watch-one O. them
kind as winds up by twistin' the
knob?"
You mean a stem-winder," ans
wered the clerk: "you can get a
pretty good one for about sixty dol
lars.m
"Jist sixty"
Yes"
And how much for diamond pin
--one most as big as "a bean 90
Well, about three hundreds dol
lars.n
"Three hundredll take it, will
they2"
Yes.
/" Thanks" said the boy as he back.
ed out. He sat down with his back
to the wall, figured with pencil on
the margin Of one of his papers, and
presently soliloquized:
"Three hundred for the pin, and
sixty more for the watch-that's three.
hundred and sixty. Them's nv San.
ia Claus present for nav and paw,
and I've got eighty-one cents on hand
and two weeks more to work in
Yere's your mornin' papers ~
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CHEAP COLUMN.

words, name and address.
one week. 20 cts: three weeks. SO cts.
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Immigrants and Orange Growers
ATTENTION.

% Why My wait ten years for sweet seedlines
Grove Vea and Tn pnr you can get. at my Wild
varieties 6udded, and healthy sonT sto "9sV
from one half to four inches in diamefer::
rootS warranted good. Buds darl @rea,,
ana and healthy grown on high land. ( few
n an ;I 1rees VIII bear in year. Choice buds
ON ON iar1a 20 St an inch and half in diameter
different sizes Of stocks, from an oi ineb 2? IN
diameter up, so cents to 81 80. Also som No
large lemon trees ready to bear, Cali and
1stf a. fsa aIE1T H1E,
N"N~E" F1oridn.
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Democratic Convention.

In behalf of the Executive Committee
OF the Conservative Democratic party of
Volusia county, the undersigned has the
honor Of designating Tuesday the 8th day
OF October, proximo. for q Convention to
convene at Enterprise Court House at 10
o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of placing i'm
nomination candidates for the election
next ensuing, to-wit: One member of as
sembly, and one senator, for election to
serve two years term respectively: and
for the transaction of such other business
as may. come before the convention.
The basis of representation will be as
heretofore, viz: One delegate for each 100
twenty democratic voters, or fractional
part thereof over ten, as polled at the last
general election in each election district
as the county Is now subdivided. All
questions of representation arising undcr
the election law Of 1877. will be adjusted
by the convention on report of the COM
mittee on credentials.
Dated Sept End, 1873.
Official
C.. S. ANDERSON,
+. j. LaPENOTIERE, Chairman,
Secretary.
In view of the recent changes in the law
dividing the election precints, it is pro-
posed that each district form q committee
for the purpose of ascertaining the number
OF voters therin, and thereby fix the num-
Der OF delegates. T. j. LaPENOFIERE,
Secretary.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the
N =, last will and testament of William S.
ted to probate by the County Judge of Vo-
Iusla county. and that the undersigned
has duly qualified as executrix of said will.
All persons having demands against the
estate of said William s. Fleminp Will
present them, with the vouchers thereof
to Charles B. Bucknor at Enterprise. in
sad SAD; county, or to Messrs. Fleming and
n rsa,isai az Jacksonyllle; within the time
mediate payment. "Ne LII
Dated Sept. 2. 1873. -'i 20 o.
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RANTA & HUFFMAN,
Carpenters 8 Builders.

Plans and Specifications Furnished.
Having had many years experience ia
Church Architecture and Public Buildings.
we are prepared to execute any plans or
specifications that may be required.
J. ]. BAETA, }
J. A. HUFFMAN. mr14tt DeLand. Fla.
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Times are hardland that is the
reason we have reduced the price of
the paper.
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Florida.
fRepIcAL,EaIllIs....

All orders for Tropical Fruit Plants. left
at Capt. Jordan's store, DeI-and, viii be
promptly filled by the undersigned. at very
reasonable prices.
J. BENZ THOMPSON,
II % 10 Jacksonville, Fla.
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This is your o,ora paper, stick to it
and make it success.
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pIAN0 Beautiful Concert Grand Pianos,
llVlkUcOst Sixteen Hundred Dnllars on

piano Beautiful Concert Grand Pianos,
ll1ltUcost Sixteen Hundred Dollars, on
ly -Four Hundred and twenty-five Dollars.
superb Grand Square Pianos. cost Eleven
Hundred Dollars, only Two Hundred and
twenty-five Dollars. Elegant Upright
Pianos cost Eight Hundred Dollars, ONLY
One Hundred and Fifty-fve Dollars. New
SStyIe Upright ramos, One Hundred and
Twelve Dollars and Fifty cents.
oS 0rganS T. gh sto5s
Dollars and Fifty cents. Church Dreams
IL stops, cost Three Hundred and Ninety
Dollars only One Hundred and Fifteen
Dollars. Elegant 99 Three Hundred and sew
One Hundred and Five Dollars.
Ire Tremendous sacrifice to close out present
to be erected. Newspaper with mncb I'm in
formation about cost of Pianos and Organs
sent free. Please address DANIET r
DA4a L V"snInsuon, N. j. 1S-tf
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Leave Savannah daily at 4Mnp,
Arrive at Jesup daily at M
Arrive at Thomasville daily at ...-5aOa HI
Arrive at cambridge daily at 8 ion M
Arrive Albany daily at..- q so a nj
Arrivea t d Laye pax daily at --.--3 30 III
Affive at jacksonville daily at 6 col M
sl4eave tallahassee daily at. 6 90 mi
Leave Jacksonville daily at. .-3ED M
Leave L,ye OAK daily at...--....-94O III
Leave Albany daily at......9 70 n r.,
Leave Bainbridge. daily at. 3 IS D ~
Leave IhOmasville daily at ...7OODm
Leave JeSup daily at. 45aDl
Arrive at Savannah daily at ....840a I'M
NO change of cars between Savannah and
Jacksonville and Savannah and ALBANY.
Sleeping cars run through to and fTom
Savannah and Albany.
Passengers from Savannah for Felnan
dina, Gainesville and Cedar Keys take this
train.
Passengers leaving Macon at z 30 \ M
| daily except Sunday, connect at .Jeslu
| with this train for Florida.
| Passengers from Florida by this train
| connect at Jesup with train arriving in
Macon at 0 III III, daily except Sunday.
wick and Darien take this train, ARRIVING
| at Brunswick IS m.
Passengers from Brunswick arrive at
Savannah 40 am,
No change Of cars between Montgomery
Pullman Palace sleeping cars rus
Inrough 10 ana from Savannah and jack
sonyIlie; also. through sIeepers between
MONTGOMERY, Ala. and Jackson Vile Fla ia"
Connect at Albany with passen ger trains
both ways on Southwestern Railroad fS
and from Macon, Eufaula MOntgonierV'
Mobile. New Orleans, etc. ~
Mail steamer leaves Bainbridge for Ana
iachicola every Monday at 6 90 4 M.
@ close connection at Jacksonville daily.
Sundays excepted, for Green Cove SpT;naos'
St A NJ PaIatka Enterprise DeLand
Trains on b. and A. Il. r.. Teova innc-
ton going west, Monday, Wednesday. and
Friday at II IA q m, and for BrunSwicI,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 4:40pn1
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-09-11
Atlantic and Gulf Railroad.
General Superintendent Office.
Atlantic d Gulf Railroad.
SAVANNAH, Nav 5th. 1873.

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY. Nav
" 5th, Passenger Train on this road viii
run as follows:
NIGHT EXPRESS