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woman-is responsible for the act.

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THE Regatta Girl" which is to be pro-
duceG at Roster & Biars, is described as
a musical burletta in two acts, adapleu
by Clay N. Greene from comedy oy
J. Cheever Goodwin and Charles Brad
ley. In the cast VIII be found W1lllaH1
T. Terriss. Eddie Girard, Signor PERU
gini. Alexander Clarke. Jennie Yeamans,
Henry Lesni. Margaret MacDonatd,
blanche Sherwood. Attalie Claire, Ethei
Joyce Bell.
II could tel" said Clement Scott you
many things that studied in the jap
anese thea tres of Toxic and elsewhere
of Danjeiro, the Henry Irving Of Japan;
of the Observation-Disclosures curtains
they give to distinguished artists. instead
of bouquets: OF the audiences, VINO SIT.
in theatre from daylight to sunset and
eat three meals before they depart, ana
! am only sorry that the real Japanese
theatre, as well as the artists, canno.
be shown to New York and London anu
Paris.
AnentzToby CIaude,s hit in THE Belle
81 of New 4 orls,' - the washington POST says.
There seems to be some KIND OF I q TAI
5ity attached to her When We Are Mar
srieds song. Phyllis Rankin, Who first
ang51t, was divorced few weeks after
ward. Queenie Vassar, who was the sec
Eoad Fiji. had been married and divorced
twice Merri Osborne, the third FIJI, .Wao
divorced Just before she went to Lon
don to sing the role And then, queerly
enough. Toby Claude. the first .nnnzar r
actress to sing +the5part decided 70 mari. :!
4 the young man to whom In me bei.s
She discusses SO sweetly on the beautlU
of married life. Perhaps that is the rea-s
son She Is so successful with this soE9
rptrna Eyv. 4 ~ l,sn q Ylayer however 611S-s
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Fruhman,s production of twelve months


Maggie, Moore, of .struck Dir fame,
and her Australian Company are IN
Frisco, appearing in THE Silence of
Dean Maitland" and Mrs. Quinn's
Twins.
It is said that disaster to the Brit
ism arms means a week of empty houses
in the British metropolis. but directly
victory is announced they crowd the
theatre again.
Frohnan will not be Julia N1arlowe's
manager next season. His successor
Z is to be Mr. Dillingham;, and When
KnigEthood Was in Flow err. Will pc pros
duced next season.
They are rehearsing. in New York,
the ..Wire-W all1ers. which is to be
done in London this spring It is the
work of Hugh Morton and Gus Kerker,t
The authors of he$.Belle of New York
Victory sBa teman refused to play the
role of sSappho in St.sLouis last Week
do YOU think that the folks IN ttils
town who know me would believe that
my: prIyat e life was pure and good II Z
played such part?" she asked.
II am glad, said Ada sRehan. to get
back to work. as, after all, occupat1oon n
in ones chosen profession brings more more.
contentment. I am glad, also, because
toward the stage preserva ton. of hes
rare old comedies and dignified WORKS
of our best auth
Irving.s receipts all winter have. been.
Sin the nelghborhood OF s., coo q perform
ance,s and, as the company is by no N ea cans
a costly orgnniza tion,2 his personal ;ancone
has averaged 5000 a week. His banner e
season In America yielded 81, 600 pro ..
but this year he promises to close Win Wit
Eat3least 500, 600 In his inside pocket ina 9
& Is much better than the deficit he must
have had in London.
81 Nine. Rehan's failure to appear at the
Theatr Z. Ecoles. Paris, in her famous
zcharacteraof Nine. Sans Gene. was due
1T appears. to her discovery on opening
her trunks on her return to the capital
that all #of ner@ ma gnificent gowns had,
been ripped to shreds. The wardrobe.
thus ruined was wort b more than 20. COO
francs. The actresss believes tina IS q
member Of crown jealous.
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before Augustin DAILY set out to make
her famous Even Lillian Russell, whose
luck In speedy advancement was unparaL
5leIed, learned the rudiments Of her pro-
fessfon at Tony Pastors, and served hei
time in variety before she entered art
How many years did May Irwin work al
a small salary before she came into ths
stellar atmosphere? How long did Fran
els Wilson hope for preferment before
he became prosperous in .Erminie"? Sir
Henry Irving, who comes back to US next
week. now charges IS ticket. but whef
he started his salary was little more than
the amount he receives for single sea.
at the play, and the frost was stealing
into his long hair before fortune smiled
ON him On the other hand. Blanche
Bates arrived from California about this
time last year went into Days COM
pany. became talked of as the object OF
Miss Rehan's jealousy, left Days in
hurry, became leading lady of one OF tbs
Ghetto plays. and within twelve months
is the star of David Belascoss company
at the Hera.G Square. Mr.. Hacketts
leading woman Is a similarly speedy
young person. Few among the Crits-
RON audience had ever heard of her wien
the curtain rose en- Tuesday night, and
when II fell Bertha Gfaltand was we'll.
established in repu,ation.-tIillary Bel,
in New York Press.
Mr.. Grau is not an underpaisl man.
For this season OF about tour n:onths in
this country he gets salary Of SO. eco,
besides a benefit at the end OF the sea
son, when. by contract, all the artists
have to sing for nothing. which usually
produces about s15,0Ca or more. Then he
HES himself over to London and runs the
opera there for syndicate during
couple OF months or more For this ha
receives 1000 guineas. or some thing like
Sc. COO and also a benefit, which Will as
q rule, net him probably 5000.
Clara Ward, the forme- Princess Chi:
.yioiin1st. Tor whom she left her husband.
arc going to appear In London. their scoEzl-
pany including eight Ara bian erformers
and Hungarian orchestra which Riso
conducts. The performance tSs based u2SoEt
the incIdent.which gave the princess not0-
:srtsty when she left the Prince Chimay
In his Belgian castle and went away nth
;Rigo ss'ss
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SUICIDE in PORTSMOUTH.
Capt. Edwards Thinks the Piedmont
LumIcr Co. Bill Not Dangerous.

NORFOLK, VA, March 17.-Special-
John Lee Reynolds. of Portsmouth, for
uner member OF the Old Dominion Guard,
who served through the Spanish war in
that command, ds dead, at Portsmouth.
He took laudanu1n with suicidal intent.
Drink led to the act. He was about
twenty-eight years old and unmarried.
Captain Oscar Edwards. president of
the Virginia Pilots Association, said re-
RardinE the bill Incorporate ting the Pied
mont Lumber and Warehouse Company,
which, it is believed. aims at the aboli-
ton Of pilotage fees, that he did not
think the act amounts to much.4 He
said 1t discriminates DIN favor of one con-
cern, and it will probably be fought on
that ground. Opinion In the marine dis
drdct Is divided. some holding that the
measure wipes out the pilots monopoly.
The pilots have many friends here, and
action looking toward cutting down their
revenue is not generally approved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-18

ADJUSTMENTS THIS WEEiA.
Academy-Tuesday, Ada Rehan in The
You Like IT,
Bijol-High-class vaudeville all week
An exceptional attraction will be Offer
ed at the Academy of Music on Tues
day and Wednesday in Miss Ada Rehan
and strong company.
Nessrs. Klaw and Erlanger present
Miss Rehan in two of her best imper-
sonations, Lady Teasle' in Sheridan's
famous old comedy, 1.-The School for
Scandal. and .'Rosalind'' In Shakes
peare,s .As You Like IT.. The comoa-s
nv selected for Miss Rehan's support
embrace the following ladies and gen
tlemen:
Eugene Ornonde George Clark, White.
Hnnbury. w c. Jennings. Foster Lard.
err. George Warnock, n. S. Lewis. John.
Taylor, Mabel Roebuck, Louise Draper,
Margaret Oven. Marion Stuart, Virginia
Navarro. Catherine zeiser, Il. T. Russell.
Il. S. Pisgott, T.. Hadaway. Clement:
Hopkins.
Ada Rehan's career on the stage has
been marked by wonderful zeal and true
{ fidelity to dramatic art From her very
first appearance In a Shakespearean part
; at the Anch-,Street Theatre in Philadel-S
p!fia in Asa, she developed liking for
shakespeare. and all his characters for
which she was afterwards cast We're stu
died with sympathetic faithfnlness.
While employed as a stock actress in
her early career She played Ophelia, Cor
della Desd elrs,n. Celia. Olivia and Lady
Anne. in which She revealed the latent
talent that was to make her the leader
OF the American srtsge In lrsgh-classs
comedy roles. To adequately estimate
her versati, lily one has but 20 read The
played, which range from Rosasind to-
TEbuyInA, from Viola to Lady Gay
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! THE.GLlTTER OF THE. F00TL|GHTS. !
a.ssssSs NH

Spanker, from Oriana to Miss Hoyden,
and from Meg Nferrfies to Miranda
This reading will demonstrate that Miss
Rehan's work has displayed every posi-
bic contrast, alike of personality and
dramatic style no woman on the stage,
either in this time or the past, has had
her art SO severely tested as has Miss
Rehan. She is the very genius Of YER
satility.
SOUSA AND HIS BAND
There is no more welcome announce
ment Of the entire season than that Of
two popular concerts by Sousa's Band at
the Academy of Music on Saturday af-
ternoon and evening. The great com
poser and conductor has so many friends
and admirers in this community that the
musical season would be incomplete in
deed without a Sousa concert. The spe-
cial soloists with the great band this
season are Bertha Bucklin, violiniste,
and Blanche Duf1ield, soprano.
The close OF the eighth year of the
existence of sousa and his band finds
this organization more firmly establish
ed in the favor of the public than ever
before. During the last twelve months
the band has completed a tour of the
United States and Canada, covering s.. 600
miles OF travel and touching the print
cpal towns rs
The itinerary Of Sousa: and his band
after the conclusion Of the present sea-
son includes AN extended tour of Europe.
with a series Of concerts at the Paris
Exposition: and the return to America
will be fol lowed by ano ther$ grand trans
continental tour. eclipsdng all as former.
ones. This organiDa ton has been ap-3
pointed the Official American band at the
Paris Exposlt ton.
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The Near Approach of Easter.
.(Our Entire Rea;iness.)


The stocks Of the entire store are now IN full
fower-and so are the wants. Of womankind. In
presenting spring stock of Dress Goods, Silks,
Ready Made Dresses, Wash Goods, and all the
necessary accomplishments Of novelties and garni-
lures to complete toilet, take great pleasure IN
stating that we are presenting assortne that IN
point Of quality and style and lowness Of prices,
reflects great credit upon the store and it's corps Of
department buyers and in asking your presence
here on inspection feel that we shall have your
commentator and full share of your patronage
Everything that can be done to merit your good
will shall be done. Our growth has been made
possible by the full measure Of your confidence.
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Theatrical Amusemonta.
America has 5000 theatres.
paTerev,Sli .is crnu.iDe bald SaLEss4i

Toby Claude weighs seventy-siSht
pounds.
Press Eldridge. IT.; has written 9
waltz
Charles Dickson is to star in Charles
fKlein's The College Camp US. 5
Cissie Lotus recently played Leonte In!
The Ladies' Battle Alodj eska was the
/. Countess.
2 Maurel is to play Ma I ul1ias IN The.
Polish lew. an operate version OF the
Bells
1t is quite among the possibiliti that.
sCissie Lotus may become "a star attrac-F
ton next season IN musical coined
Leo Ditrlchste who is to write an n
other play for sothern. as# to sappea.rs e
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For McKinicy

For Mckinley.
The Republican, leaders of Virginia
state that there will be practically no
opposition TO Ahe endorsement Of Pfcs,-
dent Mckinley by the Norfolk conven-
tipn.
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Our New Dress Goods
and Silk Stock

The Of this splendid stock is widely known
nvitingy to select from styles and qualities inf
rior nonevastly superior to of busi
ness in the past month proves this.
We position to offer you better styles and supe
qualities for the moneybut only stating what
nne-tenths of the Richmond know to be fact.
Come the latest additions for Easter dresses skirts
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exceptionally low prices are o
mond 10 the other.
We Offer at Use
India Linen, fine and sheer, ~
worth SC, special at............ 5sc
We offer at 3 7-Sc
Calicoes. small neat shifting ~
styles, worth SC, special at...... So
We Offer at csc
Apron Bingham, medium size ~
checks, worth SC, special at..... 3sC
We Offer at 3-4c
Calicoes, navy and French blue, 3.
dress styles, worth s 1-2c, for. ~
We Offer at SC
Madras, small neat woven stripes,
worth iOc, special at............ So
We offer at Sc
Fercales, So inches wide, good -
styles, worth S1-3c. special for. 81
We Offer at 5 3-ac
Cheviot, small checks and solid
colors. worth 1oc, special at.... SIC
We Offer at 7 SIC
Percales, Sc inches wide, new
line of styles, worth ioc, special. TIC
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ale Of
Silkoline DYaperies

Fifty new pieces or patterns. in Tine
quality Silkounes. regular lac. J1iC
quality, for...ss --.-..--fS.'
Fancy and White Figured and Dotted
Curtain Swtsses. full So inches wide.
many choice designs to select from, J2ic
Fancy Figured Printed velorrs. for fur
nitrre covering. beautiful designs. GCf
regular s. quality for....-...........
Special Tapestry Table-Coyer bargain,
4x4 size, fringed all around. all col ror
ors. regular SIC quality. Special. SO'S1.
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"a eWt Hosiery.

We place on sale tomorrow
new numbers Of our ANGUS
4Hermsdorf aud Crown Stainless
Black Hosiery at 25c. a PAIR
One style for Iadiesone Tor
misses-one for boys. The
greatest value ever offered
Ladies, Plain Black Hose. superior
finish, real Maco. Hermsdorf dye. nign.
spliced heels. double soles and toes
good value for 35c. per pair. Spe- 1EC
.cial price, per pair.
Best Hose for school boys. Crown stain
less black. extra heavy. fine ribbed. dou-
bic knees, heels and toes. sizes. &c
to 10; per pail.
Misses: Imperial Isle Thread Hose,
Crown stainless black. double knees. heels
and toes; sizes, 6 to 8: worth $50 &c
per pair; for, per pair............-...1
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At the, Bljou. s s
At the Bijou this week shIanagerEWell
win present % bill Of refined NYaudev!ue3
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THLs WEEK.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS WEEK.
Academy-Tuesday, Ada Rehan in The
School for Scandal; Wednesday, AS
You Like IT,
Biiou-Hish-class vaudeville all week.
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Handsome line of Chain Purses. in Sill
yer, Gold and French Gray, all the rage
il; the large cities. no two designs alike,
at % 40 -75.and CSC.
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Our Great Specials in
MusIin Underwear.

Special Gown bargain. made of gaod
quality cotton, cut FULL yoke of tllcks
and inserting, regular soc. quality. oor
One lot of. Ladies Drawers. made of
FUTILE. for... 81
made of excellent cotton. finished with
lace edge and tueks. worth 75c.. =nr
Special Corset Cover bargain. high
and low neck, regular Tic. value. Yolc
Special: Corset Covers. with full blouse
front, low. square neck, lace trim o-r
med. pearl buttons. for. ............. @01
Another special Gown Offering made
Of excellent cotton. many styles to select
from trimmed with lace inserting and
tucks: they are worth S5c. each. roc
Your choice while they Iast........ OSS
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Extra-Heavy& Sterling Silver Nethersole
81 kind. Sale price. each .......... q ~.
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Sale of
New Fancy Goods.

in double-faced satin ribbon. In Blue.
Pink. Lavender and White; value. EI2E
81 20 Sale ,,rice ~ - -
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THE New Chinese Stone Bracelets. en-
cased in handsomely sterling sill
YER. the first shown In Richmond. OSC
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Wash Goods Sale.
Phenomenal Bargains.

This In mense stock in gala readiness-more than ten
thousand styles and colorings stock times greater
than offered at retail The drawing
exceptionally prices being felt from end Of Rich
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-07
THE FOUR SUNBEAMS.

Four little sunbeams came earthward
one day.
Shining and dancing along on their way,
Resolved that their course should be
blsst-
LET US try" they all whispered. 'some
kindness TO do.
Not seek our own pleasuring all the day
through.
Then meet in the eve at the west"
one sunbeam ran in at a low cottage
door,
And played ''hide-and-seek'' with child
ON the floor.
Till baby laughed loud in his glee.
And chased with delight his strange play
mate so bright,
The little hands gTasping in vain for the
light
That ever before them would fee.
one crcpt to a couch where an invalid
lay.
And brought him a dream of a bright
summer day.
Its bird song and beauty and bloom;
Till pain was forgotten. and weary un-
rsst,
Ard in fancy nc roamed through the
scenes he loved best.
Far away from the dim, darkened room.
one stole to the heart OF a flower that
was sad.
And loved and caressed her until she
vas glad
And lifted her white face again.
Tor love brings content 90 the lOwiiest
lot.
And finds something sweet in the dreariest
spot.
And Hshtens an labor and pain.
And one. where little blind girl sat
alone.
Not sharing the mirth OF her playfeIlOws.
shure
ON bands that were folded ana pale.
And kissed the poor eyes that had never
known sight.
That never would gaze on the beautiful
light
Till angels had Ifed he veil.
At last. when the shadows Of evening
were falling.
And the sun. their great father, his chill
dreu was calliug.
All said. we have found that. in seek
ing the pleasure
or others. W. al O. the fun our own
measure.
Then softly thev sank 10 their rest.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-07
DR.. WHITE HAS ACCEPTED.

Rev. John T.. White. ID. OF Raleigh
y. c.. has 70 mally accepted the call
10 the pastorate of the Second Baptist
church. of Atlanta
y. u. Adair. chairman of the commit
tee that was authorized To officially no
tify fr. White of the unanimous call or
the church, received Monday of last week
the formal acceptance of the North caro-
lima divine. He wrote that he would
compiete his work as corresponding sec
retary Of the North Carolina convention
in December and would at once begin his
labors here. delivering his first sermon n
the Second Baptist church on the first
Sunday of January.
The Christian index. the organ of the
Georgia Baptists, in speaking of the cah,
says:
''Dr. White is one of the strongest OF
the Younger gene alton of preachers in
the south and Atlanta BaptiSts will re-
joice that he is coming
Dr. White has been u successful pastor
and ne has made a splendid correspond
ing secretary of the North Carolina con-
ventlon. He is an able thinker and
ready debater. and no doubt will prove
equally successful as pastor of the Sec
ond Baptist church.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-07
KIND WORDS.

-1enr Iuuior-Did Won in all of the long
happy days that have been given you by
a heavenly Father. ever try to estimate
the value Of kind words2 Well. II YOU
have know FUN well that sou could
not. for their worth goes ont beyond The
.eiI that hides the eternal shores from
our view and IS there recorded on the
u@ges-ptrc and whitc-ut the book ~
books, the Book ~ lie
We cnn know only in part what their
worth is. but knowing in part is enough
o. make glad the heart % the one who
gives thrui
Take q hook into the home or those that
are bowed under the load OF sorrow.
Could won fau 20 see the opportunity
or speaking patience auI love 90 those
constituting that home,
80. Well seize. then. the opportunity
aud lot fan from sLy lips some pure
Kind word Of consolation
Al first 90 may seem hard for y0u 70 90.
but when once you have done So and
have feIr tle urg4Geuirg and swc-tcnius
80 Your own life as well the lives II
those that are bowed under thc ioad II
.lrruw. you win never fau t1 DO 50
a-aiu.
WhiI,. ue are maElu- lighter their bur
deued u-lrJs our hearts are becoming
nearer a. suhlimity-
Then. again. there are people who
think they are frieudless- Did You ever
think that somewhere probably near
your own home. some Of these are
abiding in LONELINESS with the heart sink
ing from seemingly utter despair. ali Tor
th.. want Of kind tender words coming
from a h-r~f filled wien sympathy and
love-
Then remember thtt these words are
short and sweet to speak and that their
echo Will cvr- come Co. yDu again and
again 20 brighten your days. So let them
fan on ia. ears of the fricndiess-
Your words viii not D. lost Could You
sre within the souls of the ones who
cau-h; y1ur whlsueriugs and note the
changes going on as thev drop from
thatr walls the iaueiinC-s and despair
Dit hy h.t into tEe sel " forGatfuinlss,
1ut having instead u.clure= vf love and
hope. you would kaow that thc kind
vo-,is ucre not iHst but Zen in good
ground aui came up an hundred fold.
Raising. by kind words. the cloud from
their s0uis .u order tLat the sun may
shine in uuou the walls SD long sunless.
makes the sun shine au the brighter
within our souls
Words ~ kindness cannot be lost. We
cannot speak them without the world be-
ing better for il, without somebody be-
i1a helped and comforted-
All from the very existence OF goodness
iu the words.
Let each ~ ms. day by day. write our
names in words ~ goodness On the hearts
II am with whom we come I'm contact.
for It is amazing how much those words
will do for them
We can never know here what their
fuI value viii be. but when We have
crossed silently one by one to the eternal
shores we them shall see an the silent
threads - gold which when woven to-
Eetfsr made tine web of our life. and of
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-07
CHIEF ENGINEER WILSON
SUBMITS ANNUAL REPORT

Washincton. October 29.-The important
subject Of coast defense is the first con
eidcration in the annual report OF Gen
eral J. NJ Wilson. chief Of engineers.
Generally speaking he reports mos,
gratifying progress in the execution If
the various projects during the last tisca.
year Because the report included the
fiscal year only. the subject of the de-
struction Of the Galveston defenses ~
the September hurricane is left Cor .reai-
ment in a subsequent report.
The estimates above S25.VVV for tn river
and harbor work next ye4r IN the souta
are is follows:
In1,nd waterway from Chincoteasue
bay. Virginia 10 Delaware bay, S5l.9a.
Patapsco river and channel TO Balumvrt.
sjz5. .562.
Haroor of southeast Baltimore. sSo.e0.
Potomac river. Washington. u. e..
Potomac river. below washingtou.
$50 100
RappahannocE river. Virginia. s25ooo
James river. Virginia, $3se.0yo.
Norfolt harhor. Virginia. S5s,lO.
Waterway from Norfolk. Va. to tns
sounds Of Nortn Carolina. S29,81O-
Pamlico and Tar rivers, North Caros.na,
SS2.5oo
cape Fear river. above Wilmington. y
C. $4,000.
cape Fear river. at and below Whining
ton y. g. $910600
Winyah bay. South Carolina. $52J.0ao-
Sanlte river. Soutu ttruililst, S5SsHsy-
COnsaroe river, South Carolina, CoiUrn-
bia 10 CRANKY. $J0.ocp.
Charleston harDor South Carolina.
sJ0,009
Savannah harbor. Georgia. 25c.o00.
savannah river. Georgia, Slo0ee.
Doooy bar. Georgia. 10000.
Altdmaha river. Georgia. S2G,050-
ocmulsee river, GeOrGia. $1,000
Cumberland sound. Georgia and Florida,
SiGa go.
81. Johns. river. Florida. $4,000.
ST. Johns river. at Orange mills fats,
Florida <fo0co.
Key West harbor. Florida. 100000
Sarasota river Florida. $3.50.
Tampa BAY. Florida. Sl51.'o9.
Hiiisbo-o bay. Florida. $1,000
ApalachicOla hay. Florida. $il.p3-
Flint river. Georgia. $4,000.
ChattahoOchee river Georgia and A q
ba0u, below Columbus. 5000.
Pensacola harbor Florida. $4,000.
Coosa river. between Rome ca, and
the East Tennessee. Virginia and georgia
railroad. $f50.00.
Coosa river. between the East Teunes-
see. Virginia and Georgia railroad br-d--
ana Wetumpka. $500.
Mobile narbor. Alabama. $3.50. 600
Black Warrior river. Alabama. s.. .616-
Warrior and Tombigbee rivers So 1t3.
Tombigbee river, from its mouth 20
Demopolis, Se01.0.0