Articles.

Furniture, not included in either of the foregoing lists, as follows, viz.:-(Con-
tinued.)

Marble, Slate, Granite or Stone Slabs, for Furniture or Mantels,)
when not boxed or crated, not taken.

Mattresses, Hair, Wool, Moss or Spring.....
Mattresses, Shuck, Excelsior, Straw or Cotton......

Poles and Rods for Window Curtains, boxed or crated...
Refrigerators, packed or wrapped..................

Safes or Covers, Cheese......

Spring Seats for Locomotive Cabs

Springs, Bed and Furniture, packed in bbls. or casks

Tables, Billiard, and Billiard Table Beds, boxed..

Gelatine

Bottles, oil, in metal jackets...

Carboys, empty, returned...

Generators, gas....

Ginger, ground, in boxes....

Ginger, in bags......

Ginseng

Gins; see under Agricultural implements.

Glass and Glassware, as follows:

Bottles and tumblers, common, packed, L. C. L......

Bottles and tumblers, common, packed, C. L......

Bottles, ale, beer, or porter, aud soda water, empty, returned packed....

Carboys, empty, L. C. L........

Carboys, empty, returned, 15,000 lbs., all excess in same car to be charged for

Mirrors, over 7x12, packed, special contract.

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Oil cans with metal jackets, packed, same as empty cans.

Plate glass, boxed, N. O. S., and capable of being loaded in box cars, L. C. L. Plate glass, boxed, N. O. S., and capable of being loaded in box cars, C. L..... Plate glass, boxed, released, when boxes are of such size as to require flat or gondola cars, minimum weight 10,000 lbs., all excess in same car to be charged for in same proportiou, shipments to be received for transportation only when properly loaded and secured by suitable framework, firmly attached to cars by shipper, and to be unloaded by consignee or at his expense, C. L.....

Rough or ribbed glass, for vaults, skylights, roofs, floors (not glazed sash), L. C. L.
Rough or ribbed glass, for vaults, skylights, roofs, floors (not glazed sash), C. L.
Sash, glazed, L. C. L

Stained, decorated, colored, enameled, ground, figured or etched glass, L. C. L...
Stained, decorated, colored, enameled, ground, figured or etched glass, C. L....
Window glass, common, N. O. S., 80 united inches in dimensions, or under,
L. C. L.....

Window glass, common, N. O. S., 80 united inches in dimensions, or under,
C. L.....

Hollow-ware, loose, L. C. L.

Hollow-ware, loose, shipped separately from stoves, C. L., not less than 15,000 lbs. to be charged for...

Hollow-ware, packed......

Hollow-ware, when shipped with Stoves ; see Stoves.

Hominy, in bbls.; same as Flour, in bbls. Hominy, in bags; same as Corn Meal.
Hominy, in boxes; same as Grits, in boxes.

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1-Each article must be plainly marked or tagged.
2-Bundles of bedding, trunks of clothing, household goods, or
similar articles (not furniture), will not be received for trans-
portation unless packed. Chests of similar articles must be
strapped or securely nailed. This does not apply to household
goods, C. L.

3-Any agent receiving this class of freight contrary to the fore-
going rules will be charged with such expenses (for boxing and
transportation) as may be necessary to forward goods to desti-
nation without delay.

4-Bills of lading and way bills must designate character and
number of packages.

5-These instructions apply to old and second-hand furniture,
clothing, bedding, etc.; not to new articles.

6-Shipments destined to points beyond Southern Railway and
Steamship Association territory must be released and prepaid,
and the original release attached to way bill accompanying the
shipment.

7-In all cases where limitation of value is expressed in the class-
ification, it must be written out or stamped in full upon bills of
lading, and shipper must be required to accept in writing the
limitations expressed. Agents must respect this rule and re-
quire acceptance by the shipper.

Household goods and old furniture, packed, value over $5.00 per 100 lbs., and
full value expressed in bill of lading, said valuation only to apply in case of
loss....

Household goods and old furniture, packed, value limited to $5.00 per 100 lbs., and so expressed in bill of lading, said valuation only to apply in case of loss, L. C. L...

Household goods and old furniture, well packed, C. L., 20,000 lbs. to be charged for, value limited to $5.00 per 100 lbs., said valuation only to apply in case of loss (Exc.).

Household goods and old furniture, with live stock, one attendant to have passage free on same train as car (ship's option), C. L., value limited to $5.00 per 100 lbs., said valuation only to apply in case of loss (Exc.)........... Houses, portable, L. C. L........

Houses, portable, C. L......

Hubs and felloes; see under Vehicles.

Hullers; see under Agricultural Implements.

Husks or shucks, compressed in bales, L. C. L. (Exc.)....

Husks or shucks, compressed in bales, C. L., minimum weight 20,000 lbs. (Exc.) Hydrants, fire plugs, and water gates...

Ice, L. C. L., in casks, prepaid (Exc.).....

Images and figures, bronze or metal, packed, not iron statuary.

Incubators: see under Agricultural implements.

Indigo, extract, in barrels..

Infusorial earth; same as food preservatives.

Ink, in wood....

Ink, printing, in wood

Ink, writing fluid, in glass or stone, boxed...

Insulators: see Glass.

Iron, boxed or crated, unless otherwise specified in following lists....
Iron, architectural-including columns. pedestals, capitals, plates, saddles, door
and window jambs, sills and lintels; rolled beams, channel burs and gi ders;
bar, band, boiler and plate iron or steel, all unpacked; bolts, nuts, rivets or
washers, in kegs, casks, barrels, or drunis; bridge iron; carriage and wagon
axles; carriage and wagon skeins and boxes, packed in kegs, barrels or casks,
released; car wheels, axles and trucks; castings, not machinery, each piece
weighing 200 lbs., or over, not packed, owner's risk of breakage; chains, in
casks or barrels, value limited to two cents per lb., and so specified in bills of
lading; crow bars; cut nails and spikes, in kegs; fence posts; cattle guards,
wrought; fish bars, fastenings, and steel rail braces; frogs, railroad; horse
and mule shoe; jail plate; mattocks and picks, in bundles or barrels; pipe,
cast or wrought, released; pipe fittings, in kegs, casks or barrels ; pipe fittings,
wired, in bundles, C. L.; plow moulds, plow plates, plow points, plow steel and
plow wings; railroad iron; sadirons, in barrels or casks, released; sadirons,
in boxes, contents to be plainly marked on boxes and contract to be made by
the shipper that no other articles shall be put in the boxes; sash weights, un-
packed; splices, switches, switch chairs, railroad; wagon tires (Exc.)....
Bolts, nuts, rivets, and washers, in other packages than kegs, casks, bbls. or
drums

Castings, in boxes...

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Lanterns: see Glass.

Lard, except in tin cans, not boxed...
Lard, in tin cans, not boxed....

With shipments of lard no freight charge will be made for such
an amount of ice as is necessary to preserve it in transit.

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Lasts, shoe...

Laths, actual weight: see Lumber.

Lead, in boxes....

Lead, in casks or pigs.

Lead, bar or sheet...

Lightning rods, in boxes....

Lightning rods, in bundles....

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Lemon or lime juice, in barrels...

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Liquors, whiskey, domestic brandies and domestic wines, in wood, at actual weight,
owner's risk of leakage, value limited to 75c. per gal., and so endorsed on bill
of lading....

In all cases where limitation of value is expressed in the Classifi-
cation, it must be written out or stamped in full upon bills of
lading, and shipper must be required to accept in writing the
limitations expressed. Agents must respect this rule and re-
quire acceptance by the shipper.

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