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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-10
TIE AMxaioAN Wool TaAp..-Ls.t

THa AMKnioAN Wool TaAps.-Lsst
year, seSdsstlIs-sUeuf~xuel.ciiv
OF the sUnitsa stsise vsssle0s 900. 600
pounds, whilst there were mported from
abroad 9ss8O8. .6el. ;pRunds, This is q
oonsiderable gain Is both ciSsses, over
1871, whsn The, domestic clip, was 146..
GOO pognas. and foreigns Importation
1e.M9, 060 pouads-agEfsSate increase
for 1872 over 1871 81 more than fifteen
per cent The census OF 1870 developed
the fact that there! were 4l82, ,382, 8l9 ca.
pita! invested in WOODEN manufactures OF
the United, States, aud the returns of
products Tor 1872. although Incomplete,
demonstrate that We aye =sss. e make in
the United States all kinds of WOODEN IA.
brics. Oar home mana fact qrers are IN.
nual!y making, inrosds .upop the aeld OF
the importers: Of higher grade voolen
goods, and patti6ularly ,ins the carpet
trade this advance is evident. American
manufacturers are making good Amin.
ster and velvet carpets. m
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The Atlanta Rerald's report OF the
hanging Of Susan Eberhart save: AT
eve minutAa to IL, the signal was given.
the drop fell, and the body OF Susan
Ebexhast vas dangling in the air. Her
Mn was flvesfeet. The apprehe ensions of
ehe unfortunate creature had been real
iasd. Her neck was not broken. She
struggled con nyulsivsly. drew up her bod '
and amrs, and swung completely round.
making fearful efforts to free her arms.
Her hands opened and shut repeatedly.
Every nerve in her body seemed cor
vulsed In sgony, and her limbs opened
and closed as If in wild and unAvailino
efforts TO seek some foot.hold on which
to rest her feet. There was, however. no
rest for her, The fatal rope. too remorse.
less for liis,i held Arm. despite the ef-
forts OF the CONVICT to burst it's stranolipe
bonds. Esoh minute Of torture seemed
an hour to the crowd. The snffsrinps Of
the poor creature must have been as ter
:.hMIe 20 her es they were painful to wit
nnas. A percsptible shudder passed
through the Spectators, who were all
greatly affected. 1. was altogether q
frightfnl scene.
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Two bands Of Mexioans, numbering
thirty in each. are reported deyastatip n o
the South east corner of Texas. ouerat.
ing chiefly in Nueces County, within
sixty miles OF Corpus Christi, defyino
the civil authorities, and retreatipp into
Mexico when hard pushed by the plun-
dered rancheros. Stores are sacked.
highway robbery is common, and immi.
grafton is almost entirely stopped.
Simon Cameron's portrait, it is re-.
ported. has been painted over twice on a
panel In the room of the Senate Com
mittee on Foreign Relations, as one of
| the four most eminent chairmen Of that
body since the foundstion of the Go.
vernment! It ought to receive third
coating OF whitewash with a gold border.
to make it significant likeness for that
location.-Boston Transcript.
yellow Hover girl wniie decorating
the wagon OF the Atlanta hook and lad
der company on Monday, was caught
under the wheels and run over, but
Jumped up INSTANTLY aud went on with
her work This was witnessed by an i'm .
mense crowd. who gave her three rous-
ing yelIs us she arose, says the San.
gentleman took the following de-.
spatch to telegraph office: "I announces
with grief the death of Unc,e james.
Come quick to read the will. I believe
We are his heirs. John Bluck." The
clerk, having counted the words, said /:
There are two words too many, sir.
|" "Ali right, cut out with grief" Ill
Mrs. John G. Wetherby, niece OF tx.
Governor Alyarado, OF Mexico, WAS ar
rested Tor vagrancy and draukenness in
tue streets of San Francisco lately. She
's highly educated woman, but rather
naughty.
The friends of Nixon, the condem ned
murderer, have given dance for his
benefit. The Danbury Ne,os saws:
"fhere is but one more sad Office for
the mourning friends to perform-rnf}ls
of the body" s.'.' -,
A Thomasville. Co., paper, ouRht to
read about Ananias. after aLtempting to
make us believe that n hail stone fell in
that locality, measuring thirteen inches
IN circumference.
Congressman J. H. Sloss, of Alabama,
has devoted his extra back pny to the
poor people OF his district.
At last accounts there were 1000 car
loads OF goods in Vienna, designed for
the Exposition. unpackcd.
Bergh undertook to stop n dog fight
in New York, the other day. and had
becfsteak taken out of his leg.
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To- 10 h6QC,
AA POSSESSION given on the 18th inst..
;:s5iH the COTTAGE HOUSE, now Occupied
bv Mr. Isaaos, ,on Taylor street.
May GEO. L. DIAL.
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here from ports in communication with
Now Orleans are quarantined., The
United States steamer PowhattaiH from
Key West, put back. declining to be
Guaranteed.
CINolEHATrs May 9.-The funeral ser.
vioes.oi the late Bishop McIvaine took
place at Christ iOharoh. in this city, this
morning. The.pall bearers consisted of
ten olergymen and sixteen laymen.' The
ordefol procession waa az follows: The
standin& &gomHaitt ittaa or Che diocese, clergy
OF thssERisd6ral Church clergy, OF other
ohafchg6 &shstesS and sfuculties of Ken
yon Coli and 3he Logical Seminary.
members OF itheSseveraI convocations.
vestries OF diffsfelt churches of Cipcin.
natl and vicinity, and citizens and
strangers. After the exercises in the
Shnfch, which were participated lin by
a,namher of bishops, the body was fol.
lowed to the cematery by a large propes-
sion OF carriages. Nearly all the CLERGY
OF the other denOminations.o the city
were present. The entire services were
impressive.
q. NEW YoRKst May 0,-The steamer
Dean Richmond, from Albany. while en-
tering the dock this morning. was rnr,
into by the Jersey City ferry boat. Mrs.
June Wasbery and Mrs. Sweeney, of this
city, and Mrs. Il. Ogeboom, OF Albany,
were severely Injured. A number OF
others were slightly hurt. The Dean
Richmond was considerably damaged.
Ed ward @. B. Garcia, Consul. General
OF Urugtfsy to the United States, was ar.
rested this morning, by United Stat 90
Marshall Fiske. on o civil sdit, Garcia
received money from Buenos Ayree,
Which he failed to pay over. The case
will be tried in the United States District
Court. 4.,l '"' NJ
Horse shoers to the number OF nearly
l,60O propose to parade and strike next
week, II the "bosses" do not yield to
their demands. ',T7l'r
Probabiiities-For the Cult States,
Northerly and North westerly winds,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Patrick Burke and Mary
Burke his wife, to me, dated October 18th,
1871, and OF record in the Clerks office OF
the County Court for Ohio county, West
Va, in deed OF trust book No 4, page 800,
will offer for sale at public auction, al the
front door of the Court House ofOhiO cOun-
~, West Virginia, on SATURDAY, the Goth
day OF December, 1873, beginning al 10
O'Clock a m the following property, that
is 10 say, the north Third OF Lot No. lt2
Chaplins q Eotfs addition, being ~ feet on
the alley in the rear OF said lot, and run
ming same width 80 feet towards Market
street, and being the same in which Mr..
James Durkin conducts the grocery bust
ness, on the west side Of Market street, ut
the new Market House III the Fifth ward.
The title is believed 10 be unquestionabie,
but selling as trustee l shall only convey
such title az is vested in me by said deed OF
trust. Terms made known on DAY OF sale.
THOMAS, O'BRIEN,
rovIJL Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-22
Poi,erabcnG-Wrdd Eve in Ger
TnNnN.

Tae7e il, perhaps. no land where one
has better opportunity to observe old
customs than in Germany. We
wonder sometimes how she has con-
;rivei to whirl through the giddy mazes
CT time with her sister lands aud yet get
no more shaken up than che has. One
otthese old customs is the observance
Of the evening be.ore wedding. 1t is
called "Polteraterd." The verb "to-
potter" means to make great noise,
and the evening rightly takes It's name
from tae word. It's pToyero here
tha, the more Potsherds, the more
IucI,;' therefore, the friends OF the bride
co.lcc! all the Old earthenware that Is
L6rs djl combat TOR household warfare,
and bring it aud dash It agalust the
house were the bride livcs. Old crack
ed plates, saucers, earthcn pots, hand,
less cups, and uoscless pitchers close
their crippled earthly career by the i-an-
TIC plupges at the iOot 0! the alter oil
Hymen. 1t takes but little while Tor
the news Of the "polteTabend 10 reach
The ears OF the street boys, and then the
work goes on merrily, Tor when could
bow nature resist so glorious ar oppor-
UNITY to smash somethingf One llv-
mo in the house, or even in the vicinity
teeIs rs if Joshua, with his armed bano
were comprising the premises for the
seventh time, aud as if the walls nigh
/ tall in any moment, or as If that myth
cal "bull' had at last got into his china
shop" so continuous is the crash. Inc
,smilv are obliged 10 have these tokens
OF good luck removed as soon IS 1t II
! Light on the following morning, or 6'
fHed. as they obstruct the sidewalk. Il
often requires horse and cart to do 1t
I While this strange ceremony IS taxing
Mace outside the house, the friends o
! the lady have gathered within. No In
vits,ions are given, but the house II
thrown open, and all the acquaintan'
ces are expected to come Each CUES
brings some gift, and the presents art
pIsceG on a table as they accumulate
sor the admiration of the assembled
company. 1t is customary 70 hsy
some short dramatic piece or pieces act
cd, These are usually prepared for tn
occasion. and weave IN many a sly hl
NJ the habits or tastes Of the devote'
psir or hints at tie pecullsr Incident
Of the courtship.
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New YORK market.
Nrw vnpv Noyap,ba

New xOrk market.
NEW YORK, November 81.
FLOUR-Firmer with fair export
and home trade demand at S. Is for
superfpe State; 6 35@6 60 for extra
state; 6 65@6 IS for choice do /;
6 S0@7 IS for fancy do; 5 50@6 90
for superfne western 6 30@6 IS for
common to medium extra western /;
6 90@7 40 for choice do; 30@S 10
for common to choice white wheat
western extra; 6 35@7 so for common
to fair extra ST. Louis and 7 5000 Is
for good to choice do. Southern -four
is firmer and active at Sc 50@7 40 for
common to fair extra and 7 45@ll 90
for good to choice do. Rye -four is
frmer at 81 35@5 60.
WHEAT-Is 2@3c better and quiet;
No. 2 Chicago held at 81 4S; No. 2
Milwaukee l So; shippers holding of.
RYE-Nominal at 9O@93c.
BARLEY-Very scarce and firm /;
prime Canada West held at 81 IS; Iowa
l 90 and Canada West Is.
CORN-Advauced lc per bushel with
fair demand; prime shipping western
mixed at 75c.
OATS-Dull atF55@55!c for mixed
western and 55@57c for white western.
PROVISIONS-Pork market quite
and unchanged at sl4 so for new
mess; Is 00@l3 25 for extra prime;
II 50@l5 on for prime mess. Beef
dull at s 50@l0 90 for plain mess
and II 0O@l3 90 for extra mess.
Beef hams weak at IS 00@22 10.
Tierce beef steady at 20 00@2l 90 for
prime mess and 25 00@26 90 for
India DO.
LARD-Firm at 7 ll-l6974c tor
prime steam and Sc for kettle rendered.
COTTON-Is &c higher with only
moderate demand. The high prices
asked check business. Sales Of go
bales at 15c for lowlands and l5ic for
uplands.
WHISKY-Is steady at 943c.
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An Ingenious mode Of advertising
was recently tried in Paris consisting
OF sticking small labels on the current
coin.
a Savanna paper complains that or.
binary size cGbbages cost 25 cents each
in that city while other vegetables are
proportionally dear.
A workman on the spire of St. Peter
Church, Germantown, Pa, slipped last
week, and fell distance OF seventy feet
to the ground, dying in twenty minutes.
Referring to the many horrible dis
plays of the execution Of criminals
caused by the ignorant bungling OF the
exeCutiouer, the New York WOrd
thinks that it would be useful to estab-
llsh national school for haugmen
where they might properly learn their
profession.
Uncle James, walking with niece
Mary, aged four, points to the moon, on
whose disc the dark spots show quite
plainly, and says: There is q man in
the moon burning brush" The infan-
tile realist puts up her little nose and
suuIs, saying: Yes, nell the 'moke.
Some years ago ST 3. Guinness, the
great brewer in Dublin, gave the sum
OF 600 600 for the restoration OF St.
Patricks Protestant Cathedral in that
city. Another great brewer, Mr.
Matthew Darcy NJ. P for the county
OF Wexford, has now offered to place
at the disposal Of Cardinal Cullen like
sum Of clU0,0OO for the purpose OF
building 2 new Catholic Cathedral.
Member of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association at IadianapoliS-two
weeping children tell of starvation and
mother lying dcad at home-member
visits home and sees something in coffin
leaves five dollars aDd goes out-re.
turns in lew miuutee, aud fnds dead
woman sitting up counting money and
children weeping for Joy. Member OF
y. NJ c. A. walks ch astonished at
miracle, aud wonders al the great change
wrought by little cLauge.-Courisr-
Jouna!
The ycrilaJ'c pins used by the Salem
witches, and now on file in the clerk e
office in the court Of Essex county,
~ 1900. l..- - s.,....-:,,.l 81.
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land AND COAL FOR SALE.

WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE, ON
SATURDAY,, the 22nd day OF Novem.
bar. 1873, at the front door OF the Court
House, in Wheeling, twenty-five acres OF
land, with coal privilege OF l22screS, lying
Sivar about 3% miles north of the city OF
Wheeling, on The line of the Pittsburgh,
wheeling & Kentucky railroad. The same
iii he sub.divided into three lots, : l-3
Ssres of land. with 40 acres of coal in each
iot, and will he offered for sale separately or
together. o,,,-,
ths balance in one and two years, with IN
Ierest. ,oo,s,
Clerks Office.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock a. II.
Z c. HERVEY, Auclioneer
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Cincinnati MarHcf.
CINCINNATI, November 2.

CINCINNATI, November Il.
COTTON-Firm; middlings l44c.
=FLUUR-Quiet at 81 50@4 70
Buckwhest flour S 5000 90.
WHEAT-Firm; red 81 40.
CORN-Firm at 53G54c. y
OATS-Steady at 40@42c.
RYE-Suong at S2@S3c.
HAY-At SIS 0O@l90O.
PROFESSIONALISM but quiet.
Mess pork firm; shoulders So Is. ask
ing Is 90. Green meats strong
shoulders dc; Gear ribs SIC; clear side
SEC; hams 798c. Bulk meats firm;
shoulders Sc; clear rib sides SIC; clear
sides &c; bacon unsteady.
LhRD-Quiet at &c.
WEISkY-Flrm at sec.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
OFFICE OF THE


OFFICE OF THE
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC PRINTING,
CHARLESTON, October Is, 1873.
In accordance with law, Sealed Proposals
VIII be received by the Commissioners OF
Public Printing. nj the Auditors office, In
the Capitol, until. the THIRIltTH day
after the publication OF this notice, At u
o'clock NJ, for the execution ofthe PUBLIC
PRINTING and BIN DING, and tor sup.
plying the State with STATIONERY and
PRINTING PAPERS for the contract
pc iod ending the Second Wednesday in
January. 1875.
Zach proposal shall be accompanied by a
bond executed according to law by the bid
der, with at least two good and sufficient
sureties, residing in this State, in the penal
sum OF ten thousand dollars, for all state
Printing the penal sum OF two thousand
dollars for all State Binding; and the penal
sum Of five thousand dollars for furnishing
Paper, conditioned for the faithful perform
ance of the contracts; and no bids unac.
cOmpanied by such bond shall be entertain
ed by the Commissioners OF Public Printing.
An approx innate estimate ofihe worK and
material to be done and furnished, together
with blank forms for proposals, bonds, q c.,
will be furnished upon application 10 the
Commissioners.
JOHN S. BURDETT,
President OF commissioners ofPuhlic Print
inc. Oct2beb
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FOR SALE.

FARM CONTAINING ONE HUN
A bred and three acres. l will sell II IN
ons lot or divide IL In lots Of four or I'VE
.cres 10 suit purchasers. There is no better
Sitnated within one mile of the city OF
wheeling.
Terms1one- fourth cash; balance in one
two. aud three years. For further particu-
iSrs enquire Of the subscriber.
4' GEO. ROBERTS,
81 Main street.
II. o BRlEN,
Real Est = te Agent.
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FOR SALE.

ONE FOUR HORSE HEAVY WAGON,
and orc two horse Wagon, and six set
OF heavy Harness. and one good family
Horse, Size eleven or twelve hundred
pounds.
Wanted-package boy for store, G,rman
preferred. j. w. FEkREL,
Corner Main and 2lst streets, Centre
Wheeling. nnVlN-S
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TObacCOs,
Administrators Notice,

TNHs UNDERSIGNED HAVING Oh.
l. fAINED letters OF administration Up
On the ee.ate of DR. II. J, Wiesel, deceased,
hereby notifies all persons indebted To said
estate, for medical attendance and other
vie, &c make payments to me, at st.
Joseph's Academy, and those having
claims will please present them, duly certl-
ned, 10 Thomas o Brien, Real Estate Agent,
within thirty days from this date.
The late residence OF DR.. Wiesel is for sale.
For time, terms, SC, see Thoe. O'Erien.
MARY l.. WIkSEL,
ADMINISTRATIVE OF DR.. Il. J. Wiesel, decd,
AT 81. Joseph's Convent. novl4-i
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20 r S Al z ,

1~n ACRES OF FIRST CLASS SHORT
IW Creek land; all under cultivation
seven miles from Wheeling; underlaid with
coal and limestone.
wy .HOGE & BRO.
aug3O Balley's Block. Market st.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, November II.
FLOUR-Firm.
WHEAT-3@4c higher and active;
amber Michigan 81 47@l Az; seller
December l 47@l as, January l 81
No = red on spot l 3O@l 49, seller De-
cember l SO; seller January 80.
CORN-Firm and higher; mixed Soc
seller January SIC.
OATS-Quiet; No. on spot 423c;
No . 4lc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-22

SGA N'S Arm FOR PAINS
- rpTAlns, Hheumstlsrn, &c. An elegant
n t erectrai remedy. Ask for Logan = Ar.
- myl2
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FOR SALE.
Qoiuab.e Coal Property Fer
EoEn

xor1Cr IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Y the undersigned wishes to sell Gn
whole oI. 90 amounting to about los
In ns Pocated along the Ohio river about
scres, N sJ ~ a mile north of the city limits
on e-lhn with one acre of surface at the en-,
together WITH the side nearest the river, and
trance Us U of surface around the other en-
three aVosE of Fulton. The vein of coal
trance "" from S feet 6 inches to feet in
VIII SM nd could be conveniently shipped
depth S of the county road, or by. the z.
~ r H., as the entrance on the river
SIZE TS y sbove will be sold on reasonable
L or exchanged for good town prop
erty. WAITER MARSHALL.
p,arl-l " AL EN- EEANAsDiAEhA
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HoaINY, Rye FLOUR, NAVY BEANS
IL dc.
LHT, DAVENPORT & PARKS,
aayE
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Market.
NEW YORK. November q

NEW YORK, November 81.
Money was active and stringent /;
closed at 7 per cent. Foreign exchange
was lower and closed at l06t@106t for
sixty days and 1851 for sight. Gold
ranged between l09s and ll0t and
closed at lI0@ll0t.
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Mail, in Advance
VARIETIES.

An ingenious mode Of advertising
was recently tried in Paris consisting
OF sticking small labels on the current
coin.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-22

A YR oh SUPPLY OF SURGICAL IN
n sTRU AEN1S, Trusses, DC, received
and for sale By
LOGAN, LIST A 90.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOSr OFFICE NOTICE
L The Mails for Europe during the week ending Sat
urday January H. 1873 will close at this office Wed
nesday, at 10 A. NJ; on Thursday, at II A. NJ and on
p II. JONES, Postmaster.
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SEFoAE kkq39
sssS
MAIN, Captain K. Won oiierGsndorp' on saturday
Rates of passage to London Havre and Bremen payable
a. gold or its equivalent in currency .,,o
First Cabin
Second CABIN. e
For sset Fl &c. fssS agents No Bowling
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE.-sTEAM TO QUEENS
y town and sd;;;rps siy;;e;rpool SL.rv "Wednesday
wToH2ssa SsysRs ste'y E
fpsSsps fpsa fsss;s $50 currency
xss saa TsssS e. bs esr ,ss Hs%s sSs sss
france "0 broadway
TUE HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET coMpANY's
l iron mail steamship mhMMoSrA
Captain v0Ss will sail IS@ on nmsay Bn%1ssSa January
taking passengers from New YORK Plymouth, London
First cabin, sl2o. Second cabin, s72.
SfsSpfss & 49, payable i" 9tfs sis3s' sSls
Gensrq rass assnts
The ClMBRlA Will sail January l6
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
SH SSSH new rosf 1sS
s EysS for The
WAsHIMGT4oS Ronss;an saurasy sb Eeb 3 ls7s s7s
PEREIRE Danrc saturday March s. 1873
PRICE OF PAssAGE i n o SoIp vbv vqbnveludng wne
s First cabin Slss; second &C; r"aSsna cabin r.S go
hS not a Con
III FsS y ss S c Sf s sss
NAsoSSs1 Ss or ,na ,o,otv to
TO ssm sl.s! y sSa SoIS saes
SSS sFSS sEsss is%Ss;g
ITALY TA0mp*SSoo FOR EoSbo hiEH1np'ry 20
bEHNAsK Gsss Summer .arass jan T.
c1a MsRsEST s N and TIE s em4DE er41nsy
;sa;: 5 a $s$ SHa s$
AP'&S III Msns
%srSa III SS4AS xD s4G4Hs as
@ Ssis aslDdT wss
SATURDAY. SATURDAY, January January Il Il ats n
aa4sS ss;%5$Sy
From the White star dock payenia ", m terry Jersey CITY
combining safety speed and comfort ,..
mids6p section least motion isiei Surgeons and
stewardess accompany the steamer "a, e., orr.orov
Those wishing send for friends in The Old cSSntry
can now obtain steerage prepaid cefthcates S' cur
booked to or Al parts S A%ssSa
Drafts from fi upwards
Bills OF l'dlns issued to c'n'inSnh f. PsFHhKs Agent
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Rates of Passage.
Cabin, SIS and 500 gold according to accommodation
Round trip tickets ut low rates.
steerage-To or from Liverpool Quesnstown. GLASGOW
Passengers also forwarded to Havrc, Hamburg, Swe-
den Norway, Denmark and Paris at reduced rates.
Drafts issued ut lowest rates.
For cabin passage and general business apply at the
Companys Office. Is Broadway.
For steeragc passage at 81 Broadway
JOHN G. DALE Agent.