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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-12-25
A Brace OF Cutting zn,prornptu.s

Fox, the celebrated orator, was one day told
by a lady whom he visited, that she did not care
''thres skips Of a touse for him" He immediate
ly took out his pencil and wrote the following
lines:
g lady has told me, and in her own house,
That she cares not for me three skips of louise
forgive the dear creature for what she has said
Since woman will talk of what runs i'm their heads
After Burke had finished his extraordinary
speech against Warren Hastings, friend of the
latter wrote the following impromptu, which
can hardly be surpassed;
'' Oft have wondered that on Irish ground
No uenomOus reptile ever yet was found:
The secret stands revealed in natures work.
She saved her cenon TO create q BuRKE.''
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-12-25

FGHsDeEfe

recent letter from an American gentleman
in Naples, says:
''Vesuvius is calmly smoking, and seems dis
posed TO rest himself from the fatigues of his
devastating labors Of last year. Pompeii is
slowly appearing above ground. About 90 la
borers are kept at work, who managed to get off
CARLOAD Of earth day frem the superincum-
bent city. Not one half of the entire city is yet
excayated. The earthly mound which covers it
is an exceedingly beautiful and rich vineyard
with houses of peasants scattered over its sur
face. A portion of the sea wall has recently
been unearthed, which goes to confirm the opin-
ion that the sea- now nearly one mile distant
once laved the walls of Pompeii''
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-12-25
The Colossus OF Rhodes.

The Colossus of Rhodes was a bronze figure,
fashioned by Chares, disciple of Lysippus,
three hundred years before Christ, and probably
the idea was first conceived in the copper smith
cry OF -Lysippus. Its height was one hundred
and five feet, Its thumbs were fathom in cir
cumferepce, and each finger is said TO have heen
fully as large ordinary statue. Ships
passed between its legs on entering the harbor
Of Rhodes, which they spanned This statue
was upset by an earthquake, when it had stood
seventy years, and after lying on the ground for
nine hundred years, was finally sold to Jew
merchant by the Saracens, who loaded nine
hundred camels with the fragments.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-12-25
GBBISBURG, DECEMBER Is. 1851

But alas for the naughty Miss Mac Bride.
twas such shock to her precious pride
0he couldn't recover, although she tried,
Her jaded spirits to rally
Twas dreadful change in human affairs
From place Sup town to a nook s.Up stairs !,
From an Avenue down TO an alley =
Twas little coincidence she had, God wot-
from her troops of friends, who hadn't forgot
The airs she used to borrow:
nhey had civil phrase enough but yet
twas PLAIN to see, that their deepest .regret''
Was different thing from sorrow.
They owned it couldn't have well been any worse
10 go from full to en- empty purse:
10 expect reYersion and get reverse.
Was truly dismal feature
bu' IL wasn't strange-they whispered-at all
That the Summer of pride should have its Fail
was quite according to Nature.
And one Of the chaps who made pun,
As II 1t were quite legitimate fun
TO be blazing away at every one
with regular double loaded gun,
=, Remark d that moral transgression
Alw avs brings retributive stings.
To candle makers as well as kings.
For making light of cereous things"
Was very wicked profession.
And vulgar people, the saucy churls,
inquired about the price of Pearls, -
And mock'd her situation:
nhe wasn't ruined-they yenturel 10 hope
because she was poor, she needn't nope
Few people were better off for soap,
And that was = consolation.
And to make her cup of woe run over.
Her elegant, ardent, plighted lover
Was the very first 10 forsake her:
:. He regretted the step, twas true
The lady had pride enough for two,
But that alone would never do
To quiet the butcher and baker.
And now the unhappy Miss Mae Bride
The merest ghost of her early pride
Bewails her lonely position;
Cramped in the very narronest niche
Above the poor and below the rich:
Was ever q worse condition?
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-12-25
Ii o r A l..

Because you flourish in worldly affairs
Don be naughty and put on airs
with insolent pride of station
Don't be proud and turn up Your nose
AT poorer people in palmer clothes,
Du' learn, Tor the sake of your minds repose,
That wealth is n bubble that comes and poas >
and that all Proud Flesh, wherever it grows
Is sub bject to irritation
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-03-27
A FUJEE SUPPLY OF Rutts q

Christian Almanac,
A ND the Tract Society publications., can be obtained
IA Of STORRS 4 l. ANGDON.
December IL, 1850. 50af
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-03-27
1000 lbs. Candles,

CTORRs LANGDON have just returned from New
- YoEk and Boston, and are daily receiving lots of New
Sood. 4Stf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-03-27
Receipts of the Freeman, since
Feb. 2Sth,

F. Farrer ]. Palmer, S. W. Wells, B. Reed,
S. Nye. f.. Brigham, D. McAlister, S. Ruggles,
w. Hoffman, D. Cobb, S. Darling, J, C. Jack
son. C. N. Bancroft, T. Harvey, J. Stewart, L..
Sanborn, J. G. Snow, A.. G.. Comings, J. A. 81
monds, W. Wheatley, M. Bedding, G. Hopkins,
]. Porter, N. Blodgett, M, Haynes, N. Robinson,
A. Davis, L. Joslin, M. Dewey, l.. LathroP, E.
Blodgett, ]. Eddy, 7. Samson, D. Whitlock, L.
Tinkham, C. Peabody, J, Renfrew, IF. George,
S. Thompson, ], White, Jr., A. S%anboru, S. Cur
rier, J. p. Boyce, H. P. Sumner, ltha. Smith, l..
l.. Smith, ]. Nj. Boyce, D. f. Bean, ]. Page, c.
Walling, M. Stowe, S. Dodge, w. Webster, J.
Abbott, D. Lord, NJ. Bassett, g. Crane, G. w.
Ferrin, ]. Gould, N. Hurd, ]. Bprrage, A. Pierce,
L. S. Whitcomb. B. II. Cushman, $3.50 each.
C.. Sawyer, A. s. Ladd, N. Scribner, H.
Wales, C.. Pearsons, A. Leonard, A. G. Allen,
J. Rich, $500 each.
A. Baldwin, J. w. Bigelow, I. B. Streeter, w.
LOOMS, C. C. Arms, B. II. Snow, $500 each.
S. w Fisher, S. Rand, G.. Putnam, s. Put
nam, S. Simonds, P. Williams, A. Hutchinson,
D. Flint, L. Howard, $l,0O each.
A. L. Brigham, j.. P. Capron, K. Whittemore,
J. Nesbit, J. bod &c, w. Norris, M. Lewis, rs
A. Wheeler, 90 cts Z. Delano, 50 cts; G.
w. Harrington, 81 cts H. Taylor, $2,7l; ].
Woodbury., 1926; J. Woodward, $3.50; j.
Blanchard, IS cts; L. Shorwin, so cts W.Fisk,
81 Log; O, Gleason, S. Wright, so cts each; A.
Boyles, A. b. c. Davis, J.. W Briggs, Kilbourn
& Bartlett, $1,62 each; A. Ronfrew, A Russell,
1888 each; l., Eastman, $500; II. Bingham,
$3.50; P. Boyce, "a cts ). s@lth, 25 cts ;
Dudley & Slayton 81, G5; ii. ISenfsew, $3.50:
A. Brainerd, SLIP; L. Darling, II cts.
Amounting in all to $l0295.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-03-27
Foreign News,

The franklin arrived on the 23d inst, bring
;ag news that in England 40 ministry had yet
been formed. Provisions were making to send
troons 10 South Africa, to aid the Colonists TO
cany on a war against the Kafrs, who were
Burning whole villages and pIunderlng the m
habitants.
A ship load of the Hungarian c%aPtives, mot
including Kossuth,) had reached Liverpool
The German and Prussian troubles bid fair to
be revived, in consequence Of the refusal of the
latter to acceed to all the articles of the settle
neul which the former had laid down.
Turkey g. Russia are beginning to disagree,
the Sultan being determined TO resist the oc-
%cupation of Wallackia and Moldavia by Bus
sian troops.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-03-27
Oliver Afherton,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
Washington District, IS. Montpelier, in said District, on
the 25th day of March, $751;
IRA ARMS. of Duxbury, Admr. on the Estate OF Oliver
| Atherton, late of Middles X in said District, deceased
interstate, makes application to SAID Court here for license
TO sell the whole of the Real Estate Of said decease ex-
ceptine the Widows dover, but including the reversion
therein. to raise money to pay the debts due from said e-
tate and expenses OF administration, Alledging that it is
necessary to sell n part thereof, and that a part cannot be
sold without injury to those interested in the remainder:
the personal estite thereof being insufficient for said pur-
noses; and the same appearing necessary. Whereupon,i it
is ordered that said application be referred to- a session of
said Court, to be holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier,
on the 18th day of April, 1851, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for
hearing and decision and further ordered that all inter
ested in said estate, be notified thereof by publishing the
substance of said application and the orders therein, three
weeks successfully in the Green Mountain Freeman,
printed at Montpelier, all of which to be before SAID time
appointed for The hearing and deC9ion, that they may APP
pear at said time and place, if they see cause, and give
bonds for the payment Gfsaid debts and expenses as by law
required to prevent said license being granted.
By the Court.
Atrue copy of record. "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-03-27
From California,

The Ohio has again arrived. There has been
no election of y. S. Senator, either King or
Fremont will be elected, it is now predicted.
and Fremont's chances are greatly on the in.
crease. New discoveries Of gold are reported
on the tops of high hills on Moketumne River
which are throwing the Sea bluff stories quite
into the shade, Dry and warm weaker has
commenced unusually carly.
Flour was $40 per barrel. Many were going
into agriculture, and farming tools were in great
demand.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-03-27
CAMBRIDGE

WEDNESDAY, March 10.
At market, SIG Cattle-about AIS Beeves, and
Sc Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows g.
Calves, yeorlings, 2 and 3 years old.
PRICES. MARKET BEEF-Extra, S $50 per
cwt., lst quality, 6 90, Cd quality, 5 50,3d quail
ty SIS 90. Ordinary $4 so.
HideS-$5 25 per cwt.
SToREs-Working Oxen-S65, IS a ITO.
Cows AND ~CALyEs-$16, 81 a 80.
YEARIfNGs-$I0 15-Two Years old-$l5,
10 a 22-Three Years old-$l8, 24u27.
SHEEr AND LAMBs-11I0 at market nearly
all sold,
PnrCEs-Extra, s 4 90, 600, a 7 90.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-03-27
MARKET,

Thursday, March, 20.
At market, $50 Beef Cattle, no Stores, q
pairs Working Oxen, AZ Cows & Calves, 160(
Sheep and Lambs and2300 Swine.
PRICES. BEEF CATTLE-Extra, Sc so
Quality, 6O0-Second, 5 75-Third, 400
a a so.
WORKING OxEN-S6O, IS, 90, 100,
Cows AND CALvEs-S23, 25, %, 80 IS.
SHEEP & LAMBs-$2 rs, 90.
SwINE-5 a 6-Retail, 6 a Z.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-03-27
1florriG6.

In Mortified, March Goth, by Rev. Jehial
Clailn, Mr.. Sidney N. Miller, of Mortified, to
Miss Lucy Kathran, of Mortified.
In Greensboro, March, 10Th, by Rev. j. P.
Stone, Mr.. Leander Walbridge, of Cabot, to
Miss Nancy ]. Wood, of Greensboro.
In Roxbury, March II, by Elijah Winch, Esq,
Mr.. Amariah c, Cram, of Roxbury, and Miss
MaIinda A. Dean, of Bethel.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-03-27
Dte0.

In Berlin on the 22d inst, of lung fever, Mr..
Lemuel w. Sargent, Formerly of Hill, N. H.
aged "A.
In Brandon, March 9th, Josiah w. Hale.
In Windhall, Vt. March 4th, Harriet, wife of
VIM. Brooks, aged Sc.
At Shoreham, March 9Th, Henry c., son of
Kent Wright, Esq, aged 10 years.
In Benson, Feb. II, of apoplexy, Capt, Ashur
Olmstead, in the 80th year Of his age.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-03-27
Gbe A(Qrkets.
o AND GRAIN

BosTON, March %.
FLOUR. There is rather more demand for
the article, but prices are less firm. Ohio and
Michigan, $4 GO a $4,75-Commou Genesee, s
Fancy, 5 25 550-Extra, 5,75 a 6 90. Rye
Flour, 1857. Corn Meal, 3 25.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-03-27
New De LANES,
Liberation,

HRLAIN and Figured, Express Styles, just received by
II STORRS Il LANGDON.
December II, 1850. 50tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-03-27

I HAVE this day given my son, Joseph B. Brown, his
l time during the remainder Of his minority, and shall
not claim his earnings nor pay any debts of his contracting
aleT this date. BENJAMIN BROWN.
Calais, March 10, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

AT A SURROGATE'S COURT, held
IN and for the County q NewYorS at the snr,ogses
Once, the city II New Ycrs the First ut August,
the thousand eight hundred and hAy-one
sent Alexander " Bradford Surrogate In the matter of
the Application 90 mortgage lease sell the Real Estate
JOHN PHELAN. decreased On reading and fling the
application Of WILLIAM n. TArTERSALL Executor
Of the last Will and Testn. IL II John Phean late Of the
City Of Newly deceased. for authority to mortgage
lease sell the Real Estate OF the SAID deceased for the
payment Of MS debts ordered, that ali persons inter-
ssted the estate Of the said John Phean deceased
pear tefcre The Surrogate of the County or Newfork
his 0fce the City Of NewYorS, the Fifteenth day
of September az ten o'clock the forenoon OF that
day then and there to show Why authority should
be 20 the Executor % lease sell
much Of the Real Estate the SAID John Phclan deceased
shall he sufficient to paw his debts
aus 4w A W BRADFORD, Surrogate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16
aus Nv - sunni WV a " BRADFORD. Surrogate
SUPREME COURT-In the matter o

Sths application II she Mayo<, Aldermen aud Comna.,
atty Of the CITY Of NesSork relative To the OPENING
and EXTENSION Of WASHINGTON STREET from Is
present termination az Gansevoorts'eet to
in the Ninth Ward Of said CITY Public notice hereby
given by The MayJr Aldermen and Connenaity OF the
City of NewYork pnrsuan; 20 the statutes m such case
made and provided tha; The SAID The Mayor Aldermen and
Commonsl ty Of The City Newlork intend 20 make ap
pcation 10 the Supreme Court OF the State ot
At SPECIAL ,erm Of the SAID Court to be held a the City
Hall IN the City IT New YORK SATURDAY, the 10th day n
August nsIt the opening If the Court on thar day "
thereafter counsel can be heant tor the appomt-
ment Of Commissioner II Estimate and Assessment IN the
above entitled matter that The nature and extent OF
the Intended the ,tcnson aud opening II
ashm gto- street I'll, Nnh Ward of the C0 vi New
York termination at GanScyoort-aTeet "a
Twelfth street by continuing the same IA the same dlsec-
ton and If The Sth Washington street IL AZ
sent between Troy aE SaRseyoort streets Dated New
York. july p, 1851. HENRY T. DAVIES,
iy23 tAngl6 Counsel TO the Corporation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16
NETWORK SUPERIOR COURT

George Hardlnge against Catherine Hardnge, SUIT for
divorce Van Horenbergh, Plaintiffs Attorney. TO
CATHERINE HARDINGE You are hereby summoned
and required 10 the complaint ~ thus acon when
was this day filed the Office Of the CLERK OF te superior
Cont Of the CITY of NeN-York at the City Hail. Ne"
York CITY and copy OF your answer 70 the SAID
compla Mt ON the subscriber at has Office, No 5ji brooe
street City of NewYork, within twenty days a'ei ths
service of this summons YOU exclusive OF the uay OF
ench seryice and # you fail the SAID comp amt
within the time aforesaid. the pantf IN this action WIZ
apply 10 the Count for the rchei demanded complaint
Dated July I'd. 1851 - -, ..- .,.
NJ VAN HOV ENBERGH Plaintiff Attorney
VIZ l,ws,sss No 33i BrOOme-street New-Yofk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF

~ the Application Of the Mayor Aldermen and Common
atty Of the City NewYork. relative 10 the EXTEND
ING OF CANAL-STREET IN The SAID city, IN straight
line nersects Walkersreet, and the widening Of
Walker the city the ntSthery eide 50 rs
10 form street seventy five feet width to Rutgers street
and the throwing of the gore formed by the intersection n
Center Orange Walker and Canal streets INTO the street
The undersigned Commissioners of Estimate aud Assess
ment IN the above entitled matter pursuance II Rule
Order the said Supreme Court made CA the thrd IA.
of June 1851 he eby .i,e public notice that application
Will be made IN the Court Special Term thereof
~ be held the Cts Hall of the City vi Ncwfnk on t
10th DAY OF AUGUST next az the opening Of the Court
on that day or thereafter Counsel can be heard
for Rule or Order that The Report heretofore made The
sald matter by the of Estimate and Assess
ment appointed therein be referred back TO the Comms
ouers for revlsa correction with To re consider
the subject matter Of the sand Report and 20 make new
Report If their Judgment shall be necessary or e,pe-
dent or for such other Order the SAID Court think
prorer 20 make m the premses-Dated NewYork, July
40 is5I RICHARD J. SNIrH.)
OGDEN EDWARDS } COmmissoners
iy30,Aue,6 GERARDCS CLARK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16
iy3o ,Aug.ls GERARDUS CLARK
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of

~ the application If the Mavor, Aldermen and Com
monaty of the City OF Esw-YOrs. relative to the EA-
TENDING of CANhL-ST IN SAID city ~ ss,s AZ me
until II intersscts Walker-st, and the WIDENING 81
WALKER-ST IN the SAID CITY the Northerl side So as
10 form street seventy five feet IN width to Ru'gcsst
and the throwing Of the cor. formed o inc
In pursuance OF rule order of the SAID Supreme Court
made the I'D day Of June, 1851 IN the above entitled mai
ter Public Notice hereby gwen that an appciuon WIN
made the said Court NJ special term thereoi 20 oe
held al the City Hall Of the City Of New iorN on "a r.
DAY the 18th av If August the opening of the
Court tina, day theeafte as counsel can pe
heard for rude order that the Report heretofore male
in the SAID matter by the Commissioned u Estimate ana
Assessment appointed therein be referred back To the Co-
mjssoners for reylsal correction, with power 10 recon
sder the subsct matter Of the said report and - make
new report IT, III their judgment shall DO necessary ana
eypedent or for such other order the said Court may
think proper 10 make the premises Dated New YORK,
July 10Th, 1851. HENRY e. DAVIES, Counsel 70 mo
Corporation. USVthIo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16

COAL.-Coal - per tun for White Ash,
err and scve and 81 Is for Red Ash, ezg and tovs
dehve1ed fem eoats AZ re ElisabethH. aul sm'
THE SUBSCRIBER is authorized Ia
u Agent Of the Company 70 contract for the delivery
CAKCOE8 Of the csisbrsisA COAL from the salem -
Einss :: Pottsvns Pa formerly worked BY Mnsss hag-
wood and JshA @. Howes. . n oorvv e v.u
M lys . =. V0Os,, ~ " e.-ee
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

NOR LIVERPOOL Limited State.
Il Mail Steamship PACIFIC, Capt Ezra Nye. This
steamship Will depart with the United States Mas for
Europe positively ON SATURDAY, Aug l6, at IL O'Clock,
NJ from her berth, at the foot of Cana-st.
No berth secured TIL paid for.
freight passage, having unequaled accominooa-
~ " EDWD X COLLINS, IS Wall-st.
The steamship BALTIC will succeed the Pacihc, ana
anil Auyus, an au7
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s NAH. STEAMSHIP COMPA.

u sNY.-For yEw-ORIEANs direct: va HAVANA
X. .I.ss ases
t1ns burden, Henry Windle, lnmsnaer. v1n san On
3. az a. .i:s e
direct for HAVANA and NEW ORLEANS.
Caeres passengers transferred II IA TO the ehda
double ensine steamship FALCON.
Freight taken 20 New orleans a: 81 cent, nsr fno'
Will Re signed after The steamer has sailed
NB-shIppes requested 70 supply Themselves With
IAs SS@psn !as BIZ; Of @ Shea m'y T. aad on
fsgh. or passage .pSy a, the 'hce of'he CoHran
No. y, Nest-'s, corner Of warrsD- =, y poorprs
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP GOA
Il PANY -OIsy tAroush Line for California aud OleEus
The pubic informed tina, under ,hs al
Of s COMPANY seamen inspected and approved By ihs
continue 20 leave Panama and San Frsrscs the 81 ans
18th days Of month niles detained bv unavoidable ae
cidenis and vi; touch n Arueo, ssn Irego ard hon'
The felo aiss steamships belonging Pscihc MAJ
vH b. always IN port a, each end Of the r-use:
Oregon. $50 tuns; Resob,ic, 200 ruas
California $50 tuns Columbus co. tuss
Northerner, 200 tuns; Unlosn, coo tun;
Columbia eos ,uns; Antelope;
Fremont, 500 tuns
cisco and ports Oregon awaiting the former port the
arrival Of the mails and from Panama ant r.
turning without Delay with the mails and psssesses for s
steamer from san Francisco.
regular line of propeors viii be .eps far the .rans
na and San Francisco.
Yhe well known steamship Sarah Sands OF :un: bar
den now under charter 10 the company and peeuhafv
eommodioes III her eab eDentz VIII be keb' runHr\
n family boat.
One Of the steamers wn keep 1.-THE connection -
tween Acapulco and the cther NeueaR ports.
The connection IN the Atlantic viii ~ maintained BY tns
BnIted States Mail Steamship:
Georgia, 3, 0oe tuns; Crescent City, -ooe TONS
Ohio, 1900 tuns; Cherokee, 800 tuns;
Empire City, 2, 900 tursi Philadelphia coo tuns
Leaving EswYsfk for Chares the 18th AID 18th o.
zach month.
The new steamship Edorado and the Faleoh VIII form
direct line between New Orleans and Chares leaving al
such periods Will insure Little detention a. pesssfs On
the Isthmus and forming with the Pacific Steamships,
lhrsush line and from NeworeaRs and ports In MEXICO,
California and Oregon Passage rom NewOreans can -
secured from ARMSTRONG, LAWERSON co,
Agents At that place
The fare fo through ticket, from Ne~YcS te San Frau
siseo has been reduced from ~
$500 in State Rooms TO- .-s-..->yS.
$3.50 in Lower CABIN to-..--..-.-----.------E ~
The rate from NewYork To Chagres viii he al the loves
adopted by safe steamer between those p"ro
For choice Of berths apply at the Office OF the Compss
- and IS Southst. At their Agency III Wsse-n AIT