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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-10
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF COLUMBIA. S. G.
Present Capital, $I5O,0OO.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. s5oo. oot

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $500. 600.
TNHlS Bank is now open for the transaction
4 OF general banking business.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, bearing interest
at the rate of seven t7) per cent. per annum,
Will BIO issucd.
Notes, Bills Of Exchange. and other evil
dcnces oI debt discounted, and money loaned
on collatcrals.
Stocks. Bonds, Gold Silrrr bought and sold.
Mutudted Currency purchased at email
discount.
Sight Drafts drdarn direct on all the promi-
nent places in England, Ireland, Scotland,
France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Den
mark and the Orient. Letters Of Credit issued,
payable in any of the above places.
Drafts on all the promincns cities in the
United States bought and sold.
;. Banking House opposite Columbia Hotel.
upen from to- Fob % II
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c. Y
Notice,

Notice.
TBE co.partnership OF EDWIN j. SCOTT,
L BON co. having expired this day, ali
debts due by and to them will be settled by
the new firm Of EDWIN J. SCOTT Il SON.
EDWIN J. SCOTT,
HENRY +. SCOTT,
G. II. BALDWIN,
J.P. SOUTHERN,
Il. G. SILVER.
COLUMBIA, August l, 1872.
flNilE undersigned have entered into n CO.
y Partnership, under tho firm name #
EDWIN J. SCOTT Il SON. for the transaction
OF General banking. brokerage and Collcc-
ton business, and solicit tho continued aud
extended patronage of their friends, custom
crs and the public.
EDWIN J. SCOTT,
HENRY j.. SCOTT.
/ rttl ing faOm the late firm of EDWIN J.
i SCOTT, son IL CO., tho undersigned take
great pleasure in recomme nding the new firm
to tho confidence OF their former patrons and
the public generally az gentlemen in every
way qualified for tho business, and we'll dc.
serving the confidence Of the community.
j. SOUTHERN,
&. FL. BALDWIN,
AuCuRt2 IL Il. G. SulVER.
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Everybody is some authority. II evorv.
nody says 80 and 30, it must be so. They saw
having.
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Portable Fountain Fumps.

P0TtnbIe FCuntaln Pumps.
JUST received supply Of portable foun-
is tho most useful and ccnyc nicnt apparatus
for watering shrubbcry, flowers and plants.
and for washing carriages, Windows, &c.
Also, rsefnl article for extinauishing fires
10, &c. For sale at low prices by
June,2i JOHN AGEEW GSON
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-10

Everybody looks at pretty girl; but turn
the QUEENS DELIGur and purify yonr blood
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-10

Everybody is delighted with the QUEENS
DELIGHT. 1t cures all kinds OF breaking ont
Of the skin. boils, &c.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-10

Everybody is praising HEINITsms MED1-
clSEs. His pills arc in every body's mouth;
cures liver complaint.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-10

AMONG the great dis
coveries OF modern
. science. few are of moro
real value to mankin d
than this cffectual re-
medy for all diseases
OF the Throat and
Lungs. A vast trial of
it's virtues, throughou
. this and other coun-
has shown that it
does surely and effect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-05
NEW HERALD WEDNESDAY JUNE 1872-rR1pLE SHEET

hut the nrmpes Of holders checked busncss quoted at
and 1900 SS late WI last ae sreo q sa s g e.
Wesern m or civ, was aaet and steady at l FOR
. nS%iSa a. s I L hDpn quoted
and easier 8 on sIs upper
was quiet steady We hear Of sales " se 6Ss
s Sasnce Yns for delivery at quoted for
lard s.. ~ ss srs meats So
hear Of nor oe pork quiet
s iass about sns az es sold SIS . sheer
re 81 s s1sss
g. sea aGSs, Gres1 o sas. pss
% IS "a s1Sss me- ss
India eres Bse hans wsrs ams
mearhe 1ss AND s1ss quoted at rs Cut
s. Psss$ s
ssis A% ae q dry ISs sa Ss : ssSS"iasr
ai.posa 10 DO business and nothing Of
R,ssmIhs market to-day has shown moderate degree
be 1a e nS Caroline ~ bags aansoon
light We have ony 70 Or repoTs
os. ssea s0 rs
aa and a s or Sara sa0@ss
quote ,s1 ad to Common refining s
10 prime sc sooa M tnr m oSc ssc' s9o S
prime to choice grocery, sc centrifugal,
Lac. she; meado. &c. 6kc. Hayana-Boxes, Dutch
STANDARD Nos tog 8l4c do 10 10 II, sAc gs4c
70 20 li,sc 2hc do white, ll'4c Pie Porto Rico
ssIy bSsabas &c saadara sS Ss0'Ss . zig
o+c a9ac Jaya-Dptch stan lard Nos 10 TO u, 9sc.
9sSc Mana-Supcrior and extra superior, re
TALLow was In active demand and firm. The sales ag
grSgate about 2l0,UU lbs at 9-l6c. for prime CITY,
TobAcco.-Therc continued fair demand for all kinds
and prices ruled hTm The sales since last have been
ola Ohio lOJ Connecticut
lers both private terms; 100 old crop sundres
Ilc fUc 10 cases new crop Connecticut AT l5c l6c.
Tor nlers and &c 3c seconds; 20 do State
No.; IKE 90 cases do OHIO, 9c. 400 cases do
500 bales Havana, 9Jc. a 81 Is
WHIsKEY.-Recepts, 800 bbls The market dull
Since Change yesterday about 25O bbs changed hands,
mainly Ut Yoke
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MYSTERIOUS CASE OF SUICIDE.
A Beautiful Lady Cuts Her Thront-Do-
mcstic Trouble the Supposed Cause.

TnrOnf-DO.
nestle Trouble the Supposed Cause.
sad case OF suicide occurred at the residence OF
Mr.. William Keteltas, 14l East sixtieth street. on
Monday evening. On Saturday last Mrs. Jane Far
ley, lady twentynine years OF age, called to make
visit upon tho family, with whom she had long
been on friendly, II not intimate terms and par
l0r on the third floor was set apart for her use
Mrs. Farley although of o cheerful and happy dis
position seemed detected and downcast most OF the
time, but entered no serious complaint to
the family, who, however, suspected something
wrong Mrs. Farley was questioned by the family
In regard to her health and other matters with the
view OF learning the cause OF her sorrow, but with
out elictlng any satisfactory information. At the
supper table on Monday evening Mrs. Farley was
unusually Respondent and excusing herself, hastily
left the table without finishing her tea. and pro-
ceeded to her room, where an hour or two later
Mrs. Keteltas was shocked to find her guest lying
the floor, with terrible cash In her throat from
which the blood was flowing copiously. There was
also blood on the marble mantel and other portions
9, te room ing eGnrnsyey that after inict
room, probably In state OF despair.
As there was blood on the handle OF the bell COM
municating with the basement 1t Is presumed she
was In the act or ringing 1t when she fell to the
floor from exhaustion caused by the great loss of
blood.
Medical aid was instantly summoned, but with
ont avail, as death ensued soon afterwards Cap
tain Gunner, OF the Nineteenth precinct, subse-
quently informed Deputy Coroner Cushman who
on making an examination, found that the carotid
artery and windpipe had been severed. The weapon
used was a common pearlhandled pocket knife.
Yesterday afternoon Coroner Schrmer held an in
quest over the remains OF Mrs. Farley, who YVES q
most beautiful woman. Mary G. Green living In
the house, testified that she had been acquainted
with deceased ten or twelve years; she heard Mrs.
Farley say that she was In great trouble, but would
not explain the nature OF her trouble.
Mrs. Farley told MIR. Keteltas that she had domes.
tic trouble, some trouble with her husband, but
made no further explanations. Deceased had been
living with her husband In q boarding house In
Fourth avenue, near Twentieth street. The testi-
mOny showed that deceased evidently had no been
in her right mind for at least two three days. and
the jury accordingly found that she took her life
while laborng under temporary alteration of mind.
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MORE POISONING IN BROOKLYN.

Another Woman Arrested on Suspicion
of Poisoning Her Husband-The Alleged
Murder or Richard Van Thonc.
At alate hour on Monday night Captain Ferry ar
rested Mrs. Van Thone, at her residence, No. 25
Union street, on suspicion OF being concerned, with
William Verrelman, in causing the death of her
husband, Richard Van Thone, who kept a lager
beer saloon at the above place. Mrs. Van
Thone does not possess an enviabe repu-
tatlon among her neighbors and is credited
with having proved false to her marriage VOWS.
Verrellman, 1t is said, was her paramOur Van
Thone suspected that oil was not as 1t should be,
and when Vereliman entered his saloon on Satur-
day night last he accused him with Dcing too intl-
mate with his wife. Sharp words led to blows, an9
Van Thone was knocked down and beaten until
was almost nsensible He was removed TO his rhm he
ana at four O'Clock on Sunday morniR 1 ~
died. Mrs. Van Thone, when asked 20 ~ w
the cause Of his death, replied ta nrenn nv
had committed suicide by taking Par ~ '1 Sjn,
verrlman had carried some Paris green noue i,,u
for some time and this seemed to corr, Tne
picion that the poison had been give " TN ,' on n9
deceased had his life insured for sE;n,o~ WI yvus
men, named william Rayner and ,ha. hn ,ueevd
who as alleged heard verrllmay s'as ~ mo"
finish the old man. have been Ies'ea m,nu 1 Ta,
witnesses. An inquest will y heiu 'o-"as W WV
nor Whitehfll =
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TIE CONSPIRACY CASE.
No Farther DEVELOPING nts ns Yet-Adms-
raj Nelson and HIS Som Abraham Adj
mftted n Rail.

No Further Devclopme nts ns Yet-Adms-
raj Nelson and HIS Som Abraham Adj
mftted To Bail.
Up to late hour last night there were no new
developments In the burglary and conspiracy case
against the firm OF Phelps, Dodge Il Co. The de-
tectives, however. are stl exerting every enort in
their power to secure other implicated persons
Admiral Nelson-the particulars OF whose arrest
appeared In the HERALD OF yesterday-was taken
before Judge Bowling yesterday morning,
at the Tombs, for examination. This how
ever, at the instance OF his counsel, MIR.
William r. Howe, he waived, and consequently the
only business done was the taking OF the anIdavit
OF Mr.. James, OF the firm which has been SO
shamefuy wronged. This afisdavit sets forth the
facts OF the burglary and that In safe OF Nelson
at 295 Pearl street, were found blank drafts bill
heads and circulars, the property of Phelps Dodge
Il Co. also written list prepared by the branch
house In Liverpool, duplicates OF letters and con-
tracts; also two books containing copies OF mat
tiers taken from the private books OF the nrm and
private letter containing information Of great
value.
Mr.. James further states In his affidavit that Adj
miral Nelson was found In possession OF the estab-
lishment 295 Pearl street when the search was
made, and Is believed to be partner or Abraham
Nelson, his son. Judge Bowling fixed bail in the
case 80 $4,000, which was promptly furnished by
MT. Giuseppe Sagliabue, after which the prisoner
was allowed to go his way. During the forenoon
ADraham Nelson was also admitted to bail In the
same amount as that fixed for his father.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. June 4, 1872.
Cotton nominal good ordinary, 2O4c. Net RECEIPTS 81
bales; stock, 1904
NEW ORLEANS June 4, 1872.
Cotton quiet; middings, 25c. Net receipts $50 bales;
4i,29l. -
MoDILE, June 4, 1872.
Cotton nominal; middings go Net receipts, SO bales;
sales, zoo; stock, $3.50
SAVANNAH, June 4, 1872,
Cotton quiet, demand mddi hugs 24c a 141ac. Net
receipts, $40 bales; sales, 81; stock, 1857.
CHARLESTON, June T. 1872
Cotton firm; mlddngs, 25lac Net receipts. 46s bales;
sales. 30; stock, 1870
LOUISVILLE, June 4, 1872. +
Tobacco very active, lugs 81 50 S. rs. Sales, go
hhda
CHICAGO, June T. 1872
Flour dull and nominal. Wheat opened dull and lower
but closed frm No spring 81 sS CASH 81 47 seller
July Corn steady and firm; No 2mixed 4llSc 4i,4c.
Oats in good demand and steady; No at 416c. 4ac
ny dull and lower ut Toe Barley quiet unchanged
Provisions quiet Pork lower Lard in good demand
ss,e Hams in pickle Arm at g. l9c Buikmeats quiet
Mhiskey dnl! at SIC. Live hogs firm and unchanged;
,F,reights active corn to Buffalo sHc Receipts-00)
Ss 600 bushels oas S bushels rye 2o bushels barley
bushels corn, $1,000 bushels OATS 1000 bushels rye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-05
ANOTHER BROOKLYN HOMICIDE
A Man Fatally Stabbed mt Picnt-Ar-
rest OF the Assnilant.

party Of festive young men and girls"en. ou'
n IefYerts Park on Gates avenue, to petlcpate IN
enioymcnts under tho auspices OF 'ne NJ .. A.
Association. Several OF the your men drank
freely at adjacent liquor SALONS anu last
evening were under the inn.ence OF hquor
While on the way home four tne young men,
named John Cline, Thomas s'andley, 1onn KAN
md Brammenger, with tw OF the young ladies,
stopped at the liquor store 4 Mr.. simpkins at the
corner OF Lafayette and 3na Sonc en VENT
n. After imbIbing agaithe all started down the
together sanSsyr so1 o tease
SOL SOL, npn C,ine iterfered and fight ensued.
sbapdley' thinking tat Cline was getting the best
VI nm, tbar Dr.; 1t out and stabbed him In the
,as. snonder sbddley made his escape. He was
arrested at Of MRS Mullen in Pearl
onyoJ tr III hospital where his wounds were pro-
nouncsS ord fatal character.
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Wheat quiet a about 81 81 81 O. for Chicago spring
icr red winter ana 50 as2 os oranber Ths were
amber and 9 White sss
nf sos
ry 7e for ysSS 40 osf ni
mained nominal Oats, were duh and lower. The sales
9S11 Sc iS for w White 5
c for sa,e mixed afsat and ' &C. for white il store
terday 5000 bushels Western 0ic In Barley
FaKIGHrs-Berth room continued In fair request, and
raes steady M On era n Tor which higher figures
but chiefly suitable vessels grain Rates throughout
Cheese 5Sse: bacon ssIs rcsin y 3D.
e p9 ; Eondon 'ss@
6ld, sso bbs rosin on private terms To Rotterdam,
@ a sasnss 8 pue A. & % 70 tom The to
sa4 cs4s pSr
shr hence to Gayre $3.50 b Grade petroleum, on pri.
ass sp5s sa 5
to West Coast South America general cargo lump sum
a. brig l26 ton, TO ST. Domingo ana back, S6oo port
# this market coGtn1sa very light
the bills, ass general thing were below the views Of
RSs but s yA s e. @
gSd bond and Ms ic currency RE Domestic e 4
for July. August or September. Bags quoted at AGE
Gsxr AND iH was dull and nominal Manila
quoted at l2c., gold julie also nominal within the
range ofl3c &c, gold. Jue butts sold moderately,
at 61kc. n SIC, currency.
Hay SrRAw.-Prlces are rather in buyers favor,
owing to free arrivals shippers arc holding of in anci'
patton q further declne ws aue,e shipping my
d. ii oa s sdfw Wheat &c. short
qe ~ 3 nay e sTs
they are yegy scarce Prices throughout remained firm
LnaISssE", the week under review hsmISek
being principally from manufacturers. Prices on
the better grades remained firm, while that Of
inferior tended In buyers favor. The receipts
continued in good demand at mil prices ' The current
quotations. were -Hemlock-BuenosA yrcs, heavy, 2sc
&c per p Go middle S Csc a. aG iS dr. light s
d. do, light &c. a ass ornosc, &C., heavy CSC re-
do, middle, 2sc. BIC. do, light a6kc. &c; good
damaged all kinds and weights, 23Ac. Csc, poor dam
aged all kinds and weights ISc. Zoe in the rough DOC
33c. Oak-Saughter, heavy, &c. &c.. do, middle,
34c 3Sc do. light, SIC. 40c. cropped, heavy, &c.
rough heavy. slc &c. middle, Sc &c.. light SIC
MErALs-fherc has been amodcratc demand for copper
since last with prices tending slightly In buyers
favor The sales aggregate about 600 600 lbs lake at Sc
33zc cash and 33c 334c for forward delivery: Tin
remained quiet but rm We learn Of sales of 800 boxes
charcoal tin plate private terms and 800 boxes charcoal
sian quoted at 7c gold Other metals were very quiet
and without change In prices, 49,.
MoLAssEs.-The market remained quiet for all kinds,
but no change in prices was perceptibc There were
small sales OF domestic, aggregang about G0 bb at from
54c. a 76c. We Quo}e;- ,
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The quotations based cotton running in quality
not more than half grade above or below the grade
quoted.
$50 bushels corn 1850 do corn meal 30 bbs 2s0
bags; oats I6 355 bu shes The flour market ruled olr
but there change In prices The sales comprising
all kinds, aggregate only about $500 bbs OF which
bbls Southern and 100 bbls rye prices within
the range Of quotations. Corn meal continued dull
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NAVAL sTonEs-lThe market for spirits turpentne was
active still there moderate business but prices
were shade easier The sales 81 bbs Mt 56c, 81
bbs at s6c and 50 bills at s7c the market closing a.
have only TO note OF 800 bb good strained s. 10
Strained quoted at - Go $3 TO- Tar continued dull and
IN absence of transacons entirely nominal at % 80 81
for all kinds
Ors-There has been a quiet market for all kinds Of
oils since our last and prices have shown material
change We quote -Lnsced, 90c Ole in casks and Ole.
bbls crude whale, 7c natural winter do, ISc
crude SPERM 80; natural winter do 81 70 81 7b men
hadcn Oc for choice light crude cotton seed, &C.
a Sac
PErRoLruM The market for refined continued quiet,
although there was more inquiry noticeable on 'Chanre
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TIC body OF an unknown woman, about thirty
vers Of age, was yesterday found floating In the
,ock foot OF Stanton street, East River, and was
sent to the Morgue for Investigation before Coroner
Herman.
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P, N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton I'm Moderate Demand and I'm
changed; Receipts at the Ports, 2,165
Bales-BreadstufsD ull-Corn and Oats
LOwor-Pork Steady-CoReo Firm-Pe.
troleum Firmcr-spirits Turpentfne
Easy-Metals Quiet-Hny and Straw
Easicr-WhisJkcy Easier.
TUESDAY, June 40 p. M.
AsHEs-Recepts since our last, 50 packages. The
ket still remained quiet and unchanged Small sales of
pots were made at ~ 70 IS 2 but pearls continued
nominal.
BUILDING MArxRALs-Bricks are arriving quite freely
but the demand has been fair and accumulated
Prices remained about the We quote cargoes =
Pale SO SO 50; Jersey 50 %; North River o. 80 $40;
Philadelphia 'front.' from yard, so s45. Lime stock
light demand only moderate, and prices unchanged (;
GuS,saa ., 81 ssr COMMON and = Cement
a ss . Ss
dAspIIsss-Masket anshanSsd and quiet We quote =
Psras aac .dSnantne ic is4c ,f according din
Ts sssa %GsFsias
Tae bag. Rio North S%srs sass All r on pr
prime a., lsas cold n geo Son% C.
Domingo in bond isc isc; Java issc 1876 C.. gold
ooT,os on the spot. WAS quiet hu. Arm At yesterdays
consumption 7'-1 * Ia" q, SsS'a rs' g,
opeculh!ioh.. ..... ..........,'....... - ID
III lU lUU
delivery low madns the $50 Sales sss
been tolows;Saes last evening aiter three O'clock
mo notice before 5th) 2o 26c 100 % die 500 at
2jc 100 at 26 96c, july go &C. az 20 I56c 100
at 2c, 800 at 20 July O0and August 100 at 26i6c
cset'sy Ausps lo g r. a2fc mbsr 500 At
$ ;s 8 ;ss s I l &c.
he paid TO exchange 100 December for. IUO October
Total ~ COO bales sales to-day up to three p M-Jrne
200 at 2O at 2ssc 100 at 20 76c short notice. 100
% 20 81 slss 400 9 , 81 at sle a. !sa' t
at 27c 800 at % bl6c 400 at &c August 400 at 26,Sc
400 at % Ilfc 2W0 at 27c no at 20 I5l6c at PIC
200 at 23Ic at . l56c i706 at c October 10 nj
SIac ., 7se "a; 2s I. 800 It q aide 40 at
psssmber, 100 81 ls.c, zoo Soc Total
foreign ports closed nominal follows TO Liverpool
by steam I'D BY sail 632d. 3l6d. To Hayre by steam
Ks sold sail &C. IT To HAMBURG BY steam ad eompres
Suppressed ssii, Baltic ports OTIS, s0lsS y
BY steam: TIE RECEIPTS at the ports 81 sum m
Mobile 81 sa sy M ss GharIsson iGs WILMINGTON
bales This day last week, 1891 This day last year, 6
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EUROPEAN sTEAMsuIPs.

Cussss ss.1asH A between sos s.M
: ssS :ss;
SAx june y
svsy oo NV and
ess S5 H. 500 70 'q a s
additonal Return tickets on favorable terms scerage
4. Gss; and @
GSaS as. n ana
s sGs sass ias % III
'''''"'' ''' CHARLES O. FRANcKLYN Agent.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP orBA EMBARK
CITY eS s1s SHners @ q Grand Jersey
No 4 Bowling Green, New York.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The ST es%shp RRhSo s9a Gaean uen.ec will
s1 On Tuesday JSns att Bremen pier foos
N cPSsn Sbos sa Hv a asb
:. payable in gold or Its equivalent in currency
Second Cabin e
oELRIcHs 4 CO, Agents,
w and Liverpool from White Star book, Favo"s
Isyss G Ss sgsry
and fastest ships aoat Storage passage so currency
BTsf s9 r Hossp I s i
opposite inc City Hail. New York, 20 state street.
opposite Castle Garden
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Transatlantic Company's Mail stcamships
between T n New York and hayre calling at Brest
tinent Will sail from pier 30 North River, as foows:-
ST LAURENT, Lemare. Saturday, June is
VILE DE PARIS, Surmont Saturday, July Is
Price of Pass sag in goIa anelndns wine,.
First Cabin SIPS; Second Cabin, s75
- Excursion Tickets at reduced rates.
These steamers do not carry Storage passengers.
tnent Of Europe by taking the steamers this nc avoid
both transit by English railway and the dscomorts Of
crossing the Channel besides saving time, trouble and
= GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent, IS Broadway
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Royal Mail Steamers are appointed to sail as follows
CITY OF BALTIMoRE.......I Thursday, June g 2p. NJ
CRY OF WAs}NGroN Thur sdy june IS 10
CITY OF BROOKLYN. Saturday, June ID, IL noon
CITY OF RRISTOL Thursday June 20, 2P. NJ
each succeeding Saturday and Thursday from pier
RATES OF PASSAGE.
First cabin SIS steeraee $50
TO TO Ponaon 10 LONDON. S @
Passengers also forwarded to Havrc, Hamburg Sweden
Norway and Denmark, nj reduced rates
Tickets can bought here at moderate rates by
Wishing to send for their friends.
Through bills of lading given shipments Of goods to
Drafts issued at the lowest rates.
JOHN @. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, New York.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
powered steamships the largest In the world.
OCEANIC, BALTIC MAJESTIC ADRIATIC,
REPUBLIC, CELTIC ATLANTIC
5000 tons burden, 5000 horse power each.
Sailing from New York on Saturdays from Liverpool
on Thursdays. calling at Cork Harbor each way.
BALTI June B. at 7 A. M.
ATLANTIC, June Is y. NJ.
OCEANIC. June 20, at 1880 r. NJ
REPUBLIC June 20, ~ r. M.
From the white star Dock Pavcnia ferry, Jersey City
Passenger accommodations for all classes unriv allied
combining safety, speed and comfort
Saloons. staeroons smoking room and bathrooms In
midsip section where least motion is felt Surgeons and
sewarlesses accompany these steamers:
Raes-Saloon $50 In gold Storage, $50 In currency
Those wishing send for friends from the Old Country
can obtain Storage prepaid certificates S33 cur
reucy.
Passengers booked to from all parts Of America,
Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, india, Australia
China, &c.
Excursion tickets granted ut lowest rates.
Drafts from Ct upward.
For Information apply at the company's office. ~
Broadway New York.
Bills ofladng issued through to Continental port
IsMAY IMRIE 4 CO.. 10 Water street Liverpool, and
No. East India avenue, Leadenhal street, Losuoh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-05

WHITE STAR LINE.-NEw YORK, QUEENSTOWN
w and Liverpool from White Star Dock, Havonia
ferry Jersey City, every Saturday from Liverpool
Thursday the Cove OF Cork the day following The finest
Drafts from II upward Apply al compasys oaice' Il
Broadway; or to ODONOVAN ROSA, 26s Broadway
Opposite Castle Garden =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-05

= QUEENSTOWN AND LIvERPOOL.-THE SPLEEN
Bvdd new steamship SPAIN sails Saturday, June sr :.
and and Scotiand English Gold and Silver for sale at
lowest rates Amply TO RIDER CoRTES, 70 Broadway.