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Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-11

Loss of more than taco hundred Hres
Calcutta journals give the following
particulars respecting the burning of
the ship Currymany. laden with coolies
for the Mauritius:
"The kurramany was - anchor at
Cowcolly on the night of the 9th inst.
At 10 O'Clock the alarm of fire was Civ
en- by one of the coolie women aft, and
the pilot, Mr.. Porter, who happened
to be awake at the time, alarmed the
captain. The shiR.ses on fire stimuli
taneously fore and aft, and SO rapid was
the PROCESS of the flames, that the pi-
lot, VINO had gone forward with the
captain to endeavor 10 unshackle the
chain, and get before the wind, she then
riding flood tide, was obliged to aban-
don the attempt and take refuge on the
bowsprit. -Four hundred people were
crowded on the poop. Some made a
rush for the quarter boats hanging to
the dayits. A number of the coolies
got into one of these, The The tackle oi
which were carried away by their
weight, and many of these poor wretch
es were thrown out and drowned; BY
this the boat escaped destruction and
foated up on the flood, and was picked
up crowded with coolies, the next dav,
by the Rather.
The captain and pilot, with the chief
and second mates, got down on the
| iib- boom, which had fallen under the
bows, and were there buffeted by the
waves, with heavy sea running, till
the second mate could hold on no lon
ger, and sank; and the other three
eventually picked up by the boat OF the
Union. Great fears are entertained
that the leadsinan, q fine young man
of the name Of Clarke, is lcst.as he IS
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-11
The Studr of Agriculture.

lfwedesir to be good, practical Far
mers. remarks a writer in the Rural
New Y orker, we must study Agricul-
ture; and there are few pursuits in
which there is wider field open for
inquiry. A farmer may understand,
as his father did, the every day princi-
pies of farming operations well enough
to make living for himself; but there
is much more ahead which may be
reached by little exertion. He must
note every principle and watch the ef-
fects of every new system and endeav-
or TO follow all the most profitable
modes m every department ef husband.
~
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-11
Valuable washing Recipe.

Add one gill Of alcohol to gallon
ofsoft soap, and mix Intimately. Ap-
ply the soap to the clothes in the usual
way and let them soak some hours in
the suds; then rinse out with very little
labor of rubbing. The editor of the
american Agriculturalist obtained the
above from the steward of the Insane
Hospital at Hartford, who says there
rs not an inmate of the establishment
but what has reason enough to appre-
ciate its value.
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-11

THE TABLES TURNED.-A few morn
ings since, according to the n. Y. Ex-
press, man was seen near Broadway
in petticoats, and with a bonnet on!-
When asked by the police why he wore
this costume, he replied, "My wife has
taken my clothes, and have taken
hers" This is about as hard hit as
Bloomerism has yet received.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-30
A PHENOMENON,

The phenomenon Of rain Without clouds.
which the Philadelphia North American no.
ilces as having occurred in that city on Wed.
nesday of last week, was noticed al Norris.
town by The editor of the Free Pfess, who
says: Precisely the same phenomenon was
observed at this place about a quarter pas,
10 o'clock on the same evening. On tho
north and norihwes, horizon dark clouds were
resting, from which lightning issued at re.
peated intervals. These clouds did not rise
from tho horizon more than thirty degrees.
Over head it was perfectly clear. and he stars
shone forth with remarkable brightness. la
thus state Of the heavens, the rain commeu.
ced falling quite smar,ly, increasing in vo!
ume as ii fell, and lasting some four or s
minutes. y a
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-30
A WHOLESOME TRUTH

The Selma, tAla.) teou,heru Enterprise, "
paper neutral in politics but chiefly devoted
as its name implies, to the encouragement, and
Advancement Of Southern Improvements, per.
,inenlly remarks:
:" IL men who 60 to sleep murmuring Sou.
thcrn Rights and in their morning yawus
drawl out Southern Rights, and name their
children Southern Rights would devote a
little Of their attention to the development OF
Southern resources, they would soon have
e rights that would maintain themselves"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-30
From The National M'eliigencer.

THE LATE ARMY COURT MARTIAL
IL was with pain we heard of the result o
the Court. Martial lately held in this civ
which has in the opinion of that Cour, and II
that Of the President Of the United States
required the dsmission OF Gen Talcou ion
the Army. Ia The Union of yesrerda,
morning we find the Official General o. de,
announcing this fact to the Army Of which
The finding Of the Court and ,he decision oil
The President thereon seems to be all lha
1t 10 now necessary TO copy. the Charges ha
wing been heretofore inserted IN on, columns. +,
FINDING AND SENTENCE tF THE unT
Alter mature deliberalion on all ,he eyi.
dencs adduced, The Court finds the accused
Breve, Brigsdier George Talcou, Colonel
Of the Ordnance Department, as follows:
CHARGGI.
Specification. guilty" and "guilty," Of tie
CHANGE.
CHARGE III.
Specification. "guily." and guilty" OF the
CHARGE
lsi specification guilty" cx p the words Il ere.
in "o"d had previously reported 10 the Seerefo,u
Of War"
% sPeeifeotion, mot guilty"
81 spee.feofion,
4h 'pse.fcation
5h specification, }"gully."
6th spee,featirn.
III spee,feofion,
And gully" of the CHARGE.
SENTENCE.
And the Court does sentence him, Brevet
Brigadier General George TaIeo,t, Colonel
of the Ordnance Department, "to be di,miss
ed ,he .errice."
ii. Ia conformity with the 65lh Of the
rules and articles Of war, the proceedings of
the General Court. Martial ia the forepo
iog case have been Transmitted TO the Pre.i
den, of The United States.
The following is the decision thereon:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July s, 1851.
The foregoing proceedings Of The Court
Martial COR the trial Of Btevet Bricadier Ge
neral George TsIcou having been laid before
the. and having been by me duly examined
and considered, | hereby confirm The same.
MILLARD FILLMORE.
III. Brevet Brigad,er General George
Ta'cot accordingly ceases to be an officer of
the army from this ds,e.
10 reviewing these proceedings the Presi.
den. ha. seen with regret, and feels conslrain
ed to notice the irreguIsri,y and neg gence
which, throughout the transaction in which
they originated, characterized the conduct
OF Breve, Colonel Huger. commander of the
Fort Monroe arsenal. The confidence natu.
rally reposed by him in The head Of his corps
furnishes undoubtedly some apology for his
course, but cannot justify il.
The President deems i, proper, particular.
ly. 10 express his dIsapprobal,on OF all private
correspondence on official business. Such
praclice not only prevents the preservation
of q distinct and lntelis BILE record of any
transaction, so indispensable in Govern.
ment where public agents are liable to be
frequently changed, but i. is incompatible
with The admitted accountability of every of,
ficer employed in the disbursement Of public
~. The General Cour, Martial. Of which
Brsvst Major General Twiggs is President,
is dissolved.
BY command Of he President:
R. JONES, Adjutant General.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-30
YANKEE DOODLE.

In curious book on The round towers Of
Ireland, the origin Of the term Yankee Doc.
die was traced to the Persian phrase Cyan.
XII Dooniah," or Inhabitants OF the New
World" Layard, in his book on " Nineveh
and lis Remains" also mentions "Y Yanph,.
dunia :" as the Persian name Of America.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-30
MORE DEMOCRATIC TESTIMONY IN FA.
VOR OF MR.. FILLMORE

Senator Clemens, Of Alabama, distinguish
ed Southern Democrat, ardent in his attach.
men, 10 the South and in his ,ndica,ion of
Southern rights, spoke as follows Of Presi.
denl Fillmore, in the United States Senate
on the 22d of February last:
Sir, honor him for his course, and if the
appreciation of political opponent who has,
at times done him some wrong, be st all CRATE.
ful TO him, let him be assured that not only
bu, thousands Of others Of my political friends,
heartily thank him FOR what he has done, and
ferven,ly thank God ,ha, we have in this
crisis patriot and aafesman at the head
Of affairs Tho kno~s his duty and dares to per.
fermit.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-30

ty. We may add that :he appreciation ol
such man by Southern minds Is no, affected
by The question 10 what section he belongs.
OF the eleven Presidents of the U. States
who have been elected by the people, eight
have been natives Of The South. II her pro.
portion had been much less, she would still
have no reason To otjeci 10 a 9 Northern man
"iih " AMERICAN principles, and an Ame
fcan characer.-R Richmond Republican,.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-30

my payilioned couch, where besides the re-.
heshing visit Of Morpheus, | expect some
malicious enjoy men, in listening TO the va
riou' trumpet notes of'he Mosquitoes as they
vainly besIege my bulwsrks, SO you will &C.
cep' GOOD Nlght from
A TRAVELLER.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-30
COMMODORE STOCKTON ON sLAvfEekE,,

COMMODORE STOCKTON ON SLAYER
Commodore Stockton delivered speech a,
Elizabelhtown, N. j., on the 4,h inst, when
he said, in sllusion to the new territory:
That the citizens Of the South had per.
feet right TO carry their slave property upon
all such acquisitions, and that any attempt Of
the general government 10 invade that right.
was an aggression upon the guarantees of the
Constitution
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-30

" Weare glad to learn that the prospects
of General Foote's election as Governor of
Mississippi, are very bright and promising,
OF Mr.. Cobb's election in,Georeia there can
be no doubt. Thus will prevail, in the two
mos. impor,an, States Of the Soulh, the princi.
pies Of the Union party.-Pet Intel.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-30

The Springfield Pos, says ,ha, there are liv.
ing 10 the town Of Lunenburs, in Mass, at the
present time, for,yeight persons who were lv.
ing when the Declaration Of Indep ependsnce was
made. Several of them are over nintey years
old. The entire population Of the town ia
but 300.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-05
CITY Intelligence.

s,pprS prsru-phi, ~ Rust. long AMI savor.sh.y
known efficient and popular hotel keeper, II sys-
~uge " ~. died suddenly Thursday, while visit to
this city. n aroplcxy Mr. Ru-t. though complaining
~ times Of III health, hour before his death.
III, rf, anil " Gprrrcnt good health. Ills remains.
und rtand win be- TO his late re.dence Ia SYRIA
eusc fer in The hotels universally Ia Tie city
in Difference to HE memory rolscd their ooss nei,-nls
frpious prnSG.-Anqtbcr instance Of recsles drv.ng
under our observation ON Thursday u-sveen hd.
pat two and three oclock 4 German, named Gc-r--
Dnzcr residing at 1oa Ridge street dashed with horse
rrd cart through Broadway, turned rapidly into Park
place and Knocked down a well dressed young woman
named Pauline Deni-on who conveyed in carriage
To her residence in Duane street where u ascertansd
that her leg was badly njurcd The fellow secured
and lodged la the Iombs To abide an investigations and
independent II the penalty he has incurred r reeke,
driving appears that he " unlicensed carter and
tbcr'ty subject 20 penalty,
Pms rso, IAwruiSr-Ia-t Thursday. az squaatsr pa.
PIP. w.. fire broke out In a frame building occupied
by person named Ganlcy. rs storr aud dwelling ~
Elm street. within few doors Of Duane street Tte
of the fire the bursting ~ camrhne lamp
the origin q many fires in New York. The flames
'prrad rapidly and in very short time made their APP
p,nranrc through the roof The rcmsn, however,
pr, mpy in attendance and by their cxertons succeed
in distinguishing tho FIRE before very extensive da
mage was done. The loss. however. between fire and
water T. considerable 10 POOR man who y not insured
T~prSroox 10 Dnc~S UrnsrLr.--Last Thursday
night young woman was seen 70 go down on the
Custou House pier. 1T whitehall AMI walk or jump OF
into tho water. She WA taken out by some Of the
rntc States night inspectors and taken into the barge
scc where she received all the care aud attention that
her cnsc required Che was soon restored aud gave he.
anime a. Lucinda Thompson ~ years ~ ag. but refused
10 give ~ where she lived. she was taken
Go 10. ta-t ward station house by onicer Fream.
ForoD ipo~S rp.-The body of an unknown man was
scund .n Thursday morning floating In the dock nj the
fcct "a Barclay street
Drsp runp FotSp--Tbe police Of IN. Nineteenth
~rrd Eund dead child on "Wednesday in Jones wood
Third svrnuc AMI took u 10 the Yorvie station
home.
KnsrSo n, M,pic,L M,L-ra,cucr--A protested Do.
Scr ns,osd -vnrtz residing In tn Tenth ward
rtstes On warrant, ON "Wednesday evening. charge
~ mslrrac'r" IN causing the death Of George Mpeh
~ sprgical operation.
CrsuN,eicus srSrr Dsrrn-on "Wednesday, Ely =
ynr,h arrested Iy officer ~ the Eighth ward for
fusirg drive iN' stage. No of the ffh avent.
line. lie brought w the oncer with the stage 70
abe depot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-05

noCTOR yoURsELF-TOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
~ By Of the Pocket Esculapius Every One Hh
Own Physician; ttrtieth edition, with hundred
cravings showing diseases and in shaps
and form, by William Young N. D., Graduate Of the Uni
verty OF Pennsylvania The various forms Of dis
Gases faithfully described, and all the recipes given
plain language The chapter Self Abuse 10 worthy
Par.cuiar attention, and should b read ~ every
Young who have unfortunate contracting die
previous 70 placing yourslyes under hs Of
doctor matter what bis prstsnsons be- get copy
this truly useful work Strangers visiting the city partou
larry those contemplating marriage don't think ofrstarn
Ing home without ccpy Of the Pocket Hsc-apus Sea
captains and persons going should possess Dr. Young
Treatise Marriage the Pocket &scuapus or Every One
enclosed IN letter VII reeey. one copy Of this book y
wM YOUNG 52 Spruce street. Philadelphia also for sale
by stringcr Townsend. ~ Broadway, New York.
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DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE

Darts AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
II diseases, in few hoars, by vegetable application,
without pain In debility brought by improper habits
and constitutional Affections he combines medicines with
the local remedy and ,how there housand
who cannot be cured without IT, he has daily Of
duration from the other physicians In ALL he suaran
ts permanent cure lie has STRUCTURES daily be cures
without causc which others BY their expe
ling the former disease soon enough Ills diploma, with
thssc and the hundeds Of show chat
equal ~ You cured me In one day-D. N. Corbyn. One
local application cured me 10 r. hours after another Doe
tor tried long tlmsC. Derond. raid $500 in ave
70 be cured Of weakness from self abuse without bsns
It, yet cured BY local and general treatment in
short ume-Jas Evans. You cured Of the worst Of
syphtc ulcers body and face In short time, after
had been under three physicians for besides using
every quaeh nsaeine could hear OWN Ferguson Perth
Amboy Those at distance can, by enclosing Fee be
treated by mail once hours from A. NJ 70 r. ~, ani
1Ns1 ~ Larment, u. D., ~ Rsads street, two doors
nom Broaa~ay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-05

INDEPENDENT LINE.-THE NEW AND SPLENDID
L steamship NORTH AMERICA, will leave Pier g. North
River Friday 18th April and will land her
Chafres time the
pendent Line at Panama 25th Of April and arrive in San
Francisco before the 18th May being just thirty days from
New York 70 San Francisco. Through tickets for sale
Cheaper and quicker than other line For freight
passage, apply to BERf0RD CO.,
2Vesey street, Astor House, N. Y.
Treght TO San Francisco, IS cents per Id.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-05

FARE REDUcED-oNLY THROUGH LINE FOR SAN
Francisco via Chagres direct and the United states
Mail Steamers the Pacific On Thursday, April 10TH
spen did steamship CRESCENT CITY 800 burthen,
Chagres direct on Thursday April 10Th at o'clock Pas
by this vessel will connect with the United States
NAL Steamer TEN NESSEE, to leave Panama about
May ls For freight passage apply the oe 5 south
street, "A No. III West street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-05

LH0R SAN rRANCIsCO.-FIRsT vEsSEL.-DIsPATCH
LineTo sail on or about the 18th April. The new and
splendid clipper ship ST. THOMAS 10 now loading and will
have prompt dispatch This splendid ship has been built
greatest possible Inducements being quick ship, and
ing freight at low rates few be taken In
frat and second cabins. Apply TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-05

For freight or passage apply to
EDWARD x: COLLINS, No. IS Wall street, ny.
BROWN SHIPLEY u CO., Liverpool
T. e. ROBERTS CO., Is Kings Arm Yard, London.
L. DRAPER, in, Boulevard. Montmartre. Paris.
owners Of these ships Will be gold
silver bullion specie ewery precious stones metals
unless bills signed therefor and the value Aerof
thertn Expressed. .
the hrst Of April the rate Of freight the above
steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-05

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPANY.-FoR BRE-
- - men via Sogthamgton The United States Mail
sail for Bremen via Southampton Saturday April 18th
surgeon s attached to the ship All pass
through the Post Office Specie delivered in Havre. Fo
''eSn' ROLLER. sRHb RIERA, Agents, 80 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-05

I WAS CURED by DIR. uEINE, NO. - DUANE ST.,
Of number of large and painful from which had
.nsrsd for e,sr Two years All hc ssones imasnsbls q
r. Lee AID Bo~sry Of stant1n street. J. waisA
AID fifth ward B-Hundrsds Of references siven
a. the Dostsrs sNee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-05

r IyT OF LITTERs REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
L. Poet once. April 8, 1901.
sLI-usp ~ rvs rArsn HAvrSo
ctpcvLArrov.
Please menton TIE date 81 the In which they are
advertised. LADIES LIST.
AIMEE M.sry Asbery ssdlie v, Alexander xr. Btr.
Allen ureJW Reaas stress tina
Nrms.rens sis Anrsn Mrs, Broad ArSstsesg xrs q
Arthur h,ss HaGfss way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-05
NEW ERA IN MEpIcINE-TUE GERMAN xEpI

NEW ERA IN MEDICTSE-THE GERMAN MEDT-
n cal and Surgical Institute No Chambers street
founded the OF crushing aunhat
that deceit and corruption Quaokery Is
founder possessed with firm and honest belief that
stuton founded for humane would he looked
on and sustained as great public blessing appeal TO an
ghteDsd public for their countenance and that susnance
the undertaking deserves and demands This Institute
under the immediate superintendent of Dr. r. Clement
assisted by two medical gentlemen Of emnence who have
had under he, charge some q the most hospitals
Berlin Vienna and from their aud extensive
practice and great knowledge Of medical science all
placing themselves under their charge q speedy
eradication Of their disssse Old obstinate that
have bSn the skin Of those claiming % belong to the med
cal faculty and appear hopeless viii Be treated ration
al and scie ithc principles receiving and speedy
relief ore hours from ], A. NJ until 3, y. n. No.
Chambers street, neer Chatham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-05

Nsi stssnsrs-Ths ships prisas this line are Tie
following
ATLANTIC. Capt. West.
fACnLS capt Nye.
Ckpt Luce
BALiC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Capt. Constock.
These shps havn. been built by contract "a.
service every care has been taken
speed and their accommodation for passengers
s9used fer elegance comfort Price Of passage from New
YORK to Liverpool $780, exclusive OF
rooms $s25 from Liverpool to New York. ES An expert
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-05

u RECOMMENDATIONS TO DOCTOR HRINE.-I HERE
N by certify that DR. Beiue No ~ Duane street. cured
Of Of large various parts 81 person.
nose and tbroaS bonss were swollen and
suffered beyond descriptions perfect erprl~
Der Of other Physicians pronounced me neurab Will give
full particulars any who call ut Doshertys
pilot ehee VI South street and Maiden lane,
CAPT. RICuA ARD YATES.
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MEDICAL.

Two FENALEs-DR. LAFONTs CELEBRATED PILLS.
These Pills safe in 1heir enects and highly
priced as female Isdiene to be used in case. Of
For sale Of Broadway and John
Broadway and Beach street. Price. ffty cents and
dollar Ier boz.
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NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work the nature and rsatsosnt q ascse dsssses
and all the kindred Observation-Disclosures ~ feas nun
Der Of beautifully colored plates, as large A. life ~ honsi
Bostwiok, N d. lecturer surgery and diseases OF sns
above named nature. IL In large quartoJ0 pages seecns
edition price Slo Extract from the Boston Medical sa
Surgical Journal be said, fearesefy 70 Be edua
70 Records Actons works the same family Of deases
and far superior 70 anything Of the hind published
this country" Author Of "The Family rhysican; prios
e cents. A.thsr o. "a vcrh On .ssf.abass and its =
price ST. For sale At the publishers sTRtNGER& TOWN
sEND T. Broadway. and by the author 6Ot Broadway.
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pACIFIC NAIL srEAMsnIP CoMPANY.-loNLY

PAGIrIcc, N, NAIL Z. STEAMSHIP GoMPANY-toNtY
informed that under the this Com
pany steamers inspected and approved BY the Navy De-
nue to leave Panama San Francisco and 18th
days Of each month unless acct
The following packets belonging the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company are now in the Pacific Of which will
OREGON .loss tons REPUBLIC. i, 800 tons.
toms tom: 600
C0LuMBiA. 500 tons. FREMONT ..... 90 tons
The new steamship COLUMBIA will ply between San
Francisco and ports Oregon awaiting former port
turning without delay with and for the
steamer from San Francisco.
Areguar line Of propelers will be kept up
ma and San Francisco.
The well-known steamship SARAH SANDS of 500 tons
burthen under charter the company and peculiarly
commodicus her cabin arrangements will be kept running
extra family boat.
tween Acapul. o and the ether Mexican ports.
The connection in the Atlantic will be maintained by the
GEORGlA..... 1900 tons. CRESCENT CITY.1,JOU tons.
OHIO; 5000 tons. CHEROKEE .l,3o tons.
month. =
form direct line between New Orleans aud Chagres leav
ing at such periods will little detention
ships through line to and from New Orleans and ports in
Mexico, Calf onia and Oregon. Passage from New Orleans
can be secured from Armstrong Lavrason Co.. agents.
through tickets from New York to San Fran
csco has been reduced from
SaW in state rooms to $50
$50 in lower cabin to 500.
500, in eteerage to SlOo.
The from New York Chagres will at the lowest
adopted by sac steamer between those ports.
choice Of berths apply At the Office Of the Company
"a and s. South street and ut their agency liz West ST.
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Gk00 REwARD.-yEi. .Ls = srsr..s s,.era "a or
makes speedy cure without N. lsa., o. s's s
drink, exposure or change In application 10 tunne-
proprietor challenges single ease which the misturs
not cure, under the forfeiture Of ave hundred dola h
bottles with full dirsctions at 81 One bottle
lsss yssh-mAny are cured n two day.. For ssls sy
n. RING lv2 broadway, and i@ Bayard street, ~. IL W.
r. Little, o4 Hanover street. BestoA Wrsht Co., New
Orls