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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-04-26
&. G. FAIRMAN.
AttOrRey-at.IaW. Jackson, Mississippi.

WILL PRACTICE IN THE SUPREME,
wv FEDERAL AND oTHER C0URTs, CoLLEcT
CLAIMS, attend 70 purchase Of SrATE on UKT-
TED SfATEs LANDS, HOMESTEAD EEFRIEs. Ere.
nD~0xFICE IN MUKs IRox FRoNT BUILD-
Ike, MAR CLARION 0RTIcE.
ian.e 62-daW.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-04-26

IN the Circuit Court of the United States
For the Southern District of Mississippi.
THOMAS WATSON On Cross Bill of Eu-
B. Fl. EvERs, EFT AL. gene = "oruoh Ct ais
IT BEING SHOWN TO TIE COURT THAT
i neither Byron II. Evers, Lor Matthew s.
Baldwin, nor Geo. F. Phillips, nor William
Marshall, nor Herbert Boggs nor ephen
Belknap, nor the British & Mississippi Land
Company, Defendants to said Cross Bill, are
inhabitants of, or reside in this State or this
District, but that the said parties reside and
have their postoffice address as follows: The
said Matthew S. Baldwin, at 1O LaSalle
Street, Chicago, the said Eyers, Marshall and
Phillips, al London, England, where they are
| doing business the firm of Phillips, Mar
shall & Co., and the said Boggs. Belknap. and
the British and Mississippi Land Company,
at Newark, New Jersey. 1t is therefore Or
dered, adjudged and decreed that each of said
absent defendants appear in said Court a
Jackson, Mississippi, and plead, answer or
demur to the Cross Bill of ugene G. Gordon,
! filed in this cause, on or before the
First Monday of May next,
and that this order shall be served on each OF
them if practicable, wherever found but if
said personal service b. net practical ole this
order shall be published To- six eonsecu'iv
weeks ct loaat once in each week, ia Tn
Weekly Clarion a newspaper printed and
published in the City of jackson. in said Dis
triet, and copies thereof mailed by the Clerk
OF this CourI, postage prepaid. 10 his or their
respective postoffice address above mentioned.
Ordered, adjndged and decreed, this 18th
February, A. b. 1882.
R. A. HILL judge.
true cepy from the minut 3,
Attest: JAS. NJ. MCKEE,
L. s. Clerk.
NUGENr s McWLLIE, Sol. for E, C. Cor
don, ct al.
mar.h22 lhJ-hw
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C0nSfahIe'S Sale of Land.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID by j. W. Patton, Justice of the Peace of
Kinds county, Mississippi, on judgment in
favor of R. A Robinson & Co., VS.. D. T. Har-
ringtcn, will, on
MONDAY, MAY lsr, 1882.
in front of the City Hall, lit being the court
housed in the City of J ackson, expose to sale
az public outcrv, fer cash, all the interest of
said defendant in the Z 4 of 81 of lot /, South
in the city of Jackson, Kinds county, Missis-
sippi, being the same upon which Mrs. J. s.
Harrington now resides.
ROBERT B. ISLER,
Constable District No. 3. Kinds
april T. 'S2-3t. County, Mississippi.
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NEpIcAL cENsoRs
Magistrates Blanks.

full assortment Of all Blanks required
"A By Justices Of the Peace, confirming e
the Code Of 1880 Address,
PoWER s BARKspALE, jackson. Miss.
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First Monday Of Nay. 1882;

ard that this Order shall be served on each of
said absent defendants, if practicable, wher-
ever found but if such personal service be
not practicable, this order shall be published
once week in TuE WEEKLY CLARION, a news
paper published in jackson, Mississippi, for
not less than SIX consecutive weeks, and a
copy Of this order sent by mail, postage pre-
paid to each Of said parties at their spective
post-offices aforesaid, at least six weeks be-
fore said frs, Monday.
Ordered, this February 18th, 1882.
Il. A. HILL, Judge
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest: JAS. NJ. MCKEE,
{. S. Clerk.
shelton s. SHELTON, Soils.
Inarch8, 'S2-6w.
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SPECIAL AND LEGAL.
THOMAS WArsoy
BTRox q. EvERs. IT Al.

NJ AL
BYRON II. EvERs, TT Al
In the United States Circuit Court for the
Southern District of Mississippi.
6oMPLAINANTs HAVING SHOWN TO
" the Court that neither George + Phillips
nor William Marshall members OF the firm of
Phillips, Marsh II s. Co, of London, England,
nor Herber, Boggs, nor Stephen Belknap, nor
the British / Mississippi Land Company, de-
PENDANTS in said cause, is an inhabitant of the
Southern District of Mississippi, or of the
said State, or demiciled in il, or TO be found
in said District or State; that said Phillips s.
Marshall are residents of London, in Eng
land, and these have their post Office; that
Herbert Boggs and Stephen Bei2nap, and
said British & Mississippi Land Company
have their residences, d0miciles and post
Office at Newark, in the State of New Jersey:
The CoURT THEREFORE ORDERED. That each
of said absent defendants appear in said
Court, at jackson, Mississippi, aud answer or
demur TO complaiuanss' bill, and amended
bill in said cause, on the
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JNO. N. SMYLIE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-11
IN MEmoRIAw,


Vet february 7, isss, cged' for ycara1
Though weeping eyes grow dim
At sign or thought or hm;
Though words are weak and vain
To stIll the a0hiug brain
While tolls the pnesins selli
Though now liz vacant place
Must miss his sunny inoe;
Though now no more, alasi
We hear his footstcp pass
We know that he Is well
What Ia there sweet to say
In this the evil daye
What thought il strong to think
While trembling from the brink
OF llfe's most cruel cupS
only, that over there
There comes no cark or care;
Only, that safe from harms
His everlasting arms
Lined our loved one upi
Weak words--n simple sense
of earthly lnpotencel
Vain slghs aud tears are vain
Weak storm ofwlnd and rain,
Against the heavenly gate
II beats with futile f1rcc;
Pale planets keep their course
Though winds Of winter blow
Their windlng.sheet OF snow
Around us, desolatel
Opiteous human need
o heavy hearts that bleed
Each, IN their Lowry place.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-11
DISTRICT COURTS,

Equity CounT--JUsTiUE Recommendations va.
Williams, Redheld W, Reddeld; appearance of nb-
sent defendants ordered. Ozment vs.. OEment, Mock.
abee vs., MOckRbee testimony ordered taken before
irving Williamson, examiner. shelton vs., Ware
Wo sltsl clerk ordered to cancel and surrender In
poclesi commission get testimony of nom
resident witnesses ordered. Thomas vs. Thomns
refe renee TO auditor ordered. Jones' vs. Crafty; pro
confesso against defendant Brent vs.. Brent; reler-
ence 10 auditor ordered Fullonton vs.. FullOntOni
testimony ordered taken before Irving Williamson,
examiner. Cornelius vs., DE Vaughn; pro C0nfessO
against certain defendants ordered Zug Bailey :
same. Austin VS. Austin pro confossO against de-
PENDANT ordered, LoOney VI. Quill conditional re-
straining order retrnRhle February n, ordered In
re Charlotte Thomas unatici referred 10 a. A.
Brooke examiner, to take proof. DObsOn va. Dun.
gan: petlt ion for leave TO make levy dismissed Ad.
Iourned till Monday iena, m, Assignment-Frstten
cases ON calendar.
CouRT IN GENERAL TERM--1mE CIuEF,JusTIcE,
JUSTICES HAGNEH AND JAMEs--NeW York Under
writer's Association luCien !. barnes; on trial
Grant vs.. FTeedmAu's Savings aud Trust COMPANY
JustiCe Wylie not sitting; ON motion OF Mr.. Totem
dismissed for want ofprOoE Adjourned III ten a. m.
Monday.
CmcUiT CounT- JCsrItE AIAoARrHuR.-In the
matter of the will Of Jared i. Elliott on trial Ma.
lional Metropolitan Bank vs. Matnhgly et all motion
IN arrest Uf Judgment, Hammond vs.. Miller: motion
for new trial. MuehcIsen vs.. SchlOitorhcCk udg-
ment by default Todd et al, vs. BevPridge, iudg-
ment con istspd no stipulation.
CRIMINAL COuuI--JUsIICE CON.-Walter peyton,
Alexander Dorsey Walter brown, aud Philln Handy
assault with Intent 10 kill Charles Gray, continued
uOm yesterday on trial,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-11
REAL ESTATE.

The Official transactions ns Recorded
Yesterday.
Mr.. ]. Il. Olmstead presents the following transac.
tons In real estate In the District Yesterday as re.
ported 10 him by the Recorder Of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
on street north, near the corner Of Thirteenth
street west, subos and go by Ia faet), square rs
Wagner Swavne at al. TO Noah H. Swayne 10000
on street north, corner of sixteenth street west
sublots So and 50 52 by % feet square 1884, Lydia A.
Tanner et vir. TO SARAH Emily Porter, Caroline,
Louisa ~, and Arabella Virginia Porter, $1,000,
ON Fifteenth street weli, corner OF street north,
original lots and llOs feet Z inches by dGpti(,
Montgomery, TO Washington Mclean, $4,000.
on Ninth street west, between = and . streets
north sublot Us 90 by 10 fee), square 8B5 Fanny
Beall 10 Henry Turner, 5000
on Fllth street west, between and streets north,
sublOt Is (2Q feet BY dopth), square $50 George a.
Bradley ct al. to William Herens, S6S7.
ON @ street north. between First and Third streets
west part OF lott "a feet 10 inches by no eet) square
65l, ID. II, Tracy TO Lia1le Cannon, nominal.
ON THIRD street west near the corner Of u street
south part lot o. feet inches by 100 feetl square
5Ts, Andrew Baldwin 10 tloTian FriutmRnn, 5000.
COUNTY
Paris II, Folsom 70 Meyiua Rogers, part Of lot ~
(conlaining 1000 feet Of Pleasant Plains, nominal
Eliza J. Murphy TO Washington Danenhower, lot
IS, block Of Todd x Browns subdivision OF Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains 1900
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-11

NEW YORK, Feb. iO.-ln the Court OF Common
Pleas yesterday Caroline sohwab recovered verdict
of 5000 against Lewis Rosenberg for breach of
promise to marry In the Superior Court to- day
William II. PophRm recovered verdict Of SIO6OO
against the Twenty-ihlrd Street Railroad Com
with n Sixth avenue car, aud the broken glass
penetrating Popham's eye, injured him severely
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-11

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. l0.--The test stakes for
two-year'olds, TO name at the post the evening
previous to the race $500 entrance, one half for.
felt closed with six nominatons-Ge Bowen
d Co., John 8. Clark, William Courell, b. G.
Thomas, j. X Watts, and Milton Young. The
stake brings together nothing but the cream OF
the two year olds Of the South aud West, aud will
be the event fits class IN the spring,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-11

Building permits were Issued yesterday to
Chauneey N. Dulton TO build one brick dwelling
on Massachusetts avenue, between Fourteenth and
fihecnth streets northwest $500; George II, Ar.
Wins 100 street northwest, repairs 500.
The special assessment division has completed
the revision ofalleys in square north of5lS,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-11
GERMAN Settlers.
5HT0w wIEITE DREAD
and beautiful Rolls and Biscuits will be guaranteed II

SfT0w wEELTE BREAD
and beautiful Rolls aud Biscuits viii be guaranteed II
you use
the celebrated Minnesota Patent Process Flour which
was awarded the First Premium over all other com
Petitors ut the National Fair In 1879 and at1n the
medal In 1851 and ISL The miiers claim that one
barrel of Ceres Will turn out forty lOavea bread
than ANY other -four in America. We would also
spectnlly mention the fact that Mrs T. p Anderson
OF this city received the First Premium az out last
October Fair for the handsomest Rolls and biscuits
on exhibition, and they were made OF Ceres Flour,
ready established that Ceres Is the best Minnesota
Patent Process Flour known 10 the trade. and we
doubt that II has It's equal In the world.
STERLlNGs ST: LOUIS FANCY,
ever offered TO the trade 1t Is unexceled by any other
Patent except Ceres. and viii please the mosi exac-
Ing housekeeper and satisfy the most fastidious
epicurc.
RELIANCE.
aspendid Minnesota Patent FlOur made by thecele-
brated Hungarian Process. II d Avery cheap and
beautiful Patent within the reach OF all clast and
weguarantoe will give satisfaction 10 every one who
GOLDEN HILL.
the old reliable standby and the Standard Family
called Patent hours. The nillers or manufacturers
Iheir min, aud nave ipirndncea me 50 celebgaied
only magnificent Family Flour, but u o FealIy q
bought for considerably less money than great many
tons as Golden Ill We defy competition 10 bring
forth any flour superior to Ceres, Sterling Minneoa
Reliance. or Golden Hill and we feel assured that
amy housekeeper who tries them once will never use
anything else; For sale by all GrOcers. Wholesale
Depot, corner First street and Indiana avenue.
WIN. NJ. GAIT a. 90.
Who are also the Sole Wholesale Agents for the
District OF Hackers Celebrated seifRaising Flour
and DuclgWnplt inn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-11
LITERARY NOTES.

Harper's Weekly for the 18th instant will contain
reproductions of etchings by C. II. Plat, H. Swain
Clifford, J. NJ. Falconer, aud r. s. Church; also
full-pagc engraving of the last named artists in
teresting water color painting now in the exhibit
ton or the Water-Color Society, and entitled
Temptation"
Mr. p Keenan, book and job printer, Richmond
Va, has issued II serviceable little pamphlet of
fly pages, giving facts and figures concerning the
the Virginia Legislature and principal State on
GERS, together with biographical sketches of the
members, which will be mailed to any address,
possIlqge pald ior twenty-five cents, Address tho
speak iav0raby OF the book.
Mrs John Lilies aesthetic novel, Prudence =" be-
gun in the February number of Rdyper's Ma0 l.ine,
has been received with no little favor. Among
people who do not know the extent Of the testhetio
class IN London the suspicion has arisen TINT some
OF the most amusing personages in prudence"
are direct personal portraitures If not individual
carlcatures; such, however, is not the case. Mrs.
Lille mas been dealing with large commonalty,
and her pen pictures are like the portraits OF
Cinnamon, each OF which viii fit equally the
whole nationality.
The " Home and Society" department of the
Century MdOGsine Will be devoted during the next
three or four months to a subject of first import
anoo to home llfe-the propGr construction of
houses with reference to protection against fire,
and the dangers to health arising from imperfect
drainage bad ventilation, and damp walls. The
articles Will be written by experts whose aim will
be 10 give practical hints 10 persons Intending 10
build, so that they will be able to examine lntsll
gently the plans of architects and the work OF
builders. In the March number viii appear the
first of the series, by George Martin Russ, on
House Foundations" in which attention Is also
given to remedies for damp walls and cellars.
The circulation of Hdrper's Young People has
attained extraordinary dimensions. Indeed, It's
success is wholly without precedent in its class OF
literature; but the vast fraternity OF the rising
generation VIII look 10 II every week for amuse.
mept and information will be interested in the
publishers proposition 10 distribute valuable book
prizes among their young readers. A comparl-
lively easy competition is intended For every ten
Knoxs fascinating books Of boys travel Is given,
or one of Collins three volumes of historical read
ing, 1.-The Story OF Liberty" "Old Times in the
Colonies" aud "The Boys Of TO" while the boy
or girl who. prooures the largest number of new
subscribers before the LIST of next April win be pre-
scented with n set of Harpers Household Edition of
Charles Dickens stories
Fifty EIGHT MILLION DOLLARS ~ the estimated
value Of fnger-rlngs Of this country actually worn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-11


A. NJ. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
t&8l-Chtcago Cincinnati aud st. Louis hlst express
sleeping cars to Cincinnati st. Louis. aud Chicago
5W-Baltimoro, ElcOit city, and Way stations.
-, bslmorS Annapolis, and Way. Piedmont
via liplay,) -
tI!tj-BaltimOre Express.
Philadelphia, New York. and Boston Express
Paror ears TO New York.
Hagcrgtown aud at Point Of Rocks for FrederieE
t@oo. Bnltimore liys,tsvillc, and Laurel Express
and Dorey's. on sunday stops at all stations.
,oc, ConnsGls for Annapols,
loOp-Baltlmoro Express. stops al Hyattsvllle ana
tOn-P ittsburg, Chicago. Cincinnati, aud ~. Iou.
, =, Express Parlor and sleeping cars.
i2'l0- Baltimore Elllcot city, Annapolis, and wsy
tl;25-On Sunday only for Baltimore and way.
tGls-Batlmore Express.
icoo- baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York Es.
&oS Bal.imors and Way stations. Cwinchcstes.
FreSS deIi G hsSerstown and Wy via Relay
hrcderlck, via Relny' Stops at Annapolis
tti0- Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
chester, and Way stations. tda86SdSy to PoiiS
tS:t5-Baltmore Express (AIartfnsburg and War.
soS wa Relay. stops at 9yaitsyllle and LaurelJ
tsoo- Baltimore and Way Way stations All ,iS"O'S
tSien,Pi,s6ufy, Cleveland aud Detroit ESp pros
t9s5-P6iiadeiphla,N New York and Boston Express.
s,,esepins cars % New York. Stops at Hyatis-
tGi7, Chicago, Cinc.nnati, Ald 81. LOUIS Express.
Sleepng cars to Cincinnati npd Chicago
snn DSsy' 'snndSy only o'hor trains daily erceps
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay sta,ioa
sRRS a. sf sa sS sSS
1851 Pennsylranie avenue corner ofFoureenth strees
and rec%cd 4, sy Te ST to checked
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-11

Many wonder how parkers Ginger Tonic can
perform such varied cures thinking II Amply
essence OF ginger, when In fact Il n made from
many valuable medicines which act benoaeialiy
on every diseased organ. SEQ other column.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-11
rINuE GREAT
4 PENNSYLyANLA ROUTE
TO THE NoRrH, WEST, AND SoUTTHwEsr
On, ,,>, DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL Rails
SPLENDID SCENERY ,MAaNIFrcENT EoUIF-


IN EFFECr JANUARY o. 1882
TRAINS hEAyE WASHINGTON from StatIop
49,. cor, corner sixth and d streets as follows;
For Pt,shnrg sndthe West, Chicago Limited Express
daily; Fnst Line, $50 daily with Sleeping cars
from Harrisburg 70 Cincinnati Western Express,
CDcinnsI Nal Fprs % Sn5 pSS Sr nss
BILTTMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
p m. daily, except Saturday, with Palace Cars 70
For wiiiNmsport Lock Haven, and Eimira, at 80
For Now York aHd the East, 500 M, 1910 a. u In
SS ahd HI F. M on srpgdey Eao go and lGIt
&0 a. m. daiy' eSeapt su1 0a Eu'n@n P"rlor Cara
For Brooklyn, n. Y, all through trains connecs
AL az Jersey CITY with BOATS of Brooklyn Annex.
double eEriage across New York city O''"S
For Philadelphia, 500 a. M. 1910 a. M. lso. $50 95e
anu w p m; on sunday. l;JO $40 g:5o and ls7e
E. m. Limited Express, $50 a. m. daily, except
For Baltimore $50, 500 $50, 1880 a. M. and 100. in
ad0 %io h ;a ~ and ies0 y m; on Sunday soG
For pope's Creek Line, $40 a. m. and $40 p daily.
For Xnnapoiis Gao a. IN. and 40 p M daily, cscop.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
MAY A Az 9,d ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For Alexandria, $50 79O 3d. Il:OO. and lies o. H..
d:o 1Oo go 500 ond lli3O 2. M; on Sunday, ~ 90.
For Richmond and the south and lies a. M daily
Trains leave Alexandria Tor Washington, Goo sos
sos and 1000 M, 1890 900. 500 7:OO and e2O D. IN
and 1900 midnight ON Sunday, ut sos, S5d aud 1000
Tickets and Information mt the Office northeast
corner OF Ihirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave
nue. and al the Station, where orders eau he len Er
the checking Of baggage TO destination nom hotels
ana residences.
!. H. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
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Police Court Notes.

ihree more Vass were sent 10 the government
iarn py Judge sheh command
The victims of the sneak thief last night were
numerous, but none Of them were heavy losers.
A number of snow cases were disposed of by
Judge Smell yesterday--usual fine oftwo dollars
Gaoroo Hunt spb,nitted to n Ino NJ er,v do,Ior.
vesterdev morning in the police Court IN a char
'S"'SIN"' ''n 80 '''N S''NN ~Ne'N vi " Shoi 80
oil selling poncy uckes'
The Lockwoods and the Sulliyans had the usual
weekly flight in the Division Yesterday, and Car
rie Lockwood was put under bonds to keep the
peace toward Jennie Sullivan yesterday
william MoPhersop. n colored sneak thief aged
fifteen went into the store of william M FLETCHER
and stole ten valentine. Win which he nttemntcd
to make AN abrupt departure. lint was stained
and will steal no more until he has reached
glorious manhood. unless he breaks loose from tho
Reform School. Mcpherson has taken mart An
Judge SHELLS comedies before for petit larceny.
Isoac HAWKINS n co,ored hoy ,voo ~, or,oa ,,,,,,,
aiso.io,,y, ooYs, =. ~, - sse n-''
-, c. n 49,, ,,o', ~
,,, 49, raas,., rive
uo,'''s VI so'.n '"y .lo'neI ias'u
, ''. 'ae w a. pospoo.s ioi solne
nne' VI, hnany oAo'Hiteu ~ Loioie' seven
Gays am a.pwihe 70 kd'l uer kiu. amt a-hren
no money away fur trlnes; no indeedy. Go long
A., ,,,.,,,,,a,. IA, ,oo ,,,o. ,,.,,,.,., r,-
'hi"' ''0S "uo" i"" o"''e was uis."rpeu nuns
day morning by the uproarious conduct OF an old
soldier, and Mr.. William II. Harrison who was sit
ting I'm tho office rose I'M md fired tho obnoviors
n,ora,, 80, ua,r,, n po,,a ~.
'c.e'a'i ou'' hchi5 A. he'ie!, ule soluier, sWore
out warrant OF assault against Mr. Harrison, and
the case was tried in the Police Court Yesterday
The testimony showed that no unnecessary Corce
bnd hoo,, o,,Hio,,od o,,d I,,d,,o ell $3.50.
"u ~" 1917: "nu 1uuse 9ne,i ui'isseu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-11

FIFTY EIGHT MILLION DOLLARS ~ the estimated
value of finger rings of this country actually worn
and still there are people mean enough to go hack
ing and coughing because they do not want to in
vest twenty-five cents for bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-11
- = - ''''''.' "'hlpeVi.
VlRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST

on and after SUNDAY, February H. 1892 trains
leave b. & y. Depot ~ follows;
1lO q. m.-New Orleans Mail daily Direct connec-
ton for the South and Southwest Daily TO points
west OF Charlottesville on @. Il q. Railway.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on 7lO train from Wash.
ington TO Atlanta, via Danvile. and from Lynch.
burg and Atlanta TO New orleans.
700 p m,-sonthern Express daily, for all points
on Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
Pullman sleeping Cars on G0Op. m. train from Wash
ingtOn to Charleston, y, q.
Passengers for Manassas Division will take 7:lO "a. m
train daily, except Sunday. For Warrenton, 7:l0
H.. IA, train daily.
For tickets and information call at Virginia Mid
land OniCc, Col Pennsylvania avenue.
N. MACDANIEL. Agent
NJ. SLAUGHTER, General WICKET Agent. ja0
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-11

M. w. GAIT, BRO. g. CO.,
display a choice assortment
Of Sterling silverware, pre-
pared especially for Wedding
Gifts, embracing all the new
est patterns and styles of fin
ish, and ranging in price from
the most inexpensive article
to table service, of any value
desired.
l1o7 Penna. ave.