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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-10
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-10

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lt9e G1rtft nusrtannt piIb. D6fr feI
f6nnen efnsn Nbf@niit aus benz alien
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BON r%enfslben aussef&lofen peree.
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
L The great Trunk Line

and United States Mail Route.
trains Leave New 9ork from loot OF Desorosss ana
Express Tor Harrisburg Ps6ury, the West and South,
ssoP. n. Sunday. day. and $50 r NJ ''' - - A"1
Por williamsport and Lock Haven tyia Phnsdelphla
copSy 1e CsTy
For baltimore. Washington and III. SOUTH, Limited
4rys az seS GSs aa
f.e Regular Regular Is 10 NJ. ana = + T n sunday
Express for Philadelphia, T. s4o $50 A. NJ. E.0, !,
s,S;s:sO and r. n Emiarans and second class
= u IA ! ssiS 70 ssissS :: s
q j S!sssis.s sis ~ s; s II, IS sssa s.s ia
7a9. 40, 10, iiso p N. and u night sunday. IN I
's; s SsSv.y ANY, s5 ss y s No. siS ~ ~
rY % @ s s'ss sna sPAS and south Am00' ''A
'si Ssn se trfn'Sxs ana aaG afss, X" '"
For East MiIIstOns I neon m snd q
.SS ana sad ri
For Trenton. Bordentown. .Burlington and camosn-
W. and 9,ssSoIa g a n III iasia % .nd .S az
s ssi fai%Sssss; .Ps .ai ssd.s u. r
vor MiVSstown and Pemberton, "a
Train; r. astyso .nS o asy '0S~ and
daily .xSePt Hondsy from Washington sTS. and ssis
fiji Ifn S;ls q S;is i siS 4 e sa SSa s;!s IA,
ss s s.s ~ sss A:;s:
No Court street BrockIyn, NoS q. nS and lls Hua:
FRANK THOMSON General Manager
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
,~-~-S--->--~>-------~~~
GILMORE .Dan,.
FAMOUS BAND
CARRY OFF THE HONORS.

U and his
CARRY OFF THE HONoRs
THE rEgsTEEi fsP EnA FAstHHas tfHRSsa q THE
having in reply to advertisement received over
es4sS . elff ffD coSdEnr. o5SsE
" :, on sxTTRDAx: FEgRuARY 2. 1873
pleasure in announcing that they have awarded the
AND HIS r45S Jy SSS3 REGIMENT
yisauSas bands and ausisaI oraSnias
Trustees feel that occasion which will do much
xosr DiEns Enuns x SHL sh AND
LIBRARIES IL, THE WORLD.
besides deciding the thousands Of subscribers
the na .na Ss %
' coUNTkY CAN AfHoKb. ''
THIS BEING THE FIFTH AND LAST
GRAND GIFT OoSCERT r,
under the special charter granted by the Legislature Of
Kentucky TOR the above object the public notified
fosi4iSGRS sssHEiH se7' r. AS ABOVE AN
to return All moneys Should any postpon.mens what.
o4sS6 DSRs 4GS SS$Wsa FOR
Therefore those who would make Of having share
In the aHF1sGHST9 TWaNT9 T G%'h'ofusAxD CASH PRIZES
TWO 81 'G%
probability there will not be single unsold ticket long
Se BAND vii leave New York for Louisville on
about February l. ami will give concerts, their own
Ss% IN 81 s Ss'i
ossas9 +
other citieG
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AAusEMENrs-sEcoSD PAcE-First and second eel.
AsTnoLWGY-slcoSD PAcE-Thrd column.
BALL sEAsoN-sEcoxD PAcE-second column
snARs Srms.h sSu@ column
BOARD AND LoDGING wASTED-sEvEsru PAOs-
BROOKLYN RIAL ESTATE FOR sALE-F,asr PAGE
BusNEss oPpORTuN!TIEs-NIsrH rAeK.
eY EsTa FOR
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-sxvEsrH PAcx-rhird
sS
CCoAsIWIiE sTEAMsnIps-Frnsr r4cE-sxth column
BANGING ACADEMIEs s-srceSp pAcr,-Third column.
REY dooDsTF5TsT rAcE1secona column. znn avn
SYsbs HhT AND
EUROPEAN srEAMsHlPs-Fins PAcx-Fifsh aud s1sh
r4fsnnSs H.erSsssS sssp Column
SS AND sfaRs TO LIT,
s3rma
nELf '1!T sS0a r4on-Third and
noRsGs, 6&RRiaGEs, sSiHns Ac-rssr p4o.-rhra and
HOUSES, ROOMS. &c, WANTEbDsEoosD So' PAc.-sourth
MDUsTRiAL EXHIBITION coApANY-E1.ss PAo.-
sS!o%D column
t9AS 0AS .H oFFIcrS,pInsI s, Fourth column.
EACH!NtRf-FIRsT PAGE-Slxth column.
nARBLE MANTELS-SECoND PAcE-Ihird column
EiII5sEay %Sp KsSsSAITSa-rrr., sS P4e.-
MGsCELI.XNEOus Observation-Disclosures PAc.-
sixth column.
NV column
PERSON NAL-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
FIANOFOkTEs. ORGANS. &C.-sEcoxD PAcn-Third
PROF. sToNAL SITUATIONS wANTED-pExALEs-
rRofHE2 eGT fTH cfHY For SALE OR TO
RtNr-FRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-FIRsr PAG1-Fourth
column.
REAL ESTATE wANTED-FIRsr PAcE-Fourth column.
SALES AT AUClION-SEvENTu PAGE-Fourth and nth
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcx-
First and second columns
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAC1-
Third column
SPECIAL NpTICES-FRsT PAGE-first and second
SPORT. .SG-DoGs BIRDS, Ac-E1nsr PAn.-rhlrd
column.
THE TkADES-SEvENrn PAcR-Fourth column.
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-Third column.
70 LET FOR BUSHES PUkPOSES-SKvxNrH PAGE
Fifth column.
fRAVELLERs' GUIDE-rIRsT PAGR-Slxth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SEVENTH PAcE-Fitth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsr PAch-Second col
WATCHES JEwELRY. &C.-sKooNp PAox-Pourth col.
wEsTCHgsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
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SPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

"A. Bros &c Medicines for all diseases; prepared
Food for mocking birds B. @. DOvEYs. No Greene
street near Canal
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THE TURF.

THE TURF.
BARSUA's HIPPoDRoME.-rRorrING-
TUESDAY NIGHT, JANUARY rs. 1875
Managers-J. ID. WALTON and DAN MACE.
,,. One mile and repeat, TO saddle, to rule. -
PURSE, $295.-First SIOU Second $50; Third. sd;
. Fourth. $2h
John murphy enters b. z. Pilot. color green.
Ben Mace enters b. g. Humininebird grey and blue.
John Rogers enters b. IN. Helen color blue and white
Alonzo Nodine enters e. Lyman, color blue and red.
Hugh reauy enters b. K. IhunderbOI color red
Dan Mace enters s. III. Mary NJ, color blue.
FREDERICK II. Sheldon enters b. Jim. orange and red
d. b. Cough enters b. ni Sea View Maid. color black.
EVERY MAN NAMED WILL POsITIyELY RIDE
Also same night one mile aud repeat
GREAT rROrfING MATCH,
for purse OF $500 between the famous horseA
Dan Costellos s. y. bay Side, color red
Dan Msce's b. IN Clara q, color blue.
WEDNESDAY MATINEE, GRAND TROrTINa MATCH.
LNLEETWOOD PARK.
The Leases Franchises and Property Of the Fleet
wood Association. comprising the Track Club House.
Grand stand Sheds and the entire property belongi
to the ASSOCIATION are for sale Or 70 lease liberal
terms. Apply 70 JAMES DATER, President rs Broad
street, New York.
TOHNsON'S
Auction and French Pools will be sold on the
Great Dumb Bell Match. on Tpesday evening January
~ AZ FOOL Room. COR Broadway and Twenty g ghth
street; also on the Trottny 1t Barnums Hippodrome.
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EXHIBITION COMPANY.

INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY.
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY.
MONDAY, MARCH /. 1878
THE THIRD PREMIUM ALLOTMENT
of the
NEW YORK INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY.
viii be held publicly ss
srEINwAY HALL.
Fourteenth street, near -Four sveuue. New York city,
The 1000 Bonds comprising the following ten series
drawn January 1870 and othsn, will participate.
VIII
ssries-4sA lAsa lssu, s,s4. ss1l 4paa ASH. $40.
SssA, ao7a
EACH soSDHoLDRR Is ENTITLED TO A PREMIUM.
bondholdsr win receive e.--.-.--...------.slMoO 1000
pondholder viii receive. 10000
bondholder win receive. ......-- .... h0Oo
bondhoidsr viii receive. .....-...-... 5000
bondhoider will reoeive........-...-.-...... LOO
10 bondholdsrs win receive 500 each..----.. 400
n bondholdsrs Will receive 500 each.--- 27oo
- bendhodsrs wtl receive so each..---...... 24Oo
900 bondhodsrs will receive "a each..-.---. 1880
loo bondheidszs VIII receive ive.-....-..-...--slsoooo
BEAR IN MIND
that the amount Of bonds for this particular sotme
March 1874 limited to 900 only and that many w.r.
posed Of since At large premium
AoRaENTHAU, BRUNO CO..
Financial Agents
NOTICE
The unasrsisned issue Certificates Of Drawn serie
Bonds Of the Industrial Exhibition Company. psrtici
p.tIng in the third premium allotment held March l.
1878 as follows
llO 0one-tenth) interest of whole bond At SIS
l2o Zone .twentleth) interest of a whole bond stsa
Address. tor bonds and full information
HEIDELBERGER CO.. ZIG Broadway.
rB. zscHocH, ns Nassau street
Remit by draft on New York City banks. registered
lstter, or Post office money order.
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TNHs METRoPoLITAN PRINTING RsrApLrsnMsNT.
iii kindI q Prisahs VIII OSsSsI pssHpsscS ed q
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

-A.-A.-A
"A. NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.
Winter afrangement
For New Brighton, snug harbor; West Brighton ana
Port Richmond boats whitehall street. loot oi
B,eaa%sy, q. daily q s;so saa ESQ., io'A'A A NJ; nsa
sundays, at so 10 80 A. NJ Il so a:so Aso. SIS p. l.
Fare ID cents
cents
EALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
II and Fall River-Tne steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave pier % North River foot Of Murray street
daiy undays excepted at4 NJ Through tickets sold
at all principal hotels in the CITY,
NEW YORK AND PORTLAND EXPRES LINE tALL
IN raiD, via Worcester. Nashua and Rochester, the
shortest quickest and most direct ine tor
business Leave Grand Central Depot, New YORK. at
sos and 10 A. NJ and and s:lO p. NJ The S05 and "
on with through trains for portland srrivns in Port
Worcester with the o'clock express next morning to!
Portland, Bangor and ST. Johns through tickets and
baggage checked through 10 important points Through
trains between Worcester and Portland.
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WEDNESDAY MATINEE, GRAND rRorrINa MATC
HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.
MAJOR CHAS W. BARKER, AUCTIONKER
IA. NO CAT IN A BAG.

MAJOR CHAS w. BARKER, AUCTIONEER
"A. NO CAT IN A BAG.
WE SHOW THE TIME
WE GIVE EVERYBODY THE OPPORTUNITY OF
riding behind and TESTING THE SPEED OF any the
stock before the sale
COLONEL P. j. CoNNELLY Of lls Queen street.
Germantown Pa, announces TO the public that he will
Gy y Auction Mart and New YORK Tstter corner Of
broadway and Thirty ninth street. WEDNESDAY
NkX, January a. at O'Clock. and just arrived from
FIFTEEN HEAD OF the fastest finest, most fashion.
ably bred young green Trotters seen New York
mans Mambrno. Pilot, &C., &c
GENTLEMEN ARE requested to come and ride be-
hind OF the stock and the speed before the SALE
- CATALOGUES WITH pedigrees can be had at
ninth street and at the offices OF the Spirit Of the Times
and Turf, Field and Farm.
NO POSTPONEMENT on account of weather.
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The following are til. principal O.sn Prizes and the

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Death of Hon. Thomas f. Bramlette, January L. 1875
AT meeting OF the Trustees OF the Public Library Of
Kentucky. January l6 1875 1t was resolved that c. NJ
Briggs Esq. who under the late Hon. Thomas +. Bran
ete was the real business of the gift
already given In aid OF the pubc Library Kentucky
be and he Is hereby authorized IN taSe the place of
said BrAmlette in the management of the affairs the
dnh ana last Eitt CONCERT and that the drawing an
eQuivocally take place that day without any fur
ther postponement or delay any account whatever
r. T. DURRETE President
JOHN S. CAIN, Secretary.
For Tickets and further particulars apply TO
g. N. BRIGGS
Agent and Manager, Louisville, KY, or
THOMAS II. HAYS i CO.,
COG Broadway. New York.
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A -RECEIvER's SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
"A. FINE HORSES, WAGONS AND HARNESS.
In pursuance order of the supreme Court will
sell by puDlc auction, to highest bidder,
ON TUESDAY UO MORROW, JANUARY 26 1875
AT l01s O'CLOCK A. H.,
in cOurtWay SO Union entrance In Seven
teenth street,
elegant high bred. chestnut coupe Geldng, full l6
nigh, years old: Is handsome, attractive and fine
gated; good in either single double harness; very
desirable horse speed S:l5 gait; warranted
ard kind.
Team fine and road gildines Is high years Old
chestnut sorrel and dark brown gay, resolute ex
ira stylish and step and act like one horse
troted recently sleigh Fleetwood better than 3
minutes are hardy. rugged. well scclimated safe
the most timd both fne single horses will stand with
out tirlng; warranted sound and KIM.
B-The above team will be sod separate if desired
Also two top Wagons sets double and single Har
ness, one open road Wagon one Albany Sleigh, two
Bells, fine saddle lot obes BlanKets DC
stock exhibition; pOstponemcnt: sale positive
b. Z. REYNOLDS. Receiver.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK TO sRIsfoL GENahAND, DIRECT.
sEAIX asEAIWEsTEkS, Captain windhams Wed. Jan %
CABIN passage s7a iSssrmeaate sis; stsersse $50
Apply to the agent, 70 south street uono.x ...,,
MOST DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO
M A0an' Ss's'0iHo EorTssDAa i1s & '"''1'''na &C. VI.
steamer anuary
,ss the
iY SSos Ct sSilF EpYE 9 Of passage NORRIS
p AanS Sx!5ES EEES STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS
built viii iSa
SosspGsp M1'en
,m gS 5ssi 'Sss s'Ss.
vs;s; fST SsisSs apply to FtScH. ED7s CO. q south
oeSsrs :DP%y % ssosSx
CuNARD LlSE-s. XNDS;A XANSDp,SS;1A R NJ P. CO
With view of diminishing the chances Of collision the
Of this line take specinsd ali
the outward passage from Queenstown to New York
or Boston crossing % the n meridian 50 at g LATITUDE, or
Semeward passage, crossing the meridian Of 50
E @ af.:a and
Jam Jam = Ess Ess s
Steamer. marked ed % az not garry stesssss PASSENGERS
co%%sdssioa Return s'sksts sR isyersss terms ~
. @ ss &: % ans .Sa 5S% s sssTGH
ss'r.s' ONCE III SscaRIaYisA
sASSEs sSa line
slLEsI4i ss G1MgEIA Il
Hamburg and al points In England, Scotland and
FT: cabin cabin qDpss 1e~sr saloon s.Ssn
k6SGxk6T ! CO... & 5::RiCIxRlb' B0xs,
Broad es street New YORK 81 sroadway. % new York
NATIONAL LINE.-NoTIOE.
Is S o vod Ss s na i; d0
TO FTSR oSEHso*H HssHs spd AsD Il S0rIn Fys
;!sisssS 1
ITALY FOR IoSpoH is5SFGsiEa piEaEeT EsesTTruAfy 20 ~
cANADA......:::. Saturday, January 80. II A. n.
r.Saesa s sS 4 %
paid steersge tickets Liverpool At the lowest rates
Apply the ''mp'ny' 'dise No. sg aGRs4 tfss8"s Manager.
TNMAN LNE-soUrHERLY COURSE
lSA ss HsEs IS ss V .s s.
e!Ty q -: =
CITY CITY os OF ss;SsSay Feb SsisR
'!a1 eae1 oF SIS REQ
CABIN and IL general ene V Once No. IS Brosdwsy
ssras' Offices IS 5hd per e. EH.a assn saysf
SA MI asyx sSESH
The splendid vessels on this avorts route for the Con
from pier 80 g North River. as IOllows. ,,,n. a
hYE VILE De r3sIs ssSrs.i
ffShsH Skfok OF P%sszsk III ooitp aasI%dina vino
Fri Sss PIC s 4sjassd 1 Tns 4sss SIS
,rsyeeTs BY taking sis line sy0d M both
ins ine Channel besidss SAVING time trouble ana
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, IS Broadway.
EEs SsIr2b es 54xFEs xFsgo2k Sk
February msf X
.sSserasry a. Ms Y
From the white Star docks pier 81 North River -
Rate.-saloon $50 gold, sIeerage At low rates.
mdship section where motion 10 islt thus cobin
Ing safety. speed and comfort
the Ssss q sS os SsSS .''S
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
so sSVzkNSs 5.S.a asS sheSfS Nseam.un
sis issi & captain % :: 81
Ei saEs ssS''ss;z ~ HAva.
Second Cabin. ::Goa|
's' ''l' or 'i's' SSEiIsii8as co. A..s
Ss,; sss UssdSs
Wednesday, Steamer every day. all poftA Drafs papa
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O,poNovAN RossA-CHEAPEsT PASSAGE OFFICE
~ In New york-NEvADA, for Cork AMI LiyerpooL
ST:aSs:Ssy ": ~ RSto R:x
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u TOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Sailing every tuesday
from pier Al North River.
NEVADA, Captain Prlce january z!. AS A. N,
WYOMING, Captain Guard Fo bruary
CABIN intermediate and s,eerage AT low rates.
Prepaid tickets at lowest rates.
Passengers booked To and from Paris, Hamburg. Nor
and sweden. &c. Drafts on Ireland, England
France and Germany at lowest rates Apply to
WILLIAMS Il GUION, 20 Broadway.
CPECIAL NO1ICE.-TiIE srLEDID STEAMSHIP
- NEVADA. sailing Tor Queenstown and Liverpool Oh
Wednesday, January a. will carry limited number o
second $40 The rooms contain
persons Every requisite Is provided. superior
accommoda ion tor steerage passengers at low rates
Apply 10 WILLIAMS GUiON. 20 Broadway.
NCHOR LINE.
n NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
STEAMER EVERY SATURDAY
CALIFORNIA. Sat. Jan. 80 ETHIOPIA. Sat. Feb u
VICTORIA. -. Sat. Feb 6 UTOPIA..... Sat- Feb u
Rates of passage, payable In gold -
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY,
QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST
Cabin $50 500 and SO, according 10 accommodations
IN iERMEDIATE AND STkERAGE
as low as by any other first class line.
Drafts issued tor any amount at reduced rates
HENDERSON BROS, Agents No. 7 Bowling Green.
EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS WILL FIND TkUNKs
~ for staterooms and Continental travel Chairs and
Rugs the steamers, &c, at JOHN CA1TNACH'S. 7Ss
Broadway Astor place lremoved trom corner
Broadway ana Wall street.
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A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
"A date Johnston Van rasselD,
Office 81 Liberty street (Evening Post Budingl
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR
HOUSE, l9 TO rs THlRTEENTH STREET,
e NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE
So SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
SZ ARE HELD EVERY
d. TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK.
"A to Is hours trial OH horses warranted sound.
A -BREEDERS, ATTENTION-WILL BE SOLD,
n. positively without reserve, Wednesday, JAN
uary "a at II o'cocS, at Barker sons City Auction
Mart and New York Tattersal of Broadway and
Thirty-ninth street. the celebrated matched pair
OF brown and Trotting Mares Clara and Mate, ho
former got by Reefs Mambrino Pilot dam by Red Eye,
the latter by Forest King tson Of Mambrno pstchen,
trotted in 240 together very stylish in harness and
sound, without bemsh short time since this te
became frightened at passing train OF and
away smashing the carriage. &C. but nor iniIring the
horses; owner sells only this account. CLARA AMI
mate are both very promising and would be very valu.
able tor the track or breeding purposes Can now be
seen at the Mart
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

CECOND HAND sLEIGHs.-sLEIGHs, CAR
~ riases, Sleigh Bells Harness every Style cheap;
Sonpes Coupe Roekaway Phaeons. vic,oTss great
bargains, large assortment Bugpies MANuFACTCfS "
ER's UNION, t34 Broadway. near Bleecker street
&SS-$6o $70-THREE GOOD HORSES. SUITABLE
PCC Tor any business. cart, truck or wagon; not
nalf value sold on account OF sickness also press
Wagon ano Harness CHEAP. iSs West seventeen I'll St
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AND pARgEs TO c9AnrRR ron
s:s :sfSSssSs. Ss.ssa va: II ssSa sSa isss &
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Royal Mail ste amers ointed to sail ollowss
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF BROOKLYN. "Wednesday. Jan 27, at 10 A. N.
CITY OF NEW YORK;. Saturday. Jan. 80 At noon.
CRY or MoNrRE a. saturday, FEB Is at ii A. II
CITY OF Saturday, Feb. 20 at P. NJ
Cabin passage, $50, $50 and $73, gold
Steerage TO and from all points at reduced ratea
Cabin and general office, No. Is Broadway.
Steeragc Offices IS Broadway and pier IS North River.
JOHN q. DALE. Agent
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NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND PERRY
are running hourly EXCURSION TRIPS from whisShan
street. foot Of Broadway for New Brighton. Snug Har
Dor. West Brls hton. Port Richmond and ELM PARK,
from $50 A. NJ 70 80 r. NJ daily, Sundays every ,we
noura from $50 4 n to e45 Pm