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N ALLET DAVIS cos
III UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS.
WORLD RENOWNED AND UNEoUALLkD.
Also, the Celebrated
HARDMAH UPRIGHT PIANO.
the only reliable low priced, good tuned Upr1gns
msoe. H, l.. SUM EB, Sole Agent,
Sepl6.eo 611 9th st n0rtnWSSgs
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Down ON MAHoNE-In the lower house OF the
PennSy Ivania legislature. last evening, Mr.
clark, republican, OF Philadelphia. offered q
Series OF resolutions eulogiZtng senator Ma
cone, compiimenung Senator Cameron for his
speech In vii dication OF the Senator from NIr-
Slhis ana dehounclBg the democrats for resist
ing the republican organization OF the I-nt ed
ooales senate There was a lengthy debate
biowh, republican, OF 3rle. severely deaou.ceI
stnaIor Malone for treason TO It's Counir,. ana
saiu ne Nouid lot vote 10 in1orss his recent
20, huoCt III consequence OF his past c.slOyai;y.
he moved the lLQtIiuiIe pos,rarC-nanf ~ ~
resolutions, ana Mr., Clark, reaiing ne IIDTlyar.
able cons lGei alton. wiz hdreH them
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FH1aOS. ]. FISHER h CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctioneers,
1928 street northwest


TRUSTEES' SALE OF HANDSOME IMPROVED
SJREII AND PENNaYLVASIs AVENUE
HoRTHWE5T. BEINI A DOUBLE BRICK
RESIDENCE, AND KNOWN AS No. 24Ql
.PENNSILVAE1A AVENUE NORTHW VEST.
b. virtue Of deed of trust. dated July "a
1hh. 1874 and recorded in Lber NO 757 ME2
foHo l02 one OF the land records for the Dis .&:
trict OF Columbia and at the written request Of the
holder OF the note, We will sell at pubic auc-
tion. in front OF the premises, on MONDAY APRIL
18th, AT 5 O'CLOCK P. H., all of the following real
estate. situate in the city OF Washington, in the
District Of Columbia, and known and desi9nsted
upon the around pan thereof a. Lot numbered
tnrea co, IN Birch aud NsWmau's recorded sub
division of original lot numbered one "a, in Square
numbered twenty six (26}, together with ali i'm
Irovements thereon, said improvements consisting
Of handsome double brick residence, known as
No. 24Ol Pennsyivania avenue north west
Terms Of sale One fourth of the purchase money
in cash balance In six (6) twelve O2) and eighteen
GS) months with interest at the rate Of 60 per
cent per annum secured by deed Of trust on the
property cold: or all cash. at option OF purchaser.
deposit OF sl60 win be required at sirne Of sale
COnyeyancin9 at purchasers cost. If terms of sale
are not semYsd with within ten days after day Of
risk and cost Of dsfaultins purchaser.
CHARLES A. ia MES, r,.
mar29- dGdS EDWARD TEMPLE irustoes
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, In con-
sequence OF The storm, until FRIDAY, APRIL SrH,
1881, same hour and place. BY order OF the Trus-
tees. 8n4 Eds
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nECKER BROS. Grand. Upright and Square
~ PIANOS hsve shown themselves to De-
ar superior to al others in excellence ofvE7SS
workn anship, elasticity of touch. bcautystt NV
Of tone, and great durability, that they are now
very best Piano g. KUHN. Sole Agent, also for
tho Burdette Organ, ap7
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r Il. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE
VI desirable two-stOry Brick Dwelling, in saS
good location. On SATURDAY, APRIL 9. 49,
At O'CLOCK Pm, viii eel. the two STORY -
BtlcK No 1880 9Th st n W. contai Wing 6 rooms
feet. Terms easy and made known day OF sale.
apr1-Sts
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AUCTION SALES.
Tfl-IMslRRDN
EOLEY. AuctsCIeer.


.
roIEy Anct.oDeer
II
HE ENTIRE STOCK OF NOTIONS, RIBBONS.
Sets, Goyss' VEINS, jsTelrv Hats RSnn wos
Rutfons, kufiiu9s, Jap Goods &c. &c con-
tsiDed in Store No 500 Market space Ia hs soId
at a1ction " WV ~ ~ '''N
Commcncing on TUESDAY. April 5rv.
and viii Continue f-o11 day 20 n IN M 80. .rfZA
aud SSh So 6sT 2afs ladies' 10 oes,n mtg st
ne.. as goods must be soId without reserve.
90 - N'0o IL '-'eu-
aI- 81 FULLY, auctoleer-
VrAyrrp 70 xrYrY,,ro = ~, $4,000
w ~ "AAAianoo q w., Aucdoneefs'
aarF oE sryrpr pIpcpa az ,rr,orrp
HS.I W. tGSSHIS1iSG oi "a NJ D2 y ~
S SIIA1IIyOTSaN4 ,SiDEBOAhDr HLAM-IFO or
StDE IAbIEp WI T. CLOSE l. PlkR "a LIES,
MARBhs na ftp w MAHFM akB kAG5
SUITE. MATTRESSES. CHINA AND GLASS
WARE
On WEDNESDAY, April 9Th AT 10 o'CLookn
a =. ", We snaI sen ST residence NO. uo 1Itn ~
hOA 1Aneets [us aOofo coHect-on vi Ut tT
hirruIe. ~
az WSfTFR p INFLAMMATION s,o+s
tP1 LIN o. hlAi-ihmo o. w., hucts
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF PARLOR, CHAN
pI1T rfNS IiSrSu E nS = mn InRt;
tARPETI DROS Lair riHIT MS ~
RAGE KITCHEN REQUISITES &c
TWO UORsEs BIfIIfY spRJNc v.cov
s. EflrTS CSpr,c C1r
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APRIL 2, 1881. same hour and place
u. II. WARNER. 1r,
marJ1-eO6ds w. III. DOHEKrY Trustees.
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THE EVENING STAR.
TUESBAY.....
The .sDodgc,.- Nuisance.

II is unfortunate that something cannot be
GONE TO put stop to the nuisance OF 0istTibat-
Ing "o31gefS On the public highways. This
form OF advertising mas groSn 10 saca propor-
Iono lhat pIomenaueTS On Chestnut aud other
prominent streets Can scarcely go square WITH
SaG having piece or paper thrust into Their
hands or Ia their face. That as an advertisement
!, docs LOT prove success is shown by The fa,r
mat amour nine out OF every ten persons rhcs
abio!ed cast The thing on 10 the sidewalk or
into the street 10 assist the accumulation or
art ana litter. or course it would De fmpoSs-
Die to stop the printing and distributing OF
THESE Dodgers; but how would it do 20 have
an ordnance prohibiting those who receive
them from casting them on the public thor
oughfares: This would not STOP the ANNOYANCE
TO pede irianS but il would relieve the streets
ana Sidewalks OF the unsightly mass OF waste
paper-PhNG Press
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u ak0N FOX THE D7sTRIcT OF Co ~ SoN-
lUMBIA AND FIRE DEPARTMENT. 0
has the honor to inform the public that he <&0
has removed his stable from 248 Sd street north
west to IklN dad or CorcOr1n Model Farmer
trar CO. 18th and K streets northeast. Orders can
Pc lett at z Kaenping,s Livery Stable. 9th street.
farm, provided with FIRST class stable and very
large pasturrge. With spring and Poto nsc water;
WILL pasture horses for % per month. am now
prepared to take horses on LIVERY and MED ICAL
TkEATMfNT. By new process and medicines
90 away with burning. 1t cures horses more rap
idly OF old or new lameness arising from the shout
der, spavinB. or any sort Of sprAins ap2-6s
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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.
The st-clsss steamers Of this Line,
AMSTERDAM" ''RUTTERDAMn
'SCHIEDAM." ''w. A. SCHOLTEN,"
"P. CALAED," and "MAA3. d"
carrying the o. 9. Mails to the Netherlands, Iesve
Aarbeck's Stores. Brooklyn. regularly on WE'D
LIST Cabin. $50 $40. ID Cabin, sa5-s5o. Steer
ase, SO II: CAZAUX, General Agent ~ South
William St, New York. For passage apply 10 w
y. METZkkUTT co. Gas PenIsylysnis ave
Washington; Or T: d JOHNSON, AGENT, National
SAFE Deposit Building, corner New YORK ave and
Assu sI- northwest jall17
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ENGINE OIL Use TIE BEST!
used and tested <. II. KKIGoad'S ENGINE OH.
AID can thoroughly endorse Il a. first class Msn-
ufsctured by z. KELLOGG.
mar3l- I'm IL Cedar street. New York.
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CPECKaL uOTICE-
EOYAGEKs TO EUROPE.

J. ". BOTHER / SON
ere the Agents for ths sac OF Tickets in this Dis
trict OF the
1NNAN STEAMSHIP CO.
Parties proposing to visit Europe can obtain all
Inform alton by applying te
spl-5U. j. W EOTELER < SON
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
PARGA1Ns-Seli ing off my entire stock OF
- BOOTS AND SHOES at cost. Gall early, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, and secure bargains
st g. 61kSLER'S, 1921 Tth street NV. msr30-3.a
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dfCNAKN LINK.
~ NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
TIE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN.
TIED.
Est-ess New Yorb and Liverpool, Call.
Ing Rg Cork Harbor,
FRcS PIER 40. n. B., NEW YORK-
Aseris- - I'd, SAVE iaal!ia. Vel. 4 Msy
ScStms- "a. IS April. Alseriz. wed. Ii May.
Psrthis =. Wed. 40 Msr Soy tfia. We'd. ~ Msy.
IothDla- wed. ~ Gar -Parthia. Wed, Is MAY.
And every u edE esasy from New YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
No, 81, slu0 according TO accorl-noiatiocE
Itckess To Paris, sI5 additional.
hefurn tickets on favorable terms.
eteersSe - very low rstes Steerags tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown Snd Ill other parts D!
Europe. .. loves. rates
ThrouSh bills Of laden g1gen for Belfast, aIss-
gov, Hkyre, Antwerp and other ports on the Con
fnsnt. an for Mediterranean ports.
Eor freight snd Passage sppiy at tbs CONN
cabin 20 OTIS 5IGELOW b CO., SOS 7ta street
Washington, D. O.
jalls TEBNUN e. Brown MY.
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lf5 INTRODUCTION INTO WILMINGTON IaRGR
sALRS BY THE DRUGGISTS-DoISG GOOD TO All
WHO CsR 1T.
TWiln ington del Daily HenuhIican
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.UY ROWLAND's OONQUEROR BRAND
0 TOMATOES,

Iacked ut Laurel, Md the freshest, best favored.
most ciearly handled goods in the market. packed
n. 81. SHEA, Browning Middleton, g.. g. Corn
well, and the leading grocers. AS Low Az ORDI'
NARY GOODS. mar3i-6t
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MADAM DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOB
WI Ladies. All female complain quickly cured.
oan be consulted daily st 914 7th street northwest.
Once hours from to D. NJ. feE9-2ms
CFERNATOKHHA. Impotency. Premksure De-
quickly cured by Dr.. HENRD. No calomel used.
Al female Weaknesses. ETC.. cured. SO virs1nts
avenue southwest. tanl6-Sms
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Legal Advertisements.
Matters Sale Of Real Estata

FINDER AND By VIRTUE or A DECREE In
" chancery, rendered In the Circuit Court Of the
Third Judicial Crcnit Of the State OF Rlorida, In
and Tor Maaison county, on the hith day Of Nay,
nands. - executrix Of the last win and testament
Of Walter fernands, IL plaintiff, and Alexander
Aoseiey, Sheriff and exeDleio administrator Of the
estate Of Richard Hayward, deceased, Harriet Hay
ward, Charles r Hayward. Edgar Herriot, Clara
Heriot Clara Mlllin Austin Miflin, Lizzie Millin,
wing assignee, and Edward Nolle, William c. Day,
John X Waterman, merchants, using the name and
style OF Edward Nole & Co., are defendants, will
sell e. public outcry, on the house square, In
the city OF Tallahassee, county Of Leon, State Of
Honda, on Monday, the fourth day Of July, A. d.
ISL, at the usual hours Of sale for cash, TO the
highest bidder, the following described lands and
property, towit: Fractions of lots numbers 1G6
and l61. In the city of Tallahassee Florida fronting
on Jefferson street ffty feet, and running back at
right angles 70 Jefferson street one hundred feet ;
also lot number 2S3 in said city, according to the
original plan Of said city, with all the buildings and
improvements thereon also lots numbers and s.
in the city OF Port Leon, Florida also all that tract
or parcel Of land lying. being and situated in Leon
county, Florida consisting OF ten hundred and forty
acres Of land, and described as follows The east
half Of the southwest quarter of section thirtyfour
the southeast quarter of section thirty-four. the
west half OF the southwest quarter OF section thirty
four, the east half Of the southeast quarter OF
tion thrtythree, in township two, range one north
and cast and all Of section three In township one
range ono, north and east.
The foregoing property consists Of two valuable
store houses, two town lots with dwelling house
and valuable plantation within six miles of Tai
lahassee rare opportunity is offered for the pur-
chase of very valuable town and country property
Purchaser to pay for titles.
A. MOSELEY, Special Master
D. g. WALKER, JR., Solicitor for Complainant.
Nav 81. 1S8l-5W
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= : 1t them rsll," W can easily dispense
with two or three hundred in this county,
the only troabIe about il i The good ones
are the very ones that are going OF We
heard Of . case few days since, where
one of our merchants had advanced thirty
seven dollars to negro and he came in
and told the m erchant to stake the crop"
- he was bound for the railroad, and we
should not be surprised if . great many
should leave their crops, as corn and ba-
con are 20 high they cannot buy enough
to support their families while tending
the growing crop.-Quincy Herald
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told hW q malA whose Mind
WB ale4 vita ten1ef thoughts and hucics,
A lovely being e he kina
hey write about In old romances.
knowest thoa,r said /, this maiden fAir.
whose beauty doth my thoughts beguIle 2"
she answered With dreamy air.
Wen, should smileP"
Her cheeks possess the roses hue,
No form h daintier Or completer,
NO hair 90 brown, no eyes 90 hue,
Ne mouth b tendeFer OF DWeetef.
The favored youth who gAins the hand
OF this fhir girl win ne'er regret il"
With modest grace che added: And
Dont you forget b 7"
~Oh, thou dear mistress Of my hea1l
Ny ANGEL let NE kneel before thee
And say how heAvealy sweet thou art
And how devoutly adore thee"
she turned away her lovely head,
And with languid look that Gred
Ny soul, In murmured accents said:
You make me tired ~
DAVID 8. RosTER In ScTibner.
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Wesley Phillips Case.

DR. j. A. SHENANDOAH SIR: / am happy to in
form you that arm entirely cured Of large scrotal rup
tire one year to-day that received your treat
ment have tested the cure by going without the app
Ny businessis that OF locomotive engineer Ny
rupture You will recall 10 your mind similar TO
Mr. Jordan 8. in yonT pamphlet OF Illustrations
was ruptured in the year 1863 while in the army.
have tried spring and elastic usses with great discomfort
and injury my rupture always growing worse Finding
must get some relief give up my business, deter
mined TO try as last resort and must say that
found your treatment a complete success. My improve
ment and has, considering my terrible condition
surprised myself well my friends. During treat
ment have worked hard in business. enjoying both
safety and comfort and have not lost days work Ny
general health has also improved. will take pleasure in
recommending the afflicted you whenever have op
portunity.
You NAV publish this letter for the benefit Of humanity
Nv address Is 2t Rast 4fth street With best wishes
remain yours respectfully, WESLEY PHILLIPS
NEW YORK CITY, October %, 1sD
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NOTICE.
is HEREBY GIVEN OF TIL

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN OF THE FORMA-
IN tion of a corporation, under act of the Leg
islature Of Florida approved August 8, 1885, under
the name of the TALLAHASSEE HOTEL COMPANY. at
Tallahassee, Florida. for the purpose of erecting
and operating a hotel Amount of capital stock,
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, to be paid in as called
for. Said corporation to commence on the 18th day
of June. A. d. 1881, and continue for the term Of
twenty years. The business of said company is to
be transacted by President, Secretary, Treasurer
and five Directors, to be elected annually. Said
corporation shall have no power to create any in
debtedness beyond the amount of its capital stock
p HOUSTOUN,
R. II. GAMBLE,
A B. HAWKINS,
JOHN 8. WINTHROP,
G. c. PEARCE,
R. A. SHINE,
LEROY D. BALL.
June z, 1SS1-4w
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In Gadsden Circuit Court, Second Judi
cial Circuit of Florida-In Chaneery.

BILL FOR PARTITION OF REAL ESTATE.
Between James Bruce, Christina Clyne Isabella Bruce
Walter Bruce, Alexander Bruce and Janet Sutherland,
Complatnants,
Anne Forbes and her husband Alexander Forbes
tns Iih, ana nsF Dopso Chris
Sinclair May Macade, and her husband. Donald Maca
Wiiliama Gum, and her husband Alexander Gum
Janet Macdonald, and her husband, James Macdonald
Christina AacCay and her husband. John AAeCsy, Hec
Bruce Robert Bruce and MARGARET Bruce. Margaret
PENDANTS.
TT APPEARING TO THE COURT. BY THE ALICIA
tons Of the bill in the above stated cause, and by the
adayt OF James Bruce one Of the eomplansnts tAeren
that all OF the defendants nonreedents Of this circuit
and that they all reside beyond the limits Of the United
Stated 1t Il therefore Ordered that the said defendants,
and each OF them, do appear and the said bin
before the nrst Monday in September next and that
% .nersoI me sa,d o oe aken a. confessed sgsn
as aforesaid HOrtded That copy Of this order be pub
the day named for the aid defendants to appear and an
swer as aforesaid in the following nevspaPe toxit
% % cn ~ IL ,Se eitv Of New Yorf md ne
HdsAiagtom RR. in the city of Washington; the object
described lands In which the aid eomplainanis and de-
PENDANTS interested tenants in common 10 wit
= and S 10 sk sas S% sk Is F 2Ds sTs
county, FLORIDA Lot No. !, Of block No in the city
SEP the q e he NE ga the h ~ e.
the Sc Or and the half Of the half Of Sec IL the
bali o. the NV ar the half OF the NJ Or the Ne qr OF
the Ne or Of Sec Il; the " half of NV or Of Sec "a
fractional part Of half Of NE or, Sec II Of
W the half Of 81 Or Of Sec. q the half Of SW Or
and the 81 or Of Sec n and the half OF the 81 or Of
Sec II, in IT, ofR3. W; the 81 Or the half Of SW
the 81 Of NV the SW or Of NE Or, Sec 8 the
half Of Ne Or Of Sec lo, ofRe W; the Sc or Of
Sec g. the 81 fac Sec s. the half Of NV Or Sec 1o
T2.NR3. W also. and half acres in sw Or Of Sec
in 2, Of ", all in Gadsden county, Florida,
and the following lots in the town OF Quincy, Gadsden
county. Florida viz Lots Nos 49, 46 g. 81 60 81 s.
ST. 81 S. S. 81 g. 100 l2o l55 l5s " half of lot 49,
half OF lots and and lots in the western extension Of
said town.
Done and ordered Chambers this April 3 A. D. 1881
d. S. WALKER, Judge.
May l., lssl-2m
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JACKSONVILLE ExPREss-(D aIv.)

Palace Sleeping Cars on this train dslly between
Savannah and jacksonville, Charleston and Jack
sonviIle, and Macon and Jacksonville
No change Of cars between savannah and Jack
sonville and Macon and Jacksonville.
Passengers leaving Macon at $50 II connect at
Jesup with this train for Florida daily.
Passengers from Florida By this train connect At
Jesup with train arriving At Macon At z06
daily.
Passengers from Savannah for Gainesville, Cedar
Keys and Florida Transit Road take thfJ train.
Passengers from Savannah for Madison, Month
cello, Tallahassee and Quincy take this train.
Passengers from Quincy, Tallahassee Monticello
and Madison take this train, meeting sleeping cars
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Ru pture
It's Relief and Cure as Certain ~ Day Fol.
lows Day.

lows Day.
Since the reduction OF Dr. SheTman's terms thousands
crowding upon him for treatment, gladly throwing
away their gripping irksome. dspriting and fepunish
ing trussee His treatment for this aicton makes the
patient comfortable and safe in the performance Of every
kind Of exercise or labor 1t Is grand thing and those
who rupured and do not provide themselves with II
must endure the dangers OF that precarous acon and
the Of trusses all through life Thousands OF those
cnrd give the attering testimonials Of gratitude
DR. SHERMAN He lie the author and inventor of his popu
lar SYSTEM he mpars his secret 70 one 1t s applica
BILE To all classes and and under his reduced rate,
within the reach Of almost everyone.
patients receive treatment and leave for home
day Dir. SHERMAN'S Book on Rupture gives convinc-
ing proofs from professional gentlemen and others OF his
successful treatment 1t Is illustrated with Photographic
pictures Of bad before and IL cent to those who
send cents Principal Office 25l Broadway New York.
Branch ONCE ~ MIX street, Boston. Days in New York
Monday, Tuesday and Saturday. In BostonW ednesday
Thursday and Friday. 9l2
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ALBANY ExPREss-tDa1po..

Sleeping cans run through between SaVAnnah And
Albany, and Jacksonville and Montgomery, daily
without change.
Connection at Albany daily with passenger trains
both ways on Southwestern Railroad 70 and from
Macon. Eufaula, Montgomery, Mobile, New Or
leans, etc.
Mail steamer leaves Bainbridge for ApalachlcOls
and Columbus every Tuesday and Saturday.
Close connection At Jacksonville daily (sundayB
exceptedl for Green Cove Springs, o. Augustine,
Palatka, Enterprise, Sanford, and all AandiRsS on
St Johns river
Trains on B. and A. r. r leave junction, going
west, at II. 81 A. NJ, and for Brunswick At 44o r.
NJ. daily, except Sunday.
Through Tickets sold, and Sleeping Car Berths
and Drawing Room Car accommodates, secured
at Bren's Ticket Office, No. % Bull street. and ct the
company's depot, foot Of Liberty street.
JAS. l. TAYLOR, Gen1 Pas Agent
j. 8. TYSON, Master TRANSPORTATION.
Fl. 9. HAlNES, General Manager.
May 81, 1881.
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Passengers from Savannah for BrufsWick take
this train, arriving at Brunswick II 600 P. n.
Passengers leave Brunswick at $50 E. n. arrive
at Savannah at 800 p. II.
Passengers for Darien take this train.
Passengers leaving Macon At zoo A. n daily
connect at Jesup with this train for FloiidA
Passengers from Florida by this train connect At
daily
Drawing room Cars on this train between Savaa-
nah and Jacksonville
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DISCHARGE Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HEREOF
y the undersigned. administrator of the estate Of
Thomas Neary, deceased, late of Leon county, State
of Florida, will present his final accounts TO the
County Judge of said county, aud apply for q dis
charge as such administrator
JAMES MUNRO,
June IA, 1SS1-Gm Administrator.
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kB-Washington Weekly Post and New York Journal Of
LODseye copy a. directed, and send bill to p W. White,
ESQ., Quincy. FLA.
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a Outfit furnished free, with mn instructions for
ENconducting the most profitable business that any
An one can engage In. The business IL 90 easy to
pain that amy one can make great prots from the very
start No one can fal who ID willing TO work. Women
are as successful Boys and girls large
eums Many have made ct the business over hundred
collars In single week. Nething like Il known be-
ioFe All who engage suFpea 1t the ease and rapid
~ with which they ere able 70 make money You
IN the business daring your spare time ct great
prot Hon do not have 70 invest capital In It We take all
me risk Th0se who need ready money should write 70
9e g once All furnished free Address TRuR Co.,
Ahgusts, Maine. ian4-ly
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aRRn - Yourselves ~ making monsy Ehsn a
chance IL offered, thereby always keeping
poverty from your door. Thoee who a.
IL Mays take advantage Of The good chances
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