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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-22
Chimney Pieces and Pier slabs,
Manufactured Of Stone, By The Penrhyal Marble Co.
PATENTED 1850.

IHEsE are new md beautiful articles in imitation
Il OF the richest and most expensive kinds OF Marble
~ says ana hsh they stand Ineqoslltd very hgh-
y polished retain their beauty much longer than com
mon marble, and are not Injured BY gas smoke, or
acids They have been extensively Vsed ID public and
much superior in appearance, they are sold cheaper
tnan anything Of Sine Eiad IN The market. During The
present season. they have been awarded Gold Medals
at ihe Exhibitions OF tie American Institute New
YORK. and the Massachusetts Charitable Association
indeed the confluence with which they have thus far
oeeh received gives the iaret evidence that hs marble
cede the use of all other. =. ,
Architects builders all Others are invited to ex
anime Them, at the Ware Rooms the Company cor
ner oil fremont Row and Howafd Streets roDposte.
hanover street. JOSEPH STORY, Agt. a. TIeas'r.
boston, December, 1853 dec.3 al d&wly
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fE'HE Rooms over the PaGng Mill in The Litch Shop
] on the Boston and Worcester Railroad suitable for
Mood work, or for business that requires consider
able room, snd bit lit.le pa~er Possession given Oct
!. Inquire OF SIMEON MAYO, Manchester street.
au23 DIFF
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Marsh's Music Store.
Eeolian For Sale,

A FIRST RATE octave, beautiful topsd Eeolan,
ment, IL invited TO call and examine h. nj Haven.
Agency Once, So Main street, next door to selbys
Auction Room. As declB al
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'"tOhP styiess WINS
The Octave, in Carved Cases,
the and Octave ns plain round and round Cases.
me and Octave in square Cases. with prices varying
from $500 TO $500 The Boudotr style which1s svsR
Peflor 70 Others in form and tone the Octave IN
Sas ed Gases the Octave in plain Cases, prices fon
SOU 10 $780, All the ABOVE have Giiberps Patent
detton, ami are superi0 to any OTHERS in the Market
and will be sold or exch lged on favorable ternls
also, Seraphtnes, EoLSGaS, and Melodia,ls,
from the best Makers. Music Books OF all kinds
choice selection OF New Sheet Music, Piano Stools
shrieys Furniture Polish SC. Pianos e tuned and
repaired. EMERY PERRY, Professor, and
aug diff A. ANDREWS, Teacher ofMusic
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-22

MI ESsRs. JANKINs a. CLoUGH would mos-re
4vA speetiully inform their patrons, and the pubic
generally that they bave fitted up new Hair Dressing
Ssoon IN splendid sly e, the Jewelry Store of H.
=. GoddaId Co., ia Cue new Block reseAtly erected
between the Post oitce and American Temperance
mousse where they will be found in prompt attendance
upon al who may tavor them with call. Returning
their most sincere thanks, Tor the liberal patronage
whien they have received during the many years in
wnch usy have carried on the business in this eity
both separate and together, they trust that this ne "
enori Will still iacPease the public favor.
,, -N w. II. JANKfNs,
necl4 az T. A. CLOUGH.
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Lyons KathairOn.

USi received fresh supply, which will be sold, q
" Wholesale Retail at the lowest cash priee bv
-,a. S ..r.se BUSH & co Botanic Druggists. {. sa
les oil "a Front Straet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-22

Questionable Hats and Caps.
essss large variety which VIII DC sold at great de
es ducton from cost at MERRILIiS y
maI2 dawii No. 81 Main street Z
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-22
WANTEnl

ffNHR or tour Backsmihs, accustomed 70 the use
i Of nrip-hammerE, Aisn two coed ChiseI grinders
Apply 70 q FOSTER 4 &C Worcester, or PAGE,
WI1TNAN q co, West FJchbafe
moa24 istf
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Rich and Rare articles for Christmas and Neso
Years Presents.
p. UNGt,

Dealer in
Fancy Goods, Toys and Useful Articles,
EsPECTFULLY invites the attention of the pub
H. lie his large stock Of Articles well adapted for
presents during the holiday season..
= 80 kinds Of LADIES' Fancy Work 9"xes 100 kinds of
Fancy Baskets, Pearl and shell Portmounaes. Porto
hos, Dressing Eases, Cases and Rslicul s. with
many fancY things too nnumerabe for an advertise.
ment. A great variety oiToys FIR the amusement Of
children, elected far possible, with reference TO
strength an beauty. 90 kinds OF Games, many of
which are instructive well rs amusing; II kiuds of
Umbrellas 40 kinds Of Pocket Knives l6 kinds OF Scs-
sors, so kinds OF Combs, so kinds Of Brushes, 20
kinds of
BOYS sLEIGHs,
kinds OF Rocking Horses 20 kinds o. Bird Cages
among w ich are Metallic Cages ofgreat hesuty OF
finish kinds Of Canary Birds. kinds Of Bird Se DIS.
Umbrellas, Canes, &c, neatly repaired Pnking Of
Capes. Sacks Clocks and 'falnas, II styles, with
edge from ofan inch to inches in depth, large and
small points and SEQ Tops. Ely e eta Sc and may
small jobs done. TOO numerous to Please 90
serve the sign OF The "a isty Store" No. 81 Main
nearly opposite the old stand Of James Green
70 decl4 dawtf
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Wanted Immediately.

DY the subscribers, at their Steam Shop four good
ID Journegrndn Machinists, on iron work and -Four
good wood workmen, to whom steady empoy rnent can
be given. ]. T.. & A.. w. STEVENS,
East Brooknsld Sept 8, 1853 ar
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MsDonaIa,s Advertising Agency.

EEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
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locomotive Engine Tor sac.
Hnnsa Far Sale

"a The subscriber wishing to locate where Land
ri is moro plenty, ofIers his Real Estate corner of
Pleasant and Linden streets. 70 sale The house
is nearly new built by the day aud of the best mate
riiis Fernis liberal. Price low. Inquire of
81 dtf N. AIN WORTH.
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T0 REM.

10 BENE,
TUE Celler uedef Richmond Binck. Inqnire of
SfURR a LEWIS.
Worcester, Sept. n, 1858 OF
TO RENT.
4 ROOM over the Store Of he subscriber
n iell dti III. AYRES,
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Lanes bD0sS anu Shoes,
%xEH NEW assortment Of ,adies' Boots
" just opeilug comprising every yaiely
~ - OF Black, Gray, Drab, and Slate colors,
" 44z@ with " thnnt toxings. French, Kid,
and Morocco Ties, Bpskas. and Slippers Misses and
Chilrens Boots and Shoes Of every shade and color.
Those who are DESTROYS securing ia3hionabe Goods
at fair prices, will cal 81 l'5EL FLErCHER'S
apS0 dit Nc 81 Alaa ST., ~ orcester Msss.a
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at Bags
GRAIN and Flour Bags Of an kinds, al Mani fac
W turers' Prices BY BLISS, SUTTON, a Co, T7
NmsSo dnwtf y ss'Hl Nos Mschaninst.
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AND CASTOR OIL
UmH0aA Hair asresssBag Saloon.

Sod in Worcester by NJ. D., Green, d. scott. p ~
Marsh, and sibIeg & Scott deod- weow6mfn nmI2
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND rIM rs.

LAKGE Weekly Journal of sixteen pa2 ~, edited by
IA Richard Storrs Willis and which the beet musical
and writer Ia this country make their medium
Of omnunicstion with the pablo, eonaius during tLs
year 2S pages S25 WORTH of the very best music d
all kinds ALSO brilliant aud Instructive Essays Mue
complete course of familiar Instruction In Harmony,
winch snybed oan understand; vast amount of attract
i've musical reading anecdotes and pctchss Of celebrated
musicians OF musical history Sc The fearless arr
truthful CRITICISMS OF musical publications AMI perform
ance' and the very pick aud cream Of Musioa, News
Novelty, and Incident both foreign ana domestic hs
whole forming the most complete aud valuable record Of
Musical Art 1t Is possible to obtain The want of Country
Choirs ana VI ladies wishing new music Int who mr..
not living near music stCreRare especially
TsRns -One copy. 20; two copies, IS Ave comics siO
ana person sending club Of FIVE gets an extra erT
for his trouble Address Dyer Willis puhiishers Of ~
Musical World and Times, 257 Broadway, New York
OF ANOTHER MUsicAL JoURNAL.--The subscrbsr
also publish The Monthly Musica! Gasse an elegant
Journal Of eight pages each naher containing onr pages
Of music tmaking forty-eight pages Year, great
variety ofinter.sting musical reading matter The 0Rn
Musical Gazette is designed for TIE especial bsntf Of
the thousands Of music lovers whose musical knowledge
aud tastes demand easy and simple music, and vhGss
purses require that should DC furnished at the cheapest.
possible rate
TRRNs.-One copy 90 cents; three oopies 81; ten
copies SO; twenty copies, So and person sending
club Of twenty gets extra cory for his trouble Al
dress Dyer Willis.
~ B-Clsrgymen will be supplied With TIE hsSca
Yorm dnd Times N one dollar "a year; and With Ih
Monthly Musical GAZETTE a. twenty. Eve cents year.
Agents wanted 10 obtain Subscribers for tbe above
named publications Liberal commission allowed
Nov Is the time u subscrbe, az the volume begins
on the let Of January, tg5l Jan. i3
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avoid both. Yet, were compelled to an cleo
ton, should doubtless take the radical, mas
much as man, even in burning fever is OF
more consequence than one dead and decom-
posed. One reason why men are disposed to
look with more suspicion on ultra radleallsm
than ON ultra conservatism, is because the for
mer usually claims higher moral and relig-
Gus character, with which anything of vio-
lent or belligerent nature is totally inconngru-
Gus. Another reason is, that the former is ac-
tive and aggressive--therefore apparently more
destructive; while the latter defends the poison
working in the system less obviously, but by
no means less fatally
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EsTOwN WATER CURE

l COATED in the beautiful and thriving village OF
- Jamestown at the foot of Chautauque lake Chau.
tauque county, New York, is now completed and
open for the reception of patients 1t appears that
nature in this locality has blended every facility 10
answer the wants of both body and mind. An abund,
Of water, of dewy softness and crystal transpa
rency, to cleanse, renovate, and reuvenate the dis
and iapidated system; and to please the
artistic eye of ideay and to charm the lovers of the
sublime, natural scenery of surprising beauty pre-
sents itself to view.
Here lies the lucid lake Of Chautauque rejecting as
n mirror the royal hills that rise either side and
the of the waterfall caused by the outlet of the
lake leapng the ribbed barriers of nature sends
up continual anthem Here tho disciples of Walton
can ply the rod and line to their hearts content in
taking the fine specimens of the fnny tribe that
swarms the waters of lake and stream and the nu.
merous groves and ravines in the vicinity afford de-
ghtfu retreat for those who love gaze on nature
in her widest moods.
This establishment constructed especially for a
Cure, and planned, in every particular, according to
the most approved model by the proprietor General
Allen.
The medical department will be under the imme.
date supervision Of Il. Potter NJ d.. and Mrs L. NJ
Potter. DIR. Potter has had much experience in the
treatment of the afflicted having praotced Allopatby
six years and the Hydropathic system during the last
three years, with admira Bile success.
Dr. Potter has associated with him young man of
energy and ability, Mr. Albert Allen. who will take
charge of the business department of the Cure There
will be no pains spared to render this establishment
emphatcally tho Home Of the invalid and to assist
in his or her speedy recuperaton.
Patients coming from the East West will take
railroad to Dunkirk, thence by plank road and omn-
bus three hours ride to jamestown; from the North
by road and stage on the various mail routes.
Torms-from SO to $40 per week according to
treatment and room occupied. Patients will bring the
usual amount of packing CLOTHES, towels, &c, they
can be furnished with them at the Cure For further
particular address L. POTTER, NJ. d., or ALBERT
ALLEN, jamestown, Chautauque county, New York.
May I9-u
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AvERY's SEWING Ms0HiSEs.

PTsCe only I'D - Patented Oct0Def ~, IoOZ'
THIS machine Us scknow edged by all who have used
to be superior that Of any other sewing machine ever
invented for ts simplicity the beauty ail
strength Of its stitch and ita ohespness 1t weighs abe ~
d pounjs, and costs only FROM 80 10 so II viii Work
neatly, WITH the smallest thread the finest muslin cam
brc silk we'll uen wcollen and cotton cesds aaa
all kinds Of leather. 10 10 simple that eh,d o. zen
years OF age understard and work u rapidly, without
any danger fits gsng cut OF order aud Do the wcs
Of more than twenty seasresses much better Ia every
spect than IL be done by hud The stitches are moe
pendent Of each other much that ~ every eint'
stith Is cut the still holds good and strong II
unlike and much better than other sewing machine eri
invented THIS machine ia peculiarly adapted 20 family
use II will DO all knis Of sewing and when cvn, VIII
be generally introduced into families.
The Avery Sewing Machine Company have perfeote1
their for manufacturing the largest kcae
and will supply any numberof machines "a the shor.h
notice Orders address 10 CHARLES NkTrLkToS
25 Broadway, New York will receive prompt attention
La.
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HALLErT, DAVIS, A. CO.'S EOLUAN AND LEM.
GUBERT's BOUDOIR PIANO FORTEs.
Naw Xork Waro Roor,s nj II porrv &, r. %

HALLErr, DAVIS, A. CO.'S KOLIAN AND LEM.
GUBERT's BOUDOIR PIANO FORTEs.
New York Ware Rooms at T. s. Berry g. Co. "a,
297 Broadway; Philadelphia Ware Rooms
at J. 4. Gould & Co.'S, successors TO A. Fiot
1856 Chestnut street
DEING determined to offer the public the best
ID Piano Fortes that manufactured We have
arranged with the above named Boston manufactur-
crs. to keep constantly hand nj our ware rooms in
Now York and Philadelphia. in addition to our
stock of New York and Philadelphia Pianos, full
and we'll selected assortment OF their celebrated Pr
amos
favorably known ms manufacturers whose Pianos for
volume purity depth and sweetness Of tone, and for
the great length Of time they would stand in tune,
could not be excellcd. They have recently intro
duccd tho grand patent suspension bridge which
imparts the rmness and volume Of tone Of the Grand
Piano. Their Eolian, having the latest and most
improved voicng, Is pronounced superior to any other
There il instrument desirable for the parlor
their Roan Piano Forte, combining all the beauty,
brilancy and soul-touching pathos Of the piano and
parlor organ.
OF Lemuel Gilbcrt's Boudoir Pianos it IL only ne.
ncssary to say that by series of experiments con-
tinued for eight years he has trumphantly succeed.
cd in making an instrument for small rooms fully
equal to the square piano
All Of the above instruments warranted in the full
est manner The prices, at either Of our rooms,
the at the manufactures in Boston. We will
SOLICIT instruments with or without tho Eslian and
forward them to any part of tho United States and
If they do not prove satisfactory, they may be
turned at our expense and the purchase money will
be refunded
We are engaged largely In Publishing Music and
Musical Works Of every description, at both Now
York and Philadelphia and having purchased the
extensive catalogue Of Mr. A. Fiot Of Philadelphia,
and having all the Boston publications. wc are pre-
pared to offer better inducements TO tho trade, and
to schools and semnaries than any other house.
We also keep large assortment Of second hand
Pianos and Melodeons, for rent or sale.
I. s. BERRY CO, ?97 Broadway, N. York.
j. Il. GOULD A co, successor, to A. Fiot,
March Aft 1876 Chestnut st., Philadelphis.
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VOL VII.
WHITE SLAVERY IN THE BARBARY STATES

WHITE SLAVERY IN THE BARBARY STATES
DY HON. CHARLES SUMNER. With 40 splend;a
ID illustrations by Billings, engraved by Bake, 4
Smith. 1t makes beautiful l6mo volume of ahon,
H0 pages, bound in CLOTH thin boards printed In Ss
most elegant style, on the best paper
THE ARGUMENT.
Introduction. Territory of the Darbary States III
Subject and Sources of Information.
/. Origin Of Starry Slavery in the Barbary Stat.
III. History Of White SiaDeyg ga Baybayv. Rsr,.
Efforts against it-by Ferdinand the Catholic a.,
Charles V, by England, by France, by Holland Fro!
dom by Redemption; Freedom by CGRSp,raev Fra
dom by Escape; White American Victims to Barfe
ry; Parallel between White and Black Slavery. IT,;
umphant Abolition of White Slavery "
Ill Tine Character Of White Slaueyy an BqrI,,,,
Apologies for White Slavery Happy Condition Of x.
White Slaves; Better of in Barbary than at Boms'
Better of than the Free Christians in Barbary; Me-
ertheess, UNREASONABLE Enormity of White slave.
in Barbary Conclusion. Price so cts postage 10 cts
For sale by LEWIS CLEPHANR.
March 81 Office National n -
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ROLIAN PIANO FOgrEs.
r. GILBERT & Co.'s Ncw York IVdre-roon.
333 BrOddtoay, corner Of Anthony ST., and
D.. a


yNHEkE the largest assortment OF Pianos with sna
w without the celebrated Improved hLOian may be
foand-a Of which have the metallic fatae and are war
rAnted TO stand any climate and give entire satisfaction
and will be sold At great bargains BY an experience OF
eight years resulting In important Improvements The
holian has been brought TO perfection sttsined by
others. Nearly 1900 holians have been srpei ana TIE
demand IL rapidly increasing Elegant Boudor Cotss'
Psnos convenient for small roos. r. g. Co.'s Pianos
admitted 10 be superior TO all Others ewing 70 their
armness and long standing tune Prices no
mandatory. Dealers supplied at liberal discounts "a
WAde and the entire Boston catalogue OF fass md In
strnction Books furnished az this store at wholesale
HORACE WArERS, sols Agent
Constantly hand, extensye assortment Of sconi
hand Pianos IN rosewood and mahogany eases vsrynR IN
prices from 40 M Second hand hJsn Pianos, feia
500 TO eH5. Grand Pisoos from ssGto $40 frncs,s
Co.'S Meiodeons, from s35 70 800 Larhafps, ~, 70 "
Guitars, from no 10 rvs &C., &c. sept ib-B
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ESOrentC 1NruRopot u.y.

DY T. L. Nichols, NJ. d., Port Chester New York-Pria
ID cipsl Of the American AydrOpi thic Institute pocket
volume lemo about $50 pages nearly 100 engavng cloth
comprehensive and confidential treatise the structure
functions pasiona attractions ard perverons and
false conditions the most intimate relations of and
women anatomical ply siologica psychological pathology
cal obstetrca ana hydro tn treating especial
ly and with funess and fidelity nsraon OF the aSs
and proce of generation geeton evolution, pSriuI
ton and actation This work intel Ged to I've strictly
private book Of study and reference and full 70 AL
professional consultations will not be sold by bookseller
agents but will he sent by mail post paid receipt Of
dollar, by the author. Dec. 2-ha
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THE AMERICAN PRESS.
BY JOSIAH HoLBRooK.

For a year or two past, strong indications
have been exhibited that the American Press
was destined to be one grand scientific
JoURNAL.p These indications have already be-
come, to considerable extent, a reality. Said
a United States Senator from the South, not
long since, The series of scientific essays, sent
by me to our editors, are published regularly
in all our papers, and hardly know what they
would do without them"
Papers in all the States now make it point
to furnish their readers with something IN the
way of practical science. In the midst OF the
highest political excitement scientific matter
found place 10 numerous political journals.
During several years respite from political ex-
element now in prospect the whole American
Press will doubtless give scientific matter
prominent place in their columns, certainly, as
schools are now looking to that source for ap-
propriate lessons OF instruction. A more In
structiye lesson, either for schools or families,
cannot perhaps be found, than the following
little manual of Geology, describing twenty
five elementary specimens, showing the o!c-
ments and structure of the earth. The num-
bers have regard to q fundamental classified
ton of rocks, designed to aid young hands in
collecting, classifying, and labelling minerals
for the use of their homes and their schools.
The case is very plain, and very simple,
that if the papers-dH the papers-in our
cOuntry-should give place to this brief COM
pend of Geology, and the schools all the
schools Of our country-shoud use the papers
containing it, both for reading and study, in
special aid Of collections by the hands OF the
pupils grand simultaneous Increment would
be made for the advancement of American
science--an uprising of hundred thousand
schools in body going forth to take lesson
from the COLDER VOLUME OF GoD," every
leaf line, word, and letter of which declares
that it's Author is divine and glorious.
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PROM 500 no a.oOo PER CENr,

THO be made in business suited to both sexes. and
Of general One dollar is enough 10 begin WITH
and effort will insure success Any person msySngsgs
in this business mt home abroad, by sending hi'
name, post Office addrsss and 81, in broom envelope
post paid, to M. /. COOK, CrAwfordsyiils, Ind.
April 7-lG
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MINING Agony,
Neto York SO William street, Room No. ~

THIS Agency Is established for the purchase and SAFE o.
commission of uuim proved mines and Mining stocks
companies organized and st work. Aso, fdf furnishing
kinds Of sshnsry and mnns toos, a. oshers' Also
ebemc. xnalysis OF and other subttI 90 forNA
ed frvm any bart OF country printed crcnisr g'
I On will be sent Ia answer " any poet para
letter enclosing tsree cent post ON "a stamp o
Dse 3l-Iy j. N. bAhDooh a. w.
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AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CoMbANY.


THE Companys magnificent new steamship GOLD.
l. EN- AGE, 5000 tons will be dispatched for Port
Philip, Melbourne, and sydney Australia, about tho
18th of June. This steamship is Of the sire and
strength, and in every way equal to the Collins line
of steamers being 300 feet in length 43 feet beam,
and 80 feet hold She is double dagonay braced
with iron bars, and every improvement that expert
cnce and science can suggest hes been adopted Her
accommodations for first second, and third class pas
sengers are believed to be superior to any steamer
ever built. Her model is unequaled, and it is conf.
IDENTIFY expected that she will make the trip from New
York to Australia within so days, stopping only at
the Cape of Good Hope to coal. Passengers may re-
ly that every attention will be paid to their wants
and that the ship will be literally supplied with every
comfort. An experienced surgeon will be attached
to the ship.
Rates of Fare - First cabin. ladies saloon, s375;
first cabin, upper saloon $3.50; second cabin lower
saloon, $275; third class, forward, 5000 Children
under twelve years of age, half price. Eight cubic
feet of baggage allowed each passenger, not exceed.
ing 200 pounds in weight. Books are now open
remittance of one halftho amount will secure berth
balance to be paid within 30 days before the time Of
sailing. For freight or passage apply at the Office Of
the Company, or to j. HOWARD son,
March 24-l5t Agents, "a Broadway, N, York