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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
Man or Woman?

- hlteltii Review
Ono Of the most remarkable historical
mysteries on record riyaliing that OF the
identity Of the man in the iron mask, i that
Of the sex " the Cheyalier d Eon. who was
French Envoy TO England in 1861. lie
acted rs private agent 10 Louis Nv, and
lived in London for fourteen years. He
was handsome man, OF rather ei-
Terminate appearance; and was noticed
to be very shy OF the ladies. and to
avoid general society. While be was there
the story got about that he was woman,
ana the scandal thus aroused caused King
Louis TO recall his ambassador and order
him 10 sssume his proper dress, that OF q
woman. This she did. and was always
aiterward knewn rs Nine. d'Eon. A life
Of this remarkable parsonage stated that
she assumed the dress OF n youth in order
20 secure higher educational opportuni-
ties. and thus entered the College
Mszsrin at Paris. and afterwards be-
came doctor Of laws. was the author
OF several learned volumes, and was in
troduced by Prince de Cont 70 the
King. Ii was said that the King knew the
secret OF her sex; but for her remarkable
talents selected her to undertake a secret
mission 10 Russia. which was 20 we'll per-
formed that she was afterward sent 10 Lon
don. During the French revolution Nine.
DION again went to England, where she
died in 1910. After her death it was a.
serted that the character Of woman was a
disguise, and that Nine. d'Eon was q
man, after all. But the facts in the ease
are not regarded a. proven either WY.
This curious parsonage, 1t might be re-
marked. never contracted a marriage in the
character Of either sex.
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Taken for "a Eurgiar.

John T'lford, wcll-to-do farmer re-
siding at OAK Neck. l.. L., while returning
from Glen Cove Tuesday night during the
storm miStook the house OF neiphb)r,
Thomas llaydock, for his own, aud
attempted to enter BY rear door.
The family hid retired, but Mr. Hay
dock was awakened by the noise. and,
Selling loaded cauc, rushed down stairs 10
the door, opened It, aud Immediately began
20 beat Mr. T.lford, supporting him to be-
burglar. He Knocked mm down. and hit
him several blows on the body before he
discovered that the man was his neighb)r.
Mr.. Tiliord was taken into the house and a
physician sent for. who said three OF h.s
ribs were broken, and that the injuries
were very serious. Since the recent out
RACES in Oyster Bay farmers have taken
extra precautions against the attacks OF in
truders, and keep weapons in readiness 10
repel them.
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WHAr WIGHT HIVE BEAN.
CCToFP From ms FORTUNE.
4 YouulIEnglishnian Who was Disyrl csd for
Marrying an Actress.

4 lOuUliEnglIshniln Who was DisZrI ced for
Marrying an ActrcV.
\ Taunton (M1ss.) telegram elys: In
1870 there came - this civ a man who
called himself Frank Charters Brown AMI
who has ~lncs lived here, lie had great IN
tellcctuil ability, but ill-iortunc seemed 10
follow him. and when he died this morn
ing The people were not surprised The
mystery which always seemed ~ sur
round him has been penetrated st
lasi through the papers which wsie
let, entrusted to Depuiy-Sherif Thomas
.. Falvcy. from which the follow
ing interesting particulars were gath
cred: lie was The youngest chid " the
ate George Robertson. E>q., oi Edinburgh,
Keeper OF the Records Of Scotland. aud
ncphew 81 the late General Sir G. ,orgc
Brown. Educated At Rugby, though IN
tended for the ministry hc entered the
army ~ commissioned officer in the
Thirteenth light dragons in lStS. After
serving two and hill years ne was trans
ferred to the Life Guards, where n ~.
NAMED till 1853. In 1874 he was married
privately to an English actress. for which
his allowance was taken from him, but
il was afterward returned 10 him on
condition Of his selling ont and coming -
America. Since that time September.
is5j.J he never saw any ~ his family. In
1903 his vile md daughter died in Paris.
after having travelled nearly all over the
world. Then ne drifted back II Engllnd.
He was sent by the Liberal plr,y 10
Taunton, England. to run q small paper
during the gen raj election, aud he says: " |
was the direct means OF Henry james, Esq,
q. c., now the famous Sir Henry james,
Gadstone's AuOrncy- Gcneral,) getting
into Parliament service, which he has more
than once substantially acklo Sledgpd.'
He came to this country again in August,
1863: worked awhile for j. {. Aver, Of
Lowell: aitcrward accompanied Jay Cookies
party IT the opening 81 the Lake superior
and Mississippi railroad a' the representa-
tive Of the New York Times, aud finally
driftcd to Boston. destitute. He walked
from there to this city because il bore the
same name ~ the place in England Thero
hc did 50 we'll. and here hr married again.
The story Of his wauderilgs closes thus:
81, /. was disgrace that | married
good and yirtuou, lady when might have
done otherwise, then am guilty. II pow
criy i, disgrace. then am doubly dis
graced. Ii loving snd cherishing my Sc
cond wifc-pOor. innocent. kind hearted,
loving gir, as she Isl, another disgrace.
once more plead guilty"
Mr.. Faycy has explicit Instructions %
open negotiations with the trustees 81 the
property in England, that justice nag b.
done the widow. il being well known TO
TalVCy that there is property for Incoming.
Indeed, through his cndcayOrs Blown or
Robertson has been allowed H week for
some time k2st.
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the $40 would cover q whole years ex-
ptrsts for two persons In car-fare. amnse-
ments, lunches In New York, etc.
"Oh." said Mrs. r. eagerly, "but we
don't have any such expenses. II Is very
seldom that either my husband or myself
has occasion TO take sfreet-csr. Iwaik 70
market and back; II IL not very far, and
Edward always walks 10 and from MS
place Of business. Ills daily expenses are
lust ccpts---i cent for crossing the bridge
In the morning and cent for coming back
at night"
But II Is two and half miles from
your house TO the BRIDGE" exclaimed tue
newspaper-man.
"That IL nothing" interpreted Edward.
81 walk It twice day, rain or shine, anu
enioyit. II Is
THE ONLY PHYSICAL EXERCISE
that | have. II Is but short distance
from the New York end OF the bridge 10
The store. which is in the drv-goods district.
AZ you know. take my lunch with me-"
"Don't you ever go TO places OF aniuse'
ment!r
"Oncc I'm a great while my wife and |
srend money for such things, but not very
often, We cannot aford 1t, and we botn
Di0 ifluCu tub Aht hh'h'F op,'''
into books and stay Of home and read. BY
the way. there ~ little item that we LEI.
cot OF our calculation. We pay 80 cents
month for the privilege Of drawing books
from a circulating library. That takes ~
out Of the S53 that was not accounted for.
Fortunately for my wife. she has a great
many aequaintances In Brooklyn, and che
has all Of the social recreation that she
has time 70 take. She and I both agree.
however, thai 1t Is our duty TO save
at least as much M We do. A young
man with \ small salary and q family
on his hands runs great risk In spending
all that he earns. Suppose he should have
long fit Of sickness. What plight his
family would be IN! They would in short
tine LecOme subjects for the charity OF the
ncighbors. None OF that for me, IL YOU
please. would rather deny myself unne-
cessary comforts, and have the conscious
ness that, IL anything should happen to me,
my wife and child would have little some.
thing 20 fall back upon"
"Do your employers allow you vacation
each yen ?"
"NO. In such large houses as the one
am with there are too many clerks TO make
the vacation plan feasible. Only the heads
OF departments are granted leaves OF alb
sence with pay. IL ! should want 10 90
away for week this summer, l might pos
sibly get permission to 20, as business Is
rather dull, but | would lose my weeks
lay.'
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FIRE AT TIE Capitol.
what si'sh' Have Happenedir the Fire had
Occurred In Any Other Than n FIR, .Proor

shom
Room.
Washington s,ar.t
Inc Ponce NJ The Capitol, who had been
on duty curing The night. were seated in
the guatofoonl, on The basement floor. en-
gaged w cnatly conversation this MORN
ing. A little before q o'cIoct the wutch-
man, who had been shifting the air for few
seconds, said ''' IVA =" '''
boys. smell a smoke. The Capitol Il
on fire." Oi'''O'
The resi- Then noticed the smell az burn.
ing pam. snd paper, and they all started
up TO search for the fire. In the corridor
the smell was very strong, and becoming
more pungtnt every Moment. but there
was no smoke 10 be seen. The doors OF all
the rooms were locked, and there was no.
thing to guide them. ca they scattered
through the immense building. puttiny
their noses to each key-hole A. they passed
the rooms.
THE FIRE POUND.
Lieutenant Finks was fortunate enough
TO 90 at once 10 the clerks room, and after
smelling at the key-hole called 10 the rest
that he thought the fire was in there. The
door was double locked and barred. aud
they bad TO 20 outside and break through
the window. When they had gained access
TO the room the smell Of burnt paint was
almost sitting but still there was no smoke
visible aud no other sign Of n fire. Adjoin-
ing the clerks Office there il large double
bolted closet, in which the members az
counts for files and papers Of like kind
have been accumulating for the past twenty
years. One OF the men noticed that the
floor OF this closet was hot and il was burst
open.
THE FLAMES BXTISGUIsHED.
When the door opened a volume %
flames rolled out and filed thc room, 80 that
IL seemed IS il they would not be able to
control il. The inside Of the closet was
red-hot like a furnace, and the blaze was
rulling out Of the pile OF papers. There
were only five men IN the budding, but
with the aid OF fire-eXtinguishers they snc-
seeded IN putting the fire under control
after about half an hours hard work. The
papers Ia the closet were OF no particular
value, and the fire was kept within its
original confines. 50 that the damage i
very slight, the room having stone walls
and arch, with no woodwork except the
doors.
WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEHl.
Had not the closet had frc-prooi wall,
The entire building might have been en-
hauCcrcG. and the wstchncn say that II the
fire had occurred IN some Of the Rooms on
IN upper no)r-thc law library, for in
stauce-they probably would no. have been
able 70 discover il until It was way beyond
their control. There are only seven police
Ecn on that side Of the building, and not
more than five oi them are on duty at one
time. Should fire break ont on one o.
the top Goors IN one Of the rooms which
are kept locked the walls are 50 thick that
il might burn FOR hours without being dis
covered.
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The Gold Reserve,

Il'y telegraph 10 the Dispalch.l
WASHINGTON, August Elm order %
decrease In the gold reserve. which now
amounts to little over Sl17,O00,00O as
compared with Sll2, 100000 on the ist OF
MAY, il has been decided TO restrict the
further payment OF gold certificates from
the Treasury, and where possible 10 make
payments in other funds than gold or It's
immediate paper representative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
A STRANGE EPIDEMIC.
Miliions OF Perch and Other Fish Owing In
Lake MENDOZA.

Lake MENDOZA.
A Madison WIS., telegram says: The
mortality OF perch and other fish 10 Lake
Mendoza continues, aud scientific men from
various parts OF the country have been
called 10 Investigate the matter. Thus far
200 tons OF dead fish have been hauled away
from the shores OF the lake by the city au.
tborities. The smell In hot weather is SIM
ply horrible. The worst mortality prevails
when the lake is very still or gently stirred
By a south wind. On rough estimate
3.0c0,0 coo fish have died In the lake. and
their bodies have drifted 10 the shore.
Perch are the only fish dying whose death
csnnot be accounted for. Whitetish are
going to certain extent, but they die
every ycnr on account Of being driven
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a. ~ - - -
(,uEsApEAKE AND Ohio ~ xAt ae
I J WAY.-sCHEDULE IN EfFrci 49,
1881 LEAVE pIcHMoND 80
am , n Fo, yevport's News, Old Poins .y" n
CIV ne " for,. aud Norfolk. Daily exssp' s,s,y
day, Oaiy three iiours , M
miu,tes Richmond b NosI,ik. gx
,o,sxI NJ Fnr al stations aud Lexington, ~
i""" iouisyilie. and Cincinnati mar
o,, a, espt snna,y;;, accommodation tisi'
4'so r. az nycent Sunday. stops as all re~
.,sp.u Fo Unf Newport. News. old Point, and
-" Norfoik' Expire except sunaN.
s.aopM. l"r louisville and Cineinnat.; ogn.
meeting for all points " c .',
west. and southwest. fast exp ,'.,.,'
Sa,Iv. Does not stop for local D'i,-
ness. Pullman sleepl ng,s,,fss m,,on
mond 90 Cincinnati ana Ms-nns""
and f.hsr,otteSyilie to Loaisyl,h;
amp NJ Fnr xswnort's News anil oih rom,
CIV uunifed express with Pnllmtn ear-!
d,iIy except saturday. DOGS nor
son lei wecn Richmond aul NV
ports News. Noc0Dnection iof Nor-
,o.oop.m raE Ashland. XIV. Night express ey-
cent sunday. c. and q. s'eepins-e"
TO clifton Forge.
ARRIVE RICHMOND;
a.1d A. VI. From Ashland. KY, except suudsy.
1O;15 A. N. From Norfolk. Old Point. and New
port's News, except sunday; al
a.O5 T.. NJ From Louisville, Cincinnati ana All
local points. except sunday. -
6.9o T.. N. From, Sorfolk. except sunday. FROM
old Point aud Viewpoints Ne nsliy'
Pullman car except on sunday tf'ili'
a.2O T. A. Prom Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast express. daily. -
1OlOP. NJ. From Norfolk, Old Point, aud Ne"-
pori's News, daily except sunday.
sunday Excursion 10 Newport's News 2nh oiI
Point will leave Richmond : A. NJ, and arrive III
Rlchmon9 4. 80 Z. VI. returning.
Dcpot: seventeenth aud Broad streets.
Ticket Ofrces: 1000 Main street ana 'p~'i-
peake and ohio Railway depot -, ,,,-tfrp
General Passenger Agent.
C. W. SMITH. Gene Al Manager. hE'
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VRUsTEE'S SALE OF A FINE "a
BY Manning &. staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aueuoneer,
lIOIb Main street.

rVRVSTEF'S SALE OF 4 FARM IN
| TItF COUNTY OF PRINCE EDWARD. y
rs ylriua of n certain deed II trust a. tic undet-
signed. trustee. dated the Slh uty o. ir. IT
- Prom IN n r. Harriet aud william I. Il r.
rott. | shall s,il. being rem rel 80 ~ ~ bY ue
notch adcr default having been mad" IN Tue pay
menl OF the debt thereby secured On
MONDAY, August II. 1851,
o., 10 ,.cioct. d, sie city oil Richmond, Va, Tn
mont of the po-t-oflrc, All of the PROPERTY -
.crtl,cd I'm SAID deed, az follows: ct1t TAIN
TRACT OF LAND, sitnated I'm Prirc" tiw ~
cInutv Va. couttfninE by survey made bY W. IL
NV M. county surveyor. 100 AZ RFS. and -iti-
a.ed about one and quarter male, rom "se'h
Bay station. 800,
1FrMs: Enough IN cash 70 pay FOR oVecutin%
n. l. trt-t and IT, pay of and discharge noe NJ
500 with interest from Sth Of D'ce'nber, lH"5'
utu paid. and the balance. II any, on Such terms
b. thc sid r. +. ana ". T. barrett ~ dire't'
aud in case of thcir thldrc ~ give sufh uftr-"H'
then AS Tie trustee may direct. &C..
'''' VI. {. STAPLES. Trustee.
MANNrNG {. STABLES & co, Auctionecr'-
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An Exaggerated Report.

TOY WIeErdpII % rIlt fIihftttHsI
RALEIGH. N. c., August 6.--Tbe report
OF the accident telegrsphed from Charlotte
last night Is somewhat exaggerated. Con.
ductor Wynne. reported killed. only had
his ankle hurt, ard no damage was done
10 the road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
Noaqu CAROLINA ExPosgrION


RALEIGH. y. e., July 80. 1884.
Under authority at n resolution passed by the
Eoarl OF Allermcn 0f this city / a1 authIrin Il
b. of',f ihc uec of Moore Square. near the cSn-
tie ~ the ely, or some other suitable grounds,
without charge. for temporary hotel purpose dl-
ring tLe holding u The state Exposition at ka-
leigh. OCTOBTR lST-ZSru. lsS+. Any party ~
parties desiring erect and occupy such temporary
hotel should at once address. for further Informs
don, A. ". hCIHE FTkhs,
au -txs Chief Bureau Information.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
DEpa RTUgE OF STEAMERS
NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP A>fETS
~ COMPANY. -1<s


This company will dispatch one Of their spies va
stcamer4- I,TfYANDOTrE. ROANOKE. MhN-
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION. and RlthMpN-
IVFKY TUESDAY, FEtDAh, and SINDAl.
Enr honrS II sailing sce a iyerilsencnt Miyn.
steamers leave New York rtESD tlS, TUE
~. ,n,nLerl North river. foot OF Beach ,trcst
they have splendid saloons s'aie-r""in'' ana
bathrooms. ~ -, .,,,,toa,s ara
unsurpassed. -, ,,.,,,,.,,,,., ,,,o,is
and bcrthl, sIO; round-tup tickets - sscrrAs''
LIN sab.istcpce. 81: without Subsistence WI
Fteights for points bevoud New Nofh torM'rh.i
with dispa tch. and 70 charge mace cNc'I' '''"''
expcnses incurred. =, IN,
'Frricht received until 6 o'clock 7. VI. diliy
For further Information app'yt
GEORGE W. ALLEN Coz Agen't
,,o0 ofTirc rofnpany's wlurycs. Rocs"tS.
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PERSON az.

RICHMOND, July -. 1851.
I HEREBY APPOINT JOHN T.. AID
i ANS Ny AGENT TO CONDUCT THE GRO
Gerry BUSINESS. AT my 'stpie. 2sOi east
CLAY street To BUY AND SELL FOR CASH
ONLY. NV 26-2wI j. :. MOORE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ will apply to the CITY Of Richmond for the
Reissue Of FIVE PER CENT. BOND standing
In nv name. dated October .. 1850, No. 12G. and
due July L. 1914, for 500, said bond having been
stolen. q. ID. liAPPDiD.
RICHMOND, Nay z, 1854. my h-Ih3mE
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UNBERTAKHRs.

WILLIAM II. SUTHERLAND zga
w & SONS. FURNISHING UNDER
TAKERS. between seventh and Eighth. ia EAST
MAIN sTHkEt, have q inrge assortment OF
sIiR0UDs. WOOD and METALLIC CAsKETs,
CAsEs, aud CL0TF CAskETS- nc low prices.
10 day or night. ~ 4-lw&cow3n
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By Jas MscdouglIl, Auctioueer,
xo-lO Governor street.
Auction s.LEs-Future Days. :.

By George s. vashon son.
Real Estate Agents and Auciiouecrs'
No. Teuth street.
DRrCK DWELLING No. COS NOkIH
Is srCoND : Rect. BETWEEN LEtnh
AGDJACKsCN STREET. " lrH Lor 2tNaS1.Y
FEET. AND BRICK DMELLlN. NJ; I'd t1
mi CUtRITY STREET. WITH LOT SoH IL
vF'ET TO An ALLEY, FOR SALE At AZ
TioE IIy request of the owner. "A resident .,
mani city. who has determined to sell, we VIII
.ll by auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY, AUGUST s, 1881
NJ o'clo,k +. NJ. the PROPERTY AD.Vc ~.
scrihSi THIS property l. occupied ~ proulp,
paying tenants, aud yields a GOOD ih'er'' "'''"
TERNs Easy, A. win be announced NJ slm. J..
sale will commence on e+cnn1 str,st spssnn'nV'''
4" 70 ''"NN' AuctOueers.
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EOR BALTIMORE. rj-rTlai
POWUATAN LlNt.-DiRECT STEAMER.

Tntnfurthern1tcc tho .t,1mcr ALLIANCE Will
sail every SATURDAY - - VI. from PONllA-
TAN DOCK. az Twenty fourth and Dock siruaL,
direct for Baltimore.
through bills 4 lading signed and good. for
wardcd with dispatch b. points North and " 81.
Frcight received daily until . J.. VI.
For further informatiou apply To-
". -. NNiGiiK. Agent
ID. WFterC YE, Solici ding Agent. de y
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YER'S AGUE CURE
CONTAINS AN ANTfDOTF
FOR ALL MALARIAL DISORDERS

which. 50 far rs known, Is used In no other rem
edy. 10 contains no Quininc nor any mineral nor
deleterious substance whntcver, and consequently
produces no injurious effect upon the constitution.
but leaves the system rs healthy rs IL was before
the attack.
WE WARRANT AYERS AGUE CURE
to cure every ease Of Fever and Agnc. intermttrl-
or Chill Fever, Remittent Fever Dumb Aguc, iil-
ious Fever, and Liver Complaint, caused nv ms
aria In ease Of failure, after due tri Ia. dalrrs
are authorized by our circular dated July 1, lss2,
To REFUND THE MONEY.
DIR. j. G. AVER 6 Co,
LOWELL, MASS.
Sold by all druggiiis.
lmy i-rh2Gw
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nor NEW YoRK.-The Old : ~

EOR NEW YORk.-The Old Il .Tfs
Il Dominion Steamship Company . w. W.
rfornsed sailtugs for the week foilowihX ~, a.,
WYANOhf, CAPTAIN llCLrHEks' thipNi'
Anet4t sin. az O'Clock y. NJ - .
KOANNkE. Captain tolC NtN'NA' N"
rust 10Th. ~ . O'Clock \. ". ,rr-t.
Old DOMiNIOA. Captain Wal hEh' II -
nay August l. th, at 3 o'clock L. VI =, -,
Freight received until O'Clock T. v z
day. q O'Clock T.. VI. saturday, and 10 3ot'"eS =
NJ. Tuesday. ,,- e.
war,led with dispatch 20 an points "'faI sum-
cast and wet: also Ia foreign ports.
PASSENGER accommodations unsur 1ls'rL
Caiin fare a. New Nork 0hc'uling meals ana
letlhI $40: rouud-irip tickets. ST.. 80 fts'.
Nyifk subsistence. -; without ,uhsi -i'hcr' -.
passengers leaving Richmond hy me ,h".,,-
make and Chic railway ~ 80 \. W. ana -
l.. VI. Will make cOIncctlol a. Nohtpi:N VIZ,
steamer LEAVING MONDAYS, itE-p -. 4Ad
WTDNF~DhIS, ana Ut NEWPDRrr NEWS
with sfoamee loayiug every SNftNDNN Com
r,ction Will also ne made al huft ON rig mo
Richmond and petCFshurs railroad, le' lnE i.'cl-
inond at ll:2u \. Meyory Monday. Tuesday, oil
ue-day. and saturday.
For freight or yds-tre Apply % -
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 CO., cents.
auG Cum.auy'- Wharf. Rors, o.
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Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY n y 81, ANA every SUNDAY a. 3 a..
VI.
Freight flr Iuc-daye' and FRIDAYS steamers Pc
c,iy,dtUIi.3u =. VI; for sunday steamer ana
. +. VI. saturday. freight received daily Ga )
l.. VI.
FAR. So
tor further Information, apply %
y. rs. NCC ARRICk.
General southern Ag.uf. bnl"c RpcSatts.
M.P. CLYDE & CO,
no 30 ttcueral AZ .ufs.
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Nj re.klhf faNtit%'f tF>'A''
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
nm Train s,-N-w YORK ard Atlanta So wash
IL -. 49,, 49, No 52--W sshiDeton al AmTn -
voshfrgton and NV orleans. h'ctm-n "a
nsnvi,l. Returning, DahSbn ani Ai'lM MOI
'Tictrts . If 60 al points south. s"uihsa'a p
.o,,'h,,,.t ,n,i bag ~. cn ckcl a. rni- -.
n" '%,-'S' n. AtafilFR
Genera. Passenger A 40
sor HAS. Traffic Nlstr'r.
Al. EtNIs. General hlh.ia'f