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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-08
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y tr, mo-. - ami comfy " New York -~ummo~s-
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Josiah . Wand. Henry J. McDu,kn. Jcun'u Hur'lr.
Tfe.,r rvi n ,rrerrcr WI an, W IT,rov the Murray
i'm s'ns V-futrl fa.A Green Wrsht John D. Iut e.
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ilropos1Is.
IMPROVEMENT of Currituck Sound. y
L. s. ENGINEER 0FFIcE.
Nr.nUT.. a. ~ EgsF o.. 1874

4
L. = ENGINEER OFFICE.
NORFOlg, Va sent. E 1894.
elei proposals N tn2Rat vii he reoe yed IT ms
.Iale uht on ui &C ob~r l~Sf ana opened mmeu &c.
tuf < Quad. y. e.
he amount available 70 this work IS 900 The right -
e. an reserved ~peitCauonq Instructions
uti' ana ulfuFs T prupea ais can e htd N Application
s thf Once IT p' ais sI1ud be- uiOr-e the envelope
THUS ltop s4,s FOR dredging Curntuck sound" and
aDor-saed lo A. iNMAN, Calt lin OF Engneers T. : A
PROPOSALS FOR MINERAL OIL.
IEFrERsoNvIIrF DEPOT oF THE on tRTFgN AsTKR's
DflARINENT. JEiFFIsONNlLLE. lni-
rentembeT l. 1885.
~eafd uroposas in UGlicate, sub conditions,
" h" rec wed ~ tins o',e until O'Clock o. and the
9utr o the Depot Francisco. Cal until
ll standard SATURDAY. .Oth day OF
september. 1881 at which time and places they viii be
our Al TIE Of bidders Tor furushinc and 70
l nrt o 81 tOl lws Al the Jelor-pnrIe Depot. luii.
an mOlI gallons a the san Francisco Depot California
- Gallons. all 10 cases of two i've IN Ion each
nt or les mu.t commence ly October 18Th. an pc
peted Nv No nber lu h. lS-4 .uch quantities. ana
susl times rct ncfn those 4ate- Doe eel
The Government reserves the ht reject any all pre-
pO.as
Preference gwen % articles OF domestic production and
Wanuiac and Hch preference arIc Amor
lean production produced tie Pacific
cast 0 ne txict % the consumption required by the pub
10 ce there
Bank and fun information IN bidding. etc. will be fur
nsr u TINS Office and he Depot Quarter MASTER at
Francisco. a..
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DROpOSALs FOR C0FFEE.


No., y NY DtrtiIHkN,' l..-.-.,,,..
WAsgpa-os. D. O., sept 4 D., ..
r.'1.i sarea asS @es'1. ~ NY,
or one .an.rei la,aad i.oo.o pounds eoaee = 10
o.y, fra. ea.e o. contract -. ...,., .., -,..
The r.r must ,onim @" ihe N1[y s,n'f1 ang pas
CEN, w.. r itA,ld ~ @ amount each delivery uat-
ug ' '-'i g W g., r,,ro..,r - pr,ri.i,r. and
got ting % hr ioos VI Navy ar i'I 'Py'ie g a.' :
'. ol'' ''" d. 'N'' '''
Fl. Ell oit a. indicated by me h.an.. ...-..,
IAr DEPARTING tt-nLy,s i I,t. u. I,5o,1 '' pr
Ppvma.ter qensraf 4 4 = = Navy
DROTOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.
W,.i mos. y y. Aug ~ lsSt}
at',rc on aui rc spec acarius md n-fru -5l. tobd
.e. l,t,c toc.rl upon de- baLa forms our. shed nom
o"g o.p. WI ne D., en-, .s ' ub5
% ri., a. d. Ie nil.i, nr.n.d f,r nrn snnp fhc follow
~ ,,., . o. sarpI, .0c1 ou Mite, su,h nuns
nr o 'e' OF ii. AI.,aa may require W. Lon and tee
r'.a.r leather lr.st ,- lumber. forie~ Tue. sta lou
to.,'s s' paris u.c-c.f
- pre,ucr "a" De- riy To- 'Iie, o. , 5"'T,, r' , Nc.
r''.'
r,m. containing ,r.'ru. ors 90 bidders copy .of GU.
at,c.s,. ,at nsrE tr. o0 proposal. au' -rl. alton.
..ao Sa ''-'' d. o. '.'''
49,, ,.' 80 'i-'''0 ''l'''''
Lieutenant. e. o..r. o. ordnance Commanding.
PROPOSALS FOR lNFkON EhtN =
=. ify.i'(,, ~, nos. &ivroi.I. =.
rr.,,r, r >A ',,,,i H,t, ,,1 ,.i .r.-xs
A-I.'.i''t D. g.. aug . 1899 ,
SEALED PROPOSALS poo dnp. at' t'r tc 'o. '"Hs pm
move ell rufs 20 tle g. taVI Training station. uac.a
.ariur I-aHt Ncwror d. L. v nr rsc'lf.i a me hutAu
d.. .uul putui Er,rufIc Navy DO pIrImr't waning
fnr D. until = m i.r 4U..OtY oi ~ctr' Der, l-@4 WIS
Water supply .,r -AIr uuI..nr. and u1uet, including
reservoir. q. pine t0 bottle. hlus. .'t ran ioH-p-
-i,lu.uratIur .lraiaiu, jog new ailf uai including
-f II
rIrtr erce'f boiler.
3 ,p a 81 o. bo of "a. t1hc tyne WITH tou!4d-
tons -rtuuc nXfurr-. &C., complete ready i' start ii''
About oUu uucai feet IO nch N'1h,d Sat ei''e9
srwtf pc Inca ert VI 4Ouch cast ION pipe htn
inch tf.rE.
ami information ot,u.l q, o.c, o. ttl i-hFurei casters
ISLAND Newport. D.. d. n tFy ray Nt - al New
ors and Boston .,.
Proposals 'or steam ing apa AIS ana "o'l 9
panied Dr genera pau urttcu H4a"ii' @u l' aN'
complete specifications -,,, ,,., ,o .....r,,
tlccr. Lighting allei proposals " ~ a.'' Uo
duplicate. 10 bee opened si sam tne ad ace 10! +...ns
the tAOIOu tares houses and vessels al TIE training "a
tor. .. D., ,,..,., ,,o,-
be- seer Information obtained at olce OF civil engineer Of
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Rooms ano flats 90 Get.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
y YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE tECtIN ED AT n !.
UPTOWN OFFICES 40 l,-S broadway. corner IhuV
trstst uutil o. m and sos -uty thir-. corner
Eighth ave No i5} You thIys- FOurtecnth-"t.
ECO Ihiru-ave FOrtv--eveuthst; Nos 1907 Third
ave. >.Xo,Ast and al TIE HARLEM 0FrlO l. = eO
Thru ave. one hundIe land.tW eLty fthst ~ =
{ s.tn a regular Office rates.
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Che Curt.
GtCurslor5.

4 -STARINS
"A. GLEN ISLAND
GLiN ISLAND.
GLEN ISLAND
AMERICAS DAY SUMMER RESORT
TWO GRAND CONCEET- DAILY
Superior Dinners q Ia carte. Rhode Island flanbaka
KLEIN DEUTSCHLAND
Boating hath ng Fishing. Billiards. bowling. SC.
STEAMERS LEAVE DALI
Per 4 y. IT,. foot Di tortl4udi-st.
Sis - 10 -. illJa NJ. 800. a., -:t.. $40 p. IN
JEWELS Wharf. BrDIhlvu. ID minutes i1feL
3hi--i. last River 80 minutes .IteI.
Returning Glen Island uli landing ~ 3}i a.
AMI lier l. ". r. 1913 - - o. i.i. Tor Pier
il only 800 for 33dst only 500 CAS-, 49, aud 20 b.
tor al landings.
80 LLNIo. EAtILSIIN Il' hEI~ ~ tEN -
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Countrn Droatr y for Sale anN @ Cc..

Countrn Dro9tr for Sale an0 @ fc..
ALI. COUNTRY PROPERTY ORR SPE-
"A CIALIY-Farns. Residences. etc. every where Lists
free. PHILLIPS & Ills IuDun. EuI4IuS
EOR SAIE.-At Richmond HILL l.. J.. -
minutes from Hunters brooklyn, variety Of
u,w AID eoglnt dwellings Iepee with every conyenence
"a superb lulug situation uIslirpas -cd Tor health
fuucss scenery aud convenience OF access Apply
TO j. W FIELDER, 40. - LDertF-~t, or 10
GEORGE L. FON LER, Richmond Hin
NEAR SUMMIT. y. IA country seat and
y lG acres pleasantly located for sale low has shade
num- ~ - L. G. POTTER, summit y. J.
ORANGE. y. J.-Nicinity speciality. Real
estate every variety FOR sale and rent Also sale AZ sum
mil and Madison \ j. EDWARD T. HAMI JTON q co..
no. 2Pine-st. =. y.
ORANGE. y. J.-(Yicinty of all depOts. y
" Reai estate - every vare y for SALE or rent
=. j. CONpII oppo-Ite br X Church station
CRAWFORD. CONN.-The residence of the
y late Henry Shedding. Price Y2GOl0.
SHIELDING & HAL~IED 80 W all-st., y. !.
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APARTMENTS To LII N Tai
ABSOLUTELY TiREPIOOR
CENTRAL PARK BUILDINGS,
fronting Central Park. on -oth-st.
between 9th and eth ayes
Highest ground the only block from shave
elevated RAJ road station
APARTMENTS FOR FAMILIES FROM 5000 Up
WARDS.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS AND STUDIOS $500 10
1910.
Apply 10 LEsPINtSSE & FRIEDMAN, Q Pine-st, or @
". CIIIToS, 7upt, 5Htl-st ami 7thavo.
4 SUPERB apartment 10 let IN the Lispcnard,
~ SGthst MaiiHonave erht light large airy rooms
beautifully decorated rent sl,40O per Apply On Tie
Trruisee
DACHELOR APARTMENTS beautifully fur
Id nshed southern exposure. also handsome IArs-
aud e1fns desrane for ply hlcA@h Vi
dentist. 3. West lUth-st Rcflences
FURNISHED ROOMS, without board, at 81
Il West 31thst
THE MADISON, % Madison-ave.
Apartments suite and single furnished AMI uHlur
niAhed restaurant IA house
UNPUBLISHED FLATS TO LET.
" 40 West 57ust, IN the s0noY % " est e9asts IN
Rockand 2O7 West 5oth-st, IN WINFIELD SEQ JANlIOiS
1.l WEST -ST.-Furnished, two front
= = rooms SECOND story dsairAbls convenient '"
Union League CIsA
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Misrelllneons

4" A ;'-Trunks removed 2jc.; Groves TX
n. press SO West l6th 76 West 36ih and 80 othaVe
DURCHASER.-A Young lady of refined taste
wishes 10 do purchasing for ouoftoWn parties sn)r
derscareiy aud promptly executed f9r siethcsA to1
and address address Tor one Err Tribune DA3'
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4 itn Dr. CT y j U1,cI

Houses furnished and untU-
W rf...H Ta'. T.uemcut, ami Lots either for So or
toilet Nor. re .or rer.forne. j. hpMAINt BROWN.
o. "a. 3.d--t.s ~. cs4cl aio~.way.
VNrANTFD.-Io rent i'm tins vicinity huI.d-
W mg .J<0u. or larger ..
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Gin l]ropertn 90 Get.


A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
UPiowN OFFICES, No, LIS Broadway, corner Thirty
Eighth ave- So iJ8 Fouih.ave. corner Fonrteenlhst,
ave- near >yiieSst and at the HARLEM OFFICE, 200
Third ave ehundredaudtwenty hitA-st up TO
MISERABLE FLATS AT Low RENTS.
'"iIsvemey = " PA " 59t.-s, ard 4th $50
"orl ans ~ an re- aid bath $50 $780, 81
22 = sons rooms and bath .....-.-.. 81 go
= L. SD j EDG4R LIZA : CRAFT I.5i4 Broadway.
HANDSOME new houses now ready for IN
IL specton no re- . t.t. e 9mrd o. ,o,t
70 % Ea.i c cl,st same So net
No 33 Fast i-thst, feet.
i-'''u-''' ~ GHAIIEs Buck CO. ATcs.isct'
HANDSOME PRIVATE sTAB 81; .-cs5ads
mons for horses an & q cair 51
no LET.-No. los West 12jth-St" Two
/ arart tnts 3 lights .legaru fre.cjed and Iapcred
Rent 500 per anuuu. Inquire WITHIN.
ITO LET.-The WaShingto". corner l22.d-st.
rari. a an nd4 r 80 eI sns rcra1y u.cd ~
t-aohc eevor trepr' q cc,, M i. y r. .H
blf can Laundry ZOO TO -@5l Ter annum 10 ia-
Ae' oil adults only JUST 'BiE5THEEs esq Broadway.
TO LET.--Small hou-e. hish ,stoop all IL inn d.
L rroyemert. so 2o9 W,r .'5t;t Inquire INN Of
rJVO LFT-The EiIebcu. southwest corner of
l-5th-st and Gth-sse. a. rance ~ oih-tNe EGG n.
,Ua~fIneut, steam 500 o. 500 per nun tor
permits, i ~l "i'' il'-4''' . ~ --
Two LET The highly desirable torr-story.
hrh-stoop brown stone houses 70 30 la'i 'iil'I .'
tween Med +. fth and No. 1914 Aa'i-n- ave
''''' 'P9HNDID Co>sTAE1E d CO., 5tbave and ieth-st
ITO LET.-Unflni-hed house No. III Last
II NELT.TI, 40. 53 dave
Two LET.-Fully furnished. with immediate
/ fosse.s H. the elegant modern lC1-e d West o-d@t
Apply ou premise. mi al 80 NatI'on-tye
no ITT.-The highly desirable dwell nc-
lorse. Nos q end .f Last Sitl ST.. between Madison
and -h avrs flursor, high -roop. br wls'' ApI4 10
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE q CO.. !. th-st- and it'r1ye
VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE HOUSES TO
LET "a all parts ~ tho city . ....
FOLSOM BROTHERS l25S broadway.
XYrA\TED-HouSrS 10 Jet. Furnished or
W urfurti-led $50 charge for entering al Isis FOL
SOM uI.. THEIRS. l-3~ Broadway.
S.~SA An opportunity TO rent one OF those
- l'N|s now and attractive ttrea-siorv and basement
Ourrn ann houses win I'd Improvements . tasi -0tl
sd location pleasant and arcnt.ln-. - 90.
j EDGAR LEANCHAFT. 1.544 broadway
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Occdr Cleaners.

NORDEAUN LINE.
ID New and direct line 20 the south of France
NTWY - = AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
CHATEAU YQUEM -...------" ednesday. sept "a
CHATEAU MAEGAiN luewj.-------. W frnesday, Oct >
CHATEAU LEONIiLE. saturday Oct %
From Prept ,sstores" Wal st Ferry Brooklyn
Travellers 10 France span ard taly Pyrenees. Pau
Nice. &C. time AMI expense by akng th- me
including so 10 500 Second apln @3o
storage 90 r. LE g3ULANGER. &C Beaver-st
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Eeal Q.siate Aaents.
bnslnrss Chances.

DOR SALE.-In one of the most healthiul
i and nourishlug cities IN q middle southern stat
leading NEW~PAPER ESlA BiI~ u Mi-N Ih.t ai7 ,,tl
iuerisruce for threefourts Of century tOnnrcf A'r
" m ~ large complete job Printing once am iuns
and eetall together with
everything connected with al Inc u'IfI-
mems Of this establishment T. and IN hne cnncton he
bnu occupied constructed Tor the puI
nose and viii rented sold as may be- desired AlutsS
F''' ~ NEW -pAPEK Box 672. New-l OK.
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PROPOSALS FOR POST OFFICE ENVE
L IGpT-

LCPE-
POSI- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WAsHINGION, II. g.. Aug. 20. 1884.
sealed proDcsals wi be received at this De- artment until
Monday, the ia day or -epfenb lhSt at y ock
f'r ufnisi once Envelopes, such quantities and
NJ they be ordered during the remainder
~ th fiscal ending June 30 1885. II the following
,afs viz.
Nos. to4 For official letters and returns
No.5 For returning dead letters
No. q. For, gsteretl packagea
NO. Z. Tag envelopes for registered packages.
No 3. For international money Ter advir-s.
kltna form ~ hit-, win and u spccif atoms.
vii DEE fi Sled upon application To the Third Assistant
Postmaster-0 cner4L " as ingtOn. j. e..
W. q. tRESTAM.
POSTUM = Q lo-a.
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DROPOSALS FOR MINERAL OH.
RUFUS rANTUN.
Assistant Quartermaster-Geuora L. 3 Army.
PROPOSALS FOR RIP RAP GRANITE.

ENGNFFR OFFICE. L = ABMY.}
NTWrOuu. r. l.. Aug -. 1874.
sealed proposals In duplicate be TINS Office
uutu ~ o'clock noon, MONDAY. the I'D
oi september which thew viii opened
p sencr oil bidders Tor extending the Breakwater
Stou ucfOn liarbor
The amount O. De expended for stone il abOnt 1000
Tue United states the right reject any all
proposals
Specifications blank proposals. and full information
the manner 81 bidding conditions To be observe ed ny bdder
ana terms OF contract pay ncnL vii be furnished
application 10 this Office
GEORGE ELLIOT.
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5ltualions i11dnte0- Alales.

COACHMAN-BY a young man, married, no
u with years best city references from lass
EMPLOYER Adiless - - ..
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WHITE STAR LTNE-MAURY ROUTE.
W UNLIEl sLArE- AND roy " MALL -TEAME rs

RTpUDITC Capt irwin TIursaay. sept A. 930A
CELTIC capt GIt4uri aIurlal sept 20 D. M
l-tfA SEEMED IT
AUEIA! capt Ptr.c. .Tuuftcsy, oct.
fDOM THE WullE STAt DOCK tJJ1 uF WEST
IH~T
RATES Saloon. $50 t-I and 500 Return tickets
favorable terms ~tcci.gt A. ioN RAGS Intermediate
sQrlf.c only -
BIO, uspr plans mud Other Information apply at tho
r.. J. C0KrI- Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-08

ADVERTlSEMENTS FOR The NEW
u YORK LInCNE " ILI-bL HECLINEn ArI he
UPTOWN OFFICES so l.-S Broadway. corner Thirty
Ers.t m and 3O> West Iweutg- tAulst. corucr
Eghtnlvc. 40 I5s tou tl4l'e. corner tOlrteonthst
$50 rliulavp F.rtv.gvcufhs Nos l.uu7 Tirr
near ~Nueth,t and a. me HARLEM orr e ., 90
Third one hand JiAAdtW cuty i4tAst, up %
: ~ resa ~ un-ce rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-08

MARKED OUT IN PLAIN FIGURES at loc
M a pair-lOO pairs Ladies Lasting Fixed
Button and Lace Shoes. We will run them Oh
gor 10 days only [mh20l R. kAuFAANN'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-08

EASTER Many and various are the forms
that have heen used for the observance OF
Easter, superstition always playing an ac-
tive part lis such observances, as 1t does IN
most formaIities: such as on Easter eve,
puttinr out all the fires in the churches and
kindling them anew from flint, blessing the
Easter wax, lighting the churches with what
were called Paschal tapers, lighting the
'.nallowed fire." watching the sepulchre
this is ceremony used in churches IN re-
membranes Of the soldiers watching tue
sepulchre Of Christ, etc.
The day before Easter day is, in some
parts. called ''holy Sunday" On the even
ing OF this day, in the middle districts OF
Ireland great preparations are made ior the
finishing Of Lent, Many fat hen and
dainty piece Of bacon is put IN the pot by
the cctter's wife ahout or O'Clock, and
woe be TO the person who should taste it be-
tore The cock crows. At y o'clock is heard
the c!apping of hands and Il joyous laugh,
mixed with an Irish phrase which signifies
cont with the Lent" All IS merrment for
) few hours when they retire. and rise about
4 o'clock to see the sun dance in homer of
the resurrection.
r there not more real happiness in the
faithfnl and uuquestioned observances ofold
customs, like unto the Easter CT Old, than III
the excitable and ottimes pern'cious mod
ern usaees? People learned the true Prlncl'
ple of happiness when the morn,us stars
first sang together at the plrta OF CIfis1, ana
the unvarnished principles ot truth can ne
subjected to no improvement. Athlhg may
not be good because it is old, but nearly all
the good things of life are oid.-'T. Lo"as
| Na0dziRe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-08
HORRORS OF HYDROPHOBIA.

Mrs. Emele B. McLane died Of hydropho-
miles from Dauville, Va, on Wednesday
night. She was about thirty years old and
was an accomplished woman, her musical
talents especially having been much admir-
cd. Two months ago the unfortunate lady
WAS bitten by IL dog, but remained ignorant
cf the fact that ;he dog was mad at the time.
| Ne symptom of hydropho6ia appeared until
, Tuesday morning at four o'clock, when she
was taken with commissions. The family
| physician when called in ascertalned that
| the commissions had continued from the
| time ni her attack, four hours previous, with
| short Intervals OF fifteen or twenty minutes
between each one. On opening the door
the draught of air seemed 10 throw the Ia
tient into u fresh conyulsion, III which sue
bark ed like 9 dog. As soon as this convul-
sion was over she became conscious, recog-
nized the doctor, spoke 10 him and offered
her hand TO be shaken. She then entreated
him in piteous tones to do something for her
relief, telling him she had hydrophob;a aud
must die unless relieved. Her flesh was icy
cold, with hardly any pulse. The doctor ask
ed irshe suffered any pain. She said size felt
as sho had u thousand devils in herstomach.
All this time she continued foaming at the
mouth, with mingled blood and froth, which
covered Der face and neck. When tho con-
yulsioag came OH the spasmodic contractions
Of the CLOTHS would be powerful Her face
and neck grew iivid and her eyes would
p.olrude like !; person in strangulallon. In
these commissions she would have to be
held down upon the floor. In the short in.
terva!s between the convulsioDs she would
also entTsat the doctor not TO tie her, promis-
ing no! TO bite or hurt any one. Having
been placed under the influence of anIs-
theiics she remained about three hours
quietly sleeping aud motionles*, except oc-
ca2ionaly spasmodic shudder would pass
over her body. She then aroused herself,
rosa from hcr bed. wen; 10 the parior organ
ami PLAYED seyera! airs. Then with . pen
she wrote uut The music ofau ai!, composing
i, - She wrote Presently she called to an
attendant TO bring her some food. She ate
il, bgt her stomach instantly rejected il,
and she Immediately fell into clonic COZ
vusions, wlick continued until she died. at
tam o'clock that night
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JAMES QUINTIN.
WASHINGTON, CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS
w R.R. co.
STOCKHOLDER;


We, Archer n. Martin and Henry d. Eooke'
.ss;sneas If the purchaser of all the railroad,
works, property and franchises Of the Washing
ton Cincinnati and St Louis kailroau Soln 81
at the commissioners sale of September -'Ih,
iss3. in the village of Harrisonburs. do hereby
,n,ica that in the conveyance of the same,
the created in noS aDd oSsrat si
1a;Irana ,rorts nroperty and franchises, and to
succeed to all the franchises rights and rFiyl.
Railroad Company, was designatsd Sna md, s'$sd E;1
The Washington CINCINNATI ana sI inc mcG,s .E ,hat
road Company, and we further give notiee en-, Gtl
U we have w fixed upon j. NJ of TEIDAi the & 1sth stn
Revere House in the village OF aarFIsGmGurs :.
county of Rockingham, and state OF set' eet;ng ot
the place, when and where the hrst meeting =;
the stockholders of the Washington, ClncinnaV
and St. Louis Railroad Company shall be helu'
ARCHER n. MARTIN, Purchasers
HENRY D. COOKE,
Ca D1-ow
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