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THE STATE or TRADA.

Baltimore Feb 27.-Co:toa FIRM middlng. lI<c. Flow
-Couhtry stead! city ma! lie io""r ao~aid.,t an,
fanhly IS ,Jds 81; city mills. o t:.nd' extra ~ :0d
a. 81 Mnt wheat. patent. 81 iodtt 80; 'prns do 40
IS coast Mncat 50 t'rn isib a'uN" and nrn' fitt
5odetc lonsbrIIy slsag y" :, e5ao--s' ,tsin'
SPOT and February s2ds='-c Mar H. e2do2.c May sd
siHc. ton-Nogth' IA quiet and bra Whit, 8, atlc!
s.Edsisc Msrrb. a,.sdS1c Apnl, J'Se33'.e May
49, Jgn" 30 jHlt o. A"s e. oS s. ~. sa9 o
81; 'wr-t'In. whit. ?'"$o@c Dc mind :Ia5sEe;
graded No. whil". SOC. Iiy" nominal prime 10 choice
si3 30 Pro, SION, steady aud unchanged Butter sesdy
Wcs;ern pick'd l6G-lc: best roll lddlsc or ain'' "
? &c. n "a io q sirse isfG . P:oe" Susan
ra :. oas r. F rR " to Ssl'T per .Sani
steady cotton io- hour @Os grain ID cork FOR order.
Is tfa+> % Recepts-tiour, oD Ibis wheat 3a.OS
bush corn Coo 9g o OF. .. ep.s rye Loo s", ,n
S27 900 bush. sal What. $500 bush corn. 2eN
Boston, Feb Flour dull Corn easier. Oats quies
Shorts quit and unchanged. Pork .,'ady Lard ,h,d,
easier. Bed dull Hans unchanc a Butter que, bu,
Dr.; ae% % Ts sg od up e IN a2 Sor sna s
eral on rings we,t'r and Michigaa sNra' ij2siss
sacks, corn it3,Oo6 bush; oats, 10000 bush shorts
3I5 tons
Buffalo. Feb 27.-whrat-Thcrc wa. active nquir,
oIsncd so-e. closed at soT.c 1000 bush No !
Northern .old at ST. clo ng at $50 10 Ncrthern
car. NO red sold at s2t.c ar cHtra 20 rod At
7oc and car extra No viii" at 10 az ,, on track
yellow as GS3c no. 3, 33t OH: 40 l. 3oasic u;
grade 2sc. SOC track. oat> qnst bnt steady No
Sn '' sack Barley d"ii and rs,tt. No tsnada !;
dC3c No. canada. 57d3sc no 3 extra, 52o sac stat
an ana un ts T S ana and
changed Reeeip,"JwhSat tSo0 s%.h rS.a Is o
bush barley 1000 bush
chicago Feb. Eth ladino futures ranged a. follows
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on the Produce to-day III butter market wn
S s s1ey cN MhG s,a a%leS 30 80
Dun rorS aSS edo 2 and l LsrS SSSi
WIS., - 90 @ H . Ia'; -; .1 C .'S Snsca
iac o. t H .;%-Sg S%%t e lisss
. 3GHt. 70 I G%T% ss, ana sa'(A'' '''0' ~ 7"
milwaukee. Feb 27:-fiour quiet, wh.st Arm; 30
prns ." s1 SI eS on MAJ H s. Q SGIac So
Whit m tor" g. ES| q 30 10 alS 'G Trc ts
aS r I'aF% sy "c' Lard, 5 w dairy,
l5slS 5 st l 800 ,b %Ss
+ S n what Zoo Gs D s, SSp% Sa .sf0u'
Philadelphia Feb. :7.-tlour Market continued yerI
sq! % d, %ns o 6. t san . W n MAXI.
wns wcak and prices o options closed ea'.c lower With
fancy nninS siad. frqacst m yndc,
S OsIs Ss Eaf't fair to ' sd mns wh a Ss
prime to fancy s$s9ie no teSns,,anii red 10
S d. or Ole No. red eAPot s.ssor az 81
feS5oar Sltst.e Nah o ~ IN S2e no apr ss
SitS stronger rcrt fr"m The wc,t prices OF options -
Tor local trade quiet but steady with moderate though
,@r s?S 81 . %ssd on ,es su S $50 Sc S%
IL rAvolt les ator s'2e 30; nEs pisd and yeisH 10
s.. %Scd t;efra;S; s5Scs5i; Nsrs sS,ss5:s;
A An and M oa saSt. a firm though qaes
gnsdd WHIT zoe Do Csp"d At 40 10 q ~ s1.o
dept sir. options ruled nrm aud future beyond tais
go %h s"F'a fraay toa March
April. 2s@a:pc MAY 2sh .s2c. lag. dull aud weak :
Pcnn,y nrss 1idltLc. other articles unchanRI
RNc'lpts-Four. 25o0 Gbl> wh'et, 200 bush: ro:d;
"a 500 bush oats 1000 bush. shpusnts-wheaI o'v'
bush; corn. 257. 600 bush oats. $500 bush.
~. Louis Feb c7.-Flour unchanged demand and ous,
liz Wheat higher. ADV antin2 ana rece<
ing frequently during TIE session ou,d" aGNiee- me
market clo-.d With May and July sac above y"sttayj
cash 16c MAY. 16.d16Sc. closed .6Ae bid June 'UsS
closed 70se bid July 7seG7ie, closed ,si.a7'c oid
higher No MIXED. cash, @t'.c Februsry closed
e5c bid March $50 hid NAV. :Gsc July ?7~ bdi
August "sLc September. 2sN bid. oats higher No.
ca,n oOL,c hid May 2ld.l-c. Rye quiet No cash,
,0c bid. ia M,nnc.ota tsc. Iiay very dull prar.
e. 5Qd4s timothy e9aei2 80. FlaNseed strong, 81 ~
Lead steady but quiet, ~ o. nuttcr unchanged iSss
wanted. lihc. Cornnrai hrm. II o5asi 90 Mh!sxey.
S o. Prom ,ions quiet and hanged. M large trans-
actions reported. Pork, $40 l:r Lard prime STAN.
3 100 6u-n corn. ~ elo bush cats $4,000 bush rS
a GOO hush: harley OO0 bush. Shipmentskiour, 900
hills; wheat 600 bush l7oO0O bush oAts r. 0O0
bush; rye /, 600 bush barley. none.
Toledo F.b a1-Wheat hrm. hlrher; cash. 7stc: Nav
sic; July. !asc August, Use Con duh STEADY cash.
aOc Nav ale. dull cash 20. Cloyerseed dull
nm: ash March and April. % Is. Eecsp,.-wh
3527 Sbis corn, ~ $50 bush; cloverseet, soi bsa
SUPERINTENDENT 500 bush corn. g. 700 bush: oatA
| 24.7 bush elo>ersecd, 0ol bags
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
De-, North River, Vessels and Rai'roe6s.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-ns1 srowth. the spot had fair deman no
to-day, and prices firmly maintained. sales q. oV
e saoas 200 bags No i7e tsii sr.Ses
larry active and nrm sales 800 pleuls and 300 mas
Aneola. private terms oJo piculs Mandhsng PRIV ave
terms 200 pculs Interior prNnts terms $50 mat. 40
2iLc Zoo Diculs. private giowths and 800 bags Mara
raIbo mi Options without special ieat'
ufos and pires showed little change. Nearby deliveries
ruled weak While lat month. made slight gain Specu'
latOn very mOdera,1 naNl, advances ABOUT ".
While Hamburg showed decline RIO was nrn. with
ltiNely snail receipts Herlar hrst, Joo kvoa
srcond y $50 FNchange tphate) 2ss kecsipt-.
1000 bags lilo ceara ce. for United states ooo9 pa.
n ciaranccs for Eurcp. 100 bags total stock 1888 900
hays santo, receipts 1000 bags. Receipts st Rio July
1889 322i 900 BAGS sane time sss e3 coo bags e6 ~"
GOO bags same time 773 OOo bags time 1888
y 900 bags. Total sales here to-day. +I.25o bags as
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RAILROADS..
DEN N SYLvA nj A
! RAILROAD.
RAILROADS..

on AND AtLhE tEE - u,.s,. ,In a ,s c.r..
10 r F.oI TO; ts The w s.rv.! r1%."
i.%S aS W. Toamou. 50 :. M ch.saso =. T 20;
d an eSs' n Ia ss" nd Remove except
1885 DS IoSo sffsp' s.tr1st t'vAx1A LIMITED
ss;Se sssr' ss!p Ct fflnaa
"9 Cav. T'n. G%. d1 td,h ..
S snG al ,n Hf sG S s. Sa nome and
movable .lgeuic light Arrives Cincinnati no ana
400 p] r X 81 + Lot ' Hi$AGo AMP cINclXSATI
ExfREss pum.n vq.tis9lc Sleeping so Oar aad D,
ssasff ST Ias;, g" q
slnn. n II u S. = NJ Chicago p H. anu I'"' "
S1lS wrST AZ %x%EEsS r. II
e chic s'SdRi%i
Dining Sew York /. lhl.seha Arr,Ss' a. c.n
o. "a = T0do Any 'rS'fs sisEss Pullman veueu.
Emph i Vt. he 's 3a
..5s Y % .fE q, f ia ssS
for Cory. Ere she OIL Regions. Cleveland and coum
~ MON + $s,, TnF E, sSr1M
s%pd.y 10 n" En a'tSs ,a sS
ssS s 20 a. 2 g. e
md 50 mt daily sO''' Dining Car and
For g, AT aaa b.y cdaeh For cape May
70, Old Point ,nd norfolk via Ncw.York Philadelphia
,nS 90 D. m daily via Baltimore and Bay Line. 10
p M "''FTF0R PHILADELPHIA.
EAprco !ran.s ,atc IS: follow, .,o c,,. ,,.,,...
wi.l. DIGlng Car, and 10 10 Warrington Limited and
o. s 90 20 90 cd '9 GO o. c1 .Sd . Is na Ss
60 is 80 90 o 81 sed, s snd
ioam, 100. 80. I. 80. s. 60 and D. m and
The NrwYork Transfer Company Will call for and check
baeuaee from hotels aud residences.
time ah~a ot apply ticket agent
/" CWAS F PuGH. JR. WOOD
General Manager. General PaSs'r Aeens
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General sup fintendent.
7 ElllGlf VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS icav, foot Of cortlandt and Des.
hrG-scs -ts. follows:
a. N. fos Slatnrton and nt"rmcdi ate points.
a. III. for Geneva. Lyons. Elmra. hester. Buffalo
West. and principal local ponts chair car 70
La and Pullman tD ~U-lr'ISioi Bride
a ~. for Mauch Oh, nk AMI iut@rHrdlt' IontA
IL A. H. and ~. Junction and int mediate points.
char car Nauch Chunk
D. for Tunkhsnnock and intermediate points Chair
ar Tuakhannock Connect on 20 Reading and Harris
JiO D. H. for Emra and PRINCIPAL intermediate poins.
Chair car Wike>barre and Pullman sleeper 10 Sus-
pension Bridge. 49,. ..,.
40 y. u. for SatinTtDn aud n,erruefiat" points.
40 %. for Mauch hunk and n;rrnedlatr points.
Connection 70 Reading and Harrisburg.
H. m q. LYONS. Elmr3. Rochester. Burao
and the pullman sleeper To Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. -.
Trains leaving at q. M. II a m. 2. m and 40
D. m for all points Ia Mahanoy an aHeOn coal
SUNDAY TRAINS
m Mauch Chunk Ha1e'un and intermediate
POINT. aud IL for Shenindoah and intern eAr points
so u. m for Mauch Chunk ard Intern dat" points.
y. NJ Geneva l.! on.. Elnfra. Rochester. Bu1so
the West Pullman sleeper To Lyons and Suspension
Bridge.
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Gfncra Eastern OThce. 80 Bfoad"aY &C
~ NEUTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

" FOOT OF LIBERTY ST, NORTH RIVER
400 Tor f,-.on: nyuIc6sm AI.9,Cgsn Much A.S
''g'c Snsn' Tor fiS% Reo" h@iniSh@% Alien
'or1 g. Ns%'I ta-oo ns,hGas%
bury burr i nsr,S%@s wdn%.rr. ,Dr ' .."
M,uch conn., 10. EaE h Ise" HS a s'
chgnso Ws % 20" Re t 5n!aa LI@ aSG oso A.ton
$50 F n" i Tor fs!ion ' seh-h"s %nown
S O. NJ" t 80 .aa.y tor S""a s'
90 M. sundays for Eas'on' Bethlehem Allen
'oTn % spu p NJ sunday. Ea.,on, Bethlehem. Allen.
,Ga r1a sn rel hf S. s s'Gf'f .S 9t o.
~ p S' sunday train. do stop ocean or
Sa%g" % Fos sc ss SO ''' at 80 SIS
80. Is. 10 30 NJ, l 60 90 > 80 p M Sundays
G For IaEcro"d 3o s:r5 m. 90 30. 20. 90
p I For io%s River and pirncsnt. $780, SIS am 90,
* foF Atlantic Cl,y 50 m, 90 30 g ~ th.Oush
;S%sHy SH,s a ,na R Rrg. Sa' 30 ~ 90 M
FOR Freehold, 40, Is, iii5a m. 90. 90 5 90.
e. A 20 g 80 % 5. o. + 10 80 Sa1J. Co.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
VA cen ana Z e. of sn1 1as rRs'f'A1 and
FOR PhladeILa, at 90 :'5 go. II co. m. 20
sr oS &C. ' so. No. ~ o. . g. co. 90 p n
and M W "a ,,Iy at SO y 10 l'''
''Pff r snoi iyaying at - ii 90 H. 30 100 90
80 p " q: = nleh, ,Acrh sa,grday night have con,
nc%p .r .n Er1a@s ",Srs Gan rs!'fS a. =, T.
Is 90 'q f R:;d"2>y T2 70. WOO ed
fuiton.st i,s broadway. Brcoklyn.
baggage from hotel residence.
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rrpoprAy PRODUCE MARKETS.

Pork in fair demand. Hams In poor demand. Rseon in
fair demand Cheese In good demand. Tallow and turs
pentine IN por demand. Rosn In good demand: Lard
Ep,t and futures IN poor demand Wheat and hooT In
poor demand Corn-Spot In poor demand futures IN faf
dsnand mixed Western spot. dun at IS 7isd. Hos %
London-lAclnc Cosst-Thefe Is nothing offering.
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CoTToN-The spot market ruled quiet and steady "a, a.
pnrins TO-DAY 10 bal.~ against IL 39S bales this
dy "a, week and 70 bales this day lat since
Senubnt receipts at the ports aggregated 322 I'D
ba against 1851 si bales for the corresponding time
last year -.
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10 Feb. Eth, I,adine futures ranged A. follows

Cash ouoatIOns Mere a. toows Hour nm and Sa
Isl. 7Gi. 40. = corn. 2sNc NJ. ost. 90; 80
ii -: prime timothy seed, Al Il m"s, pork. per bol
90 7Od n IS; lard per 100 n 40 - short ribs SID.
Io. =, 15dai so dry >altet should r. boxed ~ l21
Sst 25 short clear sides tbo>edl sSdsj 05 ~hisIey.
di,tlcs' finished goods per gallon 81 ". sugars IN
rh.
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HAVANA MARK ETS.

Havana Feb 27.-SIanish gold, 2+0sdo<oA e
change quiet sugar Arm 5000 bseA Centrsfass ~
~ desres polarization. Tor Spsin we're sold q - ~
- - gold psr ountal
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o,tion, were little irregular. and speculation only
mod, rate Ihc opening msfk. quit" hm aud prices
,dVanc,d point, alter which there tr.r -"ilik ~
March leading a decline Of 3Gt point closing, now
ever about steady. Port receipts wei" SMALL ~nl.i
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Efaal Notices 6.

WAYNE RROGATE'S COURT.-ln the
w Mater Of Application vi Wilson souc fot Letter
o dnn ration the goods chaels and credits of Asa
7. Soule. decreased. - ,. ,
10 The cr,dtor, against the estate OF Asa T. Souc. d."
formerly Town Of savannah ia the County VI
WAYNE. and state Of New. Nork:
ertgned Wilson SouI Intends to apply " The SurroSa"
Of WaVne County aforesaid. for letters OF adm nistrto
nnon he goods rhattes creditors and estate OF A. L.
Soule deceased aforesaid under the provisions NJ eton
two thousand six hundred and slNyscyen Of the Code Of
Ci, Procedure allowing the penalty Of the bond required
otnintstrltiOn shall not exceed twice III"
amount Of claims OF creditors against e estate
thu Surrocst" pursuant to motto" BE- pnlsh
and required bY said provisions OF said
Section 2Ge7 Of said code. %. Or oo allowing bond
and YOU. and each Of you The Aforesaid cr'di,1rs
ay,n,t the said estac Of aid Asa Hon.
George W Cowlcs Surrogate OF Wayne County. aforc.
said az his orcc village OF clyde IN said county.
OF WAYNE before II o'clock In the forenoon OF tenth
10th Cav ~ March 1890. at which tlrir and ny
anpcaton FOR such letter. Of admir- will made
and thu amount penalty ~ the bond required 20 be-
given thereon viii drt"rnncd by the SAID Surrogate.
Da,d January. - 1890.
J WELIING. Attorney, WILSON SOtLE.
V. Y. Applicant.
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nnpnSM.S FOR ARTESIAN NELL. .OfNce

ROPOSALS FOR ARTESIAN WELL Office
NJ Fort sghuy,er n,, s. ~, H. rrG,1s . S', an
ar,r.au wr at Fort Schuyler y Y. H. Will be received
tt ui> oaicc Hnt II on Ihurdsy. March 9Th 1890
and tn opctrd Government rSer.cs the right To
.!.ct any or all proposal >pcifcatons, blank forms
ign d. Envelopes containing prroSal. should BE- marked
Proposals for Mtessl Wen. ana .oarcs-.a 70
A. 4. NJ
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RAILROADS..
NMEwYoRKCENIRA1
Hudson River Railroad.
AL Trains arrive at and depart FROM
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

Fsurrh Ave. and &2d ~, New York.
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
BOO A. NJ. FAST NEw.YoRE STATE EXPRESSES
Albany sshsnesssay, Utica. syrssa.s. Auburn Gsae.a
Driving Room car. buffalo daily and g t,napdsSa
''S asnsr vssubus BUFFET smoking and Library c.r
,ate Impairment aud state seepng Cars neated
by steam and gntd by gas. Due at Chicago at . 80
1880 4. N sStTHwEsTERN LIMITED. for CIncln.
Dali nna g. and c Smoking and
Library Cars. Entrr train shanrheated and lighted
,,.ssAM %FsfEES DAY EXPRESS daily ,s s.e ::
S.. es sS e'f
SiS,@.%d bs;rSi, cStsss' Cleveland
ssss s1s XXI. A fs4oa s5
y LS" Ds, 'cs nS
n "" sos %'.ns sn xGc sanrT '''p"'
1000 r. NJ FAST Ni6IT EXPlEss-to Rochester.
s. Sa st S s: .s sa
yui: ''' ,s s,',aeGi ircA srxAcusE ROCHESTER,
81 fFALo AND NIAGARA FALLs-s so a. NJ. 0: so
s;ms 1910 a MT 30 a. M. o p. m, 10 90 p m.
rok Az Ss% p" ;,n' RSD uOc
H. IN 90 b m. 10 50 p n.'gio w y. n~r ~ w
KTuor. SARATOGA. ApinoNpAck MOUNTAINS,
sr. kLbAAs. AM non llstAL-io 30 a. NJ, = so
=. NJ Also for Troy - 90 q. NJ % 30 a. M. 10 %
a. m. 80 A. MI 80 D. H. q 90 p M, 10 90 D. M
.Eisn shire hills VIA HARLEM DIvIsi0N-tlOSS
Ior information ,cke. and space IN Stepping ara
Bfoadway IL rar~Sace. IS West l21thst. and ,sth-
S "a 90 Hsr.s:.
noteIs Residences through 70 Destination
tDaiiy except sunday. Daily except Saturday. Other
All trains excep. leaving st $3.50 m asd !: %
midnph stop at lconst station 70 take on passengers
IUHN NJ. IOUCLY. GEUkGE n. DANIELS.
Gennral Manager General Passenger Agent
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l.so.- N,aied pitIOsai-, itdorscd Proposals for
Tobacco to BE- opned April 1900 VIII be received from
anulctrirr- or tfular daitrs "niy AZ hr bpt,du 81
H. C. untl j. o'clock. April l. 1890. and publicly
Honber 1890. at the Navy la-d NewHotk. Of eighty
o,and 40 coo found. VI tobacco. Proposals must
g. rad I'm dupIlcat@ uJnn blank forms which will be
furnished bv tn OF Provisions and Clothing upon
,tIlirstiou must be ned out indicated BY Nh"
tnx Iie dcide1 by lot Stnples Of The standard
Taco viii b. furnshed upon application TO this bureau
10 DeUs q, tight To REJECT any or all
80. mi deemed af\Antsae 10 U,e government
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gvrurs,on..
Oreau Cleaners

~ EW.YORK AND CUBA MAIL e.. CON-
N PANY FUR OuBA AND MEXICO.
From pfers 10 ana II Il H., At p. m
.. { IIay., Progreso, Campeche ana a.. A.,
oHIzABA' Vera CfuI va MAJ Ma,
- or ,suIyGroy HAy troSssoc ,o na sa, Meh.s
SANTIAGO. ! = snfnsgos .. . Thurs, Mch. IS.
TUT JAmEs T. WARD Z Co. I!5 wsllst
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CEALEp PROPOSALS will be received by
- the undersigned until "Wednesday March 5, 1890 for
The .,,,rr pant finished eotds and materials OF the
Matthews & willard Co... u Waterbury Conn: The
facr are all nearly rev. snd Az well adapted . any
icois tc. all 1iSie',ss TIE company though 10 h2
:l2jcOo worth Of goods a. good profit Thc plant
for sale account Oi ONeflL Hiding and dksgreeinsnt
M 'FholdrN, and not for want OF business The
u,op rtv and inventory be seen at The
r6,yri reserves the right to rcjec: all bids.
Address l.. X RICE. RcceiNcr, Waterbury,. Conn.
AoCEDrCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ROOM 200. STEWART BUILDING. NO. $50 BROAD
WAY, NEW YORK. February H. 1880.
Two CONTRACTORS.
plds pr"po'ai. for furnishing two Complete Port
A. called or m the approved forms oi contract and spccH.
4ons ON fe Oce Of the AQueduct Ommi-s
ali Ic received this Office untl o'clock D.
March 3 1890. which place aud hour they Will 10
inbcy op.nod bN AdueiUct Commissioners. and the
award for doing said work will b. made by said Com.
Ini..iOnrr- a. soOa thereafter - possible.
Bank forms Of contract and Specifications therefor and
Nd or PROPOSAL. aud envelopes for their Enclosure.
can obtained at the above sce OF the AQutduct Com.
u,is. cnere on application 20 the Secretary.
Bv order OF the Aqueduct COmmissoners
" JAMES G. DUANE President.
IOVN c. SIBERIAN. S"cr"tlry.
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CHARLESTON, 8. c., the South * Southwest.
" JACKSOSYII.LE AND ALL tLOiiph POINTS.
The CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

" JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLokiph POINTS.
The CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
TIL WEEKLY LINE.
From Pier 90 +. Il. foot Roose,et't). At p. m.
SEMINOLE Charleston and Jackson lie Frt. Feb. e.
TKOQU0iS, Charleston and Jaekson,iilH Mon. Mar s.
CVFEOKEE, Charl-.t0n and ia kso"N ~" Fr, MAJ :.
YEMAsSFE. Charleston and ia, >onv o MOI. Nat 10
All steamers nTstcls-s pa-."ncrr sccoTHodatons
Insurance under open policy Effected at one fth OF one per
cent. wM. p. CLYDE co; zen Are';~
T. q. Eyer. G. F. A. q. s. =. p. Line.39 Bway.N.Y
SAVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
- sENGER IISE-Four steamers weekly from New
Pier as y. H.. foot e. Spfing.st.
S. CITY OF BiRMINGfAM: Monday. Feb g. p. M.
rs CITY OF AUGUSTA ..WeiLr >day. FEB 20, D. N.
S. Tallahassee Friday. Feb -. D.
IS. KANSAS CITY -; SATURDAY !, D. -, : D. ~.
,ah Florida and weston RAILWAY for AL points IN
Georgia Poridl South Ciiolirz. Alabama and Louisiana
Firs:-class table dhote.
=" n HASHkGTS w. II. RHETT. Gen. Agt
Fat Act 6 y and W. R'y, Savannah Fast Line.
Sci I,roadway 3l1 broadway.
New Pier. 81. North River.
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-08-16

Mr.. Joseph Jefferson some time ago
gave this as the origin Of the word
chestnut" 'In an old melodrama by
William Dillon, called The Broken
Sword are two parts-Count Xavier
and his servant Pablo. The Count is a
sort Of Munchausen, fond Of telling
stories of his exploits. He tells one:
Once ! entered the forests OF Galloway
when suddenly from the boughs OF a
cork tree Chestnut, Count inter
rupted Pablo, Cork tree,' said the
Count. "A chestnut reiterated Pablo:
I should know as we'll as you, for
have heard you tell the story twenty
seven times, The late William War
rem, who had played Pablo often, was at
= mems dinner once, when gentleman
told story whose age and originality
were far beyond any doubt. Chestnut
Warren;:T should know as
we'll as you, for have heard you tell it
twenty-seven times The guests took
up the expression, and from that" says
Mr.. Jefferson, II believe the expression
really comes. IN. Y. Sun. -