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bbis. meal so punchcons; mould candles, 20 boxes
lard oil CPS gals hams 92 butter 1904 cheese loa4
70 Dutch Vest Iadi,s-Flour 522 rye -four co. meal
60 pork a. beef &C. tar 80 bread "a bbls rice erces
ssss, ~ soap S sperm candies - boxes eoTdage 70
leather AS butter 1891 cheese l069, fish 2134,
gar, refined, 100 lbs copper cases domescs As pack
To British West Isdics,-Flour 372 meal 3l3, pork 49,
beef TO- rice 81 bbls rice tierces sperm candles loO
mould do, % boxes corn 80 bushels tobacco hid
tobacco II bales do manufactured 800, butter 200
lard 1878 hams ,013, oil meal 1918 lbs
To British North .4nerica-Flour 1880, rye hoI o99
meal 1575, pork 414 bcef30 rice bbls rice tierces;
corn 6o0l beans 1872 wheat 900 bushels soap 20 mould
candles 20 boxes tobacco, manufactured, O,69O lbs
The exports Of breadstufs for the week. amount to
5434 bbls flour, 5000 bushels wheat, and 1904
bushels corn Of which 500 bbls flour, and 99,55O
bushels corn shipped to ports in Great Britain
and Ireland. The shipments of breadstus from this
and all other parts Of the country have this year been
argemuch larger than anticipated and there appears
to be falling of in the exports notwithstanding he
depression in prices abroad This will be a very i'm
porant item in export trade this year. and have
very great influence in keeping the balance in our
favor. The demand abroad for Indian has be-
and it must annually increase until this species of
breadstuTs enters largely into consumption in
Europe as in this country The exports of this
year amount to about millions of bushels and
the probability at present is that the aggregate for tho
year will be at least twelve millions of bushels At
present prices and ut prices which have ruled for
time past, Indian has been more profitable crop
to producers than wheat; and the external demand
is likely to be stcader and extensive than that
for flour, it must become valuable crop than it
ever yet has been All parts of the country adapt
ed to the cultivation of this article and the product
can be increased to any extent. In few years ten
gl.Is
one million is consumed now and while it will in thi
way add immensely to wealth it will alleviate tn
condition of the classes Of the old world and
enable them to stave off starvation a little longer
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SPORTING.

HARLEM PARK TROTTIN G.-THIS DAY,
l. April To- at O'Clock, will come off match for 500
mile heats best three in FIVE to harness. between ccle
DRAFTED trotting horses j. j. Bevins blk Black
Modesty IL. Chanfrau names Confidence. Immediately
after match for 500 mile heats best three in five both
they please j. j. Bevins names b. Lady Clay O.
Scharf American Girl The first will posi-
lively come of ut the time advertised w. FONNRR,
-.-- Proprietor.
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FOREIGN.

A kiAS COMMON co, COMMISSION, FORWARDING,
"A aud shipping MERCHANTS Panams.-Consignnsnts Of
and merchandise solicited, aud all kinds 81 Commits
business attended the usual terms Drafts New
ora Usssn New Orleans Sen Tranoisco London and Ia
ris
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vyAtuT "sECRRT FOR SALR-TuH ABOVE YACHT
Is offered for She built in this city during tho
u or OF Isl7 hest material and In the hest
An experienced builder She feet in length DECK
II inches beam, II tons Custom house measurement
he Is acvp rugged and found In every particular Foe
particulars andy ". AGATE, fsot spring swcet WHERE
~ GAN ~ eVSa.
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AMUsEME NTS.

/ -
RoWERY THEATRE-MONDAY EVENING, April
i6ti the performance will with tragedy
mAcbEIii-MAcbeth, Mr. j. Wsllack jr; Duncan Mr. Stat
,ord MAodun Mr. n H. Clark; Malcolm, Mr. DUFF; Bauquo
mr. stevens; Lady Macbeth. Mrs Waack jr; LIST Witch
MISS Taylor To be followed by grand ballet dvertse
Gioeoa Signor q. Neri. and Mr. G. W. Smith. Mrs
punn viii appear. To conclude with the drama styled
tho FoWER OF GOLD-Charles King Of Spain Mr.. Moore;
marquis Of BIandenburgh Mr. Jordan Isaac Ben samuel
mr. Gilbert; Esther Miss womyss Boxes 20 oents Pit ls
HANFRAUs NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM
" s.reeVMonday evening" April 18th the performances will
conn ence with the face OF C0CKNIES IN CALIFORNIA
Anthony Chihns Mr. W. Chapman Mrs. Ch1ins, Mrs q.
Chapman After which the drama entitled the DREAM OF
LlFE-Iie,ry Bertram. Mr.. Held Grace Bertram, Miss
Mestaysr. 10 be followed by NOSE IN CALIFORNIA
Pinshruud, Mr.. W. b. Chspman Lie, Miss Y. Mestayer
To conclude with the farce of WHO SPEAKS FIRSTi-
Captain Charles, Mr. HELD Mrs Militant Mrs. lsherwood
Doors viii open at 7-oprtar will rise ~ TX.
M ECHANlCS HALL, Az BROADWAY, BETWEEN
w Grand and Broome streetsFor three nights only of
me present weekMonday Tuesday and Wednesday April
10TH Hth and lSth-The original and we-inown Chrstys
nsre respectfully announce to their patrons and the pub
No. that owing the annual examination of the pupils of the
Mechanic Society Schools and for the Of renovan
the Hall Tor the Summer they will discontinue their
concerts after wednesday April 18TH until Monday
April th when they viii have the honor of
tneT popular entertainments An Afternoon Concert ON
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, April 18th and Goth they
will perform at MONTAGUE HALL BROOKLYN.
MRS. FRANCES KEMBLE BUTLER WILL READ,
About Nothing at the Stuyvesan Institute at II o'clock
Tickets to be had Of Mr. Polmann Janor OF the Institutes
the Asor House. the Irving House. At Mr. Francis and
MI Growers book stores, price 81.
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comparison Of prices current at the close of
the market yesterday with those ruling at the close
the previous week. exhibits inc in Treasury Note
Of 4 per cent; United States 6's, 6s, u; Reading
Railroad, tx; } ric railroad, &; Harem y; Lon
Island Ia; Farmers Loan, -; Morris Canal, al and
an advance in Ohio 6s, Of q per cent; Pennsylvania
Sc s.; Indiana Sc, 1; Norwich and Worcester, 2.;
Canton Co., "a.
The value of merchandise imported into this district
excepting that sent to the warehouse, and the
Of duties received during the week ending the 18th
instant in each of the four years annexed -
COMMERCE OF THE PoRT NEW YoRK-WEEKLY M
1916 1S47. 1848. 1S40
Free goods. .s4l5T78 3,2 500 Al $50 432 OBS
Dutable goods. 097 736 6S2 217339o l.599 800
Total mdse.. ,5l3 514 3O442Sl 22l5 256 2v32 DDS
Specie 81 O35 5O6S76 1904 9S25
Total. 81 $50 $40 3 551 157 223p 800 2,0+2.423
Duties received 3S1.125 65992S 551662 39S.819
The movements in foreign dry. goods during the past
week were az annexed -
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CALIFORNIA TENTS AND HAMMOCKs.-A LOT OF
~ new and peror made Tents and Hammooks various
for sale NJ very low prices, at ~ West street. up stairs
CALIFORNIA DAGUEkRROTYPEs-P PERSONS ABOUT
~ visit California and DESTROYS leave their keassses
With their friends woud do we'll call at Brady Nos
NJ aud AT oadway, where by Of improve
additions to his and true
ifhersa~e. he obtained st tine shortest notice.
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AUCTIONS.

ID A. chiffon, AUCTIoNEER-EIE ROSE
April is at 70 o'clock at No. 5 Tenth street the FifS
o sa n sS other
suite rich mante Clocks extra size pier and mantel Gases
a En9 ss With Work s %
wood Tables blue and white satin de laine Curtans
p" sr % s ss sad I'd
a"
sss
a 3 Of sss shi
articles. Catalogues will be ready Tuesday morning.
A BARD sTEED AT AUGTIoN-7oN WEDNESDAY
crosby street. ths spendd Barb seed called in Arabic
niG sa' h s
introduced into the United States sixteen hands high and
his pedigree be also the Barb at
the Bazaar, up to the time OF sale:
EURNITURE sALEs.-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL GIVE
dence Of families breaking up and soets or
ders for the same. HEN KY T.. w ILL ARD
Auctioneer, 3 Broad street.
III OMER MORGAN ER-HoUsEHOLD FUR
1tuEe nts Ap raoa M
Of rich Furniture carved rosewood and yotaire
and plush Couches Wardrobes Bedseads Bureaus Book
Cases Washsands rich Carpets Gandoles &C. also, few
choice Plants; also, Pianoiorte
IL Scott & CO.: 81 Broadway.-y W. Brown will sell BY
@n Of hs
&c. formerly, suitable for Sales
on Wednesday CLOCK noon and on 'lla'y
UCTION NOTICE.--THE SALE OF GENTEEL FUR
% S S s v Mp be %spsy
ton Also on Tuesday at IA EIEhsh s Ms .uoor
Is tSn a Sale Of Stock Of Hardwsrc-Jaco6
S. Plat viii sell This day g Patt street aboyS
sale worthy the particular of retailers and
and Table Knives and Forks fine Cutlery Japanned
Waters Wooden Baskets Carpenters and Joners
Wire Files Of best qalties Hollow ware Fancy articles,
& with tseir Tin ware cn Safe and
other Also 10 o'clock, large sale
the stock hand Of importer declining the business &c
n roprie,or of New York Tattersa dcsroas 70 con-
keeping horses livery under his finds it to
s a nn If Ss s *.
ueSI sSss % ga AND Dc %
nesday the same hour Vehicles Of deserP,S.
W twentyfonr hours after sale Horses taken
a. livery and kept IN we'll ventilated stables Gencmen
pristor will receive information and attention, and
S
views GEO Ea'9 Miller eash Brssdsay
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET.
day and wodnesday commencing at twelve O'clock with
'f'' Carriages JoiS H. Garfield Proprietor
n Office TO THE PUBIIC;-THE UNDERSIGNED,
~ Proprietor of the New York Horse Bazaar by the solicit
,aon Of friends and anxiOps for the public
of Srsss Csrrase' HsrGs Saddles %e sIsy MonSsy
sold at private sale auction bills promptly paid and
Of such sales Horses taken on re and
sen horses will please call the undersigned where every
thankful for past syors and Of the
same hopes the above will meet the views Of
'' p''' Join H. GArFrELD. Proprietor 81 crosby..
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AIOTI(F-nER BRITANNIA MAJESTYS CONSU-
IN late New York April g. sf9The assigned desires
10 give pull notice, that her Majestys Government offers
I'd ~ Twenty Thousand Pounds to be given such
ship distributed amongst such private ships Of
an may In the judgment Of the Board Of Adn
stv hnvs efficient assistance to Sir John Frank
i'm hs ships or their and have contributed d
s,v 4. them the ice In the Arctic regions
'' v ANTHONY BARCLAY,
Her Britannia Majcsty's Consul.
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MEDICAL.


BEWARE OF COCNTERFEITS AND IMlTATIONs.-
ID The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of Dr. Wstar
Balsam Wild Cherry all the diseases for which it is
commended curing many after the skill the best ply
sicans unavang has effected large embarrassing de-
mand for it, This fact has caused unprncipled
tereitcrs and mitaors to palm off spurious mixtures OF
similar and appearance for the genuine Balsam Or
merely initiate the of tho original while they pos
of its virtues.
Look well to marks of the genune.The genuine Bal
is put mp in bottles, with the words " DR. Wistars
Balsam of Wild Cherry Pbila. blown in the glass each
bottle bearing label ON the 'front.' with the signature Of
Tho be cpvoiopod % wrapper; copyright
cured Ist which will always appear the written sigma
of L. BUTTS.
careful and get the genuine DR. Wstars Balsam of
Wild Cherry None genuine unless signed by l. Butts Adj
dress all orders to SETH W. FOWLE, Boston. Mass.
sale Wholesale and retail by Messrs. A. H. d. Sands
100 Fulton street, of william; 23 Broadway; Irving
Building of Chambers VIM. Burger "a Courtlandt
the druggists generally throughout the United States
and Canada.
GREENS ORIGINATED BITTERS ,-CUARANTIED
N for the Of Dyspepsia Debility &C. and certified by
the Governors of Rhode Island, Michigan Kentucky YER
Pennsy the Senators and congressman Of most
Of the United States and sold by the Empire Company 6
Broadway.
DR POWELL, OCULIST AND AURIST, DEvOTES HIS
~ attention usual to diseases Of tho Eye and Ear,
2G Broadway, entrance Warren street. where b
had his Treatise the Eye price 90 CENTS also pamphlet
charge which describes his method treng
weak Just imported large supply of Artificial Eyes
T EECHES LEECHES 10000 LARGE-SIZED SWR
dish Leeches just received steamship Hermann for
sale, by j. +. CLEU,
Importer Of Leeches No. 7 John street.
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nR. COOPER, II DUANE SREETT HAS, FOR THR
~ last fourteen years confined his practice to the treat
Of Mercural and other Diseases Of delicate nature
he the aggravated Of this disease ans
charge.
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tHAKSPERIAN READINGS
Upon my life, she finds although cannot
Myself, to be n marvellous proper man;
I'll be at charges for a looking glass,
And employ the cheapest of all Tailors,
To study fashions to adorn my body.
Since have crept in favor with myself,
will maintain it Mt some little cost.
But first, I'll swap this overcoas
For of them S. suits.
Shine out fair sun, till have found the place,
On the corner of Nassau and Beekman streets.
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THnE ANNIVERSARY DINNER or THE AMERICAN

VNHR ANNIVERSARY DINNER or THE AMERICAN
Dramatic Fund Association.
President.
DAVID &. GOLDEN, ESQ.
Vice Presidents.
Hsa. Samuel JONES' N. p. Willis Esq.
John Van Buren,. Esq. Simeon Draper Esq,
Philip Hone, Esq, N. M. Noah, ESQ,
General s. T. Lyman, George p. Norris. Esq,
J. Prescott Hall, Esq, John cKeon Esq.,
Doctor Francis, Adam Stoddart.
Prosper NJ, Wotmore Esq, James T. Brady,
Arthur I. Jones, ESD. Robert Emmett
Washington Irving Esq, Hon. William Kent,
Ogden Hoffman. Edmund II. Miller.
Theodore Sedgwiok ESQ.,, r. H. Winslow Esq.
And others.
The Musical Department will he under
MR.. GEORGE LODER
and will comprise all the available talent atanablo at the
time including perfect Gee Party illustrate the MASTER
pieces Of ENcLIsH HARMoNv. OLD MADRI6ALs GEMs
CHORAL MELODY, &c. 60.
Tho Festival will take place Tuesday, April II,
THE ASTOR HOUSE.
Tickets ncudng wno SIS each may be had Of any Of the
Trustees viz
J. Prescott Hall, Esq. 81 Wall street.
9. Stebbns, ESD. 81 Wall street.
W: p. Chapman, Esq, of Merchants Exchange.
Ih0s; s. Hamblin, Esq. box office, Bowery Theatre.
Or Of the Treasurer, Mr. JOHN POVEY, II Wooster e.
And the Secretary Mr.. JOHN BROUGHAM ~ Chambers
and at all tho Music Stores and the Aston House.
Asst WEEK But ONE.--MONSIEUR ADRIEN, THE
- real and Incompatible French Magician will continue
his extraordinary Soree evening this week. the
Minerva Rooms No 4O6 Broadway whore he will give grand
Magical and Egyptian entertainment Admission, 50
children 70 eenta Doors at o'clock performances to
commence 1t b.
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, Chsmbermsid to do general house,
work is first rate Washer and Ironer The best Of city
references Inquire in the furniture store 5 Canal
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nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTICAI FRI.
- Treatise &c. ~ Greenwich stree-Oihce hours
to IL NJ L. N. (Sunday exccpod Those who apply
early will be surprised at tho rapidly and te
attending their IL Is chiefly however.
those suffered from certain class Of people, whs
can properly appreciate his services In structure from s
frat ineipent its and distressing
from advantages and extensive practices,
he afford rapid, and radical which, he has
ground for stating he obtained from other 10
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'THE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY
between Spring and Prince and the only
this country consists Of number of life figures
Chinese of all classes several hundred Chinese
apartments in houses vessels models
temples and BRIDGES specimens of Chinese
agricultural and mechanical Implements instruments Of
muiic, lanterns, 60. &c. Open from till ten r. NJ
daily Admttance Is children under twelve half
prica
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A CARD-HAVING SEEN MY NAME IN THE MILL
IA Argus, and bills posted about the city be-
Of committee for benefit ball ths) the 10Th
inst Corporal Braisted at the Coliseum Broadway
] would only state that the used without my
consent or knowledge J. L. WAUGH.
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nIRECTIONS FOR PIIOTS.-VESSELS SUBJECT TO
IL Visitation by the Health Officer. Every vessel from =
having and vessel having had
during her any case Of Small pox. Infectious
discase-arrving at tmo. All vessels frsn
.ny port In the ordinary passage from which
south VI Cape MISUNDERSTANDING between the thirty
dsv f May and day Of October And all
frtm any place tnoludins sa,d. in Asia Africa tho
from any Of the West india Bahama Ber
uda or Western Islands, from any place in America
in the which south Georgia
arriving the first day Of pr and the
November. ALIEN H. WHITING. healtht'mces
oft Evening Post and Sun please
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CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN WO-
~ men-Ship Angelique.-Mrs. Farnham will remain q
days No GO Barclay to give her attention to all
DESTROYS Of joining this association
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DR JOHNSON, l6 DUANE STREET, so WELL KNOWN
- in the Of delicate diseasesThe Doctors reps
taton skill in those half cured that have existed for
eminent Constitutional Weakness brought -
by u habit efectually cured Recent cases cured in
fnur day
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ITO CALIFeRNIANS.-WITH AN EXPERIENCE OF
ID the subscriber confidently offers his services in
preparing in suitable packages the sthmus
f~ longer All articles warranted to keep Printed
number Of furnished
A.. KEMP Il6 w all street, ". r.
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman. who understands cutting and fttin,
ladies' and ohildren dresses Will assist in hamberwor
required Can well recommended Please call to No.
"a Mulberry street stairs second floor, front Can
be for three days
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


I O. OF o. F.--TIE r. W. GRAND LODGE or THE
state Of New York will hold adjourned session the
Grand Lodge Room National Hail. Canal Tuesday
evening, 18th April at o'clock BY order.
BENZ. j. PENTZ Grand Secretary.
A SsOCIATION OF EXEMPT PREVENTATIVE MEM
1Abers OF this Association requested to attend regular
meeting at Firemens Hall, Tuesday evening the 18th
instant ut eight o'clock Punctua
business of Importance will will be presented
members for their action. j. NJ PHILLIPS, Sec.
GRAN d CELEBRATION.-E. L.. SNOW SOCIAL
~ Union No l. will celebrate their third Anniversary at
The Taberpacls Broadway Monday Evening April 49, it9
man. Esq Rev H. ii. Chaplin, by particular request has
kindly consented to repeat address Temperance de-
livered Is months since and received with applause
W. F. Dodge ESD Rev Mr. Hopkins, and others time will
permit will deliver short addresses. The Music
he charge Of vanburen Esq G. " s. assisted by Messrs
Washburn Sherwood Armstrong burrows and others with
full choir Miss Wright will preside the Piano. The
Grand Council with the Unions will appear in full Regala
Doors open 6la-servces ~ o'clock. Tickets
without cbare be had the door the evening
either Of the Committee of ArrangemensZ Parker N. g.
Jimmerson, Geo. II. Clark, S. L. Fanburen L. Thompson
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WANTED-BY TWO SISTB g. SITUATIONS IN
w private fames-one as good ain Cook, Washer, and
lroner; the other Chambeaid who would object
assist in washing and ironing May be Friday Saturday
a be
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WANTED-A SMART. ACTIVE, AND INTELLIGENT
" Water, at Mrs. Hoahands. No. Thames st. Apply
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WANTE D-BY A RESPECT. NbLh rkoI Is y. n :. 1
w girl situation as Chambermaid -. sts fsmv G"od
stress. or general homework in small priv NC
city reference given from her last place b. h go. s
street. between and in the attic !" We seoa of
two days, il not engaged,
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OOO 0OA BOTTLES, AND OVER, OF DR. DE-
OOV,OOO witt G. Kellingers Linment have been sold


SUO,UUO witt c. Keliinger Linment have been Sold
without 81 900 will be paid any person
will show any other medicine that has performed such
family heir 1t is admitted by many of the pro-
mldest most certain sanitve and agreeable prescription.
also external and internal specific that has been
offered for sale during the history of medicine IL is war;
ranted all eradicate pains of every nature and
heal all Of Sores Cuts and Bruises Dysenery D
arrh0a Bilious Collie, and all Spasmodic Affections The
bottle is large and the small quantity required to be
taken used renders ten times cheaper than other
medicine offered for sale As strong and convincing proof
of its specific qualities has caused thousands of the best
and skul in the country to lay down all other
remedies used by Of them from thirty to forty years.
and Keinge all required occasions tho best and
cheapest be founmong whom proud Of the honor
OF referring to gentlemen whose names will be known and
respected througout the length and breadth Of the land
Hon. NJ H. Grnnell Hon r. H. Norris Hon Rich Carman.
Mr.. VIM. L. Norris Mr. Gov. Morris Mr. James Bathgate.
In continuation have our lrving; C9sters vngstons
Uamtons, Janeways, Depoes Raes ludowes bradhursts
Ioiard Schermerhorn &C., &c short Of the
elite Of this and many other large cities tho
only medicinal wonder Of the age Sold at No go Pearl
street. 50 cents bottle 81 dozen; f6 Broadway
Readng Of Boston and Of the Druggists and Grocers
generally, throughout the city and country
INK MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED
- conhdentaly private diseases elects, strlersA
vcnereal ulcers and erupops he where othcrs fail e-
cured few days Nervous and organic debility
See his London diploma in his efes,
a4H Fulton street
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WAN E -BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTA Mt
w young woman, situation IS Chambermad, Nurse,
Seamstress in small private family The city
given Can be No. II Thompson street
tw
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lanes SUDAN CO.'S GRAND CALIFORNIA tx
% petition will hold public meeting every evening. ut the
Vista House. OF Grand and Forsyth streets
Ills Company having engaged three hundred able
lodod me 20 the Gold Regions shares
members will be taken unless those wishing take shares
S2j will entitle member to g6 OF the
profits share; $50 to a 500 to "a and $50 to the
full profits shareand for extra 500 Of
the share The Company furnish all the clo
thing and outfit. The Company will leave New York the
7h Of May via Pittsburgh the Missouri to the head
of the Platte river leaving only 200 miles land travel
which will he performed in sixty days from New York This
will of Tie healhest and peaantest routes to Cali
ionia Passengers will he taken through for $780, and found
dams patent portable saloons will be used the
wLolc journey lodge in which equal the saloons Of
ioats Tor comfort For particulars apply above from
A. tnl 10 \. NJ T. s. Persons who have had their
enrolled TO go in Il Is Company requested to call to-day
evening and sign the articles Of agreement five
aan will g &C ded err after.
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M ANTED.-A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN
W. wants situation. Is excellent plain Cook and
good Baker and would assist in washing and ironing y
spectacle private family Apply at 81 Beekman Can
be
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RRSPEt. 'Ani.n
" young woman TO do chamberwork and sewing VI 40
the Homework of private family No objection to
the country The best Of city reference given Please to ca
at No 10 Elizabeth street, the basement Can be
for days.