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a definite cash surrender value is guaranteed
on all policies lapsed by non.payment OF pre-
MUM, which amount will, at the option of the
policy. holder, be paid him In cash on the surren-
der of hts policy, or loaned to him at SIX per
cent interest to pay his future premiums, there
by continuing his policy in force for the full
amount. With sufficient capital for entire secu'
rty, no Life Insurance Company offers superior
adv antages to the Carolina.
All its profits are divided among It's po,icy-hold-
ers, in dividends, on the contribution plan.
No restrictions on travel or residence In the
United States, Canada or Europe
All policies non-forfetable after second year.
All losses paid promptly in cash.
n. c. BUTLER, General State Agent,
Columbia, S. G.
R. J. MAGILL,
Agent at Charleston, s. G.
june-mfwsmos
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Tbe Gbarlesto,t 8ems.
THE WEEKLY NEWS.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is, 1870.
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A GENTS WANTED-(SlO PER DAY.
n by the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
COMPANY. Boston, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
innIl-O6A
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UTANTED, A WOMAN, WITHOUT
w children, to do housework and sew
Go,M recommendations required. Apply at No
13 Wentworth street. before II O'Clock. junl3
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ITO RENT, A SUITE OF ROOMS ON ONE |
floor. partly furnished, or not, with servants |
accommoda ion. apply at l6 Beaufain street.
mw1-x
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Gn Rent,

mo RENT, A COMFORTABLE DWELL
ING and STORE, at the corner OF Calhoun
aud Concord streets, in perfect repair. Posses
sion given at once jun15-3*
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,rI,O RENT, HOUSE SOUTHEAST COR
4 Ej,N or Queen aud Trapmann streets, Of
iUur square rooms, large atiics ana dressing
rooms, with cistern and gas Apply at Shoe
Store No. 93 Market atrect. Jun9-6+
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WTANTED, A SINGLE MAN, WHO IS
w willing to attend In a Store on Janes's
Island. Must he able to write good hand anu
give his whole persona! time to my business.
Good recommendations required. Apply To GEO
F. HABENICHT, No. II South Bay, or at my place,
Jamess Island, junl5-l"
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For Sale.

gwHHE ELIGIBLE LOT NO. 81. UP
ii PER Enlargement, corner OF First and
Gnuo streets, 90 feet by $50, win be sold for
ass per front foot, and on long credit, the
purchaser giving approved security, and
paying 10 per cent. interest. For further
eets-dtf +. t. HODGE a co.
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EVERY BOTTLE.
Recommended by many Of thu best
Physicians in the Land.

DR.. John Mageniss, formerly OF the Royal
College of Surgeons, and Surgeon In the
United States Army, during the recent
war, says:
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and tweDty-eight feet long. Captain II.
| fer is made.
ON Saturday last Captain II. y. Hart pur-
| CHASED OF Captain James Ransom the ma
! chinery OF the steamer Guidon for el geo
/ cash. lie bad previously traded the same
machinery 10 Captain r. for an interest
/ In the John III. Groesbecks
The Times of Tuesday evening says:
The change in the weather yesterday
raised the hopes OF river men, About III
z. u. rain descended in torrents. The
packets from up the river report heavy
rain last night ali the way up, and there IS
every prospect for another rise while aa
yet the weather Is unsettled and more rain
- expected. Without heavy rain on the
headWaters, however. the Upper OHIO Will
De put little improved from the late rains
put ever the falls there win be light stage
for light boats.
The Chronicle says:
When the Nick Longworth comes OF
the ways at st. Louis, f. is fntanded that
she shall resume her trips from Portland
LOUISVILLE. - The Cotsrter-yomnaL or
Tuesday says:
Capt. Kenisons new boat, the Lessie
Taylor, and Capt. PaTisotts Lucy KERN
will descend the falls this morning under
the guidance of Capt. Pink Varble. Both
OF these boats are about com pleted, and,
II the water rises, Will depart for New Or
leans within the next ten days.
We learn that the owners OF the Dexter
have sent to New Orleans $1,000, TO secure
for that boat the opportunity OF becoming
contestant In the forthcoming race. I'D
will be the Lee, Natchez and Dexter.
The Thirteenth Era, drawing Is inches,
was safely taken over the falls yesterday
morning by Captain Pink NaTbie, and
landed at the Portland wharf, where she
now lies ready 10 receive freight for all
points on Red River. She departs for that
stream at 5 Pm. to-day. Her two bargea
were also hoated over the falls yesterday
under the guidance of Captain Narble.
ST. LOUIS. - The Democrat or Tuesday
says:
Up TO last evening the decline amounted
TO lB inches The rate OF fall yesterday
was three inches per "A hours. A heavy
rain set in at an early hour and continued
more or less during good part of the day.
The upper rivers are all failing, even after
the heavy rains. The river business is fair
for the season, and is improving slowly.
NEW oRLEANs.-The times OF Sunday
says;
The weather throughout the greater part
or yesterday bore a dark and droary look
Ing appearance; stin easterly gale pre-
vailed throughout, and approaching night
faal 10 was surmtsed by many that Id
Father Equinoctlal was near at hand,
while Others were under the impression
that much rain would fall during last
night or to-day. However, all these pre-
1tottOns remained to be seen.
Business on the landing for the end OF
The week was about the duilast we have
for many days past. There
were several boats up Ior Red River, and
the amount of freight sent 10 them was so
SMALL that the smallest packet ia the
Without putting her down 10 the red line.
Instead OF trade reYivings IL bids fair az the
present force of circumstances to go down
10 remain there for some time.
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Heats nue Her..

Among the first boats due here are the
John Lumsden and Ella Hughes.
m.Gairo: Rose Hi.e. from Louis
Evansville, from Bowling Green:
r. G. Gray, for Arkangas River; I'm
porter and Minnie, from New Or
leans,
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= = &LUW AK.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
Morning. and Afternoon Dispatches.

Morning. and Afternoon dispatches.
Tours, October 1.-THE Minister
of War publishes the following. con
tanned ia . telegram from Orleans,
at q late hour last evening: The
scene of the battle to- day was so near
this city that balls and shell fell in
the outskirts. The Prussians are
near Galleno. Troops sent from
Tours to reinforce the 18th corps
formed a junction with that body near
Artenay.
Fighting was renewed before St.
Quentin.
LONDON, October 12.-Prince Ma
poleon, who recently arrived here, ID
actively engaged for restoration. The
Bonapartists decline to sanction the
system of the Prince.
Advices from Paris to the 9th rep
resent the people as stesdfast and
orderly, and without any anxiety on
the question of food. They claim to
be prepared for any assault.
LONDON, October IA CORE
spondent of a morning paper fur
nishes the following. which occurred
recently at Versailles: Early in the
evening Bismarck entered the hotel
dusty and hungry. He was attended
By only a few officers. He ordered
dinner in the salle-a manages, which
was already crowded with people, and
recognized General Burnside at the
table, with Generals Sheridan, For
syth and Forbes. He saluted them,
and joining them, chatted pleasantly
and jocularly, especially regarding
Forbes visit to Paris. Some one at
this time called the Count's attention
to a map of Germany hanging on the
wall over head. es, Germany as il
was" was the significant reply.
Tours, October 12.-Haribaldi will
not take the field at present. His
health is quite delicate, and he will
require season of rest before engag-
ing in active operations.
LONDON, October 1.-THE Times
has an article going to prove that
Bismarck's obvious policy is to rem.
der France powerless for otfense and
defense hereafter.
BERLIN, Oct. 12.-Oficial accounts
of the surrender of Strasbourg have
Just been published here. Elev-
sand Ctassepots, three tons Of
ammunition, and fifty Locomotives of
the Paris and Strasbourg Railroad, ,
fell into our hands.
The carpenters, masons and other
laborers Of the city have been i'm
pressed to repair the Notifications.
Late advices from the army besieg
ing Metz, up to Thursday last, are re-
csived. The Prussians had burnt
twenty small villages in that neigh.
borhood, and executed $50 peasants
for carrying on en- illicit warfare. Ba-
zaine's soldiers were said TO be greatly
dissatisfied with the situation, and
had counseled-a surrender.
BREMEN, October 1.-THE steam
ship Hermann arrived at Bremen 10
safety. Her officers report no block
aders In sight off the coast. No French
cruisers were encountered on the
voyage.
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Lee Howell, Master:
Robert G. McMechan, Clerk,
Having been built ex pressly tor the trade,
with special reference to cor fort, speed
and safety, will leave Evansville for the
above and all intermediate ports
EVERY TUESDAY, at O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board,
Or to JAMES A. OAKLEY,
seB5-tf Agent.
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WASHINGTON, October II The &c
faulting Paymasters of the navy,
whose accounts have been found to be
short more than 81 900. 900, are at last
to be brought to trial. The Secretary
Of the Navy will, to day, issue orders
converting a cours martial in this city
on the Goth inst, for the trial of the
following named Paymssters: Marcy.
Washington, Parker, Lockwood, Cir
ard. and Mellach.
The following named officers will
compose the Court: Admiral Colds
borough. President; Admiral Henry
Wake, Comma lores Fabins, Stanley.
and BENZ Il. Sands, Captain FL. K.
Davenport, Paymasters I'll. nj. Has
kill and w. B. Boggs, members. Capt.
VIM. G.. Temple is TO be Judge Advo-
cate.
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r~povFEMALE SEMINARY.

rrR0w FEMALE SEMINARY.-This
i'll Institution offers the accumulated ad.
yants0es OF over fifty years OF successful
operation. Every facility Is provided for
a rhoronQh course OF useful and ornamen-
tai Education, under the direction of q
corps of more than twenty professors and
teachers. For circulars apply to JOHN Il
WILL ARD. Troy. New YORK. aulS'2m
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The GGzet c says

Miriam Is to be the name OF Cap
tain II u. Hart's new steamer, to be
completed in ninety days by James.
Mack Length 100 feet; b am 20 feet:
hold S feet; powe.s stern wheel; ma-
chInery, that OF tne kenton; DO Iers,
two IN number, forty Inches In diameter
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,. other Rsver Itsrus, See Fcurth Page.
weather aud water.


Yesterday morning opened bright
and fair. brilliant ratification of the
previous days achievement, an as
surauce of a speedy reform in the
commercial interests Of the marine
department, and full surety that the
maladministrators of our city are on
a down grade without breaks. The
brilliant opening day presages a
prosperous future. The river is rising
steadily, and will soon afford an easy
stage of water for the class of boats
now running, with a fair prospect of
early navigation. The total rise up
to Pm. yesterday was eleven inches.
Arrivals and Departures.
Tie arrivals and departures yes
terdsy were the Hartford, Henderson
and return; Alpha, GAINESVILLE to re-
turn, Pine Bluff. Grandview and re-
turn; Loreua, Louisville to New Or
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EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
/ take pleasure in recommending DR..
III. W. Clouds ENVKGORAFANG COB
bal as remedy of superior excellence.
In facilitated conditions of the system, 1t
has uroyed. In my bands the best combs
nati,,n Of Tories AID StimuIants that 1
am aware OF.
jyI9 JOHN MadEN4SSs NJ. ID.
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MONEY CANNOT BUY TT!
For kiglAi liz Priceless!!

10y AMUFACEURED BX d. IL. @PEN@
I'LL GER 81 CO., New York, which are
now offered to the public. are pronounced
by all the celebrated Opticians of the
World to be the MOST PERFECT, Natu-
raj, Artificial help to the human eye ever
known.
They are ground under their own super
vision, from minute Crystal Pc bibles, melt
ed together, and derive their name, "Dta-
mond, )" on account of their hardness and
brilliaucy. The Scientific Principle on
which they are constructed brings the
core or centre of the lens directly in front
OF the eye, producing a clear and distinct
vision, as in the natural, healthy sight,
and preventing all unpleasant sensations,
such as glimmering and wagering of sight.
dizziness, &c, peculiar to all others In use.
They are MOUNTED IN THE FINEST
MANNER. in frames of the best quality,
of all materials used for that purpose.
THEIR FINISH AND OURA 81 L.
ITE cannot be surp assed.
CAUTION.-None genuine unless bear
ing their trade mark { - stamped on
every frame.
L. BITTROLFF, Jeweler and Optician,
Is the Sole Agent for Evansville, Indiana,
from whom they can be obtained. These
goods are not supplied to Peddlers. at any
price. 1yZb-1y.
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DIR. SMITHS
Genuine Electric" Oil.
NEW COMBINATION.

NEW OOMBlNATIONs
~ PaORUsl A real sedative without
Opium or reaction. Innocent, even in the
mouth of Infants Twenty Drops is the
Largest Dose. Cures Sick Headache in
pies.
CINcINNATT, June II, 1870.
DR., q. B. SMITH-DeGr Sir: My mother
scalded her foot so badly she could not
walk, which alarmingly swelled. My lit
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ed his throat and chest and gave him
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Dr.. Smith: Send me more OIL and more
circulars. 1t is going like shot cakes.'
Send some circulars also TO SutIin & Co.,
Cherry Valley, as they sent In for a sup
ply of the OIL. Please send by first ex press,
anu O D. {. Becker, Druggist.
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from Canada.l
NEW HAMBURG, ONT..sJuly IL.
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In every case it has given satisfaction. 1
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want more Of the large size, &C., &C.
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/ CLOUD, AIKEN q CO., General AGENTS
/ and Sole Agents for Evansville and vi.
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DIRECTORY Foa ADvERTIsERs.

ANusxAkNrs-Tw TWELFTH PAaE-Fourth, nth and sixth
b0A1p AND LoDaiNd wANTED-sfcoSD PAGE
DoAR6Ess SWAN WXSrKD-snoosD pAer-rir.. second and
SSooKIYS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sxoosD PAGE
1uslSEsHs 'V OPPORTUNITIES TWELFTH PAer-Fourh
sg a g4SFs iSx
CLERKs AND sXLEsMEN-rwxLyru PAsE-Yirs col.
zsS sss'
coAs SSSn STEAMSHIPS rAax Fifth and sixth
SS2gSS ssssEss column.
negsEs 70 AND Us
xux69saa Column
sA S1aa4sad ssa%a
II " ,4..s..
HzIs S'% w1arED- MALEs-rw.Lrru rAsr-r.n. ana
asLf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAox-s,rth
HoRsEs. CARRIAGES. 4O.-FIssr PAax-sscond and
6SttsEs soSHs e., wAsf ff6@9 rAa.si..A
;''sSs AND
N&CTURk 1EASON-TwELrTH PAGE-Thtrd column.
LOAN OrFICES-FrRGT PAaE-Foulth column.
LOST AND fOUND-FIIsr PAVR-Third column.
lACHlEERY-NINTH pAGE-Fourth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-NIHTn PAGE-F0urth column.
n EDlCAL--TwrLTTu PA0F--Second column
MISCELLANEOUS MISREPRESENTATION PAGK--
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NIsCELLANEO S-NINTH PAox-rcurth column.
&USICAL-TwKLrTH PAaE-Sixth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-Frst column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PA0E-Second column.
fQeT OFFICE NOTICE-FIneT PAGE-Slxth column
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HEAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-FIRsT PAGY-eixth
lEAL Estate wANTED-NINTH PAsE-Fourth column.
HEMOvAlS-FIRST PAGE-sixth column.
eEWARDe-FIRsT PAGE-Third column
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SITUATIONS wANTED-rEMALEs-RLEvK PAaa-
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MUTATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGR-
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SPECIAL NOTICEs-FInsr PAGE First and second col.
SPORiIN0-Docs. BIRDS, 4o.-rrssr PAez-second
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~ LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES SECOND PA0x-
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URrURNISiKD ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
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THE ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
sail every sg a ssS oa ns s sns Wednesday
and
America safely speedily, comfortably and cheapy by
:!$stis
@ R:: HSSRlA va ?ss 4
.le saa
from p,g ,sr y North river N. New yorx: =.
vim, ,,,,, 70 Is Liys rps 0.ssoy and Derry:
Cabin sxcurson tickets good for twelve monh
0q i" srnonnsa, sss s sa% ss
reduced can be bought here by those
| Drafts issued payable on prcsen.son.
Apply NJ ss STffi No Bowling Green
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET coMPAvY,s
hon mail steamship, ,,,,,,yc,.
Captain H. Ehsrs, win san Tuesday Nor. IS 1870 a.
s sg ss sss sss5Ss ss ;. m -.
,vna payable IN United States gold. 0-'' ''''
KuNHxRDT CO., G. B. RICHARDS 4 BoAs,
General Agents., General Passenger Agents.
81 Hroad street, NY No. Barclay street. Ny.
BFiii;I mp 51s s ssyH,% AMERICAN ROYAL
~ ssS H?s Sss Hss's
ALuLnIA " Stay, Nov - SlBl RIA IhuISlav, Dec.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
by the Steamers not carrying Storage.
First Cabin. .a30 gold Second Cabin S6o. gold
Err, Cabin pta. to sl4s, gold
By the steamers Carrying Storage.
rrss c, ,ds gold s'eerase currency
stccrage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown all
parts or Europe, ut lowest rates.
Through bulls OF ang given for Bella Glasgow Havre,
Antwerp and other ports the Continent aad for Medter
ranean ports
For Freight and Cabin passage apply at the Companys
Office, No Bowling Green.
For steerage passage a. III Broadway TRINITY Building
CHAs. q. FRAECKLYE, Agent
'TAPsCOTTS EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EX-
change oilce.-Passage from Liverpool aud Queenstown
weekly by frat class steamships Also from Liverpool
London by weekly sailing packets Drafts OF Al up
wards available In part or Great Britain and ireland
the lowest rates, at TAPSCOTT BROTHERS q CO.'S.
% South street New York.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT ARCHAEOLOGICAL
~ Passports OF the Department of State issued nv G.
WILLMAhTH U. s. Court Buildings, Al Chambers street
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OFFICE OF TIE rAcIrIo MAIL. srEAMsnrp COW.

)fFlCR OF THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON-
~ pany, New York, November ], 1870
.aWkMTY-r THIRD ANNUAL frECTIoN..-Notice IL hereby
ana ne erection for nine Directors OF the Pacific Mall
kn company will he held at the company's Office,
30 no 81 ai street Wednesday, November &c. lsO
wi; ug ne hours OF IL NJ and T. NJ. The transfer books
co uossu preparatory said election, Saturday,
u, at 10 a. M. ~ Ne'pon'u A.'nsNas' Ho'e"oci
by order of the Board OF Directors
THEODORE r. JOHNSON, Secretary
RIO. BRewERs AND coopERs -rwo uuxnern
81 671 Washington street. "'o'' w '"s' app!
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
STEAM TO ouEENsTowN AND LIVERPOOL. CAR.
.rv.n, co. sailing every weane:s.y
6 SohLApA, Green sr.m,n Novsmees y,
c.,,n From aPier, q North river.
az ss's :;ss. .ss.s ss currency
and on sa rsrs .a
'''"s'' WiLLi npss Z GuIos, % Broadway
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
tn. .,..m.s,, nur,, s ass's. ..x.. I'm :, :,
Sturdy November Oisi Zoo. Of Third
steamship Ode DETTsSHLANp Cap, H. Az seynascr. Sat.
a,a,, s1 !" .as rns 9. PASSAGE
rrst cabin $40
Second caD'n...'... ..,"..'..........
For Freight or passage apply 10 oELRICHs co. Agents.
only DIRECT. LINE TO FRANCE
" The General Transatlantic Conpanys Mail Steamships
between New York and Hsvre, calling at Brcst and South
s S.. 81 river q. CONT
EIIfH SE SF4RIs s:ssr5:y Ss,:%Ss!
PEREfsE, psars ssiardsy, bscsmSsr x
Rates OF rs sEN 4 si MHy fRsaa's Wine
Frs. Cabin. sl4o Second Cabin. .....s7S
sp,'s 'fsF Z, sI
viii touch at Southampton England, to land passengers and
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
~ no Every Wednesday. Thursday aud Saturday.
Wedncsday, Nov
Drafts payable IN any part Of England Ireland
~ current rates OF exchange Apply THoMP5ONA Pas.
OCEANIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPACT
" NEW LINE BETWEE.
- NEW YORK AND LIvLxpOOL.
The following magnificent ocsr Sexmers the largest In
ihe world commence running IL January next
ATLANTIC $500 tons $500 horse power
nc, !M0 tons, $500 horse power
4sC0 tons, $500 horse power
~; 4t00 TONS $500 horse power
Ta ~. $500 tons, 1850 horse power
lhese neg vssseis have been specially designed the
Iransatlartc trade and comb speed with aa'ety and
conor Rates low any hrst class line For further
pN y agry at the company, 9nlcrs No 10 Broad.
TOR LIVERPOOL AND QuEENsTOwN.-INMAN
Line OF Royal Mall Steamers appointed to sail fol-
CITY CITY 0F SATURDAY. Nov. a. "a. y.
LILY ~ CORK via Halifax.. Tuesday Nov ~ 10 A. NJ
CcI ITrr ~ Saturday, Nov ~ r
Ci.f VI bhookLfN.. -. Saturday, Nov 70. s A. NJ.
ana ssSh succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday, from
c.x.,,. :. a. Rates Of Passage
First Cabin. ............ s75 steerage $50
| To Halifax, n. b.. -. 20 TO Halifax N. So. is
den, Norway, Denmark, &C. at reduced rates
Tickets be bought here rates persons
wishng to send for their friends.
For further Information apply at the company's Office
JOHN @. DALE, Agent.
Is Broadway