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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-02-24

A young prea cher picked mp
Bishop Pierce,s IS hat and put it on
his own head, and it was exactly
a ct. "Why, Bishop said be,
"your head aud mine are exactly
the same size" eyes," replied the
bishop, 'son the outside. ."-Lfttte
Rock Methodist.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-02-24

An Illinois editor has a great
head. He writes: "Never judge BY
appearance. A shabby coat may
count in aud editor, while a mao
wearing a high toned plug hat aud
sporting a dude cane may be a de-
linquent subscriber"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-02-24

Epitaph for the living RObt Lin
coln and George w. ChIlds: aHere
lie two good men who says they dc
not want to be Presideutr-Chioa-
90 Neies.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-02-24
SENATE BILL No. 92-An Act t.

prevent the running of the Stat
ute of Limitations against the
right of persons to sue for person
al injuries received while under
going imprisonment
Section 1. Be it enacted by the
Legislature of the State of Missis-
sippi, That in actions for personal
injuries iAfiicted upon any convict
or person in custody the Statute of
Limitations shall not run against
the injured person while so in pris-
on or in custody.
Sec. 2. Be 1T further enacted,
That this act shall be in force from
its passage.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-02-24
LAWS
-OF THE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
OF THE

SENATE BILL NO. IAN act to
amend Sections POOL and 2902 of
the Code of 1880, in relation to
to grand and petit larceny.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the
Legislature OF the State of Missis-
sippi, That Section 290I, of the
Code of 1880, be and the same is
hereby amended by striking OH the
word "teA" iu the third line of said
Section aud inserting in lieu there
OF the words "twenty -fve,7 , aud by
striking out of said section all after
the word '',vears" in the fifth line.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted,
That section 2902 of said Code, be
amended by striking out the word
"ten" in tue third line of said Sec
ton, and inserting in lieu thereof
the words twenty five" and by
striking out the word "threen in the
fifth lile of said section, and insert
ing the word "twelve" in lieu there
OF.
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted,
That this Act shall not effect pend
ing prosecutions except that in ca
ses of conviction upon indictments
now pending the convict shall be
punished under this Act and for all
violations of sections 2901 and 2901,
foi which no prosecution has been
instituted prior to the passage of
this Act prosecutions shall be COM
menced and upon conviction, SEN
tence imposed under this Act.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-02-24

SENATE BILL NO. 3-An Act to
repeal SO much of Gan Act APP
proved March Is, 1885," entitled
"An Act to amend sections 657
aud 5S5, Code of 1880, SO as to
increase the Public Revenue and
provide for the faithful collection
of the same," as provides for a
privilege tax from persons trav-
cling aud selling goods, merchan-
disc or liquors By sample or 9th
erwise.
Whereas, The Legislature of 1886
amended section 5S5 of the Code
of 1850 by embodying therein GER
Tain provisions imposing taxes on
the privileges of travelling and sell
ing goods and merchandise or Ii
quors by sample. Now, therefore,
Section l. Be it enacted by the
Legislature of the State Of MissiS-
sippi, That in the Act approved
March is, 1886, entitled "An Act
to amend sections 557 and 5S5 of
the Code of 1880 so as to increase
the Public Revenue and provide
for the faithful :colectiOn of the
same," the clauses in the following
words be aud the same are hereby
repealed. viz: "On each person
travelling and selling goods or mer-
chandse by sample or otherwise
in this State - 800, son each
person travelling aud selling such
liquors at Wholesale by sample or
otherwise - $780,"
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Rallroa05.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT EOURTRACK TRUNK LIN Ia
$500 GRAND CENTRAL STATION.

LsrRess and Finest Passenger Station In America.
room Nov. YORK to Albany aud Albany Montreal
va d. & H. H. II. also East Albany to 81 Adams via
.snS 80 S'aYI ~ "I FAMOUS EAMHEArEp yIlsTI.
BULED CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS LIMITED.
composed exclusively Of buffet smokngcar dining car
cuse. ROche5r. buffalo Eric. Cleveland. lndlanap
and Toledo arriving At Chicago at 80 a. M 81! Louis
Tor Columbus aud Cincinnati.
10 go ma Chicago ETDre;s, FOR Niagara Falls TO;
chicago. da"insIOom caro- to Canandagua and Koches
for Saratoga. Lake George. Rutland Remington North
Adams. SC. Drawing room cars 70 Troy.
80 D. m. Albany Troy and Utica Special with draw
3 IS D. NJ Accommodation to Albany and Troy. Con.
meets for Wlliamstown Ncrh Adams and intermcdllte
points on Fltchburg r. r.
'.iO .. M. Fast Chicago Cincinnati ana St Louis Ex.
press for Niagara Falls BuHslo Suspension Bridge. To-
ronto and Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis ST. Louis,
\ 20 - H.. Montreal and Canandalgua Express.
St daily, Ottawa. via 81 AlbanA ana anadi
Atlantic Railway daily except SATURDAY and 10 syracuse
and Canan1aicua daily except sunday Sunday train
% p ~, Special Mall Limited arrives at Rochester
40 a. n. Buffalo - a. m, and Cleveland 20 > ~
80 D. M, Fast Night Express Tor Rochester BuYa
To- Niagara salls. Toronto Cleveland Cincinnati. In.
danaDols s.. Louis, Detroit and Chicago, With sleeping
cars Slceplne-cars to WATERFOWL via Utica daily ex.
. 10 midnight for Saratoga Whitehall and Rutland
sleeplng cars to Albany Connects at Albany With train
Tickets and space drawing room and sleeping
sale At Grand Central station l13 S5 and 2d2 Broadway
is fa Station sss w ASH and sso
Fulton stS; Brooklyn and - 4th-s,., WILLIAMSBURG
We,tcotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
Run daily, others daily except Sunday. tstop a,
st2i9p to AXE W PASSOVER fo' North and West
J. u. Y, General
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I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leAge foot OF Cortlandt and
DesDlOsses f0llOws ,.
30 A NJ for ,ata-auqua and Intermediate points;
= a. H. FOR Geneva Lyons, Elulrd, Rochester, buhalo
The West. and principal local points. Ch"f car 70
ii a. m. for Cherry Ford and intermediate points ,
H. H. flr Tunkhannock AMI intermrdldte points Nhar
car to Tunkhannoch Connection to Reading ana baFt%
burg. ,,...- ., r,,,o,,.i tpferrciia,e
poiut.. Chair to l.. and T. junction. -,..
49, Al m for Nauch CHUNK and intermediate points
Connection Ia Reading and Harrisburg. Char car 70
Mauch Chunk. o., p..,..,.. unraio
: y ~ for Geneva Lyons Elmlra Rochester buhsio
and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons -, - -
Trains leaving at a. n y NJ any az y ~ 0U',
SUNDAY TRAINS.
S a. IN. for Mauch Chunk. Halicion ana intermediate
as D. m Tor Coplay and Intermediate points
: u. m for Geneva. Lyons Flmlfa. rochester buhho
and tho West Pullman sleeper - Lyons
General Eastern Oficc. 30 broadway
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SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUT
For PHILADELPHIA.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
Via Central T. 4. Of New-Jcrscy and Philadelphia and
Reading H. r. Leave foos L6cTty:s5, n, r.. at l. 45
o. II a. m 1 30 10. t. . 90. 80, IL y. M SUN
DAYS at e. IN. 4: 30 L. D. Ia.
Trains leaving at 1. 40. IL a. m 30 a. D 30 80
IL d. M have for Reading Harrisburg Potts
vile, etc - 49,
ga LAO 323 Broaiway 737 6thave. 26l West i25th
s.. 1870 Fas. 12Jfh.st. NcwYOrk; Court-st. $50
Fulton--t.. - Broaiwav. Broohlyn. -,
New York Transfer Company Will call for and check
laVrIrs from hOtct ur residence
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Railroads..

PAY LlNE.-For Old Point Comfort. Nor
- folk, Va. and South. Leave New York via Pcnnsy.
Nani1 Railroad D. IT,; Phiaiclphia. 80 D. Iarlor
Car 20 Baltimore Leave Baltimore arrival train az
station. .. Arrive ola Point Comfort : a. m. Nor.
folk connecting with al Southern trains IT. v
TOMPkINS. General Passenger Agent. 9s7 broadway
~ EW-YORK ~ NEW-ENGLAND Il. r.
FOR BOSTON.
ALWAYS DN LIME.
SHORTEST ROUTE BY 10 MILES INSCRING BEST
TIME AND PUSCTUAL ARRIVALS.
Trains leave Grand Ccaal Depot IL noon Day Express
arfiN Boston d 80 - IA, week days
y. H. New England Limited via Air Line) arrives In
Boston. a. y. daily.
IL 80 j. Night Express. arrives IA Boston a. m.
week days
Elegant parlor cars coachcs and dining car on day
trains sleeping car- ON night rain Entire equipment
new. All trains through without change.
Tickets and hettis offices, Grand Central Depot and
331 broadway.
1rI, ne TARIFF OF 1888" pamphlet % 90 large pages
giving rates OF duty IN force. Ia full together
entire Free List and other valuable rarlR inor.
nation Timely FOR reference, and absolutely correct
Price 10 cents copy. Published by The Tribune
Aeu-Ttrk
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. \. c. *
" IL r. \ K Co. LeseeTra.H.o on i'aye WeS '., tIa
fon, loot o. Jay-st.. n. H.: Chicago Detroit London
Hamilton, . - q. ~. $500, q 10 D. H. St. Louis
Montreal Canada Fat 600 p DE- NiagaA Falls sli9
cu-e tict ana pruri "A. intermediate stations so
80 m rs 90, 80 4. n1 laud ~ o. a. Tor tict
onlri. Kingston. -auetrtcS, tatakll. Albany, 10
= 10 all 30 and - 90 900 - 10 y.
New burg 1918 a it,. 10 10 : 40 p. IT, Hayrt.
ears lot BgGho Nh4sa idll- Toronto Dtroil, Chicago
ana ST Louis Daily. Daily except Saturday.
Othcr irIina daily except sunday, "a 81 Leave Jercy
CITY. l.. r. T. station, Az % IN. $50 p IN Hobuhen.
Wet Shore station. all 30 a.. 70 30 j. NJ For
ticket Time table, Information apply a. Offices, brook
Ln-3SJ Westinghouse. $50 fuli0n--L. Annex Once,
foot Of Fuo.sst New YORK. ty III 1868 ana pl2 Broad
way. 1913 - Bowel, IL Park Place, aud West Shore
stations foot Of West 42d-st and foot Of Jayst, n II
Wcstcors Express calls for ami chccks haggage from
hob II ani residences. C. r.. LAMBERT,
General Passenger Agent ; Valicsbntave. n Y.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after December 81. 1885,
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE

Trains leave New York Via Dcsbfosses and Cortlandt
Harrisburg Pltt,tue and the West, with Pullman Palace
Cars attached, . 90 a. m, 8 30 Dining Cap ana
or Dining, Smoking and Sleeping Vestibuled Cars at
wiam-port Lock IiaSen. 90 a. M 8 90 D. m. Cory
ana triG at 92 r ma connecting at CORY Tor Titus
For ISSo9 poan pdttS aa - ana Readnc
8 is and 10 90 q. H.
nct9n Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars daily, except
SUNDAY; 1000 q n arrive Washington 4 90 p. m,
nFSn 90 d5 o s go as q 90 go 100 al, AID % %
night SUNDAY, c15 and 90 a. m, 80 and o 90
=, ,. M and u, y Is night ,,.. ,.oo
E ES1 nasa BAY 100 a m %sfh ai
stons 90 n ,n SaEy oS and Am 69 sG5 10 90
r ana 81 H. ss ns Ho stSR at hHgy f?T
and Norfolk fIslroad 5 200 ,. daily via Blt@ore
Ros ard 6 o bTooyn RnHex eGnao with all
train. at jersey CITY, arCrdng speedy and direct
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
iandt Streets Ferries follows:
i6 wahlns o1 Laed and II n I2:26
1920. i. ! 30. >. g. 6 80 ; and . m. and u Il
and p m sunday EXp5es "a ~ g., O. Limitsa}
i i9a 70 n:h Acto S2 ayS 80 ana " H. and
Train, leaving NewfoH daily, except sunday at s,
end 40 Sday a. 20 p Tea n"a for da s%a
TicSe: oqce. Nos l. qs5 80 and "a Bro9ad%;ay
Courts and Brooklyn Annex station foot Of Fulton
g, Broofyn station. Jersey CRY Enigrant Ticket
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for and check
bagEngs from p 4 Pi.H and residences r WOOD
Gene al Manager. General Passr Agent
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
hn5oseoa 10 Te a% cosG 2o1f a9a NaGS So fS
sa5 20 o 30 G a4G ! 10 80 b. M p Midnight sanda1s
Z - 80 a. H.; T. 7 Is D. ~ Additional trains Cress-
FOR Manuel. Spring Valley, Monscy and Talmans.
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GrdchcrS.

A BEST TEACHERS 'upTl.ei. no charge; teachers
ioim :os stamp Z l. AVERY. American School Bureau.
A TUTORS, eovenes-e,. professors. teachers; all
~ branches circulars school, supplied plIcatst modern
languages spoken MIlIAM tOIEIEltE, 81 last 18th
-. between 4trave aud Bro i"av
"A supplies PIofossors Teococ-s Tutors. COY rnessoA
&c. 70 Colleges. Schools ann Families Apply
MIRA N. J. YoUNGEULToN. % Union seu1rs.
TUTORS. GOVERNIssE> Professor. Teachers
~. al branches; circulars. ~rhoo- supplied patents Mod
languages spoken. NGl;lAM con EIIRl. 81 East
17th-st, let 4thsyc. aud BfDatw1y.
u RoCKwAY's TEAcHEHs' AGENCY formerly Cal
and families 4ir. L. FEEI~iAN BROCKWAY. IS
West 23dst Eeconm"uds school, 20 rarsnts.
ITALIAN LANGUAGE
los East 5ins,.
NJ ANTED-2 German and ! FIeach eo,crn.-@es with
w music pr'uafY teacher loIs 6cutl mon .
classics ana mathematics away nom city; teacher book
ana natural history ent,uau. French and Gcinnn Tor
large class, $3.50 MIRIAM tDNEIT!I. 81 Fast I7tir
- Det"cei -ih-afe. ana Hroaiwa'.
WANTED IMMEDIATfLY. French teacher for Young
r,I'- reiNnafN,. romuiLlnI Tor young lflF.
uscai' governess for lituc erl, French piano English
D"NoNANh, TEACHERS BUREAU. 30 Last 14th-st
w ANTED IMMEDIATELY-J.ad vocalist who could
ItA German. resident position southern scrooi
also several German govcrncsc- with French and music
HESSEs AGENCY, IL East l7ih-st.
w QMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU Tor
polh hSfsl supplies professors teachers, gOycfncsscs
musicians housckeeyeIs. compan.ons. chaperonos &C.
colleges schools and fame bo0kkecpers sten0gra
phers and c0pylsis business firms
Mrs A. ID CULVER 800 6th-ave.. New.York City.
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NoRTHEEY :; RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY
ERIE RAILWAY.-TicLet Ofices. 4Ol. Sd

L'RIE RAILWAN.-IicketO Offices, 4Ol, 3lI,
se ana r 49, chSaSels and asd Stiet rres New
S ana cS SSS Se%k and ad,d st. ST. SoScn
snd NV station Je.sy S Thee IisSe' ana P' aa
tfahs!ef 81 b1ssa-e be obtained EAp.ess trans
Chambers local trains to 10 minute. EARLIER
nuc, q SS a Room ON Gcaehc to BSdo p''' fu
10 80 a. week days. a Bnghamton' osweso' EImira
dy t6easg S 9a1 s. Louis Limited 10
Buitao Niagara Fails Cleveland. Chicago. Cincinnati
and st. Log scrv ID extra SRi59s '0 EH5 . Pullman
Bu..et slecpels. Binghamon Owego, Emra. Rochester
Ru%s5iorl T. 4I5 80 o ,a 10 10 30 u IL
800 o ~ 80 92 D. 10 10 49, 10 "a 10 nF n noon
$40, 80, :, 30 > 10 30 - nig 5htso % noo,
T. 80 az 5:5o c 10 49, T. 49, 80 o 10 3d. IL
10, ii 100 a. M 80, 20. 80, $50 $50 800
Ridss 'S l2 t. 4 as 80 80 30 10 80 l.
/ ), %. 80; 10 20 ;32 = =, 3 10 80 II plight
Sutg. 10, t dc 49, 2 10 go ~ t.
Goshen As 80 .. 10 80 n. l. 3 800 80 $50,
M4ieoSUrp and Port Jeryi. 4l5 $50 .. 10 80
30 80 D. 4 r ,@G j. Inc o 4i5 $50 10 30 n
Is 5 4, . :so 80 & 10 80 T. night Newark
Exprss ars from die West arrive in NewYork at 40
and II 80 and 10 30 .. H. - r,D,,rp
wee Gsr rs sa Hlf' General Passenger Agent
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
~ FOOT or LIBE 5 y S SGElm5 f9k Ss RIVER
400 A. n. FOR Isston. Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch
0h4n 66 a a. % Tor Fem1s5n Easton. Bethlehem Allen
,o$9 mosS9 Lake c5aS sRa'e2%Tf sd EfssqS
scranton. Eeading hafTl'nuIs ti1.,s.me; 1a"alua
! D. m for Pennington, Ea-ton' Bethlehem, Allentown
Mauch Chunk Reading. Harrisburg. etc.
3 As p %. Tor Easlon. beihl,hom Allentown, Mauch
80 D. M for Pennington, Lake lioIatcong Ea,ton.
90 and ) 80 p IA. for Soneryile aud Pennington.
5.f5 D. H. fOl Eastpn, bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
Chunk Recalling HARRISBURG etc. On Sundays at ) 30
y.
SID II 10 - Ill. l. 4, 4 30 G 10 p. m sur
day. A. 0 a N. for Red Bank Long Branch (ANbury Park
ocean Grove. except Sun!ayJ, Point Pleasant -
30, 5 IL m. !. 80 p nl for F1rWiugdale LAKE
WOOD Mlnchost-r. Toms River Blnegat etc. Parlor
30 a. H., 1 ,. M FOR ATLANTIC CITY, Vlnelani,
30 +. SIS 10 30. II 10 a. m. l, 4, 4 30 80
10 Is 30 except Saturday Sundays. 4. "a m.
80 y. IN. for Perth AnDoy.
SunRTEsr AID OrICKrST ROUTE
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Daneing Aeao emies.

Danting ACADEMIES.
4 LEXANDER MAcGREGoWs. los WEST 55THsT
"a Classc, and private instruction daily.
Gcnilenens cds-. waltz only. begin Saturday even
ing. Dec l. Han TO let Tor private entertainments
4 LLEN DODWOR1U no. Gs1 FIFTH AVENUE
II Glasses and private lessons now open.
Glasses for gentlemen VIII comncncg Dec. 3
terms. Sc, send 2-cent stamp ior circular.
A -CARTIEKS DANCING ACADEMY, 80 5th-ave
n. bctw 18Th and iith sts PllNate and clas lessons
all hours; lady assistants special for clubs and
families. Clas.c, attended city country. Waltz taught
rapidly. Glasses afternoon and evening. Terms moderate
A DVAECE CLASS, object" amusement. instruction.
a limited adic gcnlcneii friends and former
pupils lnS.el subscribe introduction from strangers
not open beginners. GEORGE w. WALLACE'S
SCHOOL, 90 West JJh-st.
l. FRNANDO'S ACADEMY. 162 East 55th-s Bank
L Bulding). school for Dancing. Department and
Casthenic Exercises Glasses now forming send FOR
II GORGE w. WALLACES CLASSES,
" 90 West 59th-st and HARLEM. l29th.st and 4th-
See circulars.
IER TRENOR'S BROADWAY. 32DST.,
-'f L. the Leading Fashionable Dancing School Of y. Y
Lesson, given dav aud evening. Circulars.
ME. MANUEL VIII resume his classes, Wednesday.
NlDcc .. Address
Barrett House. Broadway and 43lst.
NIR wM b. DeGARNO East 45thst. has resumed
'lnstructon in FASHIONABLE DANCING. Wrh
call for circular
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- HORE LINE-ALL RAIL ROUTE-FOR
- Boston Prov Hence, Newport alu IA" flst Express
iraino eaye Grand Genital station t9r o,denee and Boz
Dining carr Night ENpress at IL 30 D. m, daily.
For Newport at "A ~ and =. m Palace Paror Cars
Sleeping Cars al Express trains
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"A. whether Tor bows girls; city country. II r.
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IT THOMpsON'S COLLEGE 30 4thavc, \. u
Il Bookkeeping. Writing Arithmetic thssn Dia n
eve begin Immediately terms low ladies' department
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For YOUNG Ladies Country.
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEWOOD.
- y. y. Icopen> Septcnpcr p, Preparation Tor coli
lcge specially Pupils a.mitte1 10 Vassar. wellesley,
Smi Ia cerIlclt. ADALINE w. Sr!-RLING,
CARoLINE NJ. GEKkISH, A.
IIOME INSTITUTE Tarrytown y. "a boarding and
j day school for young ado ana trc girls.
Miss ". W. METCAL1. Principal
THE FALL TERN OF Pax Plsce School" batavia
~ Y. viii open september G. 1883. For catalogue,
address
Miss MARY !. SrrpTrNs PrinciD.L
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~ A. WALWORTIPS ,, ,..,,.--.ee. 1orrrcro
l25ihst. corners &th and IN ayes
Shorthand taught by {. A. Waiwofth
pcnmanship laugh. by IT, 4. Spencer.
bookkeeping. &c, taught by J. w. Patton &c,
01icial headquarters foe Munson's Photography for
past seventeen years "a
r,pTrN SEMINARY on Rutherford place. opposite
Il SnTNesant square,, corner 10th Opens 9Th month
School Tor both sexes, with carefully graded course
,-o the Kindergarten the Collegiate Department. the
later being especially designed Tor PREPARATION for en-
trance 70 all leading colleges The Principal 10 In A.
tendance receive applicants every morning.
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Total since Jan l. sc91iO.sSS s'054t9sl 81 5H4n
EXPORTS OF Spa ~ FROM Mn -fOkh. ,..
For the week 1905 5if f1af.3N sszS .so
Previously rcp'tcd 4G,sOLeo6 17.c95GTi 1903 $40
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rORrjGN CO,IyERCE OF NEWYORK

Total sncc ian. $40 7C3O70 silos3N5se s435ooa'io
IMPORTS OF SPECIE At NETWORK. -.
For the week - al 'SS 90 sd .95'i'd -sS7T
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Steamboats,.

A LBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE
"a Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND jo,r.
Pier Al. North River. foot OF Csnslst. at F. NJ daiIy
(Sundays excepted Freight received until the honr -,
departure. $500 u
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JnstrnLllon
For Both Sexes-City

BUSINESS EDUC -B9okkecpinG, writing I,s
"A arithmetic. cof!espOnleuc' spelling. grammar
nogrsphy tvpewrtng. ladies' department commence any
day or evening. PNINES BUSINESS COl'LiUI~ o.
Broadway