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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17

SsnUlTE RUN DOWN." How often Ia
!, W this expression used by persons whose
oo9les and minds are exhausted by tho tolls
and anxlettes Of business life. Mere atirnu.
i4gls 40 no good in such cases. Their first
eIIect is transient. The reaclion disastrous.
IARRANT'S SETTER APERIENT.
thn trno remedy for thi. brenkinc down OF
pnSslea1 energies md the almal spirits is
provided. 1t rsnOvdtes and rcfrcshes tho a.
sim>la ing organs and the nerves, while it car.
RES on, without violnnce nr paim, I'll the i'm.
purit,cs %iich clog the bowel. and yltiate the
olooh. In indigestion, biI0usnrs., cOnstiDa-
ton, nervous wcalne.a and hypnchondria.is
II has no iva. cxcept The water OF the SeltZer
Spring Itself. "i whi:l, II is the exact and per
rect equivalent. Sold hy all druggists.
Aug 10 4c
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17

The proceedings Of the Internal Reye.
nue. Bureau are incomprehensible, to
ordinary .mortals. A decision is rem
dered by one commissioners, only TO be
over ruled by his successors, or set aside
by superior officer, and in this manner
business circles are mystified and great
confusion caused. The'' decision of ex-
Commissioner Pleasanton, relieving
banks from the payment of tax on bor-
r,owed capital, was promptly revoked by
the present commissioner, but not be-
fore it had been officially communicated
to the bankers OF the Thirty y-second Dis
trict OF this State. Banks in other Dis
tricts. therefore, are not affected by the
decision of the late commissioner, and
will be compelled to pay tax on bor-
rowed capital, as heretofore.
Ne,o Fork Herald.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17
George Higgins Agency, ,
Established in Columbia, S. c.. a. u. 1s4o.

~. - Ha-5R. " A,,gjs.!. a' ~
VIE following companies have complied
H. H. with the laws Of the State OF South Gafo-.
,Si aha nave been duly licensed By the Comp
oiumbia, for the present year. REPRESENTING e
CAPITAL OF OVER $4,000. .Oo0.s
Connecticut. - q 'io' Is
don. pa"!' VI Aoh-
Union Fire Insurance Comn.n,. -, o.
Francisco, California. +, " 90
WI rhonix Fire Insurance Company, Of New
pptna ID Fire Insurance Company, Of Hart.
Manhnttan Fire Insurance Cumnanv IF N..,
YORK. GEORGE HIGGINS, Agent.
Office at MIR. Duties new bookstore' onno.
cite tho Columbia Hotel. Nav On AK
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17

~ fine summer tonic ia IlattGrrs Hittcrs
can be had 1T PoI.LocK's
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17


INIEREST ALL0 WE'D AT TIE RA TEnt
SE VEN PER CENT. PER ANNCM,
ON CERIIFICA 1E,S OF DEPOSIT
AND SIX PER CENT. CON-
POUNDED EVERY SII
MONTHS ON ACCO UNITS.
OFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, President.
2ohn 9ohn ,. , Thnma. raImer. vice-preside4,s.
A. G Brenizer, Cashier.
j. H. Sawyer, Assistant Cashier in
charge OF branches.
Johp .. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier
Directors.
Wade Hampton, William Martin. A. C.. Has.
kell, F. W. McMaster. j ohm =. Thomas. +. q
Heinitsh, John B. Palmer, Thon,a. r. Grnco
Columbia. b.
j. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. T. Scott Newberry.
w. Ct. Mayes, Eewberry.
3. FL. Rntlcdge, Charleston.
ltanlel RaveneI. Jr.. Charleston.
Meclianics, LAhorers, Clerks, Widows Or.
phAna and others may here dcuosit thcIrsay.
ings and draw liberal rate OF interest tbere.
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trusteet
wishing to draw intereet on their funds nnf;i
they require them for business or other mr.
posos: Parents desiring to set apart email
sums for their children, and Married Women
nnd Minors fwhose deposits can only be with.
irawn by themselves, or, in case OF death bv
Lheir legal representatives, wishing to lav
aside funds for future use. are here Afforded
IN opportunity Of depositing their means
Where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
Tho same time, be subject to withdraw alwien
ueenou Aug 18
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28

were afferward released. On the letb or April
Is alleged that about $50, was due nun
on the mortgage, and default had been made
In the payment ne was entitled 10 take possession
or the ship under foreclosure OF the mortgage IL
Is further alleged that he dd take possession OF the
ship and on the 2ath day OF April was in peaceabie
possession thereof, and Is the majority owner III
consequence OF holding twenty-seven forty-eighths
OF the vessel
Tue answer or Mr.. yarscott denies the Jurisdiction
OF the court in consequence OF the transaction not
growing out OF an. maritime contracts. he admits
that "a mortgage was made, but that IL was for
ST.. 800 H. which sum Is said To have been due from
james b. Bell TO w. ID. Morgan.
He alleges thet after Be,i's share had been made
over 10 Mr. Morgan lie offered 10 pay to him what
ever sums maght be legally due on tho mortgage,
but tnat The proposition was refused unless there
should also be included in the payment the OF
$1,000 alleged 10 be due Charles L. Morgan ON The
ship James Is. Bell MT. Iapscott claims TO be the
owner OF thirty seven forty-eightns OF the vessel
and Mr. Veil OF six forty eghths and therefore asks
that the snip shonld be released.
The case came up tor argument yesterday, when
the question OF the jurisdiction Of Courts OF Admi-
rally Ia cases or mortgage was debated, and the
Court reserved Its decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28

TIT LOST STEAMSHIP UNITED KIsGDoN-The follow.
ing purpotng to have from the Inflated steamship
United Kingdom intelligence from which has been
received leaving this for Glasgow her
forum ate trip, written piece OF paper taken from
bottle which picked ny Rockaway BY Mrs Stan.
cre Of that place, while walking along the beach few
days since -
"On board the United Kingdom. New York 70 Glasgow.
"Midoceap. ship fast settling down All hands and pas.
senser key 20 perish, MS most Of the boats swept
"should this be picked up please report.
"wM RUSSELL, Third Mate.~
SHIP PLrIADEs tBr Pierce from Calcutta for New York.
which put into st Helena, damaged, resumed her
about 24tb ut
BARK HrLLrsroNT-M & A wbeclwricbt riyes I'm the
Buenos Ayres Standard OF March 81 the following raricu
lars OF the ot bark eespont (before reportrd which
was wrecked about degrees OF Rio Grande on the
morning the 2ls ut ~ from leaving Bnenos Ayres
II appears that Capt Crowe taken III before his
out Of the river and put back TO Monte vi1eo with tho
cOnsxltDga
ANNE Howard aud learning that he nut In quarantine
he again put 10 but after passing L0bos Island he
Obliged tJ bis vessel In charge officer
10 Ills berth. where he lay In slow fever the
the DISASTER About 20 AN OF the 2st February ali ha pds
were aroused by the of Breakc abead and before
the con be pa. about they struck heavily
bar, wavcs sweeping them without intermis-
sion, and the ngb being dark that the land
visible, they CO, sdered their hopeless until dav
dawned and they discovered land near by. II appears
that the mates reckoning placed them 10 miles 10
eastward that when she struck they all
they On some reef Island In
Daylight however undeceved them, strong
10 the beach, where the passengers crew
landed safety, boat only being swampcd
resulting ths loss baggage and stores the
crew who manned her swan ~ the fholc. Capt Crows, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28
SUPREME C9UaT-sPECIAl Term.
Tho Atlantic Avenue Exteusiou-An Injunc-
ti0u Vacated.
BEFORE Jnst,ce Gllhart

The Atlantic Avenue Exteusion-An Injunc-
ton Vacated.
Before Justice Gilbert.
WHfdm II. Adams cs. J. Wyct0D Fan SickelGn,
John Tpes and George W. Ranaer.-By an act Of the
Legislature passed in 1859, and an amendment in
1870, authority was given 10 extend Atlantic avenue
to the county llne OF same width as In the city OF
Brooklyn. Under these acts the defendants above
named were appointed Commissioners 10 open,
grade and pave the extension, and aso TO estimate
the damages to the owners OF the land taken. The
land has been taken, the damages estimated and
the report OF the Commissioners confirmed last De-
cemDer
The Commissioners proceeded TO advertise for bids
for the grading and paving. w. II. Adams, the
plaintfn above named was the lowest bidder, and
In February last the contract was awarded TO him.
Mr.. Adams did not comply with the terms OF his con-
tract IN several important particulars and in March
last The commissioners gave him notice that they
had the contract prepared for execution ana that
must execute 1t by the 18th or they would consider
that ne refused to fulfil it. Mr.. Adams did not APP
quenily considered they were free from any obLga-
lions to him.
Mr.. Adams did not think So however, and he
commenced this action against the Commissioners
In the supreme Court OF New York, at the same
time MAY O., obtaining an injunction from Judge
u. Barnard, preventing the commissioners from
awarding the contract to any other person except
himself, and also restraining Supervisor Schenck,
OF the town OF New Lots from paying any other
contractor for doing the work.
Yesterday morning Justice Gilbert granted IN
order vacattng the injunction, without prejudice to
the PLAINTIFFS right TO make application for It's
renewal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28
TELsGaAPnlC NEWS ITEMS.

The Pennsyvania Legislature adjourned sine die yester
day.
The recent heavy rains in Canada have considerably
abated the tires In the woods Ottawa, ana they
now considered of a dangerous character.
The last stone in the bridge the Mississippi river
Hannibal No, laid at ten O'Clock yesterday morning
with appropriate ceremonies
Mrs. G. Mcknight of Reading Pa, while labornc under
fit Of insanity, yesterday shot and killed her child boy
between three and four years of age.
s. L. Palmers store in Newport, r. L. was robbed Of
$4,000 worth OF boots and shoes Friday night The
der probably carried away by weasel very
feet being In port at the time.
Lorreno Rogers of Gaesburg, H. Tilted by his sweet
heart and attempted to heal his broken by shooting
himself Yesterday; but the bali failed reach spot,
and Lorrento stin lives.
In Lawrence, Mass last night William r. Scott and Emma
c. Horne, meeting with opposition to their marriage
arsenic Of which the girl died Scott survived has
been arrested.
The Keystone Marble works Of Jacoby Prime OF
Market and streets, Philadelphia
by Ere yesterday morning. great amount OF finished
BILE work destroyed Loss p50000 insured for $50
in the Royal $4,000 and the Liverpool and London 5000
Henry Fishci formery Boston boot and shoe dealer
s charged With obtaining S6r0 from the Atlas National
Bank by forging the name OF Cameyer Fason OF New
Canada and brought TO Boston for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY ~, 1871.
CLEARED.

Steamship Parthia (Br), watson Liverpool via Queens.
Steamship Wcser tNG) willgerod. Bremen-Oelricbs 4
steamship Fah-Kee Cooper, Hamilton. Bermuda-Jones
steamship Gen sedrwick, Ellis, Galveston via Key
Steamship ST Louis whitehead, New oreans-H crom.
s,eamshP A,hsnd. Moore. Fernandina--J Hand.
Steamship San Salvador Nickerson, savannah-w Gar
Steamship Montgomery, Faircloth savannah-R Lowden
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff. CharestonH Morgan
s,ss%,ss BeneAs0r Jones' Wilmington. ScLorard
Steamship wyanoke, Bourne, Norfolk. City Point and
s,eam.h'p Geo Upion Roberts Norfolk CITY Point ond
siean.hip John giSsoH Winters. Georgetown, DC, and
~ Volunteer, Howe pha-Loria Steam,
Steamship nertun.. Baker. Boyon-H Dimock.
steanship Acashne, Rector, New Bedford-Ferguson
shlp Jo,en Thomas tPort), Honnckson, opor,o-Hase-
Ship Fee,wing. Thatcher Prancisco-Geo Sutton.
Bark Nciherton tBrL Brokcnsnaw Liverpool-George r
Bark Rival CBr, rarfar Plymouth for order.-eeorge
ssrt Elhiopan CBr,, Hiven. Queenstown or Falmouth
gsrs hsur NG, schafer Cork or Falmouth for orders
Bah Brsnsti jtal, L.verino, Dubin--slocovicb CO.
BARK Honduras. Sutton, carhagena. kasseies and Leg
Brig shamrock Leighton, Narcotics Simpson Clapp.
n nrs soas OH SpIaa BseJeT
Brig Branch (Brl, Sanford Iailf.r-Pcn,.ton 4 Co.
Schr Ella Trefeihen Clark, ~ Pierre Marie Staples.
schr Emily Curtis, Barbour, ), Johns Pk-AIer 4
Houghton.
schr Carleton, Aiburr, Nassau, SP-F Mouten Bar
scsr Pampero tBr, Holder. s, John, NB-Hensy Par.
kcr
schr Ena, MONTGOMERY. Jack.onyine-w Ray.
scbr Hattie Coombs, Jameson, Charestop-Evans Ball
scbr John Grim. Foster. Wilmington, Nc-Evsns, BAH
Co.
Schr David. Nichols, Wymani wilmington, NC-e G Loud
schr John n ,Rapp. Cole, Richmond vs--van Brunt 4
SlsgbL -
Schr or P1nes, JScuu, JOrktoWn, NA-OSertOn
kins. ...
ecbr salie u, Bakernxu, Philsdepha-Evans, BAH Co.
schr Mary Weaver wesrer, Philadelphia II krcemer.
scbr q stanclin ffsyne, AIddeiown, CIV Chalmers
scbr Frank Treat, Barker, Hsngor-BJ weinberg.
sebr Nellie Rich, aicb, Wsidssl E Crowell AGO.
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ps.a. Nss My ;ss.1s ssas
sr srov a.' s
s. a,,a1; :shss MARY smith snh M.yaEus,
DOR yr.pci; s..isrv: a.i.oe. sssus Slower: avery
I1ss cs
ss.
Me.G:y RGSpdeu Geo fS.oS
rsSro 4. Gram keE S.l.ss
c A T Nav
Seaman. Fan River; \ Garrison Bisckman ? Hnd-
:Sn, Bo;toa JAS / M.ley. Russell IN New Haven Mary
wa. nus s1G
Crowley ana 3 Talbot Amesbury New York; Truman,
Cleared .Bris. Kate Or, raifrsy, Cork or FALMOUTH
$ :ri
Sinh. Bartlett Harris. Mary Ireland, Ireland Albert
AbO,s Ingalls,, Ingalls, Portland, and naws,ha, Lee, New
roSiLAsp. May ss-clsared, .eAr H Seymour. Bur-
'h w. ss,' sasn ssus ., ss ...
:si' s'Es. sesss
s and a, Esss Sr Pc
noid; Iharo, Anderson Ramon de Aura Furman; v
Sd.n nh sa. B"sa
less smith, Elzabethport Kate scrantn Palmer and r
Cleared Norwegian bark A.kur. Peterson, New York;
west %ins s aa
phia; Jacob Raymond, Hodgdon Rachel lane, Taylor;
Blocker, York, and II Ely, Stokes, New York.
RIChMONn, May @.Arrivcd: steamships Isaac Bell,
Bourne, and w Clyde, Parker New York.
SAN FRANCISCO May ls-Arrivcd bark Admiral Turien
dc Ia Grnviere tFrl, Boudoun, Marselles 2a6 days
SAVANNAH, May M-Arrvcd, schr Mary Eliza Gardiner,
saled-Brig Mary Pennell, Eaton, New Haven; Edwin
Hammond, Wilmington. Del.
26th-Arrtved steamship Virgo Buckley, New York.
27th-Arrved, schr May Morn Rockand.
Cleared Steamship Gulf Stream. McCreery, New York
ships Curling Moss and Cameo Br) for Liverpool bark
Alamo NG) Weissenhorn, Bremen and Gothenburg schrs
scmerss,. nassau Clara Sawyer Bridgeport r,..
VINEYARD HAVEN May &C. PM-Arrived, brig Walt
ham, Haskell, Wilmington, NC for Boston; Minnie Miller.
Anderson Phadepha Portland; achrs Juliet Stout do
for dol Addie Ryarson, Copeland. do for sacm Mary
Russell Smith DO for Lynn james Vance B"rss Gsores
or ao II csar.. no
gen. and :, john K merrill. Weeks. rhilIaelpha
Champion, CLARK, Calais for New YORK; Nash, Cole,
Addison for do Marts Mars, Portsmouth for Phila
delphia; Thomas Q Smith, Bacon. Boston for do
6aied-Schrs Chxs II Moler Nightingale J Mercer,
Robert Smith, NadSb, John Hancock, Hero, Carrie Obj
Ann Cannon. Addie RyersUn, NJ Weaver.
9Th, AN Arrived, schrs Clara Rankin, Falkcr, WHINING
ton nc, Tor kennebnnk vandcrvoor Phnnny thila'
for Boston; Connecticut Eiwe Po johnson for Boston
Lindsey Crockett New York for Salem Onward Arey
DO for Belfast CS Dyer Dyer, Franklin for New York
exandria Dean Jonesport for do; Rescae Br) Hatfield
Windsor for do; Shannon Dks. Boston for Philadel-
pha land all sailedl.
WILMINGTON, NO, May 2b-Arrived schr Thomas Booz
WEXFORD, May s6-saied schr EXCELSIOR Murphy. New
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28
BROOKLYN MATTERS.
Temperance Lecture.

Daniel Hewlett, youth OF nineteen years, a car
penter by trade was arrested III Brooklyn on Friday
evening last for noxication, and locked up during
the night In the First precinct station house.
Yesterday morning. while in company with other
prisoners in custody OF police oiicer on the way
20 the Police Court Tor examination, Hewlett iell
suddenly 10 the sidewalk and the blood flowed
freely from his mouth aud nostr1ls while he worked
IN fit. A wagon was procured and he was sent to
the Hospital but before reaching mat institution ne
had brc athed his last The Coroner was summoned
10 hold an inquest on the body.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28
Ecrgh's Benev0Ience.

The great benefactor OF the brute creation In
'rhcse parts,' Professor Bergh, has taken much
pleasure the recent order OF the Brooklyn police
authorities, who have ordered that all arrests made
by these humanitarian officers shall be respected
by the police as though made by the latter body.
Yesterday hall dozen OF the detectives OF The So
ciety for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals
deployed along the various lines that city and
closely inspected the condition Of the stock driven
Arrests were made on the Court street. Fulton ave-
nue. and Myrtle avenue routes for driving spawned
and sickly horses. The drivers were warned
against repeating the offence. and the delicate AMI
mails were quaTantined Tor repairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28
BROOKLYN COURTS.
usl1ss4sTaTEs DISTRICT COURTS ADMIRALTY.
Damages Against the steamboat Amboy.
Rcfnne Iudre nenndlcf

Before Judge Benedict.
Peter Braapigan The schooner George w.
h7un, ana ne Steamboat lfntooV, dc.-Thc libel
Ian Is are entitled 10 receive their damages OF the
stea uboat AboY, inasmncn q that vessel Is solely
respo 1silae for tile collision. decree accordingly
must be entered dismissing the Libel against the
George W. BlGnt, with cosN, and condcHnlhg the
stoampOl = Amboy 10 pay tue damages caused 10 the
canal boa fremont by tue accident referred TO IN
the adm e, and let reference be Lao 70 ascertain
The amount.
Jurisdictisa Of Admiralty in Gases Of Mort
william n Morgan ~. James r. 7Ipscou 90 al
These proceeding brought TO decide 10 the
ownership II the packer ship william Tapscott,
winch T. now iying a, the dock OF Roberts stores,
IN TITS city, In charge q deputy marshals. The
hoehant claims that on the 4h OF June, 1869, James
H. Ben disposed Of mo igaAe on tniTEy- three forty
eishtns Of the ship " bin. Dut sax iory-eigl,ths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28
KINGS COUNTY suaaosATE's COURT.

The Wills OF the following named persons were
proved this week:-Mary 7. Suydam, Charles II.
Bradley, James P. Spies. Jerard Hildbrand,
Catherine o'Niel and James P. O'Rouke. all OF
Brooklyn.
Letters Of administration were granted In the
estates OF Hephzbah Aldertan, william G. Strong,
Eliza Why, Charity Selover. Catherine A. Mills,
Richard Flemming Peter Boys. Rosena Meyer and
Charles Schrader all OF Brooklyn
Letters OF guardianship OF the person and estate
OF Caroline F. Belcher were granted Anna NJ
Belcher. her mother; Of Hayward M. Ketcham to
Nathaniel Ketcnam. OF Catherine Duny to Mary
Cassidy, all OF BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Assistant Paymaster George M. Irving is ordered
to duty as assistant to the OF the Recev-
ing ship at Portsmouth.
Paymaster A. d. Bache Is detached from special
duty at Philadelphia and ordered TO the receiving
ship at Portsmouth.
' Paymaster w. W. Williams IL detached from the
receiving ship Vandalla and ordered to the Ports
mouth. N. H., Navy Yard
Paymaster @. +. Guild is detached from the Ports
mouth Navy Yard and ordered to duty as store
keeper OF the Asatc neet, relieving Paymaster Ell
bridge, who islordered home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28
A Drunken Man Trnr,pIcd to Death by n
HOrac.

william Mathews, n hoster in the employ OF
George MUMMY who Keeps nour and feed store NJ
81 Fulton street, Brookiyn went 10 the stable under
James Sucet Market. last night for the purpose OF
looking atcr the horses. He was under the innu-
ence OF usuor, AID, staggering up TO OF tile
stalls the Horse caught him ny the back OF the neck
with MS ieeth, threw him upon the floor and then
traInped HIM 10 death before he could be rescued.
The Deceased resided At ~ James street, where lie
leaves q wile and three children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28
A River Mystery.

The body OF an unknown drowned man was taken
from the river at the Cob dock, Navy Yard yester.
day and removed TO the dead house 10 await linden
fincation. Deceased who was apparently about
foryve years OF age, and five feet seven inches in
height had a black handkerchief tied his eyes,
and there were TWO deep abraslons OF the scalp,
which lead the police 20 express the opinion that
foul play had been perpeIated upon the unfortunate
MAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28
Serious Fight Between Junkmen.

Two imakmen, named Michael Bagley and Daniel
Murphy, got into alteration last night IN their
boats, atne foot OF Van Brunt street South Brook
Ign. about some sugar. Murphy seized o
boat boeK and struck Bagley n violent
blow IN the face, knocking several OF his
Hgurcd for lie. Murphy arrested and locked
IN TO The injured man taken 10 the
Third preciGc CT station house, where his wound was
dressed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28
sEREaiDs TO AsssmBLYMAN MACH TxAHN.

The friends OF Assemblyman Martin Nachtmann
assembled IN large force last evening" at 1l3 Ridge
street. and proceeded 10 the residence OF Mr. Nacht
mlrably rendered by Meyers full band. MIR. Nacht-
mann returned thanks for the compliment In few
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28
SAILED.

Steamships CITY Of Brussels, for Lrsrrool Denmark
Parthia do; Australia Glasgow Weser Bremen: ee
Bermuda; Gen sedgwick, Galveston Key Vest West.
Metropolis New Orleans; st Louis, do Ashland Fer
nandna; San Salvador Montgomery do Man.
haitian Charleston Benescor, Wilmington. NO: wysnoke,
Richmond, &c Uplon, do; John Gibson. Georgetown,
DC; Volunteer, Philadelphia
Wind at sunset &, light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28
BELOW,

Bark Bragg (Nor), Jorgensen from Cardiff April H. was
SPOKEN May 20 lat 49, Ion 6s 20 by pilot boat Perkins,
No lS).
Brig VIM Macon, Dunbar, 10 DAYS from Arroyo.
Brig China (Br), ID days erom Martinique.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28

schr VIM GRAY. Allyn, Uncasvine.
Schr q Acken. Mead, Stamford.
Steamer Anthracite, Shropshire. thradelphia,
Steamer Phelps, Brown, Philsde. pnls.
Steamer Bristol, Wallace, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28

ATW, j. r. DALEY cos.
II 63l Broadway, between Houston and Blocker Streets
a 30 PER CENT nIsC0uNT-whitc French China Dinner
80 Pen CENT DiscoUNT-whic French China Tea Sets,
50 PER UENr DIsCoUNr-Coiored ami en-. French China
Dinner Sets.
80 PER CENT DISCOUNT olored and Gilt French China
Tea Sets.
10 PR CENT DIsCoUNT-Colored Chamber Sets, II
pieces, English Goods, ~ so.
30 PER CENT DlsCOUNf-Ivory handed Dinner Knives,
30 PER CENT DISCO NT--sil,er plated Tea Sets
pieces best triple plate, g2g TO-
so Per CENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Casters, 6 cut
30 PER CENT DISC0UNT-A large assortment OF Mantel
Vases, Bronze Figures ana JarJineres.
go PER CENT DIsCOUNT-Chlnese and japanese Vases,
30 PER CENT DIsCoUNT--Buyers are guaranteed lower
prices than be found elsewhere
w. J. +. DALEY CO., 631 Broadway
BARGAINS IN TEAS FLOUR, GROCERIES AND PRO
I'D vsons--Dealcrs and families % Der
THOMAS X AGNEWS y. $50 Greenwich street, New York
rANCER CURED BY A PROCESS ALMOST PAINLESS
~ I'm lie operation No knife, arBeEc black plaster
used Send Tor address OF parties cured DR.. CAkPEN
TER. Newark, N. J.
C0RNs CURED FOR SOC. EACH.-BUNroNs, BAD
~ Nails &C., cured without pain, by Dr. RICE 205 Broad
way conner Fulton street. AnnhLator buui0nA
nans, &C.; By mall, 60c.
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EFFICACY OF

THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
The following spontaneous proofs of the efficiency
health Restoring Preparations are but instances OF the
constantly received
FROM OUR LETTER FILE.