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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-04-13
EDFOU.

The north wind gently blows, we will
spread our sail and proceed up the river
passing by many modern Arab villages we
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-04-13

~~"Oour Chawles'' presents hiscom-
pliments to Cap'n Ed'ard Cutie, mariner,
and begs information from that great ma
val authority on the subjourned queries:
1st. How many ellsin ships yard?
Cd. Are the ships mate and 'icompan-
ions" on friendly terms? Are they the
same kind of companions that we see ad-
vertised for by elderly ladies' in news
papers?
Sd. Can vessel with a "cat head'
catch mice?
4th. Was the nauticul lyrist who asked
for ga wet sheet and flowing sea- be-
lever in hydropathy?
9Th. How soon would a young duck
come out of a hens egg if put under the
ships, "hatch?"
9Th. As the ships's cook works in the
galley" he is galley slave; how then is
he allays recond great man?
7th. Why should one boat be called
ssjolly?' Are all of the other boats sad ?
9th. AS every ship has "cut water, I"
have they anything to cut biscuit?
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-04-13
Is the price of this

This excited his naturally amorous dis
position and as soon as an opportunity pre-
sented he motioned the young lady to his
side and pointing his knife to the lines he
said:
"Your pay is ready whenever you pre-
sent your GW."
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-04-13

WAsHINGToN IN AN ENGI1sH REG1MFNr.
The Liverpool Times of a late date gives
a long account of the 28th Regiment Of
the British service-one of those which re-
Gently embarked for the seat ofwar. AL
though, from time, by the fortune of war
and the lapse of years, its ranks have been
many times thinned and replenishedagain,
its ancient histories are preserved and held
in remembrance by the new recruits
Previous to the breaking cut of the wal
between the colonies and the mother coun-
try, the "twenty eighth was stationed in
America, and Washington, then young
man, held rank in it: It was at the siege
of Quebec, When Wolfe fell, and perform
ed sterling service at Waterloo, and after
ward was engaged in India:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-04-13
Right Good.

AT "a late festival pretty miss waited
upon an editor with pic plate of antique
manufacture, in the center of which he es
pied the following couplet:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-04-13

battling and triumphing. Seated proudly
in his car, he receives the unhappy cap
tives, whose armies are painfully bound
behind them; scribes enumerate the hands
of the slain and even more disgusting me-
MORALS of the ba, a,barity of oriental war
fa:e, which are heaped upon him; and the
history of these exploits supposed to re-
cord victories our then Asatic enemies,
appears in the accompanying hieroglyph-
.ic tablets.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-04-13
ATIIOR ISIS

This was the next Deity in the point of
Importance. She is represented in heath
en- mythology as the goddess Of fruitful
ness, of medicine, of domestic felicity,
and as the mother of all.
AS Osiris is referred to the sun, so Isis
also called Athor personated the fruitful
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PROPOSALS..

NIoTIcE TO coNTRAcToRs-sEALRDP PROPOSALS
IN will be received At the once of the BROOKLYN City
Railroad Company l06 Orange street. until the thirteenth
day 1884 at three o'clock p for the
ten various portions Of the Brooklyn city railroads
The plans and Of the Of Tho
routes ready and at the once Of the
company daily from nine A. N. 70 Eve p. n.
no SAcHINIsTs..sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received At the once OF the Croton Aaueduct Depert
%sn R9supda Park until Frid,y Harsh7 1884 three
stopcock fsur inches in diameter INSIDE weirht
each lsO lbs 20 stopcocks SIX inches In diameter inside
syerags WEIGHT each go bs 90 twelve inches ia
sujsetsdto proof under pressure q 500 pounds
ssh.e.sd e. the Sroson Aqs.d.et approved
s Ayrss pattern Of which can be - this
delivered may from time to time be required the
and each hydrsnt The names Of two responsible
with their written consent 10 become surefie WIFI be re-
qured 20 accompany each proposal The amount security
required will be In the Of - 900 for contract for
and Sc 600 for that for hydrant Payment
Of each parcel With reservation Of ten per
accordance with the corporation ordinances had on
posals for stcpoocks and Hydrants.n
THT9, Si pTHrSNoRrsT, ASSsssss
once Croton Aqusduct Department, March 7, 1884
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
~ Public notice hereby given that the following resou
items have in tho Board Of CounclmenTo
dag north side Of Broome street between Attorney and
Ridge where already DONE To regrade and
the and curb and gutter in Attorney street.
the of Broome street to the south
east Of Clinton street and from thence to No. 6
Clinton street. All interested having objections
thereto them in writing the
dsrsgned his Once before the 18th Of March,
inst. JAS FURRY, Street Commissioner.
March 6, 1874. L-.
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CLOTHING, &C.

(yAsT OFF cJOTHING-saoeo WORTH WANTED
~ The highest cash price will be literally
money for large small lots Of good left clothing
every description Address through post call JAS
M0R0NEY At bis second hand No III Orange street
near Chatham.
(NL0THiNG AND MISCONCEPTIONS HAVING
the above to dispose Of receive fair cash
the same by sending aAdrs by post COHEN
70 ktn street N B-Iadics attendedto by Mrs. Cohen.
NOTHING AND FURNyTURE.-LADIES AND GEN
~ sssh y sendns 70 the stores u West Broadway
n ladies' attended 10 by Mrs. Cohen.
EAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT.
edLajies and gentlemen hAvfng Any ofse above arti.
p Pcst Or A. he re.dencs No IS Elm street
1. n. DUssKx DoRP
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- Ontarlo-Jessie c. Smith against Willard c. Way
70 willard c. Way, defendant-You hereby summoned
70 answer the complaint Jesse c. Smith. plaintiff which
6ed in the Office Of the Cerkof Ontario county New
York day Of 1884 and TO serve Aeopy Of
New York within twenty days after the
Vice this summons exclusive Of the day ofserv and II
you said complaint hereby required the
pantn will take against for hundred and
dollars with interest thereon from the second
of February, 1854 besides costs.
s. W. SALISBURY Plaintiffs Attorney.
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COAL.

DIED Assn COAL, sPoHN AND LEWIS yFTNs nv
~ the eargs-The trade are respectfully aA.sed fhe
this highly celebrated article q ooa from thess
nircs At BaImonk and cembolA, favorable terms a.
Port Carbon. TYLER 4 co,
7SWs'npt ftyeet. Philadelphia,
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TyAMDHN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL-
~ phia from pier No North river Two lines daily, at
IA. n. and p. NJ Accommodated line at 4 A. NJ, by
Potter to South Amboy thence by
John Potter Amboy hence direct 10 Camden by cars
thsoughi In fse hours; fare IS.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-TRAINS Daily
II from Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Empress trsin MThrough In fsur connsstin
evening
Man a<ain, .ssA A-Througb way trains at IL NJ and
EIpraas train .M.-Emigrant train 6Pn For Tarvv
town, 1870 M For Peekskl, $50 r. M For
$50 A. H., and N. Passengers taksn a. CRamkors
Canal Ctsfophsr Fourteenth, and Thirty FIRST streets
and Troy, stspping at all way stations. -
RDAUND FRENCH Superintsndent.
Anew YORK AND MONTREAL RAILROAD LINE
IN via Bellows Falls. Rutland, Bnrlingten, Windsor
White River Wells River, St. yohnsbsry, Montpelier ST.
Adams and Rouscs Point TO Ogdensburg and Noatreai
Ticket ohces-New Haven Railroad, conner OF Broadway
and Canal street and sixth street and Fourth
rkANcIsEYBE, General Agent, l52 South street.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-vIA
line leave New York. loot Of Cortandt street. seven nine
FareS2 70 in ssysn aaA sleysn A. NJ and four r. NJ to
xsnsington g 80 gor second oles In eleven A. NJ from
ss and q. soS % rasade aesommsds a.
& via Camden ana asa p'e from cors
ThToush tickets sold for Baltters washington Norfolk
Through baggage agents In the ntnA and Ave trains
only with baggage the ssry ftsen min
uess before the train leaves.
Du
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ANEW YORK SUPREME COURT-JAMES CURRIE
IN against John c. Thompson James r. Hitchcock Archi
bald Robertson Alexander Osbourn Bernard Douredoure
Stewart Newell, Isaae D. knight James a. Cumming,
Currie and William Currie sommons for money demand
contract To Archibald Robertson, of the
named defendants: hereby summoned required
= complaint in this aoton, Of which copy is
swer said complaint the subscriber his oce
70 Merchans Exchange In the city Of New York.
The service and i fail to answer the said
action will take Judgment against you for the Of
hundred thousand dollars with interest from tho
of November thousand eight hundred
hywo besides the costs Of this acsion The complaint
filed in the ONCE Of the Clerk of the
county York the 18th day Of February, 1884,
E.P. COWLES, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO HALL OF RECORDS
- Sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE until Mon
day, March 1854, to regulate and grade Eighty sxth
street river Third For blasting and
removing the rock the Of Jackson street East river
and Gag space wide through the sidewalks Of
Eghtyeventh street. between Third and Fifth avenues
81 this department JAMES FUREY, street Conn.,
February 70, 1854.
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ANTHOLOGY.

A STROL00ICAL-MRS. FLEURY FROM PARIS,
whose relatives prophesied Napoleon T. 10 the most
and first Of the 20 oretc u
tnre events trpe and certain No 81 ChTyse street. ars.
story. " =
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the thcatre
WALLAcKs rHEArREs-ExrRA ApyERr1sExNT.
enormous 'o' TovG FOR TovE 'r'''''n' COMEDY OF
Produced for the rs time on any present FORM
This ,ss .sss s..Ss
,,xm,. ..,. sEw SCENES AND COSTUMES.
EVERY SicT HOVE yST FOR F ToVE NOTICE.
WIN be published in few days newly arranged for
The box book open for the week.
MR.. AUG: GocKEL's FAREWELL CONCERT WILL.
" '' HOPE 81 4I1,a. rs a nnoAp2wAr,
A Aps X t the fSlllccwwns eminent artists
M..sr HIN FINN the it. WoiHS ys1 and
M PRoGRAMME
=:
AND
The ORCHESTRA part viii he played on second plane BY NJ
Duo Fl Sss &: .ns NJ. .Rs r..ns
O. "a, "A Nigh. on the e osssnn Noe.urne; D mi.
s sgasnt Falls" Grand Caprice composed and
: The Psx BrspMr: j. Rs.tHi:i =. - . Ssfi
posed and s.ssussd y MI 4. eoe1sI
ststSi:is t-s% F' H.sn vi.o1 ssasi
10. fan..i.is and Variations. on a Russian Theme.
9 each 70 had p5inspsi
100000 msTSs Ten 7., TEE s
fully the citizens YORK and the world At Rss
b: a
on "a sis m.
1 snS Book Of ay s" e bic
ssn hSaS be aa y ss % he w 81
ing and valuable gifts amounting to the
wa " ' LIST OF GIFTS
Prot. Harris Whole Werld. worth n immense for.
rrof Hsrts elegant country seat with one hundred
e S a.aa on Gsas sHs
Sound, and commanding magnificent view Of thr-
city s'a of SAN Francisco s$
n S. 2. es H9, Land @
90 Ga Il. R:ijI
. sssa . :. en- .ds s.:s ~
eSns i , ffsa 10 .ss 1900
ss''ssss s. rosewood 'i ss :: :sS
ss gold watches S;' s :ss At 500: S$S
IS 4: 1: 8: g
elegant t ssia s 1:s; e. ''':
4: Il ;::: :. spoons: g
20 200 Volume. Of Mrs. Psrtinssons Carpet Bag ii
5000 pieces Of the most fashionable music al Is "00o
cents: .......................... 1900
o5cO0 elegant steel engravings at rs cents. $3.50
$1,000 finely engraved pocket maps Of the City OF New
$sst ss'S 1s,s cent; sH1
loan for 100 years, without security interest Of
confidently believed that the tickets viii eli be- SoiS
and the property distributed before the LIST Of June
The property will he placed in tho hands committee
appointed by the ticket holders he distributed per-
to a. .sss &. holder
TO four admissions to the exhibition one lift Of the
100000
order: ssF P.:. ,; sh
81 and s79 Broadway Worlds Hall, New York. and the
tickets will be promptly forwarded world
Any relative to the property b obssis
Nassau street Single admissions % cents children hslf
at 5 md p. n.
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CTEAN BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y The Glasgow and New York Steamship Companys new
Craig, son%sndsr and NEW YORK g 400 tons 500 horse
Saturday, March 49, At IL O'Clock NJ and Wednesday Nay
TO- at O'clock Frat cabin saloon staterooms 500 do
midshps do SIS second cabin $50 third class SIS Apply
to JOHN McSYMON. IS Broadway.
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CHnIwsRURY, LONG BRANCH, HIGHLANDS,
CHRisT0PHER Captain John Price, will save Tho foot Of
Barclay street, March At 10 o'clock A. ~; 7h at ii
sth, HI2 nth, at2P. Nj and l4th, al IA, NJ Leaves
Ocean Port Ma.eh At II stb, at l9N tctt, iP
H lSth End 18Th, ats An - - -
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CTRKRT DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
y Pubic notice hereby given that the following resolu
6ag Of walks of Third between Fortieth
and Fifty street. To fence vacant lots south side
Second avenue, between Thirty and
Eighth Ninth where not DONE and relay
6aSgng where necessary To repair the crosswaks in
Chambers street. between Chatham street and broadway
10 widen Church street TO 100 feet and extend 1t through
Trinity Greenwich street To dag four feet Of walk
side street between Tompkins and East
strcets also East street. between Grand and
Broome Delaney Streets where not now DONE To dag
east Seventh between Thteth and Thirty
9Th Streets where not tagged and relay tagging
where necessary All interested having
thereto requested to present them the
Feb. 49, 1854 JAS FUREY, Street Commissioner
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
CPubic notice hereby gycn that the following petitions
have the Board Of Councilmen-To nag
Seventh and Eighth four feet Of west
side Ninth avenue between Thirty first and Thirty
set curb and gutter aud regulate Thirty
street. Second and Third to widen
Gin street. the northwest side from Beekman street.
present northwest side Of Cliff street. from
line with building known 81 Cliff street All per-
having thereto requested to
preeent them writing to the undersigned, at his Office
On or before the 18th day Of March inst.
March s. 1854. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
- sealed proposals will DO received at this Office until
Thursday 10th day Of March inst at M o'clock p NJ for
excayatng the clip between piers and East river Speci
asstOns b had on to The ra Of
March g. 1854.
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DowERY rHEATRR-PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER,
ID L. p Walden; Stage MANAGER, '. G. Weuiyss Time
notieeThe doors will at curtain rises at O'clock
Lower Tier Of Boxes 50 Upper Tier p cents PIT aud
Gallery I2l cents Private Boxes 81 Seats in Orchestra
Tuesday evening March T. will he performed
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via NcaraguaThe Accessory Transit Co. of Nicara
qua propretorsThrough in advance Of the mail-Only
The III new double engine steamship STAR OF THE WEST
at o'clock p NJ precisely for San Juan del Nore Mon
day March TO- connecting with the and favorte steam
route having but twelve miles Of land
first class carriages These steamers
their ventilation and For Information or
passage apply only to CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. s
Bowling Green.
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VRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTS C0NTRAC-
IN Mercer received q the once q the CrotSn
1s Al IL NJ ~ which hour the bids will be opened
build with the receiving basins and cul
from the In Prince street to
pes 90 south Of Houston street being in length
ci0sa tions obtained, application at this ONCE
7 ELIAS l.. SMITH, Croton
THEO r. DE FOREST, }Aqueduct
A. W CRAVEN, Board.
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TT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FoR NEW
~ Orleans, via Havana, on Monday March H-The well
WindleThs has becn thoroughly and
fitted with boilers cabins and new furniture
in the most complete order she
will sail 18th March at from Warren street pier
Rates Of passage to Havana and New Orleans
Stateroom berth. $50
Standee berth Observation-Disclosures. so
Steerage berth and found Is
Passage can now be secured at the Companys ONCE.
Freight to New Orleans cents per cubic foot will be
received on the 9Th inst.
Specie only taken freight to Havana.
Shippers will be supplied with blank bills Of lading Of the
form issued by the Company application at their Office
other signed and bills Of adng will be signed
after the hour Of sailing.
freight passage apply the office Of tho Company
No. III West street, corner Of Warren street
N O. ROBERTS
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zoe neutrality-suspicious. DEPOT OF
OOO Brussels and Chantilly lasss An assortment OF
remnants running and 81 yards Of the follow
laoesBrusse point, Chanty, Valenciennes and Gut
pSre, TO be sold at low prices.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAMAGED BY FIRE
~ and water At sig BresdwAy together with large
Gortent other goods At swer prices than
o0sred Tho store viii this day at NJ "a
Broadway between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
TNRORTED wOvE CORSEGN.-MRS. GAYNOR HAS
received another Of
K.ssh eorse and Offers them for sale at half the
street next the drug store. Wholesale and retail
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MUSICAL.


4 LADY VINO HAS BEEN ACCUSTOMED TO TEACH
pupils at her own resdencs Address Music Herald once
Cd stop finger board :ttaohsd 70 their
.cs The old ty. M.nuaesory Bro.dway .'p '~p''
A cARD,MR 2. MEYER, LATE PRINCIPAL BARI.
That sns
1s piano and gnsr e. their re.dsnce and At the
II ssss street terms please apply at No. es East
HENRY BENARY RESPECTFULLY INFORMS mrs
81 sss a, ss 81
Sssss he r and hand
MRS. sEGUIN. PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC
M Italian and Ens:h sacred and few
I'm harry plans
M TIas:d.y %sIaias S.Isss ~. *.,.as.. Fs,sss.
ESpsona or the Musical City, s Ho BY Hector ssro1
ss :yF and SS"s critical and Ss ss.
ssTss s xn..
isneops articles items Of news &C. &c spsserptien, S..
fashionable catalogue Of Horace W,ss SIS .A'
subscriptions received At tho once Of shs PhhssmSSc
. .sS;s: Broadway where Al.
NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED, BEING ABOUT TO
IN make alterations and extend his business compelled
Zee .Ps % sss;e, ssn
next week One splendid octave with double sound
ing boards made Tor the Crystal Palace hut finished
In time: one octave with Extraordinary powerful tone
equal 70 grsndhoth fully Also one second
hand Erard grand piano. in yceen order AZ great bar
gain. GREINER piano maker 100 Forty sixth Street be-
tween Second and Third avenues.
pIANoFoRTks-Two FINE SEVEN OCTAVE ROSE.
WOOD ptsnofortes for sale ~ Can be seen this
week AZ the warcrooms Of subscribers rood
'''"''' sif;ass II Sc x
pIANos, EOLIANs. MELODEONs AND MUsTC-A
Il large assortment Of and secondhand fnetrueuts
telling ~ great bargains New muscSusy Anna simpssn
Gently down the Stream Capt Creighton song Re Checrv
Boye sung with great applause by Geo. Christy Wood
Minstres Dsmse schottish Love schottisb and Ycuns
America polka With sglcndd vsnette Just published Sv
BERRY 4 GoRDEN, 27 broadway :"
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TNARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE FOR SAN
IL Francisco.-Thc NORTH STAR to leave the 9Th OF
April to connect with the YANKEE BLADE The books
before the Goth March, will be cold at the following
Cabin, $50; sts "rY ~ SpdAIPly to
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THE TRADES. &C.

NsNNNrNSsNnNcNryNON1s.c. a-,e> .eo.SsS>,
COPPER REFINER wANTRD-A MAN THOROUGH.
~ ~ compctentt TO rehne copper obtain perma mt
situation BY addressns boz No. $50 Boston Once
GABISET MAKER wANTED-IN LARGE WARE.
house. to set MP furniture and as salesman; also
good hand. Apply to A. Roux, 80 Broadway.
TO kACHINIsTs.-A MACHINIsT, WITH A CAPITAL
o. ssy can purchase right In machine shop, with
tools and steam power doing good business Apply be-
Brooklyn. "
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RIO PUBLIC EXHIBITORS, TEACHERS AND ANA.
teurs-Dssolving views and all other kinds paint
ings glass made to order and constantly hand
splendid six inch dssoving apparatus with
light with paintings all ready and complete sale
ON pleasing terms, by CHAS. PFETSCH artist No. 1si
Grand street Orders from distance promptly attended to-
TyHEATRE-wANTED A LADY TO Perform IN A
first class theatre ont OF the city Address immed
ately veritas Broadway Post Once, post paid.
VIZ r. FISH FROM LONDON THEATRICAL AND
characteristics wig maker $50 Pearl street. doors
from broadway Amateur performance attended. Wigs
balls NB-country thearcais supplied short notice
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COOPER HOUSE, BROADWAY, NEAR BROADWAY
Theatrc-Ceutrally situated the great thoroughfare
convenient Wall street and the various places OK
Tidy female walters employed, the
Clarendon and other first class hotels Board
per day dinner ut three and four O'Clock.
TUDseN'S HOTEL, 81 BROADwAY-BY J. A. p. o.
- GRADY, successors TO- Curtis Judson-This we'll
known and popular house Will be conducted By lie present
served At all hours A. NJ TIL ii p M Orders for
prfvatc dinner parties will be promptly attended
BY parties leaving word at the Due attention
viii Be paid Of the the proprietor
brothers hope by unmtgatsd attention TO de-
serve . share Of public favor.
CIT. GEORGE HOTEL, SA BROADWAY, NEW YORK
- This and elegantly furnished family hotel has just
combines the comforts Of private residence with all the
hotel and MOTTO DO surpassed by any
'''@''''1-'A' r. Hilton PERKINS.
@T'O PASSENGERS FOR cUBA.-THE REVERE HOUSE
10 the largest most airy and commodious house In Ha-
pleasantly stuated IN the immediate vicinity Of the
sspuchre Of Piazza dc Armes custom house and
quay the Aiameda Paseo and TAcon theatres
clerk visits the 70 facilitate the andng Of
gsrs and baggage. MRS RAYMOND, Proprietress.
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SHIFTING.
EUROPA FOR LIVER.

DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP EUROPA FOR LIVER;
sail from the dock ~ Jersey City with tne
and for Europe on WEDNESDAY s 20 be on
board by l2s o'clock The Asia viii sail on the "a m
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ANDES win sail from Boston for vsrpoo tod
rers for Europe Wednesday the 10Th instant Irce
passage $50 first cabin only Tot of
r,np ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STATES NAIL STEAM
H'v,hh,n II NTiC Capt. West commander This steam
depart tue un.s' s.is oeIoes NJ from her
berth nj the foot OF Canal street For e., pssse'
having unequaied accommodations for elegance and
fort apply to EDWARD X. COLLINS, IS Wall street
requested to be board at liz o'clock
Any Ist
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or CHARLES THEATRE, II AND 10 BOWERY-
p PLAYMAN CO., Lessees-Doors open at
O'clock This (Tuesday evening March 1884 for the bene
fit Of Old Yates and Berry will be performed the oee
Melnotte Mr.; G. b. Shirley Pauline, Miss Kate Hunter
The celebrated New York Harmoneon Serenaders will
pear and introduce variety of the popular negro
nrelsy OF the day Professor D. Yates and his pupils
ing Mesrs Macdonald and F. ODonnell will sing
Of their favorte To conclude with the
farce entitled THE IRISH LION Tom Moore with songs
Mr. T. Berry Fzyig Adams Admission % cenfs