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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-10-30
F. Levi Quotes a Few
Prices.

is AOEi yuoteS CeH
Prices.
The Fall season is
here, cotton is coming
into market rapidly.
Good crops have been
made, and all will have
more or less money to
spend. I am paying the
very highest cash prices
for cotton, and selling
my goods at the very
lowest rock bottom cash
figures. Be sure then
when in Sumter to call
at my store. It will be
decidedly to your inter-
est to do so.
In our Black Goods
Department we quote
Double Width Cash
mere at 25, 80, 35, 40,
so, IS, and s1.O0. All
good value for the
money.
Ali Wool Henriettas
at 40, so, rs, and Sl.00.
All Wool Cashmeres,
double width, in colors,
25, IS, So rs, and s1.O0.
Single Width Mohair
Goods, in Stripes,
Plaids, and Solids, at
I2 1-2, Is, 20, and 25
cents.
Gingham in great va
riety of patterns at 8
cents.
Etoile de Nord,
12 1-2 cents.
Imported Ginghams,
20 cents.
Satines at 10, ID b2,
Is, and 20 cents.
Percales at - 1-2
cents.
Full lines of Corsets,
from 35 cents to $3.50.
Warmers Coraline
Corsets S1.00. Warmers
Health Corsets SLIPS.
Whatever you want,
you can get at
FERDINAND LEWIS,
Sumter, S. G.
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FINEST FARMING LANDS.

The TINES has often spoken OF the
fine lands and magnificent natural re-
sources of Clarendon county. In some
few parts of the county, as might nat
urally be expected, the lands are very
inferior, almost valueless; in some parts
they are only tolerably fair; but in
other parts they have no superior in
the State. Right in the town Of Man
ming we have some remarkably fine
land, but the finest lands, the lands
that have no superior in any part OF
the State, are to be found near the
Santee, and especially in that part
known as tbs Summerton section. AL
though there are some highly culti-
vsted lands that produce large crops
in the Fork section, and so likewise
in the Wilson and Foreston sections,
yet to one riding over the Central
railroad, these lands appear very in
fericr; and SO they generally are just
on the railroad, which unfortunately
passes through some the poorer land;
yet frequently in less than quarter
OF a mile of the railroad as fine lands
are to be found as one wishes to see;
and in many cases where the lands
sppear inferior, in reality they are good
lands but have been neglected.
General Stackhouse this past sum-
mer formed his idea of our lands from
a car-window view, and said they
were very inferior. A gentleman took
him in his buggy over about forty
miles Of the county, and he then
said no county in the State possessed
any farming land superior to the Sum
merton lands.
Last week Capt. j. A. Drake, OF
Marlboro, and Capt. J. A. Peterkin,
OF Orangeburg, two OF the most prom
inent farmers of the State, were rid
ing through this section of the coun-
ty, probably with the intention OF
buying farms here, and they said they
have never in any part Of the State
seen any superior farming lands.
The lands are magnificent, and the
country is owed and settled by some
of the best people in the State. Away
from the immediate vicinity Of the
river, the country is healthy and the
water good
Then Santee swamp contains as fine
timber as grows-huge trees of al-
most any kind of wood, which with
capital properly applied would make
fortune for dozen capitalists. Al
ready thousands of acres d this
swamp land have been sold, and in a
few months the purchasers viii begin
to coin the money from their invest
ment.
We do not know ifany of this Sum.
merton farming land is for sale, but
We think it ought to be, for such land
ought not to lie idle, and there is too
much of it for its present owners to
be able to cultivate properly.
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T EH1GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF OOruAna' ~"
Desor2s's' @ Is iStasauous ana lntenedate point
q N. ior Geneva, Lyons Elmifa, echar car 70
and the West. and principal local p''"''
Elmira =. I'D tn.ar5nedato pointA
rhs, 10 tSaanoeK. Connection 70 iteanihs anu
$40 for Pistsson 'Rd RS IRftIIpn
PBAo n M for Mauch Chunk and Chas pes "a
Connectsp e Heading and Harrisburg 'H'N
n Tor Gsney. Lyons. ElTir' I nSsae''of DuHs'o
and tho West, Pnlman sleeper 20 ~ R.An N m ann
Trains leaving az M p ~ frs ale col reaiCna
hS'' W. - SUNDAY FFLA1Ss -. ,,,.rn.a,.,.
sa NJ for Mauen Chunk, Harleton ana h''fHieai9'o
cepe ana I E1Ss RSsh ssssss. susls
aai tie West Pullman sleeper e L4onah -
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RAILROADS..
{ EENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY,

y FOOT OF Iii LIBERTY STREET., NORTH RIVER
cD 100 ioS Eastcn. BshieheS Allentown MsucA
Tor fst eaneon.e 'EastOn. bethlehem. Alien
ssafe E'tS agSg'sSVf Essss
sh9HSsa ssSSuTs La%isSaPS, wiiiis@spalS HamaGaS
Chunk f Eeadi%s sIsGuI An'n
chShss ~ t9r EastSa ne'RshS@ AsSatoTD Mauch
bSsSS fS5 SleSiqstcS, Lax Ess.sn
- 5{5 p n for Easton. BetSiehem, Aiicnto9n. Naueh
Chunk Reading, Harrisburg, etc On sundays at 30
5sS a N, Sundays 70. Eoston;
Sundays 90 90 NJ for RED Bank, Long ~ Branch
Asoury Park Ocean Grove ekcept Sunday. Point Pleas
uAso. s:1s a. m. 100. 80 p m. for Famingdsie.
I$S T., % p NJ. fer yiasls5d. Rriage.on.
$40 TO- s9ndSSs SG S 20 fo G fef
j ES0R LAKEWOOD At t;eSS, sa5 a NJ. 100. $3.50.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Lao a. n. 100 D. IN q 30 0. m. Through Express.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR. PHLADE. 2HIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
nS t. and Snitlnoi s and Ohio K r. leave foot Of
SFSPaYs sssSS SS an 1:S 49, go 4as $50
on sS g ga&9r' and ID Y'i 3D. d4's Il 100
CSanE have aS j SS FOR
as 81 5 Fi sss G Gs5 iSs ;H s Sgs 81
iGltono.s:tt. IS bTosdTsy Brooklyn. O~' Wv
OsG: 6n Eos S VIII call Tor and cheek
WEST. SHORE RAILROAD, y. X 9. g
& 6vs and s ssny "isi SSa
foaaan ii2R Ss q 5
@oG :a S SsRi Sn aS e .a
saSss TfGS BstHs Sc sO SaOSs5sa Ss
day. otSsr trains daily except suHdayy:; iS LsaySS
pey S r. ives, sAo s1 sson ali Il 80
Sde:. Broo afyS WssSs OF 9SS rS RS
s SaPi ma 0 ssS BS Ss Si
ss q %s' s. 3; ana GS q
s :ssr o l as:s sna asS
L On and s,isE i LSS,syS "a "a 1888.
Trains iesgo New YORK Via Dosbrosses and COrtlands
Hs SSS6i FtSur :, a iSpS he With Pullman Palace
Sa s % and Si.s SDR1aV S1 q Fo
DainS. smoking and sleeping veSaOuled Cars at 100
w,%,po' Haven 2, S E5y1 aRs
SI 90 PSosn. liz p sSa ~ iaa 1Es
400 a; m.,. 90. 900. and 100 p M Sundays
Baltimore washington and tho South, Limited Wash:
ng9n ETPes Of PgimI1 PaSf SsTs S'y eHGep
s sSfg' Win Dining Car $40 M ga.hins
ton o 10 D. n. regular ct 20 100 ADD 80 n.
90 20, 30 and 100 p. m, ana I2lo nentS;
Sunday. :ib and 90 q. m 80 and 100 D. NJ an
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
/. 30 D. m, Ilhrough PArlOr Carr. and D. N WeeG
days For Gsgs Ma p M week "a f1 iynssredI, at,
I 20 and D. N. on Sundays eaS = m. and s
D. n. (do not stop at Asbury PaTkl. - ,.r.,
Yof ord Point and Norfolk, via NewYork, Pn,aneiI'
pbia and Norfolk RaiEoSd 90 z; dss .y via DAu-
islns .. jersey csy. sfOrdns speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
CoTtsndt Streets FeTTies ~ follows; 49,, -,
90 20 3, 20 Chicago Llnltsdt with Dining Cap'
and 10 washington Llmlted), and II 700 M ~ 20
90. 100, 3 90. go, 200 1880, :Q0' wv 80
90 SEd 200 mr. and ~ 20 nis snss 6e'G ~ I
sis R, q t;SG = S3 % m 49,
Trims leaving NeS.YOrk daily except Sunday, a.
a m and 0 .. m Sundays. connect az Trenton for
TieEeI omees Nos. 1, is5, $40. and 90 Broadway.
St and brooklyn Annex S5sueo. foot OF Fulton
~ Brookiyn; rs Hudson.st, Hob0keni stsuon' Jersey
CIV EmErsnt Iieket once Castle GARDEN; an %, ana
sbses Baggage from hotels and reNidshceA u,oon
III J Is.
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european advertisements

RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
EXPRESS TRAIN SERVICE.
m PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON.
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. CHICAGO. AND
ALL POINTS WEST.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
leave NewYork. foot of Lbersy.St. as follows;
For Chicago. . 80 p. m. IL 100 midnight
For Cincinnati and St. Louis, $50 a. m. 4'AS p. M
n, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. 80 g. m.
=, M M, 80 D. m. $3.50 D. m. 4:45 D. M. IL 100
midnight
An trains excepting II 100 q M run daily.
For tickets and Pullman car space call at 3. and o.
,ot,t onces, 81. 2e1 AIS and LAO Broadway. or at
Station, foot Of Libertyst
w. N. CLEMENTS. ohAs o. soULL
General Manager. Genl Pass Asen"
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
" Il" Jim RIVER RAILROAD:
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
On nBd Ntsr ESSPTFYpgsff ssrth S1lPhS SeA"

On and
brand GENITAL STATION,
Tnp0est and Finest Passenger Station In America.
as 4 N. Rochester end Montreal hxpress 9rSW". mS3
room cars Eew.York 20 Albany ana Albany 70 Montreal
Ceesi 50 Vermont nj. FAMOUS sTEAM YEsTI
UH syae Eoehe,S;sT BSsGG ERE fndnnapos
lGdG as 'se a ss EEoas 'P'iSs NJ At
CieSeand With train Tor Columbus and CinslnnaFt . To
,o5d 10 SIeIcan o GSefSna ads5aPc eso and
Chicago drawngoom ears 20 sha Toss
il $50 q. m Western orx ana n0nen
t h5,S sara s bb 1sS SG5GS dss Troy
"a ~ M Albany, Troy and Utica Special, with draw
ing room S ears to Troy and Utica -. r.ov cor
ness 20 for m North Adams, and intermediate
points on Fitekburg r. r. ,,.,,D.,, and G, Toni. ~,
pTss ssss fslf.S9 as e.
nSsssub 5aGinG ana e s ESa
Vi. n Rou Ss1' Fain and F7R'Is
sxecp sundS sunday rP does not run ives, q ASsgy
OS D. gSnF FAST Night EPress RSGhestsr BuGs
le Nsga BALLS Tpront9 1HDSs VcbeaSo 5 sissp,nH
S,.0PG IS L9s sS Sna ca daily
ssturday also 10 Canandaigua on sundays only, ~,
70 mldngh for ssrsosS satafday sleeping cars 70
Albany Connects az Albany MIN tran .d 9f tae Ms'
Tickets and spaces IN drawhBroon anu sGeP6 eaas
R ssSHp sS s S g % We ~ is5 RsGaa
sn3 lsaSs station New York 1888 washington and
5s0 Fulton sta and 39s Bedtol ~, r. Brookyn,
Westeotps Express calls for ana eheeS o~ssase nom
hotels or a1 others daily except sunday s9g
lsS station Re up PssseR general Passenger su Agent
Il TotiCFV General Superintendent
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NEW LINE TO WASHINGTON.
BALTIMORE. WILMINGTON.
ouEsTER AND PHILADELPHIA. .
Via BOUND BROOK ROUTE
and
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
COMPLETE SERVICE OF EXPRESS TRAINS.
NO EXTRA FARES.
PULLMAN PALACE AND SLEEPING CARS.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH 10.
Trains leave station Central Railroad Of NewJsrssy.
foot OF Llberty.st-, N r.
For Washington. Baltimore. Wilmington and Chester.
daily. at $3.50 I'll ;oo except Sunday m i;so' 80
4:46 10 90 p. m.
For Philadelphia a. co. AS 80 80 IL 90 g. m
40 . 49, s1s. 100. 4;46. $780, 80. 1890 p m.
SUNDAYS $50. 80 o. m. 1 80 2;so. 4 AS. $50.
400 D. m
Tickets and Paror seats can be procured o. R1 H.
os1 AIS. e44. lao 1898 broadway. 7s7 othave sC4
west 1esth.s. 1sg East 125th-st. New.YOrk; Court
st. SEQ Ful,On.st, es Broadway. Brooklyn.
New.YOrk Transfer Company win call for and check
bseRaee from hotel or residence.
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{, HORE LINE--ALL RAIL RQUTE=F0R
trains leave Grand Central station for Providence ana Bos
trn AZ ia a m / D IA Limited Express ~ p m
pa ~ ~ sasi; Niehf Hxpsess aI ESQ m daily.
tof Hswpon q 8 4 Z, sad p n; Fsaes PsHes Cars
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anttion Sales Of Real esiats,


A RICHARD v. HARNETT co.,
AUorIoNEERs,
win sell ct auction
WEDNESDAY MARCH 20.
NJ - o'clock noon at the Real Estate Exchange and
Auction Room SO 70 es Liberty-st,
PARTITION SALE
TO CLOSE THE ESTATE OF JOHN MEEKs. DECD
20 Vt sssy sr.vn.ons ana suSOs'''n'i lot
10 5stofy marble store and sub-bssements lot 2Sx
1o0.912 IT,
u BARCLAY-ST., ....... -.
25xI0i 10 IT.
10 BARcLAY-sT, ,...~D.n,,, u, M
io0.i0x5ox45 n rt5Fe
60 LEoNARD.ST,
OH CfIURCH.STp
z0h sstorS brick store and subbssements lot 25x4o IT,
10 nt 3 s story Sriek dwelling lot 9oxso #
~ s-s.ory brick dwelling; lot 22xs5 II
iA0 z.ssory 6rownstons dwellingi lot 25xss.e IT.
LOO tHoRTHwEsT CORNER 31sT.sT.,
l-story brownstone dwelling; lot 25x95 ft.
BENJAMIN WRIGHT ESQ, Referee, 1872 Nassau.st
AMBROSE MoNELL, ESQ. Pl Atty. SO Nassau-st
p v, HkRNErr co, win sslL Monday March Is.
ana 44e East 1i7hs, two Sstory, basement and cellar
frame dwellings
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auriion Sales.

A LEONARD BROTHERS.
b. A. Leonard, AuetIoneef.
ANTIQUE AND MODERN FURNITURE
from hrstess dsaiep end pssa.s Iesidenses
praper!es Water Coiofs on Paintings, EnRnyingS Car
49, - MARsHAL,s SALE ~
MATTEL CLOCKS AND BRQEzEH -.
Toaorrey "wednesday and THURSDAY, March 20 and ~
AZ o'clock Vnuabie oil Paintings from various
eeufees most cases private collections 70 DO sold
THURSDAY EVENING, March n. ct o'clock
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AeIp mantso.

w ANTED.-TypEwRITER. owning Machine; good
~ psnInsa efErs ssastspk Apply a sgh hsndwsIa1g
5EiSs aSschfss9 a 2 Oh y xsss ssss i
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OroposaIs.

AoUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE.
ROOM POO STEWART BUILDING ooo
NO. $50 BROADWAY, NETWORK, March L. 1852
NO CONTRACTORS. 60
Il BIDS or PROPOSALS for constructing Masonry
Aoueduct from It's connection with the New Gate Hous
at 1Sbth street and Convent avenue, to point IN Ienie
avenue and 185th street TO be known as bEOIlO1
SD OF the AQueduet called for In the approyed
forms OF contract and specifications file in The oic
Of the AQuedyet Commissioners, will be received
this ONCE until o'clock p. m, on "WEDNESDAY
APRIL g. 1889 at which place and hour they VIII E
publicly opened by tho Aque1uct CommI ssoners and
the award for doing said work will be made by sae
Comml ss oners ~ thereafter possible.
Blank forms OF said contract and specifications thereof
and bids proposals and proper envelopes for their
closure and all other information, be obtained at tie
above ONCE OF the Aaueduet Commissioners applia-
ton the Secretary.
JAMES O. DUANE,
JOHN G. sHEEHAN President
Secretary.
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cToNINGToN LINE.

FARES REDUcED-IEsIDER ROUTE FOR BOSTON,
"a PRoyIDENCE 81 25t woECEsTEk e so;
Ginning chairs free Of charge. 49,. w..
York hon new Pier So q. b. one block above capasks
daS cEssg. ssad' 3 ca vim can fss saa sAsss
hsxkaxs frem hotels and residsnssA
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6crses, Carriages, Ctr.
PETER c. KELLOGG COW
Tvalfth Annual
Enasfsi Combination Sale

speeisI Coordination Sale
MONDAY to TRIbxY, March y y e 1899. Inclusive
& NJ and esd.st New.York.
IO6uce. fOT John-Bt)
Nearly BOO horses have been entered ana GONG IIom
mhny Of te most sueesss Eastern breedof ana nenae
not only great collection Of fsshonaby bred troups
stock Representatives Of the most prominent stations Id
sbe country, but also
Carriage Hofses
Saddle Horssa
Business Horses and Ponies
For eetaioeups address
PETER G. KELLOGG co., lo7 John-se. New.Yo1M
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REAL ESTATE.
,,,.,.vcs ar,TuE YxCHANGE

0afN
ss..,.., .a,ss Al the Real Estate Exchange yes'sl,
- ere by r. ". Harnett Co.. VINO oneroa ~
~, vo,tr.seooods a. four-story and basement 49,
-. ssoss ayolng on lot 22x5bxee Inc pl'ps $50,
$3.50 -, 20 eco year until May, 1890 Inc o'.us
.rs 40 900 % s4A1po william sSa s TMent -.
~ " ha same aaetioneer offered No p. ON 9t
ssanth A. four.ssory sad cellar psn rental OF s9Us
Hi u prsRssy p e ass wsss
JesI anu sseonds i fosts,sry ,spai 81 All 40
,rs On lot lsix9ss Il proSoTst FOR sid $50 TO E. ~
year II scn sitter ssne sse offered fonr lois and
x. S aeTssss. e or hundred
ss ana e ss ss grand 4hi seq s. rsi
sas 100 10 Solomon Moses x 6rck warehopse on lot
10 7os chgrshss n y ssess2 for 800 year The
lssx Tns I'D soooo and ran up % eIsoYo' a.
ssdos p s;s'e IVES knocked down 70 ArA ss'ah
Quincy. nam comri.tee further considered Tho
The Aveseo ne ~ Ira cost Of annual mempersnip ana
p g1possse "a ressrs 10 the Board In hVer oa se
,r..,vork. Monday, March IS, 1889.
,u. ,.,,.-..s ssies were held at the nxohsnse and
Au0s0a Room 'ss /, s aa sSs e,u,...,,
a. 4 s:'e3 wsifss-s. lot 1sAnsoi sarah Quincy
s 100 Il dwelling xish lots q "a West 1ssS' OF
IssSsss was sq RssssS Y 4 Assas ~ o.
a VIZ sc " W,, IL h s;s "a =. oC
% Won ~ II s. r. e WI sa sSs sO
f',lstory dwelling with lot No s9s West 2zds SsS s.
$40 n Of Tthave lot sane orysr ga zoo
s S Sos.y wa'f ios issSsss sEiS
n2I tx. n az lease Of Inc premises Nos 4ts TO t45 e
"a no aos Eat sistst adjourned 70 April g.
By william ksn I,N. ~ 4 ana Si0 Mes 1 ss7 md
q. was sdjoSined 70 April i
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alisfellaaeons.

EQUTsrRIAN oatats, English ard Amerieani ilIuS
10 TIstsa catalogue fsea WHITMAN SADDLE 90,
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" -Trslns leave chAm6erss. Station week days t ISf
a. 90 so and II 80 a. m. 1IS $3.50, q 80 6;lo'
$40 40. 20 40, 10 20 IL midnight sundayA'
Additional trains 70 Cressk and way. 0 40 a. m. and
'Ftr Manuel Spring Valley. Monscy and TamanA
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r. LK9ANT sEAsiDE REsfDENCES.
an ss b ss ss fs ds O. ss an mos; se ana
have .sssss sS,aS a psd
ranges heaters and ope afepssesi bot ana cold fSesR
and sea water IN bathrooms eloset &C. are thor
esSd ssr bod sizssh wei and estern Thes RSusS e.
We ali situated In nsoeed ne3Iefn high terraced lawns,
N ssfasSs Greedy On S ocean q sn s
and 40 anobsEucied vsw d the ocess win IL Hundreds
via sSnf ss q hes re S s
oesse Dsses sLeht miles soutR Of Long BrsnSA and
many sSss daily pom Ssse YORK ana phisdeipSi ~
ss ess ED e. si has saSs'S So
Spring Lake V gea Git sne boating and 4shing on
Terms o. o Ire snd FH6roTYfE II RE RR6P
q s'sxi Z III S's' Rh Rsa '
P f ssSi SSa 3 q. :.' e
y s for Gs s wee. s%sssS eS .na
sSS s Is sS wd T.: about e o.
s9ot lot contains about Is o0o % fset T9e buidins IL
sed ana sa1EPSS v %sesIsy yn fG sFS sS
III Iii. A syss 20 ss soss
ss3pipsd ,arosgsoSS Wen sdspss9 G, SrE.s plane
g Ct s sos s sss a ssss sss1
outlay into apartment house, The Location OF ms
% e h & sss r ay one R TS s g'Sa
improve IL If not sOd before April is at pnyste sale
2 then saysss az. sss Al tTw e SSesnc o R
Estate Agents and AueSoneers. remberton square,
Ho00 CASH balance easy monthly payments w1n
YSUv pgresa1e 9n3SpXAN' Room "a. 251 BroaSwSy
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II RE RAILWAY.-liokGt Offices, 40l, 3l7,
raee. chSH.eers and 2Sd salft' ferries. Nsw:Yorki
Wlll5ns6urg corner NCwlyk AID Hudsyn stA Hoboken
aud Sew siaon Jersey City Hh.e Tickets ana PaIo,
trvnttrr Of taggags DO obtained. Express trains
leave 2ydIsL 8 minutes earlier uhSn time shown from
Chambors a. local trains 70 10 minutes earlier:
y 49, m 6 Ga e Bus AA''o'' pullman
10 40 A. M. week days. Parlor Car 10 BinghamtOn,
osEego ElmiTa Coming and HorncilsItls' 49,. =.
s'f aa .y C and Bu ass scPHs caseRes %
s SSnp 40 ISnig No tts charge dime
\ 80 D. M. every day, Chicago Express" Pullman
n' Est&ef s5s,'s.q e. S11:rG"S0 4
S ESQ o. 40. 80 T. go = RIsss6S 10
|. t i ga T. s ~ {l&s INK siS $50 f $780,
ehp ,s SiSS; I1S T. 30 $50, 1850 u noon
e 6iSoo s g. d. iG 30 ;SS iHo saS
~ c%a TX ana up PaseTson va SsTaEf
ss5 i 49, Ss 49, 10 - 80 10 &c.
so sEaffrB 6G ?So $40, $50 1870 IL night
,S so 10 j. 20 8 ~ s:so: G:5 g.
s&asss;sS 3 i SSr : s '''' TO- O. 1870
lis 80 ;'0 81 80 % 10 @ 49, u night Newark
Express trains nom the West arrive In Ne"'Fork 81
W.GS spi ASs s5ti Ssha'i fSas. Agent
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Royal HSb OtNf9ED SFA H NAIL fEf STEAMERS
sCELriCt Capt Baysop wsan.sday March a. D, M
GERM ANdC. Capt lII1ng Wednssaay, April a m
Prom whlto stsr Dock root d West iothH :
Saloon $50 SEQ ESQ aud 800 Storage from NewYork
from tho Ola County e2s "a mIt9 number Of second
and ssS prepaid s4O excursion q95 Comp1nys see No.
al BroSdWH EsW.YoHL J. BRUCE IgAAY. Agent
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NHARL ESTON, 6. c., AND THE SOUTH
S- AND soUTnWESE

,r ,1r,, sIAAIEiD All ILhIp FI0RdpA Joints
From Pier 20, T; T. doot k2ossyelk ST. az D. m,
YEMASsRE. Charleston aud Fernsndina TusS. Moh 10
SEMINOLE Charleston and Jacksonville Friday. Moh 20
CHER(K FE Jacksonville direct Tuesday March 90
DELAWARE. Charleston ard Fernanilna.. TusA. Hch 90
All steamers have hrst class passenger Accommodations
insurance under open policy effected q 9th OF
per cent wM. r. CLYDE l. Co, Gen. Agents, q
T. G. EeER. c. T. A. aAE& F. L hssaq sio IETSH hY.
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pARIs EXPOSITION.


I Apply 10 NETHERLANDS LINE, 10 Broadway,
~ w. for new Tourist Guide 10 Holland. the Rhine ani
and modern Steamship Latest additions: 1880. s q
Rottsrdarn; 1897 q. Amsterdam; 1883, r. Veendan:
isso = a obdam and MaaSdan Ffri Cabin after May
iSL s4o sGo 500. Second Cabin. Si2. Ten days TO
Rottardafn III y a. VcendaH, sailing March 80 May 4.
JuIy IA Rotterdam u Paris hours.