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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-03

DEATH OF AN OLD LADY.-Mrs. Peggy
Wilson, an old ludy of about ninety
years of age, died on Tuesday night, the
24th ult.. after very brief illness, of
continued remittent fever. She was
much respected by every one.
Abbe1iNe Medium.
Since September, 1861, the books of
the New York Tribune show net in
crease OF $4,000, and since the lat of
July the increase has been 800. This
does not look very much as if its advo-
cacy OF Liberalism were injuring the 1ri
6une.
KILLED.-A colored man, named Ed.
johnson. stole horse from another CO.
lored man. near Savannah. Ga, few
days ago. who was pursued, overhauled,
shot and killed by the owner.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-03

A house was burned, last week. in Ma-
rion County, near Ports Ferry, in which
there was negro child four or five wears
old.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-03
Union Savings Bank.

Union Savings Bank.
SUBSCRIBERS to STOCK in the Union
h"rcby notified that the fourth installment OF
Str OK IL due-payable on or before the 5th
.;stant. Attention is called to Section S OF
the Charter. G. NJ. WALK .3k, Cashier.
Oct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16
NATIONAL DEMOCRACY.

The national democracy held Judiciary Conven.
zion at their rooms on Union square last evening,
Tor tho purpose ofputting In nomination candidates
for Justice OF the Supreme Court, Judge OF the
Superior Court Of the city Of New York, for City
Judge and for District Attorney. Mr.. George Shea,
Chief Justice OF the Marine Court, was MADE
permanent chairman. The nomination OF Judges
was postponed for the purpose OF con-
terence with other democratic organizations
anu the Con eention proceeded to the nomination OF
District Attorney. Mr.. Benjamin Wood named
ex-Rccorder James NJ Smith, who was nominated
Dy acciamatiOn. committee was appointed to
wait On Mr.. Smith and inform him OF the action OF
fhe Convention.
conference committee was appointed, and the
Convention adjourned until eight O'Clock Saturday
evening, when the balance OF the judiciary nomina-
lions will be made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16
THE sEvEh.'TX

There was considerable stir aroL. " '"e "'e.e''
House, where the Committee of Sevent 'nee'' tAs'
evening. delegation from the Tammany Society
congregateJ IN little knot at one end OF the 'Ne
and the Committee OF Ten on Nomination"
were in fuller force thnn usual at the other
At halfpast seven party OF gentle
men, whose names appear p.oT,neerl'y III, In
the present Mayoralty canvass. arrived 49, ~" WAL
cnal entraEccss e the sotel, and were at once
clown TO private barlor In the rear OF the Gaze,
where they remained for half an hour coseted with
the committee. They had no sooner departed than
another party arrived, among whom, II is said,
Mr.. Lawrence, and they contrivcd TO interview the
representatives Of the Seventy for q considerably
longer period. Nothing transpired as to the result
or these consultations, as the committee remains
very reticent. Messrs Ch0ate and Schulz, now.
ever, both ASSERT that as decision has yet been
arrived at 10y the powers they represent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16
TAMMANY'S TICKET.
The Aldermnnic Ticket and the Coroner
The City Convention To-day.

The Aldcrmnnic Ticket and the Coroner
The City Convention To-day.
Last evening the Conference Committee appoint.
ed by the Tammany City and County Convention
held another meeting, and had quite lively dis
cussion over the Aldermanic ticket to be recon-
mended TO the Convention to-day. After consider
able sqnabbling about the downtown districts the
ticket was made out satisfactorily to the entire
committee. IA vote Of secrecy" adopted by tn
committee effectualy put an end to the determine
ton OF some of the members to let '.Outsidersn
know the result before the Convention meets.
However, this much can be said authOritativey,
that the liberals have three and the Ger
mans three representatives on the ticket. To-day
at two O'Clock the committee will hold another
meeting and decide definitely upon one or two OF
the districts which 1t is believed can be bettered
by the substitution Of other representatives than
those already booked.
vote was taken as to what candidate should
be RECOMMENDED foY the COr0nership and resulted
as f0uows:-Ct0ker, o; W0ltman, O. The three alb
sentees Cthe compdttee Is composed of twenty-one
members) are W0ltpan men, and IL IA cN,,ected that
8 the meeting to-day, when all hands will D.. on
deck, another vote wifi be taken on the uuesto y,
Croker's friends claim that he viii have maiorjtv
q the speyeqtl9nl TeIise, the wotman folks say
they VIII nave q ihrge iiaJo.l.s. AetV =. 70 ~
foregone conclusion that whatever candidate tne
Conference Committee recommend Will DC tue
victor in the Convention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16
THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.


The Liberal MISREPRESENTATION Of
Colonel Allen TO tho Peopie-Ranying
for tho Final Contest.
There was very little business Of any imporv nee
ct any Of the headquarters yesr erday
Among the most distinguished visitors Who hap
pened In at the liberal headquarters We re Thomas
Acton and A. H. Lanin, both prom .nent Grant
men, who felt good enough owl the October
elections to come In and look upoD their discounted
enemy, whom they were astonis' ned to ind rather
cheerful and spirited Among the other more
land, John r. Stuart and w. a. Saunders, the
coorca orator, who still presents bold 'front.' The
Witch ws
HEAO1y. .sr. R NarIos. &c Co.1Ir1Eh
70 qs.ss: Sss, M sGs. g.. a. .'a
sns sos
states OF Ohio and indiana on the S OF
Letfhe facts Submitted that Judgment may be pro-
SsSs the
and
favor and Ne aid q heavy have
to
"s sss e.
@
ton Was farce Goiored men We're Brought rom Mary
70 xo and ss ss North TSe o ssoa ~
S Sao, oe me easE ss ss. wRsss Ss
York Ely sssenssS the s 50
Them e.
Gut detectives hs auhS.ities q @ y and
S ssaSs.sss ~ %hssasSs
&c Ssw '1fif
Ss os
snSn EmGodned E the es as o aS
pasS
,s BY Rs
Sre The rens
notdsiudsd with tho response mat both parties
Let viiapy such indicated Ss crushed Shosye!
rspsbllcsns Participated acts Violence against
s Sa 50 yTy se sSs nf s
case ssts%pssa' Tie liberal republican party was
ass!ss a' Gf it
n snSs
ssss ssas 'ss
ss ~! ~
iar VIM may Command popular Obedience, cer TS
S ~ a 4. Sssa. u s b
II and who shall say that the hour
willing e
Fellow countrymen, tho remedy Is in your own hands
Rebukc those who In day shameessly bring this
disgrace upon Our national security demands your
Sss ssn@s Ss fS
spite Of the frauds perpetraed have carried Indiana
~ startling ,corTugon The future y M Of promise
81 sss ns
law will give l25 electoral votes to Horace Greeley An
honest Christian sympathy In the North will add to this
more than enough votes make his election There
10 every ENCOURAGEMENT and every to
hope for success.
Let there be no laggand now He is traitor who fall
ters the combat opens Forward along entire ne
and BY an oyerwhsimng ytstoTy in November not only
same time let the lesson be effective and lasting, that
money cannot purchase the Office q President nor poliu
col tnfnmy go unrebuked. ETHAN ALLEN,
Chairman National Committee Liberal Republicans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16
WEDNESDAY SHEET


Sh Unanen" Bennett Elzabcthport for Salem
S Schr noah' .ec, Cook, Port johnson for Taunton:
ch ford, Morrill, Elzabeihport for New bedforo
chhf s5fhaoa, Robinson, Elizabetport for Boston
IT 0Brien, Farrell, Elizabethport for Five MIG
schr VIM Capes Kelly, Rondout for Boston -
gchr Ben h ,It, Drake New York for st George, NIB.
schr Brown Falkenburg New York for Providence
schr Sarah Laverne, Averen Elzabethport for frovF
dence
Schr Aida Knowles HobOken for Providence .
wich.
schr James Haylcs, Arnold Hoboken for Providence
schr Brooks Brown Port johnson for Boston,
schr Lizzie Taylor, R0ndout for Bridgeport
schr GENTLE, EidrIdge, Rondout for Portland.
schr Decatur cakes, Philadelphia for Somerset.
steamer 0alatca, Nye. New YORK for Providence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16
MEETING OF INDEPENDENT REP0RMERS IN
THE SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

meeting Of independent reformers was held in
The Law School room Of the University building last
evening. There was not a very large attendance,
but the proceedings we're marked with q fair de-
gree OF interest Mr.. II. Nicol was appointed
Chairman and Theodore Davies vice chairman. A
resolution appointing a committee Of two from the
Seventh Assembly district to confer with the Gen.
eral Committee, headed by Mr.. Charles O'Conor,
was passed. Short speeches were made IN favor OF
reform by Mr.. Gilmore, Mr.. q. w. Clark and Judge
Davies. II was finally resolved to call another
meeting for saturday evening, and to advertise IT
intle more extensively than that OF yesterday
had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16

Ollte.
CLEARED.

Steamship Russia r, Cook, Liverpool via Queenstown
steamship Annie Ainslic Bri Stephenson, Liverpool
: stesmship yesavius Dutch, Overlook, Waterford
steamship Miranda Br, Dnley, Glasgow via savan-
Steamship Agnes, Hawthorne, Galveston-H Morgan
steamship Leo Dearborn. savannah-Murrsy. Ferris
Steamship Charleston. Berry, charleston-H Morgan
City Point and
Steamship Volunteer Bloodgood, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
steamshiD Neptune, Baker, Boston-F Dimock
Ship Crusader (Br, jenkins. Liverpool-snow Bur
ship Hannah Morris CBr,, Morris, Antwerp-snow
Ship W Hatfield CBr) Tiny Antwerp-Boyd Hinck-
Ship Forest Eagle. Hosmer New Orleans-N Brig
Bark Minerva NG) Kuge, Cork or Falmouth-Funch,
BARK Frgg Nor,. olsen Cork for orders-Funch, Edge
Bark Skiold No Henricksen, Cork for orders-Funch'
Bark IaiiaS Rookh A't sSrSs DaEia LisSon~Boyd
BARK Richard Pearse Br), Bartaby, Aspinwall-J
Brig orsoina dtaD scotto. Cork for orders-Funch,
Brig suppcich CNG,, Plagens odessa-Tetens Book
Brig Spovo AchilIe GtaD, Ferrarl, cevita veccha--
Brig Milwaukee, Perkins, Gibraltar for orders-Miller
Brig Wiley Smith (Br), Gardner, Jeremte-J Staples.
Brig Flora lNGI Hansen, Rio drande do Sui via Rich
schr Victor Leonard Para-F q Gramarco.
Rudd.
schr Hiawatha, Dixon, st Picrre-H vatablc Co.
Schr Frank Treat Martin. st Picrre-B Weinberg
schr Julia Decker DuntOn, Ruatan Isand-B j Wen
berg.
schr Daybreak, Blake, Havana-J E Ward 4 Co.
schr Mary White (Br Leblanc, st Johns, NF-Hatton,
Watson Co.
schr Ben Bolt, Drake. st George, NB-Jed Frye 4 Co.
schr II Curtis, Curtis, JacksOnville-W Ray.
Schr Balkwith, Taylor, Noriolk-van Brunt Bro.
- N
Petty
schr Edwin Ingcrsoll, Richmond, va-slaght Petty.
schr Yankee Doodle, Malsbury Richmond, va-slaght
schr warren Nelson, Rose. Richmond va-slaght&
Petty.
schr James veldrcn, Cavalier Richmond va-slaght&
,schr Comyges, Sears, Washington, DC-sIaghtA
schr Pharo, soper. Washington DC-slaght 4
Petty.
,schr H Raymond, Cranmer, Washington. DC-van
schr Mary Rankin, Fuller Baltimore William W
Baker.
schT Anna Brown Harvey Sandy Hook.
schr Gypsy, Van Valkcnburg Provdence-H W Jack
schr Dart, Williams, stamford-stamford Manufacture
Co.
Co.
sloop Wonder, Golden, New Haven-H W Jackson 4 Co.
Steamer vesper, Davis, Wilmington, Del-A Abbott.
Steamer Sarah, Jones. Philadelphia.
Steamer y Bddle. McCue. Philadelphia
Steamer Philadelphia. Davis Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16
NOMINATIONS.
ASSEMBLY NOMINATION IN NEW JERSEY.

The beauties Of political conventions were never
more remarkably illustrated In New Jersey than
yesterday. Tbe democratic Convention to nominate
a candidate for the Eighth Assembly district OF Hud
son county met at the Weehawkcn Club House. and.
to the astonishment OF the bystanders, nominated
ore Denis Dowd. Thereupon there was an uproar,
and another Convention was the result. James U.
SelIeck was nominated by the independent democ-
racy sheriff Renhardt came In for load OF GEN.
sure for the part he played in the Weeliawken Club
House lunta. The eighth district has long been y
nrex To similar division.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16
TIE BROOKLYN POISONING CASE.
Mrs. Van Syckel's Pol
sOncd Tea.
Asssst Of the Husband and servant-InQuest
Over the Body Of the Victim-Interest-
ing Medical Testimony.

The funeral or the late Mrs. Catherine Van Syckel
book place yesterday afternoon, from the residence
ofdeceased, corner Vt Henry street and Love lane,
Brooklyn Heights. The 'obsequies were attended
by q nuserous sssemblage of friends OF the de-
parted woman, wEo was 'admired for her many ex-
ceent attributes OF character and disposition. The
Iemaizs were taken ~ the Cemetery'of the Holy
Cross, Fatbueh wherei services were held In the
mOrtuary chapel after which the body was con-
signed to its kiRsred element. During the
absence OF the relatives from the house. Detectipe
Videto 'of the GENERAL office, visited the domiclle
and arrested Js,hanna OTeary, the servant
who handed Mrs. Van Syckel the tea which Is sup
pcsedso have'cs,ntained -lc arsenic whichesused
the desthO OF t9 AT lady. The prisoner was taken to
She washington street station house and was there
Hooked up upVn warrant issued by Coroner White
Nih. Upon tue return OF John Van Syckel the Wild
'Ower, Detectiye CoraAn arrested tssat individual
'sppn siRaag warrsst and consgncdhim 'also to
The Gems ~ tie First precinct.
TIE INQUEST.
The1nauest over 1he body OF Mrs. Van Syckel was
NcOmmesceN last might by Coroner Whtehill at his
ofce.is TIE County Court House. qhe first witness
called y aA Dr. Frederick II. COlton
cOLTONs EVIDENCE.
restless l Montague street and was called TO attend
%ss . M hT.ay he was
Sc e. ~ . nsI n ns Ms waS
Ssds very after taking Tea; took stomach
Fly ss aeo ss ia .s
s t. ss aeea say the as nG and %
:s sr asan he os and
There did no appear anything ahnssarsi aeoa. II
sSe taken 70 e%
had ;aieS Slaner IN New York and had eaten ed
oysters she asked me If thought she could have taken
POISON THAT TEA;
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sS1o; aiE Ssi
s.ssPs ys%Isiqs psssIns ,aIs a night |
and bowels; sensation ID tho throat nor along the
s"S %ss. :ss
and saIseqaentiy when got some mustard gave hsr
%sf s
my Treatment was 70 Son1teract whatever she might
.sss Ssss SsitSass
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@ e: Gy
EVIDENCE OF JAMES CRANE.
5 s ss esea 70 ssn ea sn st @ ~
Sss5 ri
E.ss iSsstiasd her SaSshisr told that sSs
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with slightly BLUSH tnGe the respiration rather nb0red
s had hsa SScs s d
%' Ss "'s ~ se ssf.
S:, sas re-
i1ems pTosIssS Wanting and amer
ssa' ssss a &c
ssn mat she had been poisoned by metallic poison yet
az ;as
Una.
could g produced S any food ana st could nG
ss u sas her bsfs
= poned %s % vaa S YEN
n can. y as he S 2a %Sr psf
~ HI. wife for
rss % 's'S.s s'
s The Doctor said You want amt
@ g sSInS?s
%s II sns s s e1 $ %sna
d s ais 'fs So that Ss. she DESTROYS Of
Of her her viii had better be
s x sn so hs sa Sa se Mrs va
issaSsI
Sat iss'sd some q lie tea and immsSiateIy expert.
nsSrI sb tnss in my mouth which
s' bottle sSd Tsydsars!sS
It n sss %as sss s and oer"0n
s made ws M on we
~ : s e e. a & he s sls%
rs mdss q the a Lied
:.is 10 %Si 5oG Ssr in pehsr
who threw the contents WAY snu wasne' ''e p'''"er
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16
TENTH DISTRICT NOMINATIONS.

The Tenth Congressional district Convention
or the Apollo Hall party met last night at 1850
third avenue ana nominated Fernando Wood for
Congress- The Grant men bolted and nominated
Julius WadgwcIth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16
GRANT AND WILSON DEMONSTRATION IN
WILLIAMSBURG.

The partisans Of Grant and Wilson made a grand
demonstration In Williamsburg last night. The
tanners and cobblers" OF all the wards cOmpris-
Ing that section OF the city OF Brooklyn turned
in full force with music, banners and notices and
paraded the principal streets. Al late hour they
entered Apollo Hall where they were addressed
by e. Deladeld Smith, Daniel Ullman, Supervisor
butcher, Captain Frederick Cochen, General
Catlin Richard M. Huntley and several other local
pOttticiaua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16
BELOW.

ship Washington Chase, from Liverpool Sept TO-
pilot boat Widgeon, No lO),
ship Wellington, Of Windsor Harris from Antwerp.
fby pilot boat " H Aspinwal, No ny.
pilot boat Fish, No ~
:, Brig II Todd, from = by pilot boat Edmund Blunt,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS IN JERSEY,
Disa stcr-COllfsi Men Killed.

Observation-Disclosures Men Killed.
Yesterday morning tramp, whose name could
not be discovered, while walking along the track Of
the New Jersey Railroad, near Linden, was run
over and killed. The body was fearfully mangled,
fne remains were gathered up, removed to the
station and the Coroner notified.
In Newark yesterday afternoon the report pre-
vailed that a collision had taken place on the road
between two freight trains near Metuchen.
brakeman was killed and several cars wrecked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16

Fires In this City.

fire broke out yesterday at No. II Rivington
street that caused but slight damage, but was
Of very dangerous character. Two small
children who were lett in charge Of one OF the
rooms set fire to the carpet, and but for the ar
burned.
fire broke out at six O'Clock yesterday morning
on the top floor OF the three-st0ry brick building
63 Prince street. The first floor was occupied by
Conradie Lawton dealers In fancy feathers. who
suffered loss OF 81 ,000 The second and third floors
were occupied by G. SchoOnerman, jewery case
manufacturer, who has lost about $1,000 but was
insured In the Germania, Pacific and other COM
panles for $4,000. In the basement, occupied by
Thomas Reynolds, a cockmaker, damage to the ex-
tent OF 500 was done The building was injured
At nine O'Clock last night fire broke out In the
frame extension OF the two story building, No. 24l
Bowery, occupied by Brit, Wilson Meyforth,
Insured for 5000 In the Greenwich and Adriatic
companies. The house is the property Of J. j.
Delapalne, and was damaged TO the extent Of
5000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16
SAILED.

Steamships Leo, for Savannah; Wyanoke Richmond;
ships Othello Hayre; Fearless Melbourne; Codsrean
Galveston; oarks Dominica ITALY, Mary Way Bnenos
DO; serpentine Odessa; briggs w D Andrews Port Lee
mon Giovanni, Gibraltar and Malta; Stafford. Palermo
Maria Angela Gibraltar; Lady Mary, Ponce PR.
Wind at sunset SW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16
The Business OF the Comptroller.

The ONCE or Arrears was very busy yesterday
afternoon and the corridors and rotunda OF the new
Court House were crowded with the rugged, sturdy
forms OF the pipemen and street laborers. They
numbered about eight hundred, and were paid OIL
as rapidly as possible, $4,000 being given them
during the afternoon.
To-day 800 OF the Boulevard men will be paid
their wages, the paymaster intending to begin
satisfying their claims In the morning ut High
Bridge. Those at the Central Park will be paid on
Thursday. The amount to be expended tomorrow
Ia $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16

Nothing whatever disturbed the even surface ut
the Fifth avenue headquarters yesterday. No
visitors no news, no argument relieved the over
weighted clerks from the mOnOtony af their work.
Governor Morgan dropped In for q moment and
gave some instructions to the young men; bnt
otherwise they had nothing to do but cock up their
heels and enjoy the Pennsylvania coal fire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16
TIE PROPELLER CHIsa.

BUFFALO, Oct. Is, 1872.
The propeller China reported yesterday as hav-
ing been burned OF Kingston ont, was not the iron
steamer China Of the Atlantic, Duluth and Pacific
lake line, but wooden steamer OF CANADIAN clear.
anCe apd owgeTehip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

Tammany and ,,befni Republican As
--~r.+ scmbly Nominations.
The Tammany and Liberal Republican Assembly
Conventions were held last evening in the several
districts throughout the city. In most cases the
conventions adjourned after appointing conference
Committees The following table gives the result In
FULL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16

The Democratic Headquarters.
The Spingler House headquarters were in charge
Of Major Banks yesterday, and was dull beyond
compare all day. The following the visitors:-
John A. Finch, Of Indiana, chairman OF the Liberal
State Committee, who reports Indiana sure for
Greeley; II. b. HOyt and N. Wheeler, OF Connecti-
cut, and John q. James, Of Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-16

Tho HOARD OF AppOrt1Onments
The Board OF Apportionment met yesterday and
adopted the following measures to meet the city
expenses
resolution was passed appropriating the sum
OF for the supply and cleaning OF the county
0flces
resolution was passed appropriating $3.50
under the head Of the donations OF 1872" TO re-
fund. in pursuance OF the law, the amount paid by
the Missionary Society OF the RedemptOr1st
Fathers, who owe the Church OF ST. AlphOnsus as
portion OF the assessment for the widening OF Lau
rens street.
Bonds of the city of New York were issued In the
amount OF $25O000 to raise funds for the payment.
Of the lab0rers on the Boulevard.
There was appropriated to the county account,
to NIL the deficiencies OF George H. Il. Lynch. the
late Clerk of the Superior Court provided for in
chapter s4l OF the Laws Of 1872 $2,190 This money
Mr.. Lynch had used for his personal interests, in
disregard Of decree Of the Court.
The sum OF 1000 was transferred from the con-
struction and repairs account OF the Department
OF Public Buildings to that Of the Bouevards Roads
and Avenues
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SHIPPING NEWS S.
WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH.

The Nrw YORK. HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New ork city TO Wholesome, IL and the same Is
now open for the transaction OF business
This line will be found OF great service 10 those having
business with vessels passing and from the Sound and
every facility will be given merchants and others to
communicate promptly
As there is no other Geographic communication with
whestone the Herald Line will he open for all business
and private messages and the attended to with all
possible despatch. ..,,.-J ~:
An messages must be prepaid
The following rates have been established -
Private messages twenty-five cents for ten words or
less two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For a message OF twenty words
less be delivered board vessels of MILESTONE
dollar; Eve cents Tor every additional word.
Advertisements for NEW YoRK HERALp free.
OFFICES.
Herald once corner Broadway and Ann street.
Herald Ship News ONCE, pier No East River
Herald Branch Once, No 1866 Broadway
whitestone Dock, whitestonc, Ii.
->-
Almanac for New Hork-This Day.
eUN AND NOON. HIGH WATER
sun rises. ......... ~ Gov. Island. morn IS
Sun sets. .......... 10 Sandy Hook. morn 10
Moon sets. - - Hell Gate. morn 40