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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-05

The Inconsistency OF AgnOsticisni.
How can 1t be true that man Is so outside OF
that unity that the very notion Of seeing any
thing like himself in 1t is the greatest of all
philosophical heresies? Does not the very pos
slbiltty OF science consist in the possibility Of
reducing all natural phenomena to purely men,
tai conceptions, which must be related to the
intellect OF man when they are worked out and
apprehended by 1t? And IT, according TO the
latest theories, man is himself product of eyo-
luton, and Is, therefore, In every atom OF his
body and In every function OF his mind q part
and child OF nature is 1t not In the highest de-
gree Illogical so to separate him from it as to
condemn him for seeing In 1t some image OF
himself? If he is its product and it's child Is 1t
not certain that he is right when he sees and
feels the indissoluDle bonds OF unity which
unite unite hin Pr to the g great system OF things in
which he lives? This fundamental inconsls.
tency In the Agnostic philosophy becomes
the more remarkable when we find that
the very men who tells US we are not one
who insist that we are one with everything be-
meath us. Whatever there Is in us or about us
which Is purely animal we may see everywhere:
but whatever there is In us purely intellectual
gee 1t anywhere. There are abundant homolo-
giles between our bodies and the bodies OF the
beasts, but there are no honOlogies between
our minds and any mind which lives or mani
tests Itself In nature. Our livers and our lungs,
our vertebrg and our nervous systems, are iden.
teal In origin and In function with those OF the
liN Ing CREATURES Iouuu US, put tHSTS is QOCn1lg
In nature or above 1t which corresponds to our
forethought, or design, or purpose-to our love
OF the good or our admiration OF the beautiful
to our Indignation with the wicked, Of to our
pity for the suffering and the fallen. venture
to think that no system OF philosophy that has
ever been taught on earth lies under such g
weight OF antecedent improbability; and this
improbability Increases In direct proportion to
the success Of science in tracing the unity Of
nature, and In showing, step by step, how its
laws and their results can be brought more and
intellect OF man.-The Duke Of Ar0yU, IN the
Contemporary RerfeT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-05

NVN II II NFEHWNN IIIIUf U-NTFAMsHIT
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soU1HAMPToS AND BREMEN.
Inc ste smers of this Company will SAL! every Sat
nrday from Bremen Pier. foot OF Sd street Hoboken
ssles ei passage Prom New York TO Hsyre, Lon
dOn, SOUTHAMPTON and bremen, first cabin, $50
second cabin $50, Storage, $50 prepaid steer Ar
eerqncatss s2S For freight or passage apply &c
OELRllHS co. Bowlins Green, New York
". g. METZEROTT 4 GO. Gas Pa Ave Agents
for WASHINGTON. ianlg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-05
STEAMERS. d,

THE STEAMER RROWSMITU
Il Viii leave Potomac Ferry %. Wharf, foot OF
It'll street, at O'Clock O. NJ, every
SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY,
For all the POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS a. Far
as LeoDsrdtnwD and Neuinl returning MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
Fare and Freight at lowest rates
lsnl9 Il. J. STONE. Parser
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-05

translucent. You have seen floating those sea
raoiates the medus;e or Jelly fish, their outlines
almost Invisible to the eye. Well, became In
the air like the Jelly fish In the water. Almost
perfectly transparent, 1t was only by close in
spectfon that old KaSpar could discover Eny
Whereabouts In the room when he came TO bring
me lood. IL was kaSpaf who miniStered to my
wants at times when l was clustered"
But your clothIng?n / inquired, interrupting
Flacks narrative. THAT must have stood out
in strong contrast with the dim aspect OF your
body"
''Ah no. said Flack. 1.-THE spectacle OF an
apparently empty suit OF clothes moving about
the laboratory was too grotesque even for the
gravity he was obliged to devise way to apply
| bis process to dead organic matter such as the
wool OF my cloak. the cotton of my shirts, and
equipped with the OUTFIT which stu serves me.
III was at this stage OF our progress. when
| we had almost attained perfect transparency,
ana therefore complete invlsibility, that met
:" A year ago last July, In one OF the intervals
OF our experimenting, and at time when
presented my natural appearance. / went into
admired Pandora at the little village OF st. Bia-
sen. They had come from the Falls OF the
hnne, ana were travelling north; / turned
| loved Pandora; at the summit OF the Feldberg
madly worshipped her. In the HoIienpass
was was, really 70 sacrifice my life for a gracious
sought her permission to throw myself from
the top OF the mountain into the gloomy waters
OF the Mummelsee In order to prove my devo.
ton. You know Pandora. Since you know her.
there rs no need to apologize for the rapid
| growth OF my infatuatiOn. She was Charming.
| She fiirted with me, laughed with me, laughed
| at me, drove with me, walked with me through
| up activities so steep that climbing together
| was one delicious, prolonged embrace; talked
| science with ue. and sentiment listened to nv
hopes and enthusiasms, snubbed me. froze me.
| maddened me-all at her sweet will, and ali
| while her matter of-fact papa dozed In the
| coffee rooms OF the inns over the financial col
| umns of the latest New York newspapers
But whether she loved me know not 70 this
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-05

THE WEEKLY STAR-This is 8 double or
eight-page sheet, containing nfty-six columns
fresh News, Literary and Agricultural matter
every week, and is pronounced by competent
Judges one OF THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
WEEKLY PAPERS IN THE UNITED STATES.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22

at L. NJ, reported that the river at that
point had fallen six inches, but later re-
ported no further fall: that the depth of
water was twelve feet above loW-water
mark, and that both rivers were report
ed rising above there. AT 7:30 p. NJ,
he reported q rise of three inches in the
Potomac and one inch in the Shcnan-
dOah, and still rising above. At s $50 p.
NJ, three spans Of the Long bridge were
carried away and the ice was still run
ming very high.
Near the corner Of Sixth and 3 streets
Gn the neighbOrho0d of the Potomac de-
pot five of the Ninth street line of ears
had to be abandoned. Great difficulty is
experienced in crossing from the city TO
South Washington, the water being in
some places -four or five feet deep. At
an Early hour the Washington Market
had few inches Of water in it and il
rose rapidly and soon the Hood was knee
high. Many Of the dealers hastily left,
but those having heavy commodities for
some time stood their ground, anticipate
ing that il would not be long before the
water would recede. The butchers and
many other Of the market dealers later
in the morning cXtemporized street
stands on the North side of the avenue
IN front Of the stands erected for the in
auguration and there yended their wares.
The Ice commenced to gorge across the
channel at GiesborO about Q O'Clock this
and about 10 o'clock ii had to
all appearances become solid gorge
across 10 the Virginia shore. blocking UP
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22

uon. Fernando, of n. Y, chairman
Of the Congressional Committee of Ways
and Means, died last week at
the Arkansas Hot Springs. lie has been
a long time in Congress, and 40 years
ago first entered that body, and several
Zines was Mayor of New York. Mr..
Tucker, of Virginia, succeeds him as
chairman OF the Ways and Means COM
mittee, but after the 4th of March, the
Republican majority in the House will
relieve Mr.. Tucker of tic honor of that
nOaitinn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22
lHB NASHVILLE AMERICAN.

This faithful and unwavcring adyo.
cate OF Democratic principles, Views
the rgsult Of tho late Ma
tiouq) ana State elections, ~ only an
additional incentive 10 every sinGre
lover Of his country aud It's Institutions
t0 look more closely than pverinto the
administration of public affairs by the
peOple'a servants 1t will be the prov.
inCe OF The american to approve right
aud denO-nce error as heretofore, and
20 give the people such Information "a
viii lead them to correct conclusions.
The factsit will give will be without
bias, upon which It's readers can form
their own opinions. Time and the
recurrence Of popular elections, show
That a very large portion Of the voters
Of the Union act from the impulse Of
tde moment rather than from settled
convictions IN regard To correct prn
cipea of government. Hence the
greater necessity for tho use Of public
journals to obtain iustpr and more ect.
tied yiewa on goyernmon nj questions
ThlA The dmcriem VIII cudeayor
with the utmost paiHp, 10 eupply.
lhC american viii continue the well
known md hlgbly appreciated extern
slve volume Of general news, Slatcau
National, and will strive to deserve
what II already euioye the nqmo of
bolbg the bes, RCCpdpcr south Of the
Ohio River, regardless Of politics or
location.
THE WEEKLY AMERICAN
WIN he furnished IN falurc Mt the
exceedingly low price Of ST per an.
NUNS NIX mouths as CpUls, three
months iOcts rho aeml-wcckly hy
mail 81 20 aud the daily SO 90 per an.
mum. Postage paid No paper sent
by mail unless poId In adyacro.
Address
TIE AMERICAN,
Nashville, Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22
THE A. M. & o. SALE.
What the Papers Say About It
Prom the Nashville American.
am 1. 4 80 drronruNIrY.

Altl ift ~ w. y VI y wv hA'hih -
Now that the Louisville & Nashville
road has the centre Of its great system at
Nashville and owns the line from Bris-
tol to Norfolk, why should II not build
10 I'll up the gap between the center aud
the western terminus Of lts road II
may be said that the gap IA between
Chattanooga the most casterly terminus
IN Tcnncsacce of the Louisville and
Nashville system. But why should the
Louisville h Nashville run TO The south
crn boundary Of Tennessee aud then, eli
lher use another road, or build paral-
lei road, when II can still uso advantn-
Rcously the Chattanooga road for IT,
southern and south Atlantic connections
and bulld another and very much short
or rond through nm unoccuplcd portion
of Tennessee, almost direct 10 Bristol,
thus completing Us own llnc to the sea.
That such road would pay locally is
ccrinin, while II would very much short
en- the route TO Norfolk. We do not
know whether the Louisville & Nash
Vile people regard Nashville ns the cen
tor of their systomj We do know that
they viii not bc LONG w the dark on that
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22
Harper for March,

IL an excellent number and splendid
~ illustrated, the illustrated articles, be-
Ing, Bedford Park, The University of
Leiden, the Arran Islands, Possibilities
Of Horticulture, Glympsc Of m Old
Town, Richard Henry Stoddard-a po-
em, The Grave Digger, A Nation in a
Nutshell, Anne--a novel. Then follow
o number Of articles of great interest in
oludiny the Drawer, Record, chair, etc.
We furnish Harper and the Ncps for
a.. 10 net, for year.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1881.

Mr.. VIM. G. st. Clair takes complete
editorial charge of the Wytheville Dis
PATCH, which is very live and valuable
paper. He has long been connected
with that journal, and is one eff the prom
isng young men Of Wythe county.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22

II Is known that Senator lIampton's
iinprudent speeches did, perhaps, MS
much to secure the defeat Of General
Hancock ms any one factor of the late
Presidential clection.-Lynchbury Noes.
"Mebbe" he was imprudent, but We
supposed be was merely drunk and play
ed Bourbon.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22
Washington Under Water.

a GOOD PORTION or WASHINGTON CITY
FLOODED-UP THE AVENUE IN BoATs-
REsCUING PEOPLE FROM THE SECOND
STORY wINDoWs-TlM long BRIDGE
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22

flee and alienation Of this great property
is shameful business, from first to last;
and we have no heart for further COM
mcnt to-day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-01

By Telegraph to the Morning he,os.
TYBEE, January 81, $50 m-Passed out
Saturday, steamships City Of Macon, Juniata
ship EndymiOn (Br) bark Xema (Br).
Passed up, steamship City of Columbus
Arrived, bark Breidablik Nor.
Put in for barber, str Jno Sylvester.
Passed up Sunday, steamships VIM Law
renee, Seminole, str Fred De Barry, schr Ger
trude (Br).
Passed ont, steamship Juana (Sp) schrs Jno
Taylor, HoratiO. and one unknown, str inc
Sylvester.
Arrived, bark vasco de Cana CNor) and brig
Mary L Fink, from MatanZaS for Delaware
Breakwater, put in leaking, with foremost
sprung; also cargo OF sugar all adrift.
Passed out to-day, schrs G w Lewis, Gen f E
Spinner, bark Mercur (Nor)
Passed up, barks Breidablk (Nor), Vasco de
CANA (NOr), and one unknown Norwegian
barkentine, brig Mary Fink, steamship Seio
(Brj.
Wind W, 9 miles; cloudy.
New York, January 3l-Arrived, Rotterdam,
Rialto, City of Montreal, Britannia, Bristol,
Deruyter, Vaderland, Ethiopia, Wyanoke.
Arrived out, AmaZOneSe, Illyrion, Rhynland.
Scandinavian, Nellie T Guest
Homeward, Zeaurak, Galveston; Isabel
Crsggs, Charleston.
Later-Arrived out, FonthilI Richard, Henry
DoroDda, Whitehead, Cypress, knight Poly
korf. Peruvian, Congress-, Cydonia. Mediator
Mississippi, Nelson
Homeward, Wave Queen, Hampton Roads.
Vineyard Haven, January 31-Arrived 18th
brig VI HeSlen, Pensacola for Boston.
Boston, January 31-Arrived str Worcester
Savannah; brig Carrie Bertha, New Orleans.
Cleared, brig Jessie HynaS, Mobile.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-01
CONsIGNEEs.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
January 3l-Fordg Office, H Myers & Bros
Rieser & S, Bendheim Bros & Co, E A Schwarz
A Letter, A Miller & Co. Ludden & B, r
Haywood, Mcmillan Bros.
Per steamer Katie, from Augusta and way
landings-C F Stubbs. W W Gordon & Co, Pei
ger, r & Co, R Woodbridge, Walker & Tren
holm. L j Guilmartin & Co, W W Chisholm
Walter & H, Percilla Anderson, Solomon Bros
W NJ LAMAR, Jno Bell
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
January 3l-Fordg Office. W w Gordon & Co
L Guilmartin & Co, Woods & Co, Jno Elan
merry & Co. H NJ Conner & Co, w w Chisholm
Chas Ellis. NJ Farley, Walter & II. NJ Nc
Leard, r W Woodbridge, G Stubs, @ Hard
wick, English & II, d y Dancy. ] w Lathrop
Co, Peacock. H & Co, Williams &, W, John BIC
Donough, Roberts, A LETTER, J ] Dale &
Co, ID Bacon & Co. w III AskeW, Allen & L.
Herman & K, A T Lee & Bro, Bacon & B, A A
Woodland, w Miller, Lee Roy Myers, ] Paul
enheimer & Co, A Holt, MY Henderson
Eckman & V, Alexander & NJ, II Myers & Bros
Millen, Rhoda DeLyon, Capt ] ID Guer-
rard, Mcmillan Bros, Bond & S, D Y Dancy,
Order
Per Central Railroad, January S1-Fordg Agt
N r Lee, Henry Yonge, McGaughy, Bond
Alexander & N, A Friedenberg & Co, Haas &
Bro, 3 g Haynes & Bro, F N Hill, L Mercer,
w Schley g. Co, Saussy & b, Ludden & B.
Allen & L. VIM II Snider. d Bacon & Co,
Herman & K, Guckenheimer, Weed & c,
d B Lester, Miss L Gilmer, Palmer Bros, Paulo
PIANO, L Putzel, Kennedy, g Eckstein g. Co,
Miller & r, NJ Ferst & Co, e w Andrews, N
Boley, II \ Henderson. ] h II Parker, T Zizinia,
II NJ Conner & Co, Woods & Co, Walter & H,
J w Lathrop & Co, Jno FiannerY & Co English
Fl, Baldwin Co, w w Chisholm. n A Har
dees Son & Co, w w Gordon & Co, f NJ Farley,
L ] Guilmartin & Co, @ F Stubs. F Wheaton,
Chas Ellis, R w Woodbridge, NJ DeLeon,
West Bros, Order.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-01

vsask .bss fSof9. gorsig. Gibraltar, So Dee 3.
Ti9vs Nos. AndeFsen. Maksellles, SD Dec is
Jnalth Dutch. Wiser, Amsterdam, So Dee II.
Beona sB FuPosrea algsr0o slo Ice - cid
Borona IBrl. Thompson. Liverpool sid Jan l.
Blomidon (Br). Morris. Belfast. sid Dec 3
Energie (Norl Jensen, Dunkirk. sid Jan 3.
Electra (Nor), Ivensen, sid Jan s.
Betty Ger, Schulken. Havre. sid Jan Z
Attiila CNor) Larsen, Marseilles, sid Dec y.
Sendemanden CSor), Oqvist. Swinemunde. sid
Josva CNorl. Sorensen, Havre. sid Dee 6.
Ponema CBr). Gordon. Liverpool sid Jan s.
Emma Parker CNor), Larsen, Havre, sid Jan 10.
Hannibal Ger. Haseman. Dunklrk. SID Jan :.
Hildur CNor) Gundersen. Hayre. sid Jan 3.
Anger (Nor1. Olsen, Havre. sid Jan 3.
Herds (Nor), Dahl, Havre' SID Jan =
Stanley For), Rolfsen, Honfeur, sid Jan 2
Herlof Berlofsen (Nor), kroger, Cartnagena.
Hilda Csw) wuIfr, Rio Janeiro sid Dec %.
GrOssherzogin Anna Ger. Schmidt, at GlOu-
e'S'Si Wv - sczooxKRs.
Marcia Reynolds, Tilton, Baltimore, cid Dec Is.
] N Marshall. -, Boston. up Dec "A.
William Wiler, Humphreys, Baltimore, cid Dec
"a
Welcome r Beebe. Lozier, New York, up Jan 26
Annie Bliss O'DOnnell. Baltimore, up Jan 29.
Three Sisters Baker, Philadelphia, cid Jan IS.
Z A Hayes, Smith, Wilmington. Del up Jan y.
II Millen Young, Baltimore sid Jan 70.
W Cushing. Cramer, New \ ork, up Jan 10.
F A Server Tilton. New York. up Jan %.
Vapor Hand, Baltimore, cid Jan Is.
Chas H Morse Manson. Baltimore, up Jan 10.
Denike. Bohannen, Baltimore, sid Jan IS.
NJ Hand, Jarvis, Philadelphia. cid Jan %
Hattie Turner, Mcintyre, Philadelphia, cid Jan
%
Menawa, Fairchilds Philadelphia, cid Jan %.
Grace vanDusen, Lake, Philadelphia, cid Jan
26
Annie Ketchum, Ketchum. Philadelphia, cid
Jan 25
W Herrick. Penney, Boston, via Woods
Hole, sid Jan "a.
Island City, voorhees,, Baltimore. up Jan 90.
Frank atkins Atkins New York up Jan %.
Stephen G Hart. TORY, Orient, L L up Jan 80.
VIM Thompson. Brady. Ponce, 2 R, up Jan 10.
Andrew Eevinger, Smith. New York up Jan 26.
Centennial, Risley, Baltimore, up Jan %.
Messenger, -, Boothbay, up Jan 81
Rebecca Carter, Burton, Baltimore, up Jan
%.
Mary Bradshaw, yanGilder, Baltimore, up
Jan %
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-01
List of vessels UP. Cleared and
Sailed for this Port.

STEAMSHIPS.
copia sBra, Collins, London, via Newport, SD
Mo OBJ. Bambrough, Cardiff, slG about Jan 12.
SHIPS.
Fawn, Cleveland, Trieste, sid Nov %.
BERTHE BigelOw (Br), Corning, Portshead, sid
Dec II.
Lille soullard Br). KiIlam. Liverpool. sid Dec
Johanne August GER, Schmidt, Hamburg, sid
B HazeItine, Gilkey. Havre, sid Dec 16.
Tsernagora (Brl, Hilton, L'pool, sid Jan g.
Astronomer (Br), Gordon, L'pool, sid Jan2.
Eurydice (Br), Edwards. Liverpool, sid Jan %.
BARKs.
Premier Nor), Guttormsen, Frederickshaven,
sIaury CSor), Olsen. stettin, sid Nov 10.
Tordenskjold Nor, SalveSen. Rotterdam, cid
Oct IS; at Brest Nova
Casilda, Pike, Liverpool sid Dec g
Kaleva (Nor), Peterson, Bristol, cid Nov Is.
Friiso (Norl, Rees, London, sid Nov 10.
Onni (Norl Abrahamsen. Dublin, sid Dec g.
George CBrl, Grant, Greenock, sid Decf.
Tikoma (Br), Andrews, L'pool, sid Dec g.
Eiobe (Nor), Olsen, Rot erdam, cid Dec g.
Asia (Nor), Danieleon Bordeaux. sid Nov IS
sid from Falmouth Dec 5.
Athlete (Br), Cam, Liverpool, sid Dec l6.
Franklin( Nor, Clementsen, Ipswich. sid Dec IL
Lyngoer (Nor) Olsen, London, sid Dec IS.
Sorudderen Nor). Petersen. Rotterdam, sid
Dec u, sid Plymouth January 4.
Dusty Miller (Br), Parry, Carnarvon, sid Dec IS.
Hugh Cam lBr) Eldridge, Liverpool sid Dec 81.
Amity fBr) Mcdonnell, Liverpool, sid Dec a.
George Ger. Hellmer, Hamburg, sid Dec 2. put
back Jan 8.
Ariaine Nor. Hansen. Amsterdam. aid Dec II.
] Z Suthergreen (Brl, Spicer, Bristol, sld Dec 49,
Gustav Adolph (Nor), Hansen, Amsterdam, sid
Dec II.
Iduna Nor). Thorsen, Bilbao aid Deco
Wayfarer Brl, Thurber, Rouen, sid Dec Fl.
Grant fNorl, Florpaes, Caen, sid Dec IL.
Mercedita, Thatcher. Bordeaux, aid Dec IL.
Nereus Dutch, Schrier, Amsterdam, sid Dec q.
Antwerp CBr), Chambers, Cork, sid Dec "a.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-01

daii, Western Wits. zs14sc: ditto mixed, z13
SIC HAY firm; prime TO choice Pennsylvania
and MARYLAND, SCI 09123 90 per ton. Provisions
closed firm, with far iobbing trade demand:
Mess pork, old SIS IS; new SIS 90. Bulk meats
sides. none Offering: ditto. packed, SIC and
and Sc Bacon-shonlders. SIC; clear rib sides.
SIC. Hams, 101<01114c. Lard, refined. In
tferces, 10c Coffee steady; Rio cargoes, or
dinarv to fair II Gtf3c. Sugar lower and quiet;
A soft, CSC. Whisky dull at 81 y. Freights
quiet.
WILMINGTON, January 31.-Spirits turpenrfne
firm. SIC. Rosin firm at 81 371< for strained
81 40 for good strained. Tar firm at 81 90.
Crude turpentine firm; hard, 81 50; yellow dip,
50 90; virgin, 50 co. Corn steady; prime white,
e0161e
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-01
ACCoMMoDATToE TRAIN-EAsTERN DT.
WEHTERN DIVISION.
ny25-tf
Central { Southwestern R.R'ds.

J. s. TYSON, M2ater ct transportation.
h g. HANEH,
my25-tf General Manager,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-01

no changS OF cars between EayaEnA1 and
Jacksonville and Savannah and Albany.
Pullman Palace Siesping Cars daily between
Savannah and Jacksonville.
Eleeping cars run through to and from Savar-
nah and Albany, and Jacksonville and Albany
without change.
Passengers from Savannah for Fernsn6iEA.
Gainesville and Cedar Keys take this train.
Passengers for Darlen take this train.
Passengers from Savannah for Brunswick
AXE this train, arriving Ht Brunswick 500 A. Il
Passengers leave brunswick &C 500 P, n, ar
rive at Savannah 900 A. L.
Passengers leaving Macon ct 5:l5 A. X. DAILY
including Sunday connect as Jesup with this
train for Florida
Passengers from Florida By thia train connect
as Tesup with train arriving In Macon ct 6:25 ?.
Z. (daily including Sunday
Connect 90 Albany with passenger trains
both ways on Southwestern Railroad to and
from Macon, EEfaula, Montgomery, Mobile,
New Orleans, etc.
Man steamer leaves Beinbeidge for Apalachi-
cola every Sunday and Thursday evening; for
Columbus every Tuesday and Saturday after
noon.
Cloee connection sc Jacksonville daiIy (SuE-
days excepted for Green Cove Springs, ST.
Augustine, Pelatka, Enterprise, snd al landings
On St. Johns river.
Trains on B. and A. 3. z leave junction, 60
$40 p. Il, daily, except Sunday.
secured at Bren's Ticket Office. No. % Bull
street, and at Savannah, Florida and Western
Railway Passenger Depot
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-01

POULTRY.-The market fully supplied, a car
load arriving weekly, and demand good
EGGs-Supply very small; good demand
BUTR-A good demand for hrst-class
article; stock light.
good
sYRuP.-Georgia and Florida in fair demand
and supply.
ight demand.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-01
COMING SOUTH AND EAST.

Passengers for MilleGgevllle and Eetonto1 viii
take train No. from Savannah and train No.
from Macon, which trains connect daily, except
Monday, for these pointe.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati
via Macon, Atlanta and Cincinnati Southern
Railway on 7.30 p H. train.
Local Sleeping Cars on all night trains be-
tween Savannah and Augusta, Augusta and
Macon, and Savannah and Atlanta.
Passengers from Southwestern Georgia can
take either train from Macon to Augusta and
make connection with Pullman Sleeper from
Augusta to Washington without change
Berths in Sleeping Cars can be secured at
SCHREINER'S, 127 Congress street
G. a. WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM ROGERS.
Gen. Pass. Agt. Gen. Supt., Savannah
J. @. SHAW, W. F. SHELLMAN
ian3f-tf
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-01
Shipping sntfIIiaetlfe.
TUESDAY, February /, 1881.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Srea mship Seminole. Hallett, Boston
Richardson & Barnard.
Brig Mary Fink, Darrah. Matanzas for
Delaware BreakRater, in dlstress-Master
fSee local..
Schr Gertrude CBr), Kelley. Ele1thera, with
fruit to J B Reedy.
Schr Belle higgins, Higgins, New York, with
guano TO order; vessel to Master. ARRIVED
Saturday.
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Ru AEnn.

Ponce, P R-Arrived prior to January 10, schI
VIM Thompson, Braoy, Savannah.
Providence, January 27-Sailed, schr Stephen
Hart, TORY, Savannah via Orient, L l.
Woods Hole, January 26-Arrived, schr W
Herrick Perry, Boston, to load for Savan
nan.