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Signor Ritz in an Omnibus.
"A litils folly nov and then,
IL rslisbed BY the wissst men,"

Sign0r Ritz in an Omnibus.
A night o. two since, Bl,tz, the renosned
magician and ventriloquis,, took sea, in an
om0ibss ceniainiDg seven or eight passen
gers. The coach had only proceeded cou
pie Of squares, when the driver heard son.
ons exclaio--
Hold up--bold up, l ssyl"
Tbs horses we're stopped and J-hu looked
sfound ssiliogly for his passenger, bu, none
appeared. With an imnodss, exclamation
hs gathered uP bis reins and said " &c, up
Pretty soon some one cried out
Stop, driver, STOP"
Tbs dkivsr again stopped. snd locked dow,
into the coach inquired what vas .snling.-
Tho passengers eyed each other, a. much q,
o say" don't speak"
Again the coach rolled on, snIy to be stop
ped q tho sest corner by tbs hesrtrendioa
squeakisg Of sPoef run over pig. lns,satly
esch head VS. thrust on, Of tine windows ia
behold the death struggles Of the sruu,sr, bu,
no gfunter YES 10 10 seen. 10 another MIN
u's ssns sse exclaimed 10 graf voice
Ksp CT ny tees"
Every one looked around, but ia vain, 70,
the nsn vnh The dausgsd toes. The pas.
sesssrs ssss completely bsw,idered. A, th.
ssxt cssssieg The coach stopped to tax. in q
lady. Hardy bad she taken Der sea, b.lo,.
shs szeIaissSs-
"Lss Ne bs-kssp yeur hands of me /"
The gsssIsasa sssssd ssss 10 her. said
very iaaeeeasiy.
dssf soseh you, msdsa."
Al shs driver isekiss doso. shouted
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shy not agriculture receive its duel IL Il
less important! But here mus, again con
fess, although Illuminating in the extreme
that efforts to extend TO i, legs alive aid have
often been defeated BY those engaged in the
occupation. Several years since, bill de
signed for The bene6, of the cause was intro.
duced INTO the Legislature OF New York, when
for the ostensIble purpose Of defeating it, an
erienSre Turner and representing a large and
Furnishing agricultural district, offered an
amendment, requiring the Board OF couniy So.
persi-ors 10 provide suitable places ior horse.
raciag, cockfs htina and other similar amuse.
menis. ltls needless TO add hat the amend.
Inent had the desired effect TO defea, the bill.
II farmers viii not help themselves, how can
they expect aid from others J
Town and neighborhood associations, lor
The Interchange of views, aid discussion OF
various subjects, TO be held occasionally dor
ing the long winter evenings, may be found
TO be Qule beneficial. Give the pubic ou,
experience, subscribe sad pay Cor agricultural
papers, hat We may get the experience OF 9th
ers and while the co'uans Of the +" Ne~spa.
per y" are open for our correspondence, le, US
avail ourselves Of the medium. Indeed, let
US seize every opportunity for improvement.
Let Us ann al high standard Of perfection.
Let Us aim our arrow q, the sun, and although
II may not 'each 1t, yet, lf .e give It the whole
force of the bow. II y i'll a. far higher than If
aimed a, the gresnd.
And lastly. let os not dsspse our own call.
ing; /, Is On bonotobe employ ment, ii we
will bu, think 90, sud strive TO make i, so.-
Let The farmer educate his sons f1r the res
ponsble station Of American cilIzens, and
teach them his u~n art, and DOT send hem
TO study for pfoessioas slrssdy full TO over.
Sowing. Theirs a.e no. thousands IN our
cto"ded cites she can scarcely procure e.
nough Of life to keep soul and beds together.
To such, the ist west oHars no ordinary in
ducemenls for emigration. A cheap and fer.
tile sofa geBisl ciimate--the broad aud sx
,eusive prs,rles-he b7auli'u openings, the
msJestlc iottss-tbe noble ri,ers-lhe *
pen.tse iases-the picturesque scenery the
rapid growth Of the coun,ry--he fscliiues
for market, al combined, render i, a mos, do
slrsble bsbIiatloD, aud u few wears OF labor.
with ordinsry good fortune. n,ay make the
Utmost penniiess smigrani The possessor Of .
good hone and an ndepe nden, farmer.
Kenosha, We, 1850. l.. l..
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Yankee Doodle with variations.

We have q young lady acquaintance who
10 . very foe performer on the piano. We
called a, her house the other sitersoon for Q
lee favori,e pieces. toge iher .ih i've or 'hEee
Of the most admired songs oil the day. Now
our friends house ~ IN ralher toe close pfox.
unity to he street, and the psflor 10 not proc
10 the rude g,ze Of The passers by, OF Of those
who are so rude as TO take advantage OF THE
too common fault Of constructing dwelling, in
The cities. While 10 the midst Of her mus.
cal efforts, a tall young ksntuckiaD, who had
jos, made his egress from the "barrens I"
where be was born aud ra,sed CHANGED 10 saun
TER along the streets, ard chsrmed with the
novel MUSIC, but rather unruforaed as TO the
conventional rules Of city sec,eiy, approached
the parlor window, and With eyes diiated and
mouth extended. stood there enraptsred, while
she sung, "G,ye ne . cot in the valley
love-"
"Are you fond Of mus,c T. inquired the lady
~ho is fond Of b., of sport.
"Well. | an, tha, very thing" said the
blunt kenucksan.
do you playl" a.ked our friend, 10 q
qulzz,cai manner.
81 can pay q smart 10. tunes on The afe, y
said the country bui d-n me # | ever
cav any body play on bureau before
This Is ~hal we call a piano, sir" sad
the performer, " did you never hear Of such
~ Instrument"
"No stree !" said Kentucky, There's ne
such crittsr 10 our paris 9. hat, but II makes
Mighty nice kind emusic Can sou play
Yankee Doodle on tina, mach,ue I" said hs
suddenly and with great esraestns" Of man
ner.
The Isdy answered in the affirmative, an'
this popu ar Dstional air, with variations, va
performed IN truly artistic style. But TN
uncul,ivated ear OF the rustic could hafdI,
discover, through the vsfiitioos," a sing
strain Of HE much loved tune, aud 81 the clos
Of the piece he excIsIued-
ala that Yankee Doodle T.
"Yes. sir, that is Yankee Doodle, with ID
va,istisns."
"Well," circulated Krn'uck, th,us'ing
hand into each pocket preparatory 10 a star,
" ,bs, may do you city folks, b., gipe me III
naked Doodle I"
Aud of he ~eu'.-Cincin Nonpariel.
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Loek.s.hsre in there il you're gea,ls
men. I'D thank you not to tsks Improper lib
critics with The lady passesgers-n won't do 7
The lady made an observation. as the coach
rolled 90, but she was 40, understood. They
had scarcely gone a square further, vhea the
passengers we're startled by the cries Of an
infant. Instantly all eyes we're fixed upon q
middle ssed gentleman, Who had carpet.bsg
on his lap. The man blushed, and stsmmer.
ed out q barely Ineligible
VIVA, the ducs is all his sbou, p
Let me on, !" screamed lady,"
Murder !" shouted boy on The steps,
while three or four rugged Justify at the
strap.
"Wha, 10 The matter in .hsre!" inquired
the driver.
"Mauer euOueh," replied . genlIemsn,
"take nv fare out of this qnar,er."
Keep your hand gu, Of my pocket" pro.
cssded from some one.
odd you address me, sir !" asked an.
other.
81 didn', spesk at al o." grave, teplles he
man ~i,h the quarter.
" Because, sir, no one shall, 9th Impuouy,
accuse"
Again the baby vas heard 10 cry.
"Shame !" SAID some one.
Who would nave believed II T. rems ked
another, while third (Bii1, of cosrse) shook
the omnibus With q horselaugh. Thinking
be had had fun enough, the ,en,rloqulst paid
his fare and jumped out Of The Omnibus.
Scarcely had he reached the eide walk, how
ever. before the driver heard he vods " hoId
up y from four quarters IN .. many seconds,
bo, not passenger could he discern. Filled
with wonder, he hurried away. Bnz 10 .
great fellow [Pila. City lem.
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DIR. BENJAMIN RusHs
CELEBRATED HEALTH pills

The great phl'su'hfcpi,t and emiren, 81,
Dr. Bfyamin Rash. invented universal r,!snia,
disease, ard dcnomnatcd hi. irfaiiiLi, mn %
Ills imutnse practice and wonderful ~. iHi,
and eeriihed 1, ile ne Plus pifra Of sp,. g. ti,sd
be done nothing c!Se iar tho benefit Of mr., haa
10 commemorate his name as pubic I,r,s =
this would have been Sufficient. ''ss'9
For all bilious complaints. aud as a pu,6., 49,
pood. Tue world Is challenged 10 produce h. "
iho o"y genuine Rash Pills. compout d,e ~ ~
'he original receipt, is sold by the "'a
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EMPIRE COMPANY VANILLA s,.,
SOAP LAY III

This splendid Soap is superior 10 an al,
a,hsr produced by II Is inslAntsn,o,s ,nefs, lie
dry on The face; Al Is Of very fine eao, A'e' nj
acter; prevents all chaps, and heals ss,. ehsr.
&C.. almost Immediately. ffiI ft.
s''d. wholesale and retail, by The
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INDIAN MOTHERS RELIEF

new ard important article, entirely ss,,.
from any Ting Of the kind ever befrie ,fcrtd !,
pamphlet. descriptive of This tem,dy, is yns,
,no'hers at The Office Of the Empire Compsn, =.
a''on street. or may be hnd 'iam The Dfurgis !.
th'. place where this paper is printed. =
July 81. en-
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LAUNDRY STARCH poI ,sn A''

Oafuf los ~ta as ornamsntai. Iigiy,s,,
polish TO collars eo.oms, &c, and greatly es. 'lrl
Tue process OF ifonirs. None hui those Ana
used u can appreciate its mcfiis sold ~ N'
aud retail by tie Enp,.r shole'sl.
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EMPIRE Conr,,,
EUREKA CORN SLAVE,

This invaluable preparation is .fIs,,d Inn.
TIC With The entire confidence in MS snpe,,s,,,f
ceIienee II having been fully tested Lv be;r. a
IN private practice. by an enine,t surrsor ;, ~
city, for years wall most eli ctualIy cur. Gu
Banyons, thilblsins. Cuts Bruises, &c Sold NV
sale and retail. by The Nv "a''
EAptpp (o..
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PGIfER & YoRKE


trefk Poa 0Gcs.
JooEE CouSTs, N. c.. Hsc. IS, ls4s.
DR.. ]. kphl--Desr Sir.
isdy in this county. afflicted with nerves
complaint, ProIspsus Uie,i. Floor Albus srd 4
somewhat dersnged mind, caused by obslruuliuns
was for about twelve months attended by -four Of
our eminent physioihns. without amy effect me
every Que successfully declared her ipourable' sfs
that size bad 10 die Sho then procured tao bot
Ties OF your abyssiDia M,Mur. from me, shlth
cured her entirely. She has since married, sc
is in perfect good health and happy. The ABS
sina Mixture has likewise proved very efearou'
~ many Other diseases, bat particularly IN s@as
dtseses. in which it should have the prolsraa
oil oil Others. Yours ohedeDily.
DuGALD NcDUGALp
ffice for the Abyssinia Mixture per bottle "
cents, III % Il $3.50.
Likewise IN hand and for sale, Dr.. k1hlsM
storer, Cnivcrsal Plaster. Gold Mine Basam, az
I J. uOLTON. Agent,
Charlotte, NC
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HearAr.
From tie Liverpool Mercury.
Be Kind.

BE Kind.
Be kiad. for kindasss speaks
A language quite her own;
The eharns she hath, the gssd she seeks,
Ts all maakiad are known.
The rudsst savage feels he: sway;
She rules the most refund,
And seems in pleading tenss to say,
Whee'er thou art, be kind
Be kind. n love shsuld dwell
Wherever man 10 found.
II aheula in beauty most excel
Whsrs Christians NEST abound.
Rseiprocatsd kindness there.
With every grace esmbin'd,
Should set the world example fair,
And tssch it TO be Kind.
Be HAD. The gentle rain.
The bright and glorious sun,
And every source whence good We gain,
Are kept By God from none.
But " both the ssil and the just"
By Goodness undefin'd.
Alike are blsst. Then, il ye trust
In God. you should be kiad.
De ksno 10 ev'ry frlend
This Friendships self demands;
Be bind TO foes who sore offend.
Fer this your Lsrd commands.
Let not the Christian cause. through you,
BE Weekend or malign'd;
In all - ssy. in all ye do,
Be courtsous-ke hind.
Be k,ad to srring ones;
The best Of men aver
That he who most pollution shuns
Feels most for those who err.
There 10 no.human will SO strong
That kindness cannot bind;
Justice must punish what 10 wrong,
Yet Justice can be kind.
Be kind. II - are rich,
Ye need. indeed, take care;
For God hath given wealth Of which
The Poor should have share.
" may b beautiful, but yet
To Charity b blind
fs may give freely, but forget
Ys also should BE- kind.
Be kisd. If 70 are poor,
fs know how kindness smooths
The roughest fortunes ys endure,
And how it sorrow soothes;
fe knew ye may rseeive relief,
Yet sympathy not find;
Taen learn to symPathizs with grief
The poorest can be kind.
Be Kind. II 70 are old.
Love may not light your eye;
The strongest passion may grow cold.
Bat virtue cannot do.
There i respect from youth to you,
By Ged and men assign'd;
Let your department claim it too:
Ys sged ones. Be kind.
Be kind. If 70 are young
And free. As yet, from cares,
Remainder 70 must walk among
Unnumbersd ills and snares;
The email sweet courtesiss OF life"
Fer Mortsls were designed,
To nurture peacs-to Danish strife;
Employ them and be kind.
Be kind. Why Should you no,
II constant Frisndship cheers
And makes more besrable you let
In this cur "vsls Of tears"
Oh. think how different your fate
Had yeu neglected Pin'd;
II kindness shown to you be great,
Oh should you not be kind7
Be Kind. Why should ysu not
II faithful friends are few,
And il you seem to Be forgot
By these you once deem'd true,
Should yeu not sym yathlZe with thoss
To cold neglect consign'd7
Can you not feel for others woes
Oh. should you not be kind
Be hind. Forget-forgivs
The wrongs which ys recsive;
Oh. strive in love with ell to live;
This world " soon mus, leave.
Then cultivate generous mind
Liys psaceably With oil mankind
And those at death ys leave b.hind.
Will bless your memory and be kind.
EDWARD N. NAaKs.
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GotD INT, n, C., Aro |. Isis.
DR. j kuhi- Dear SIR:
lou will plesse Erwafd 10 u a. som a. r-s,
veh'eht, tfesh supply OF the Resioret of,bs Essy
and The Abyssinia Mnfnrr, ", have said ool &.
some time The kestof,r ani IN, Degun,,,
fo*der, have proved 10 be very efieseicu, FL
fuiiness OF Tie chest, khsumatisrn Sore Lev, r..
Examinations Of he Eyer, Debility, snd other thrs
n'e dissases. We warranted he Al, ssin,s Ms.
ture 70 every patient, and 10 onc ha. asked 10 ri
Tie m9hsy f'tufned, hn, on the contrary eYty
one ~ ptaisea ns great sUoai VI pnvtts
~ EfW7tH yeafs rtFpcclfnIy,
As y. ". nUNEyGTT
Coscosp, N C.. JrlY q, ls4s
DR.. kghl--DsAr Sirs
Ne have solJ ont ailef your Abyssiris Ml,ter.
/; has given entire 'ofislceiien 10 sl lhoss b
have us,d i. We have warranted tho Aby,sfa
Mixture ~ all cssts 90 our on account; snc st
can say, II has usYer fa,lsd. We have da{ fsa.
Tor MOTE OF the A5JSinia Misiute. snd y GU d
please send US as scon as possible such .urfY
which ~ answer 'he great demand.
Very respectfully yours.
PHlFER & YORkE.
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der. KUHL'S
.Abyssinia Mixture

For Cstarths. lnfuenrs, Cosiiyepess pa,. n,
vel, oeheffhs, elect, fiuor Albus, o, Tie
whites, weakness, DISTINCTIONS, &c.
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BETHESDA WATER.

me Heating Waters u Bsihesda--a perfect cure
~ az diseases OF the SKIN, such as pinpcs aud
bIoichcs the face letters tan. sun huns ir,,t,
Ton OF the skin, cuts, bruises and contusions Per.
sons using It after shaving will no, suffer from the
u'e OF the razor in a word. It's healing araIt,,s are
without parallel in TIE history OF Pharmacy. No
lady.s or Ienlleman's Toilet should be- without /,
sale. " "
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MAGNETIC HAIR REsToRER AND INy.G
ORATOR.

ny the use Of this article, Bald headed persons
can have the head covered vith a fine lururiani
growth Of glossy hair. This Mqgae'ie Hair Re.ior.
er and farigrator is certified by the FOL owing Der.
sons athotg oliefsl having their hair resior,d by
Il @heh everything else had failed, To wii: Richard
- :, me - b5weTy Join Nuke. 10 K,ng street
MTg9tc Thomas, 3s2 Bfoome. A Cling 90, ~
cry and Rvingion. Daniel Fitzgerald. Is CHRISTIE;
" Bfunoell, ~ Chtys,ie; aud j. J. Anderson,
No. 22l Centre Street
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BUFFUNE's PAIN EXTRACTING ANDuEAL.
ING BALSAM

INb BALSAM.
IL cures almost instantaneousiy. burns ruts
bruises, swollen joints, corns. bunyon.. and tooth.
acne. whenever lis virtues become known. il is re-.
gafded as an indispensable article. Sold as above.
FITS! FITS!. FITs,,,
Neruine Balm and Indian Remedy. Empi,e
company having obtained at much ex,eh.,. ,he
Great Indian Remedy, a Nerrine Balsam' which /,
becoming so celebrated for all ucryeus Affections
especially epilepic and otler fs. csnvulsiops e.
would Respectfully call the attention OF physiciaus
ana the afflicted 10 Il as forming a new antidote in
the treatment OF these dreadful diseases herotoore
thought TO be wholly iDcurable
Any person Affected by fits OF nervous affections
va" shaii purchase tho Ncrvine Bslsam and per.e.
we're IN lts use, and is moi radically cured or mo.,
essentially benefited, shall have their money 70.
turned. 'J ''
This invaluable medicine can be proeu,ed i, ,b;.
CITY only OF the Empire Company.
HoUcK's PANACE!
>, having successfully negotiated with Dr. r.
noneh' t'oa and successor Of the late DR.. JACOB
iioucK OF Baltimore. decoused 10 manufacture
his celebrated Panaee, exclusively for the E,poi,.
company VIC take great pleasure in Offering il 10 the
pubic and the afflicted. one Of tho most inyaIua
bile and remarkable Vegetable Compoun ds of the ngc.
Tor the cure OF almost every III that flesh is heir
To- II has stood the test in competition with all
ocr medicines, for aueHteen years, and perlor med
cures unparalleled in the annals Of history,
ny procuring pamphlet from the Empire Com
pany, Or their agent The wonderful cures performed
by Tie Panafe can be soen t,
ne public are cautioned against purchasino
Ioueks Penoee" unless the label ia signed by Dr..
=. houch, accompanied by the seal of The Enpire
o'"Pa"F' Us all o'htfs'fe spurious.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY,


FINDER the direction of AARON HAIGHT PAL
| MER of New York, and WORTHINGTON
GARRETTSON SNETHEN OF New Orleans, At.
torneys and Counseors OF the Supreme Court OF the
United States
This establishment Is formed for the following
objects
l. For practicing law in the Supreme Court OF the
United States, and conducting professional business
before Congress.
q For the prosecution and recovery Of all claims,
In law equity against the United States before Con-
grcss the Executive Departments, against for
eign Governments before Boards of Commissioners.
8. For the settlement Of accounts with the State,
Treasury, War, Navy, Post Office and Interior De-
partmens, and obtaining the remission Of fines, penal
ties and foeitures, for alleged violations Of the
revenue, post Office, or other laws.
A. For securing letters patent for inventions from
the United States or from foreign Governments, and
procuring land warrants and pensions under the
rious pension laws OF the United States.
s. For collections generally, embracing debts lega-
cies, and inherances in the United States and for.
eign countries.
g. For the purchase and sale of ands in any Of the
States Territories othe Union, and oaning moneys
on mortgage or real estate lying therein.
7. For investment Of funds in United States and
State stocks and loans, collection of the dividends
thereon, and generally, for the transactions of all bu
sness pertaining to law, loan, and banking agency
All communications addressed, post paid, to Messrs
Palmer & Snethcn, American and Foreign Agency
city OF Washington will receive prompt faithful
attention. PALMER & SNETHEN,
Office No. S, Carroll Place, Capitol Hill.
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TACTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

TACTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
i (ONLY through line for California and Ore
gon. 1.-The public are informed that under the
new arrangement Of this Company, steamers in
| spected and approved by the Navy Department,
and carrying the United States mails, will con-
tinue to leave Panama and San Francisco the LIST
and 5th days of each month, unless detained by
unavoidable accident, and will touch a Acapulco,
San Diego, and Monterey.
The following steam packets belonging to the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, are now in the
Pacific, one of which will lie always in port at
each end of the route
OaEGoN 1909 tons. RErUBL,c . 1900 tons.
PANAMA l,087 tons. CAROLINA 600 tons.
CALIFORNIA $50 tons. COLUMBUS. 600 TONS
TENNESSEE 800 tons. lsTHmUs - tons.
NoRTHERNER 200 tons. UNICORN. 600 TONS
COLUMBIA 800 tons. Fremont GOO tons.
ANTELOPE. - ions.
The new steamship COLUMBIA will ply be-
tween San Francisco and ports in Oregon, await
ing at the former port the arrival of the mails and
passengers from Panama, and returning without
delay with the mails and passengers for the steam
er from San Francisco.
regular line Of propeers will be kept up for
the transportation Of freight and transient passen
| gers between Panama and San Francisco.
| The well known steamship SARAH SANDS
| of 500 tons burthen, now under charter to tn.
| company, and peculiarly commodious in her cabIr
arrangements, will be kept running as an extrs
family boat.
! One Of the above steamers will keep up the con-
nection between Acapulco and the other Mexican
ports.
The connection in the Atlantic will be main
tanned by the United States mail steamships
GEORGIA 5000 tons. CRESCENT CRY /, 500 tons.
ONO 5000 tons. CHEROKEE 1900 tons.
EMriRECIrY2, 900 tons. PHLADELPHIA I 100 tons.
Leaving New York for Chagres on the llth
and Goth Of each month.
The new steamships Ell DORADO and FAIL
CON will form a direct line between New Or
leans and Chagres, leaving at such periods as will
insure little detention as possible on the 18TH
mus, and forming with The Pacific steamships a
through line to and from New Orleans, and ports
in Mexico, California and Oregon. Passages from
New Orleans can be secured from Armstrong
Lawrason d Co., agents, at that place.
The fare for through tickets from New York to
San Francisco has been reduced from
$500, In state rooms, to $3.50.
$3.50, in lower cabin, to $500.
$500, in steerage, to S165.
The rates from New York to Chagres will pe
at the lowest adopted by any safe sea steamer be-
tween those ports.
For choice Of berths, apply at the Office of the
Company, 81 and SIS South street, aud at their
agency, III West street.
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