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iii Comparative Mythology Part H. bF Nhu''"
ruP}; MMpprNSIoN OF EDUCATED WOMEN. by Mrs
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Nh, GE0SS AND NET GAIN OF HSlN" WAITS.
- Robert t,il"n .,... r do-f. r.rnald
Iu'FF5Win5NL PROLOGUE. BIZ Prof. c. Hanford Hen
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STAR LINE.

w FOR OF EI.N>TOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
.Adriatc Feb % II 80 tcrnanc- Mch &c, 10 -
'Ieutcn.c Mar. J. 5 D. IA. 'lerton.c. AIrl =. N.
Celtic Mar II 80 a. -Adr.atc..Apr .. 80 am.
Britannia. Mar. 10 ; D. m. MAJ, APRIL 10 3 p. H.
DOCK. foot OF West lOth.st.
those steamers saloon rat :, 500 ana
upward according steamer and location OF b'ith- Sec
ond cabin 435 and Excursion tckot, i1NO able
terms storage $50. Company's O1, 20. 81 Broadway,
New Y ork ihiladcl phis Office sos Walnutst.
J. BRUCE ISMAN. Agent.
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Qarrlro Atn0emlcs.

a IEXANDEK MACGREGoES, l09 West ?oth-stI
- rIasSr, I'M dancing Immediately aitr the hou
davs advanced classes Saturday morning an cary apP
cation desirable. Private lessons any timc bY appointment
. -CARTIERS DANCING ACADEMY. 90 5tntFeI
NOT I9h and at sts--PriVat" and class lessons A
hours Waltz TtTGHT RAPIDLY. Halls TO le;.
n UR OWN ACADEMY FOR DANCiN& os w, wesl 80, 90
"a, oonartrr o. lessons s. WALTZ GUARANTEED
Five private Lessons 81 ~ anFces taught
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n KOpOSALS FOR COAL FOR THT NEW-

/ YORK NAVY YNED.-Fcbuary Z. 1890 sealed
proo,al- indo-cd "Ifopo.al, for Coal for r N'Nlok
ktty yard to 1Irurd March o. 800 VIII 3" received
81 IA, H,ircau ~ Ifo. l.on- 1nd CloihnR Navy Diaf
mont Wa-hlnr.ou. D. g. until - ocork noon. March D.
$500 and publicly opened Immediately thereafter. 90 m
ni,h at the Now-Yoik Nayy yard 800 tons htumin"I-
lIur Coal Tho corl must CONFORM 10 h'
%ayy standard and pas. :hr u-ual naval INSPECTION.
Hank proposal, VIII b. furnished rVon appirson - the
Commandment ~ navy yard. The NAVY Pay once Now
YORK OF the Bureau. TIE hid- decided hY lot ITO.
thu rgl: 10 r'J"'t al Ud' not
defined advnnta ecou- tl. mrnt. JAMES Ft
Z nnf.lI l. Wv.
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,AVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS

CAVANNAH FAST FREIGIIT AND PAS
- SENGER LINE-Four steamers weekly from New
Pier 81. y r.. FOOT II Spring-st.
5. CITY or BIRMINGHAM. Moadly Feb "a. 3 p. m.
- CITY OF AI-GU STA. Wein esdiy Feb 20, 3 D. m.
s. TALLAUASS E..........-... Friday. FEB - y.
Connecung with Central Railway OF Georgia AID saNsp
nah Florida and Western Railway for Nj points In
GEORGIA Florida south Carolina, Alabama and Louisiana
Unsurps ,sed Accommodations Firs;-claSs table dhote
For freight and passage apply %
n UASUAGFN wv. II. RHETT. Gen.
Est Act : + and W R'y Savannah Fast Line
56t broadway. 81 Broadway
II T. " ALKER Agent Ocean Steamship Co,
New Pier IS, North River.
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Jcarhcrs.

A TUTORS. governesses, professors, teasnSis, 80
"A branches supplied schools and iamiueS SShy t S
cuIars Tor Uarcut Modem language spoken NlslAsi
COYRiEHE 81 i. l7thst bet. 4th'sVc. ana biOAi"S:
BEST TEACHERS Am. r!can and Foreign ,SlPpHygIt
"A, FOR al hlAches IN al localities no cS ~, INN
LIS WANTED, 10 Zee f0l registration lpui oI t'ai'
II = AVERY, American School Bureau west if'h's~'
N Y.
,rpIC.X an roprICN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors TgacherS tutors srpiy To
IN 81 J. YOUNG.FULTON. % Union sauare
= hDIIS CLASSES in and noar ms cry, ior ''I I
OF Rest ALthols French Nuthor. reid ~ p-iiat
lessons IN English. Iutn, French.
<, CHERMEKHOI.N'S TEACHERS, AGENt ',o.z
- Oldest and best kuowa in u. s. Is'apii'heu io'''
- 3 East l4th.st.. y f---
rJ,HE UNION TEACHERS AGENCSr rs fsi pcs ions
W. b. KERR Manager. rs Astor Place Ne~-loIh,
yNOMAN's EXCHANGE TEAC ~ r,0es Ssos
rusc,ons bousek1rp"rs companions. ChalFfone' ~.
colleges schools and famiics aso oooAE''pe'''
49, ,nd conv, business frm, . -. c,.-
W. Miss G. l.. WERNER 800 5th.ave Ncw-ror IVY.
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CUNARD LINE.

C%rw.yoRK TO LIVERPOOL. via QUEENSTOWN.
from Pier 40, Nolth hlXer.,o,.
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SEfE ICE. -.
Bothnia March J. = y. Etruria Narch ~ noon
huTan.a March s. 20 a. Aura a Apr . so A. "a
ga Marah l5I d. m Bothna.. lrl ., 3 - a.
Galila March p go a. N. UmbriaApr r. II 30 m.
Cabin pa sage $50 and upwards. Int. rm. dat So
Storage TO and from an parts OF Europe at very
low rates For freight and passage apply to the company
office 4 Rowing Green. New-NnIF.
00' VERNON RI. CROWN & co. General Agents.
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COMpAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN

~ TIQrE FRENCH LI%E TO HhYRE:
Companv. pier new 30 ~ North River. IT, Morton 81
tx CWAMPAGNE. Boyer....sa,.. Mar'h !, 80 .. m
la NOEMANDIE. Collier Sat, March g 80 a. m
A. FORGET General Agent No Bowin9 Green.
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nLnpns AL For ARrESIAN MELL -ONco

i A. A. O NJ. Fort schuyler y. Y H.. February 18th.
ir9O-Soaied proposals. n tpllcate for constructing an
srte.an we'll AZ Fort schuyler y H.. VII To-. rrc.lyrf
al III. olrr until i M 1hur-day. March 9Th 1880.
aud thop opened III. government reserves The night 10
reject any or all proposals, Specifications. blank forms
and fun information furnished Oh application 10 under
sp1ed Envelope containing Jo'ai, -houd b" marked
CiINELfS B WHEELER Second Lieut.. 9TH Artillery.
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Qitr l]ropcrin 60 frt.

Qln propcrin 60 tt!.
WIrU immediate possession desirable 3.storS rowh-
y. stone l3Oh->t near LrnoN ave SNoO 10 rooms
= 600 PORTER co.. - East l-pth->t
A CORNER STORE. basement and sub.cellar; 21NloZi
a lj6 NiIlau.~t.i 70 let possession MAY l..
rutland { WfIlIING, D Bcekmanst.
, t.r,-r- ~r0rY Ht.ILuINGS TO LET In Wster-st.
- 80 uc.r,n suitable for range and heater business
' rutland & WHITING. Boeanau.St
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metropolitan hotel
TsasI LAXGEgAM,
Go Wbom Ut alan Concern.

ID ATRICk GOODMAN, now at II Charlton
ST. New York CITY late OF County Monanan, would
like 10 know the present address OF MS unces james
Thomas or frank Goodman. nov In Chcago'
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- the undersigned untn wcdnc-dny March . 1880, for
plant trlsl'd pO'd- and materials OF m"
Mathew, & willard Co., Of Wa'"bur! tonn Tia"
buildings. which contain s5Oo square fre 81 mo- sur
face are a nearly and ar well adapted lp any
anuac ,uring business The machinery, cLRne- boiler.
tools 90 arr All ri.i-c'aes. tIe cOrIant NOuvu o. 'l"
hands Of rccclvoi dnrre 1850. Manufactured ana old
over ~ goods 4 good piOn Tn liant
il Tor sale on aocOrnt " 0Nef.lb LduE ana disagree mt
Of Inc so, Fho!dcr-. and not for want OF uu.nc Inc
urotr.r;y and he i.Nfrt.r' he ,rca tIf..
F'' Address T.. T.. Elt t. l;tc'.f,
OFT
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Nrm l)nhlltailons.
Pr YOI- GOING to build or buy House
IF so. BEFORE MAKING YOUR PLANS SEND
FOR \ cory OF
l-Sl'S

ro,,S u. GIBSON. Architect. Containing a
c,, variety OF plans. PHOTOGRAPHIC designs ana
.o ,,,c,o,s and interior, OF ideal homes ranging in
COS. from 81 600 to $4,000 $40. 81 90
.. ,o,,,,. orcr. \ practical solution OF the veNod
.,i,r ~ combining beauty with convenience IN io"'
ao., dy,,nc It perfect revelation OF what can be
done at snail expense
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l. Desirable country Residences. Farms &C.. in New
York. New Jersey and elsewhere.
nROWN 4 GOLDING, TO broadway & 1913 Madison-sve
II AITSADFS PARK. Y. J.. Via Chamhcr.-st and West
4 ferries. - minutes 10y rail- fare 10 cents
each way hy c,mmu auon.A select village for tcpectab"
families. restricted aglins: saloons and Objectionable
f,t~a. usual 10 suburban places street, severed and 10
h., nacrdnr,rd without eNp"n," % buyers; please visit
ti..o i.d.r Of merits. Maps AID Invitation
u.s,a. free Address BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK. Il Cham.
bcrs.s,.. New-Nork.
II OSEVITI.E y. J.-pesimblc property ~ all prices
IL ASST ORA NtI. choice residences az u1Honhr
Ir.,o~ rHlCN CHI It'II-N rare opportunity for close
ii,,r OKANGE. Several uacniN,cut houses a. larFtn
,r.r,- SUMMIT Sr>rf elegant residences: must BE-
l..., lac. n,,ufr,rt.d. MAuI~bN-A $1,000 house
wortu -25 600 MoEHHTnMN\ ho:ci and several
r,.id.nr.. MORRIS COT NTN-A desirable farm ~ $50
arr cheap If tou uur,ha," propcr:y anyNhcr"
i'm N,w-Icr-,y write MS. ANloK \ BAILEY, - East
,uh.,t Sow. York, oi 80 proad--t.. Newark, y. J.
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3nstrnttion.

3nstrnttion.
For Young Ladies-City
A AMPS. GALLAHER5 SCHOOL, = o,p1e
a. FOR 5 a0 ws.s 5 a&Hs vii AG ieopea a
Mrs AND MISS sTEERSS
a I53 WEST 70THSE
Twenty.ninth yeaE
Mss BALLow's scH Loo BIDS,
VIII reopen THURSDAY. october -
N nv DIR. AND MRS. GARDENERS
s sqMoo fn9 FHE sIELs wanted next year
VIZ AID bq BY s,s sas:
Morgan Mansion Mime. VAN NORMAN Principal
For Boys and Young Men-City.
. CLASS FOR BOYs.-Iqt. mediate and advanced
o ss .ad business SsGSss Il f CHASE = ss 5ot
4 CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE; stss
vrK Nta9s S by? Shoo f anes Vest
pERfITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES ". 26th 81:
ID Conversational o%ledge u ~ term Ro.,S sio ps.
iiCPuhs' Washington. Chicago, DeIiln and Par.
EEIENDs SEMINARY, RutAertOd Place opposite
ns sqy snd 5sqgsIS DHlsfs
Ssn % oT coumts college Or Tor technology
10 extra charge Catalogues upon application opens
''A mo E!H lp' ib;"X H. ALLEN. c. F.. Principal
ITNIVfRslTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1,a7S Broadway.
Classical ear d epa ss' HOBBY. " AKIN
n G. HEHDRlCKsON. Principals
WEST END SCHOOL 113 West 7lstst opens Oct. l.
s0es "'s ''G cTrs ~ TX Ky p6NALDs6N A.
Musical INSTRUCTION.
SON ia7o BrosaSa .e be9ween s2d and $50
Boys and Young Men-Country.
GAcISdd y sS9SrSls'iiif %Sat
| A. NJ. Harvard GiaduateJ. Media. Penn tnear PhilA
| (,urLTENHAM ACADEMY. oG0NTz. Pa.
I UnexcelIe1 location and surroundings, New school
ygehraon o eoiees Of .centdc school For circular
&C. JOHN CALVIN RICE. A. NJ, Principal
EMwooD sSH00L FOR B0YSAs MSa . Gem
o1 b S 90 ADDE'S Gf 80 FRhN e oW Su Isfsa
| I,rEEuoLD INSTITUTE. Freehold, n. j. I5th year;
L college preparation Speciality; business high school
ScNHAAFFH F fc f&?kx F0 st 1879 Hg.yn
overlooking l. Sound Send for illustrated catalogue
NEw.YoRk MILITARY ACADEMY, ooRNwALI.oY
above wc Point Hasnc s Of
md s 9 s .1ny tn aa ey l.Ssn An
Col 9. J. WRIGHT. b. S. A. NJ. snpt.
PENNSYLVANIA n ME ptTfH "A academy
T~eny,cisMhfhl rYT xxi Sptc5; L f%RPG:RR0'' 3D.
Tho,cysh 6gaP'eSdr FIsPi1Naoy5 80 c DeTs City,
Circulars Of NJ Co.. St CHARLES E HYATT President
TRESlTY sGT99G {h qI%$K D. d. Rector
men thoroughly the best colleges ana
nc schools for business. Spcclll HstI
| gvrn in physics and Chemistry. The TWcntyfoIth
| year will commence september 10
rNHE PEEKsKILL MILITARY AcADEMY. ,.o,,n,,.
Applications now received for 57th year. beginning
DIR. JOHN n. TILDEN. Principal.
WESLEYAN ACADFYYoae Of the hs!tdotten ,a 6e5'
w Classical and Academic School, IN New ,I,inn
boa heating for the fall term De-
f PlnciSa wv wiiSraha% nm MAJ: Ia. '''''''
For Young LADIES' country.
| CHOICE SCHOOL.-BrOoke Han, for girls and young
| "A ladies' bWITHIN c. bHORILlDGhs, a NJ,
| IIarvard Graduate). Media. Pa. tneat Philadelphia.
| COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ENGLEwoOD.
u n J-Reopens Sepem6er 20 rpepnstg,hv tIa COZ
| md smith on our certificate. ADALINE w. STERLING.
| ChKOLINE VI. GERRlSH. A. b.
| ID OsIERE SEMINARY, stamford Conn.|Home Board
IL ing School for Misses and Children; healthful ana
pleasant icestlcn Thorough instruction mothers care
Address Miss A. THURSToN, Principal.
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NHARLEsTON. S. C.. the south Y southwest

= JACkS0NNILLE AND VI FLVEiInDA FOIN 10
TRI WEEKLY LINE.
From Pier 20 T.. r. foot KOos-ye.t-,t.) a. p m.
DELAWARE CAare.ton and Jack-'n;ile.-W d., Rob. 90
SEMINOLE, Chsr!a>ton and Jacksonville Fri Feb 3.
IROQTOIS, Charleston and Jsca-Oul l"-.- ion Mar g.
CHEEOKEE Charleston and ia .k>o'' ,ie Fri. Mar. T.
All steamers have iiStca>~ passenger accOmm0dlons.
Insurance cp policy effected At onefh Of
cent. WIN. T. CLfD Y ~, Ten. Agei.s
T. O. EGER q. +. A. G. 5. F. & p Line3i9 B'way. ny.
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LLOYD IS. CO.

~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
NETWORK. SOUTHAIfTON AND BREMEN,
steamer. sail from pier foo, q, Hoboken
FAST EMPRESS SIEANEhS:
Ems. sat Mar /, p. Lain 'Eod, Alch y a. m.
Tr,va We'd Mar ; 80 Elder. ST. " h. -, p m
FIRST cabin So and Upward beI IT, according Q ios a.
ton Second cabin $50 adult. Stecioge 81 lowest
rates OELRICHS CO.. No. BowIins Green.
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T. II. GOODMAN. General Passenger AGENT
DIED STAR LINE,

DED STAR LINE,
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New-IOik and Antwerp weekly
s. PFNNLAND. "Wednesday Feb: 20 a. IL 80 A. M
- EkNLANR MSJSa D. 80 q N.
es5 and upward second Cabin, %35. Excursion $50
nd OW rates.
PETER WRIGHT Sons. Cent AgtS,6 Bowling Green:
n EW-YORK AND CUBA MAIL SIS. COM
y PANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
From Piers Is and Il T. r., az p M -
%rAGARA Havana and Sagua We'd, Feb. Is
~ - &C Nassau. Santiago ie Cuba
AlfNf A-DOo' Gle flegos hurs, Feb. ~.
oprz,p> { Hay, Prozreso, Campeche and c.. ~.
ohIHAbN' Vera sat, Mar l.
SARATOGA HaV and CarienaS.. " Cd Mar. 81
Tor particulars. freight or passage, apply 20
JAMES f. WARD & CO., ll3 Wal-st
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Gounlrn propertn for Sale ano 20 Get
GardoDCitv,LOng Island

UINIENpI-T. COTTAGES OF :, 10. MD II kUUMS.
VIM All IMPROVEMENTS. RENTALS. $3.50. $500.
$500 AND .I5oo PER YEAR.
PURE WATER AND GOOD GAS FROM THE GAR
DEN CITY WATER AND GAS WORKS.
10 TRAINS DAILY. APPLY TO
WILLIAM l. WHITE 4 SONS. 1i5 B'WAY, y. Y,
OK l. H. CrNIIFF. AGENT. GARDEN CITY l.. |.
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~ q IRON MANI FACTl REk~.-Otiicc of the
Light. House Engineer seventh and Eighth Districts
Orcans. La. February - 800 -rfop'-aI- Nil be"
tncci,ed A, this uutu 10 o'clock ~ Iu'sdlY
Inc 18Th day u March. 1890 inr furnishing the materials
ana nLo o. all kuds necessary io ~" completion and
delivery Of metal Work for TIE Front Beacon for thr
Head Of the Passes l;ange-Lights, Louisiana. Plans
succincatous Of pfOp1-ai- and other Information
nav b. obtained application 70 this oncr. The right
H. reserved to reject all bids and 10 waive de-
81. ~ t. FISK Captain OF. Engineers. T.. >. Army,
Light. House Engineer tn and sth Districts
AoUTDUCr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
room 2og STI.WAHT BUILDING. 40. 80 BROAD
WAY NiW-TORK. February II. 1890.
ITO CONTRACTORS.
Bids or Urop0.a-S for furnishing two Complete Port.
ablc Hosting Plauts Tor the ~ IT, N'n Aqutduct
a. called Tor the approved forms Of contract and speclH
cation. ON nlc In the once the Apu duct 0nm slonc
vii bo received th2 Office until O'Clock ~. on
March 1870 AT which pac" aud hour they Will be
publicly opened by the Nqr'due COMMITS ion"r~. and the
award for doing aid work viii b. made by said Com
nIssiOnrrs a. thereafter ~ possible.
blank forms Of contract and srln atoms herriur and
bds or popo.a and proper envelope for their IN osrc
can obtained The above olrc ~ The Adneduct Com
ullssloner- on application TO the SECRETARY
By order OF the Aqueduct Coninis, iouers.
" JAMES G. UANE. President.
JOHN G. SHEEHAS. SecrctsIy.
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DIED "Dp LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

DED "Dp LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
hFOR LAo,TAYRA. PUERTO CABELLO, CURACAO,
CORO AND MARA AIBO,
Pier 36. East River.
S. VENEZU Fla lesday March y
- CARACAS. : ,'l' sittcn p
IS PHILADELPH " 20. y, MArth 20
Those American steamships specially butt foF the trade
have very superior accommodacon, for pass ne, -
BOULTON. BLISS g. DALLETI,
General Managers, Il Wast.
JNNINN LINE L. 5. and ROYAL Mail Steamers,
4 FOR o. EEN>TowN AND LINERPooLa
CITY OF HESTER. Wedne day. Fo ru3ry 20. II 30 m.
CRY or CHICAGO . W,due.dty, Mar.h l.. 30 a. m.
CITY 3E bAFEIIii WirS i? % 80 10 M M
from Pier i8 y r.. adjoining Glrisopherst. Ferry.
FIRST CABIN $50 and upward according %
steamer and ca.on Of 70 NJ SPG2TP .CAA6BIlSS
General Agents 8 BOWLING GREE y. Y.
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brightness and smooth. velvety feeling. The
frightened prisoner loudly declared his in
nocence, and explained that a bottle Of
quicksilver which he carried in his pocket
mad spilled ana the coins had become coated.
The money was taken u the First National
Bank and there pronounced genuine. So
Richmond Wright regained hi, cash and
mis- liberty, and started off for his home at
Floral Bluff.
Elizabeth POrtlOck. a 5-Year-old cDlored
girl, was shot and killed az Sanford Thurs
day by Arthur jackson, also colored, and
aged only IA. The mother Of tue girl was
spending the after Don at the home Of the
parents of the boy, and as a storm was COM
ing up she asked him 10 20 over to her house
and take in the clothes for her. This he
did, and upon going into the house picked
up shotgun and, putting cap on 1t, aimed
it at the girl. but the gun was unloaied,
Putting it down. he remarked that it
was no good and picked up one which was
loaded An older sister of the girl (who
was the only other person in the house,
demonstrated with him, saying Don't
shoot; you'll kill her," The boy replied
that be wanted TO shoot her Just to see If
she would fall, ;" and putting the gun TO his
shoulder, aimed ami fired. The charge
entered on the side of her neck and killed
the girl ms. antly. The boy then ran home
and said that the older sister had killed the
younger one. The coroner's jury found him
guilty of murder, and he subsequently ad-
mitted the shooting.
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TYBEE.
SUMMER SCHEDULE
Savannah and Atlantic Railway.

To take effect at $50 a. H.. Saturday, July
&c 1890.
LEAVE SAVANNAH-Stdn Time-Mon-
day, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday.
500 a. m. $3.50 a. m. 3Op. IN. $40 p. m.
6:3Op. m 1885 p. m.
LEAVE TYBEE-Standdrd Time
5:1O a. m. 700 a. m. 1890 p. m. 500 p. m.
7;25 m. $50 p. m.
SUNDAY ONLY.
LEAVE SAVANNAH Standard Time.
$50 a m. $3.50 a. m. II a. m. $50 D. m.
4:25 p. m. $40 p. m. 7:35.
LEAVE TYBEEs-Stdnddrd Time
$40 a. m. 700 a. m. 123Op. m. 500 p. m.
630p. IN. 900 p. IN.
Only the $50 and 2:30 trains carry freight
during week. No freight will be received for
transportation on any Sunday train.
NOTE:-Freight must be delivered 80 min
utes before the departure Of trains and be pre-
paid before 1t will be receipted for.
Family excursions on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Whole tickets 80 cents, half tickets 20 cents
The company reserves the right to withdraw the
sale of the c tickets without notification when
ever such days are required for special eXcur-
sons otherwise.
Tickets on sale at City Ticket Office in j. b.
Fernandezs Cigar Store, corner Bull and
Broughton streets, and at Depot Ticket Office,
foot of President street. Passengers are re-
quired to purchase tickets who wish the benefit
OF excursion rates. D. G. PURSE,
President and Manager.
w. &. PURSE, Acting General Agent.
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The $50 p. IN. train from Jacksonville is solid
train from jacksonville to Cincinnati with Pull
man Buffet sleeper, Jacksonville to Cincinnati
and Pullman compartment sleeper Jack
sonville to Atlanta
the ll:OO p. IN. train from Atlanta has Pull
man compartment sleepers, At anita to Chatta-
nooga and Atlanta to Knoxville
The $50 p m. train from Knoxville has Mann
sleeper Atlanta TO Knoxville TO Cincinnati
r. NJ. JOLLY, District Passenger Agent.
VIM. JONES, Travelling Passenger Agent
rs w. Bay street, Jacksonville, Fla.
- CHAS. n. KNIGHT,
b. W. WRENN, A.G.P, A. ATLANTA Ga.
q. n Il. 7. A., Knoxville, Tenn.
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Ladies Who Use Face Powders

To neutralize the injurious effect Of any powder
or liquid, use "LEAURELLE OIL" If the powder
is used at night apply "LEAURELLE" in day
time; if during day apply it at night, or first
battle the neck and face with "LEAURELLE
OIL then apply the powder. The effect is
most elegant Keeps skin soft, smooth and
pliable 81 90 at druggists or prepaid by ex-
press. E. S. Wells. Jersey City, n. J.-AdU.
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To Mothers.

For upward of fifty years Mrs, Win
slows Soothing Syrup" has been used by
millions OF mothers for their children while
teethIng with never-failing safety and sue
cess. It soothes the child, softens the gums,
ailays all pain. regulates the bowels, cures
wind cole, aud is tho best remedy for
SYRUP is for sale by druggists in every
part OF the world. Price 25 cents a bottle.
AdU
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Charleston and Savannah Railway.
SceduIe in Effect April 21st 1890.
TRAINS leave and arrive at Savannah by
- Standard Time, which is SO minutes slower

Train No. ID stops at all stations between Sa-
vaunah and Yemassee
Train No. rs stops only at Montieth, Harde-
vile, Rdgeand, Coosawhatchie, Green Pond.
Trains Nos IS, 35 and sc stop at all stations.
For tickets, Pullman car reservations and
other information, apply to J. b. OLIVEROSs
Ticket Agent, % Bull street and at depot
f. Z. MCSWINEY, Gen. Pass Agent.
c. S. GADSDEN, Superintendent.
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FOR GEORGIA FARMERS.

j. w. F. Lowrey of Dawson received re-
turns from a carload of melons the other
day that netted him only 50 so.
Farmers in Terrell county fear that ex-
cessiye raiuse will caus caterpillars IN the
cotton. There are already few reported.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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RAILROADS.
East Tennessee Virginia G Georgia
Railway System.
RAILROADs-

TWO FAST TRAINS via the E. T., V. & G.
RAILWAY SYSTEM, to Atlanta, Chatta-
nooga, Knoxville, Cincinnati, Louisville, Ashe-
vile. MAY 1lTH. 1890