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Those ar'@' oaB m,paraousssporsa IN any qu.um

These Hr'ihs onB preparations exported IN any gusnm
We might quote from other Of ite humorous letter, W.
have and condaui ftcen ur bot We deem the fol.
ovihe suoeut 70 convince ho atepilcai that We
havs the best pnurhfAs n fhs ,adnd fY ths hair uf
young old Wo mnnufsoturo mo- other prepsrsiions.-
oooupyins the larse budiug Of Browne and E.
'Deh Streets exclusively fu once, raosroem and manu.
'cioy we hive tis inonaiion 10 euraro In other
manufactures
we would asocui attention 10 tho fact that We rvaria-
by avoid all oharlutaniun Cur preparations are the
highest priced, but me cheapest because thoy last lon
g no DC more GOOD The expense, IN ne ead, Ices than
otto We aspire to have the best not the lowest priced
one bottle q Rssiorer win lest nearly year.
TO EDS OF EVANGELIST -'AIy asei,sf4 One
year ago my hairw ve srayhnd had been gradually fs
ing until on the crown, had become onite thin About
the it ofMarch ofthe present year commenced using
Mrs. s. A. Alisn's 'Rest0fer No L. according 10 the
d,c'ons' and havolcontinaed 70 sppy SLIGHT dressing
OF 'ee same once n three or four weeks retiring bed
My hair isuow aihost restored 70 s original color and
nc hue appears 70 b. pemfnsnt AM SATISFIED
THAT THE PREPARATION Is NOTHING LIKE A
DYE, But OPERATES UPON THE sECRETIoNs =
MY ha ceases to fa whichis ceainj an advantage to
one who vaSiu danger ofbscomiug bald -
REv NJ THAuHER.
Btidsewasr oaeida Co, N Y. Nov, a. 1866,
PaEsrpENr II EATON, IL D. UmOn Uavsraty,
har'rtes5oyo Tsanesscs
"MADAH-I would state that some time last SPRING
found NY HAIR FALLING OFF. concluded to purchase
bottle Of MRS sA Aliens WORLDS Hair Restorer &C.
and giveit trial. commenced using hut very ire
guary, but notwithstanding this irygulary found that
its influence was distinctly visible. THE FALLING OPP
oF HAIR CEASED, and my locks which before quite
aRtY wERE uuANoED 10 BLACK. lido not consider that
have given il fair iual hut what have seen Of
IFS effects inmy have to believe that
scapable Of accomplishing wat proposes do, viz
TO PaEvENT lHs H'fR PROM FtLLtSa OFF and TO Re-
sroRE GRAY LOCKS TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR"
hRs. d. ". CLARK. vie ofREy ID. W CLARK Ed
tor "Ladtes' Reporiiory c,nciHaafti, OHIO
- have been using Mrs s. A, Aliens z,iobalsamum
har Auertylng vaous articles mauufpoturen for the
hnr feel no HESITATION IN reclmnesdiug yours the
REV, JOHN z. ROBE, Editor "Clr4sfian AdUoea e.,
Bpgalo ~ y
"Your Hair Rostorer and 2yobalsamum is the best
have eyer known IL has restored my hair to its natural
REv. +. FAIRCHLD, D D. Cor. Sec Amer and
For Christian UH'oH N, Y. Cdy
Mrs S. Alsus WORLDS Hair ,stnrer aud ZylobaI-
samum have hoen used inmv faulty with bensfoal eecls
ant take pleasure IN commanding them 20 such as have
occasion TO use such preparations
REyi A. wEBSTER "a "cars,,ag Era Boston, Ma,s
curded AT sving them to he Of vau' So regarded
your Worlds Hair ResioleI and Zylnbiamum; yet PET
snnnl lends prevailed on 10 orRa IT, have done
several months with
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REV WILLIAM PORTEUS .Sfanlsick, Connecticut
Your excellent Hair Resorbr hHs me, nv most san-
gu expectations in causing hHir grow when u lad
"a en hive recommended "a my friends, and they ali
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DaS~ For City News see third page
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
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REy, y BRUCE Ne,gmsrkst Gdllafia County, ILiHots
u nave tued your World lillr esu er anu Zyo al
snuiumi 70 aoted Like ch Tm Ng hair - u wasthT
" years ago II YOU wish Reference from me wiz
give Il willingly" 4"
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REV. D. MORRIS, Cross Ruer Wssiehssier CopHfg, ~
Whow known thtuusnuu THIS state. says, "i know Of
autuatmIny whu have ad the hair restored hr tho
NJ Mrs s A Alns Worlds Han RostoTer and zyiobal
snmum,'
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REV g BuCkBEE Amgi Tree, An Bible UaiO"
81 very Chrrrully add my tt,imluy 10 hat Of numtI-
Gus thee friends, haze tuuud tho ZylObalsamum ~
ngrltr tu uuy'hing have ever usnI for the han and
would tulry cummCudlt 20 all "
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REMOVAL
GnArnpers.

- ENGRAvERS AND LITHoGBAPItERs Bauk
traef f'lava aWd n
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Opstrrs.

OYSTER DEPOT. &C. S. - "
~ MALTBY'S Gate Holt hIultby's) WI LIZ
CELEBRATED OYS1 E&S will be XWatE
&c Ell V ID ID ALLY,
From his establishment in Bamoro-put up n cans,
ntud Tres. aud guOu, no sale
AUTOMATICALLY SEALED OYSTERS, LOB
BTERS, CLANS, Spiced Oysters aud Sar lines kept con-
family on hand.
Bal mo e, New York and Princess Bay Sh0ll oysters
vi he received daily by Express.
" CRACKERS Tor sale by the barrel
~ ORANGES, LEMONS, aud CIGARS, by the boz.
W. w. GAINES, Agent,
sr2 No % Snperor -trrat. Cleveland. o.
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raw ., !As, Ij,,. gA5RLANgi 5 ge,or rrot DDto c

taopuat bt5ffT County, " Y.
~ have no hesitation IN ueuifdug that Mrs S, A.
Aliens worlds Hsir Resturer aud HylubllBmum have
produced All the ELECTS described Ia her advertisement,
IA res nrng tho cpnr aud ucrousng the growth ofta
hhT, aud would cheernly recommend 10 those whose
hhr NAV either begin "a al IN color decrease In lux
urancc."
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REy, A. WEBSTER Ed "Clrisiian Ere sn Boston Mrs,
ll3v9g used numerous soecifcs Ia little purpose dis.
cuTded AT bell qviug them to he Of value So REGARDED
your Worlds Hair RestOisr aud Zyuhilsamum yet per-
snnnl lends prevailed on me tnrEa IT, have done Tor
several months pest with good effect nnd otre sntisfac
lion lam nnU neither bald rgTdg nv hair was dry aud
be nut has regaiued the soiness Of my earlier years
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Denttstrp.


AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.
IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
l. read tho following lines II your teeth bad, read
hem with great If you have teeth at all lisp:
fact that isl daily exhibited in the Streets tho social
circle and the purlor by the hunbes and the
proudest that hundreds Of persons lose good
sets of teeth for the want Of the timely aid OF good and
skCu dentist poor aud inferior operation is in many
than all Ii your teeth good, have
them examined by good deriis aud keep them In order
Ii or should he lost but have them repai rod the
tho better and that which BuTus Is The
neil OF all diseases Allrregnlaes OF the teeth should
attended 60 g. childhood uud youth.
An persons dosirOus OF fue dental operations iuy-
ed call my whGre particular attention gwen
to the preservation Of the natural teeth, where the
VULCANIZED CORALITE,
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nR. w. J. GUILD HAS REMOV
H Cd his Dental Office to Room No IS. Hoffman block
Superior street East of Public square South OF q All
who need the OF Donust, will themselves
much SUFFERING as we'll as MONEY by giving him q
cal Eec rcliy used to mitigate pain, Tor those who de-
sire It.
ARTIFtCTAL TEETH INSERTED
On Gold, 81 YER Porcelain and NulcmZed Rubber Base
the best manner Teeth iu sets from $40 TO SO Coll
Filings according TO size OF the cavity from So upward.
mlylI
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REV ,,,I, sg. M9,gpEy Pastor Congregational Church

Anleboro Mdat
"Ihuye used Mrs S. A AueUs Worlds Hair Rsstorer
and Zylohslsamum The effect Of the Hair Pesorer has
been to change the "Cr1wu Of Glory" which bonps to
OF men 20 the original hue Of youth This done By
single bottle used acooidt 70 direc Others Of my
Rcqu in uuce have used U with effect Tho yylnh,i-
Simn regard as An Invaluable dressing for he hir"
REv DANIEL r WOOD Middleton Oranoe Co N Y
MY hair has greatly thick eued npun my head aud put
on very lively heSthy appe2rauce The is OF
ZANE nu CONSTANTLY, UNTIL, WE THOUGHT
TUE, HEAD WOULD BE ALMOST RARE; HER
HAlR HAS HAND,OMFIN THICKENED UP, AND
ALSO HAS HEALTHY APPEARANCES. We are
thankful TO you aud feel that have full value OF
money"
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REv. n n PoLLOCK. "a "Presbyfrran Witnesl,o Gu

1T our settled policy to advertise nothing TN lne kno
y Is what puIpMts to be Having opportunity. and bo
gln'rg slllshad with the mer Of Mrs, s. 4 Aliens
Wor as II dr Resorer and Zyphalsamum | would be
pleusod to nsoIt advertisement" SO,
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Roy GEO HEwLINGs Gre,nyorf l. J.
poo as "u ' mend bd@ @ % lie y @ 1 S SSd
oi tht h'storrI''
REy. JOSEPH MCKEE PaIior West Dutch Rstornsd
oylec,GIasp5, rI15s, G,T ~ 10'' Guy
REV j, =. GRlSwOLD Washington Nsig HImpshir.
Mrs 3 4 AlieG's g. Pa,au"ns 90 eaily rhicaeious
Ny JAMES 2 Stone, Greensboro, vsrnont
Rss wY n .Gn, GglTER = Editor Mois Magasae n
eau do you auy good" Juiy "a, 1866.
Rgy. MOORE, Pasior Rrsi BlatH Chsr,A iCdps Mav
n J., late Agsnf AH'sroaH Bbs UHsa,
REy. wM. a. DOWNS, HOpard, N, Y.
"fouf Hylnblamum mas no superio' Il certainly
mntruny huIsmes or dyurss, nud always ptoduo The
saisf bs Ga5 1' Gs aI4 sd f ~ requisite TO
REy. Il ENANs, Dehi DsA Copay Oho
atorpcd is lullng "a"
ary Jas. goYT, ,Pg''or Fnr Prs'''i'na" cAsreA
"Thays usol Mrs A. An oHd', Hair Restor.r
lud Zybhilslmgg With yeY erelt heneht ~ my Wmily.
n r,uuF 10 tho hair a ava al aud hualtly tone ~
sulutfs snuas thoao Of any preparation tnown 60 me-
Rev. } p. GRIswoLD, WasA,agfoa, Ns,s Hanpslirs
"Pls9ss laiem Nj, - whore your prspsraisns. Gee
ksuw your Hair Resoror to es all taaI it purpans be-
REy rusrrN, Edfol Sout,sru Biphsi o0rrss
81" Ss, 9ssa H,,', ta sa o. KS. 'Aisas wodds Hair
H. t,Rs niaes s h'h s56S aiS M To fSasiS az a, Ga1
Tho white hair d becoming obvlhed BY ne" aud better
haiT now forming
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GUTTA ROHA ASE,
For Artificial Teeth


Is octurel, aud all varieties OF artificial te,h Al,
ut up in the best manner. W lNGERNOLl.,.
No 2u Marble Block, superior street, Cleveland, o.
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REV. Y A " CORNELL Corres Sec board FIueai,os
tHnOre GreHe County, N Y
some iime sluue procunid hottla nj your Worlds
Hair Rcstoter &u,, lurthe ufu reayr ard am hap
ny tn cay That q prrvrntad The falling OF the hair, nud
slo-d frm being gray to its original osy and beaut
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81 was really surprised tn hnd mv gray saouhr turn
cd as ufk rs when ! was Iuung man,
RFy NJ G KLtNK LsBlsiosn, PsnHsv'udHta
"l' has supDd tAH iululg uh OF my hair, and caused
now growth, although did not attend 10 it rs your
directions require"
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REy- wESr. Wa,lInllon pLacs. l,aea. sll Bro
REV II c. SMITH. Proasburos, NY.

a'n apny 20 b Ut imonv 20 the value aud efficacy
OF this ntcphrutou ni Mrs Aliens ~ tho most liberal
sonso ntd alS9 thWkmllv Acknowledge tho oft Ia
curing nv badness AMI grayucss."
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REy, WM, CUTTER Editor M0flsf's Maga4ns, N Y
Says ~ should be elud havu Won usg my uHmc When
u eau do you auy good" Juig a. 1856
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~ 'Ladi,l' RepoEiorg cLaeIraatti Ohlo.

Mrs S. Aliens Worlds Hair ,stOrer and ZylobaI-
slmum have hoen used tnuv faulty with benscta effects;
ant take pleasure IN commanding them such as have
occasion 10 use such preparations
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N.Y. JAMES {. STONE, Greensboro, Vsrnoat
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Rry.J ,. aRswoLD, wa.Alagioa, Ncs- Ha~p.llr.

PLEASE iuiprm Mrs whore your preparations cas-
b. plfcha oh "a hosion. YOu say iry that
ksuw your Hair ReuiotVr TO be all taa pufplus TO b.
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Rry GEO HEwLtNGS Grt,nvorf, l. J.
you are a. Liberty tuuse my uHme, ~ you thiuk pIO-
per recommendation bolh Of The ~ ohalsumum md
of thr h,stUTuT,"
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REv. JOSEPH McREF pasior Wlst Dutch Rstor
Church, Me- lork GUY
No.. ~.

REV j, 4. GRiSWOLD Warrington Nsig HImpshirs
"hin S Aliens grs patuusus ura ttalIy riHraeiou
In changing the hhlTto It's natural c,lor,"
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GREAT nRITAIN.-Nrv- ". B. TnoRNELoE

Is.
FreSc0f Lancashire, Engllud
your II ur Rrstrrer Is Ftlect marvel Arer having
used u Tor SIX weeks my erfrrely hair restored
20 US natural cninrput tn wig Ike appearance oduced
W dt tost but io its own uutural rotor. which my
NINA thn' 81 Is not dyo. can strongly recommend
mny retertu inc
tIhs ohous CsrgyBan Is iOsH kpo,sH throughout Grea
Brifdin. and 10 ma HV IN the Unifed Silits.l
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Aggregate tonnage 74.933
Amount Of tolls.$3, 446, %
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AgY. ! MOORE, pasi0r Hrsf Riuita ClurrA tCdps Mar
" J., late Agsaf ARsricaH BibiS uHioH,

"T have usol Mrs A An ordis Hair RestoFs 2
nod Zylhls4mun with yerY great heueht n my nmily
IDS causing and hea inc prOpou o. ne dludfun
ul r,ung 10 tho hair ava "a ll aud hualtly tone %
suutfa sufpaas those oi ANY preparation known 60 me-
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ga f::sssss.-z:aszEsi NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
go Iz4zz=ast CHANGE OF HOURS
Of DEPARTURE ON THE
W 4 NHLNETN PIP 4 a.. rII Pn 4 u

49, .U4SHINGTON BRANCH road
tuTe will he follows VIZ ''' Vi "ePai
from Baltimore at 40 and T45 A. NJ 4I5 and 59DP NJ
uaiy eNGept sundays on Sundays at 20 a. NJ only
from aslllnBion at 40 and 80 A NJ 2 and & X NJ
oinI,y, except Sundays; on Sundays at r NJ only '
Inc yi and Htfd trains from Baltimore and WASHINGTON
and Annapolis functions ~ " " ''"s'o"
FOR The accommodation Of persons derous of re.nip
over night in Baltimore Washington Round Trim Ticts
VIII be ISSUED by the afternoon trains, good to return on The
special Round Trip Tickets will also be issued on Saturday
Evenings or Sunday Mornings, good return on the trains
found Trip Tickets will also be sold by the Morning
lras good 10 return IA the afternoon Trans as usual
oroo A., . W. P. SMITH,
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Bail 80aGs.
1859 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1870
lisA Et#s9szzzs@S+sS7 FOR BOSTON W.

I1NhAAN 1853
IA c.. FOR Rx BOSTON SaS En-
D,rT- = WHITE MOUNTAINS 1=zrCr-sr-=l7
From foot Of ~ To NUfm iCH AND WORCESTER LINE
Trains. "ii"ueIPha ana southern
PP as'eIa,er LIZA TRANSFERRED FREE OF CHARGE
D. dssehgers had their checks for baggage 70 40 .
baggage Agent IN cars, and receive cards r press
hin 70 ne exchanged board of stea mers fr ro
checks 70 Boston Nashua Lowe-Free of c2 gfouGn
The new new and magnificent steamer COMMUNICABLE
a :" and Safd Gom;hdgr leaves every Tuesday Thurs
The fast and elegant steamer CONNECTICUT YIN yUu
cox, commander leaves every Monday Wedra1 IN, WI
Friday, at o'clock, P. NJ. '' "''iesuay and
l. ne BOATS on thls route are unrivalled
Passengers going by this Line take new easy, ri1i -
spendidy furnished sixteen wheel cars at i,i ana
East ' 7''hS NORTH and
The superiority of this route consists in spandid s
boats unsurpassed in the werd-he Common weat I'm
the ne plus ultra Of steamboat architecture in spacious
teen wheel the easiest invented in ths road &
the reest from dust of all the roads in New England and in
ne beauty OF the country passing through the heart Of the
Elegant family and other State Rooms to be had on hoard
No charge Tor berths in cabins Meals furnished on board
10 secure Rooms in advance other nformation address
or inquire of F. = MARTIN A5ent
m3 49,,
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS,
Business Garos.

&""A1itoo VdlUa.
MIGGI ISf5s I JENKINS "H KENNEDY JENKINS.
IL WHOLESALE LIZ, A ~ RETAIL DEALERS
AND cAS SRSN MAN ffEt;f
mh2f ~. CORNER PRArr AND CALVERT STREETS
HUGH BOLTON & CO.,
LII 81 McELDERRYs WHARF Baltimore,
nqG fSE o
PITCH, SPIRITS rURF hElNSTTHSNGE! VARSIsH' RosIN'
WINDOW GLASS AND PAINT gR EfsHEs AND olL'
IosEPH RUMBLE, JE HENRY NJ. WILLIS
III REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
BUY AND SELL LANDS HOUSES & st'OsD s mhioFf
THOMAS N; GREEN. BENJAMIN R. YoR
GREEN Il YOE,
DEALERS II st GaGfGE A f KRONE Fas'
,,., AND FINE FAMILY GRoc mlRiEs; A'e'oi'''
Nn-u No. So BALTIMORE STREET, Bait.
7 H. J. s. HOGG,
q. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
All work entrusted them will receive their partcnar at
Jobbing attended to with punctualitv i.,.tf
r. CASSARD son,
~ PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERs,
pRovi $40 SssA GESE i
..x Nos 407 AND 400 WEST BALTIMoRr sIRyrr
n5d Baltimore.
q. COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
VIRGINIA M l4S g1sE sAtF e TOBACCO
%. No. lle w LOMBARD ST.
r A. 1 D6ssI14 Ne,
NO 40 SOUTH CHARLTssT,
- near Lombard,
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MEMORANDA.

A,
Steamship Pakersburg, Powell cleared at New Yor, for
Baltimore 10th inst. van "
Ship Cerro Goro Randall, arrived at New Orleans from
ks sP st H lat !. LII LysrPpo for Baltimore, spo
Brig lalnla Pnmmer for Baltimore, was towed to sea
schr Nightingale Martin, arrived at New London FIN Bal
schr Lookout Thornton, arrived at Kennebunkport from
scr Montezuma, Penny, arrived at New York FIN Balti
scr Broadfeld Fisk arrived at Boston from Baltimore
Schr W Hammond, Cain, arrived at Providence from
Schr Hardscrabble, Gregory, cleared at st Jobn n p
schr dsborough, Bunting, cleared at Norfolk for Bat
Brig j. Treat Parks, cleared at New York for BALTIC
Sch Dorothea Haynes, Reeves cleared at Norfolk for
Sch Pandora Travers, cleared at Norfolk for Baltimore
Ships Flora Temple and Kate Hooper, were at Hong Kong
Bark Fame, Kennedy, waiting ORDERS was at Bahia 22nd
schr SaW r Vint9n from Washington for Baltimore
Schr Medora, Bartlett for Georgetown cleared ,t Port
Steamer William Jenkins allett arrived at Boston from
Steamer Farmer, Dennis cleared Philadelphia for Ba
Schr d. " McKee, saerly cleared at Charleston for Bal
sclr searsvle Sears, Charleston, FIN Bato went to
sehr Flying scud Carmaine, cleared at Wilmington for
Brig j. Treat Park cleared at New York for Baltimore
Schr l. N strout, Cole, arrived at Boston from Phade
:; Schr Montezuma, -, arrived at New York from Bal
,o Sch, Esel Davis arrived at New York from Baltimore.
,o 1e9 s Sea Bird Jones' arrived at New York. Baltimore
Schr Whiting, lnman, arrived at New York from Alex
scar NJ r. Jones, Jones, arrived at New York from Alex
schr Victor Sears, Philadelphia for Boston, FIN Alex
Willing Caypooe cleared at Philadelphia for
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41.s.A e .s :.:....::....l FOR IHE

MN
lows 10y " ''"'iS WIN run ds lO
Leave Camden Station, BaltimOre-Mai (excep Sunday,
AZ ~ NJ Express daily at 05 p NJ for ALL PRS az
THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTH VEST TT Ro TE
trans go directly through. 49, D''N
p.-- =, F.OR VA Y PASSENGERS
et"een l6altnore and Piedmont take the NJ froin
between Cumberland and Wheeling DIV wing over for G
pefand and Wheeling Accommodation Traiu3 and batwa
tmOrP " 49, ~ ''ulH from ba-
LIE FREDERlCk TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4I5PN
and from Frederick at 6 81 A. NJ " no l. "i''
~ EIhICQIIS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at ~
Gas =. NJ ~ 'o''' Nii's DIT ''Ao A NJ, and
FOX RELAY HOUSE, (besdes the regular trainN a sna
fal tram leaves Baltimore NJ and the Relay at
ro F0R WASHINGF0N AND THE SOUTH
leave baltimore at 20 and A. NJ and Il and % p
On sundays at 4 20 A. NJ only Leaves Washngton a.
aitimore at 20 and $50 A. NJ and 300 and X p n R
ounusys at 3O p NJ only. The second and fourth tra
SSy from Baltimore stop way points The second AM
ti trains from Baltimore and Washington connect VIII
trans on the Annapolis Road 7 WI 'iee' Win
EEGI Sf.s OF every kind, information, &c apply to T
'D agent OF at the Ticket Office, Camden station
. W. p. SMITH,
l. CoT u TO-, IT.. Master of Transportation.
100 IStol'n IlChet agent apll-tf
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A TLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY
81 WALL STREET, Corner of William NEW YORK
INSURANCE AGAINST MARINE AND INLAND NAyI-
CATION RISKS.
RESERVED CAPITAL Oy ER................ g. OoO 0oO
ASSETS OVER FIVE MILLIONS

ASSETS, OVER FIVE MILLIONS,
Viz
Stocks of the United States of the State of New
York. of New York City Banks. .......... 80
Loans secured by Stocks Bonds and Mortgages
d S52,2GOO0
n nii i-ste. 100000 %
Dividends on Stocks, Interest on Bonds and
Mortgages and other Loans, sundry notes, re-
insurance and other claims due the Company,
estimated at 1850 so
Premium Notes and Bills receivable. 229g02 IS
lash Ill 1859 SO
Total amount Of Assets .............S ICY Al
The HOLE PROFITS of the Company revert to the AS
SUR and the profits of each divided upon the
fremlus terminated during that year for which Certi
Gates are issued, BEARING INTEREST until redeemed
Six cent the
proftS VIII be paid the holders thereof their legal rem
resentVes on and after Tuesday, the first day February
" ' ~ '"'
After reserying OVER TWO MILLION DOLLARS of pro
n the outstanding certificates of the 1856 and 1851
VIII be redeemed and paid to the holders thereof or their re-
ga representatives and after Tuesday the first dav of
February next from which date interest thereon will
Cease me certificates to be produced at the time pay
dividend of FORTY PER CENT is declared on the net
earned premiums of the Company for the ending 3ls
ecenDer e5S Tor which certificates will be issued and
AFTER tuesday, the first day OF February next
The prohtS of the Company, ascerained from the
Isl july, 1872, to the LIST Of January, 1855 for
which Certificates were issued, amount to 49,. s-6559I0
Additional profits from LIST January, 1858, to Ist
January ls59 100000
r, Total profits for 6l years. ......... s9,O53IO
The certificates previous to 1856 and 50 per cent
OF the issue OF that year, have been redeemed
by cash. ........................... 5,s78,73O
Net earnings remaining with the Company on LIST
January, 1859. s3126 5So
By order of the Board
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Sbipping.
NlP ROTTEPnANI

szsEA The A American ship ''MACAULAY,n j. j. Rod
gers MASTER will have quick dispatch For freight or pas
sage apply to the Captain board Commercial wharf, or to
~ A. SCHUMACHER CO.,
ml3-l4t* No q Sonfh Charles street
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>-,,r- or EASTERN PORTS.

NEW 1Onk, May l0-Arr steamship Augusta Savan.
nIi narks lroJan, Sakua SOutherncr, Messina brps
Ellcn 81 Jago; Carl Hull, Eng. schrs Norman Gnava
hla W T. lllams. jacksonville 'N
steamships Africa, Liverpool Nashville Charleston.
s. W. Porter, Montevideo " 7' '1oi'ol' oa'h
NEW YORK, May Il-Arr steamship Kangaroo and Per.
ia, iyerpoo slps valencia and Oliver Moses do r
aniria ' ''hi' iiehry JONES' Alex
CID steamship Star of the West Iiverpoo Star of tho
Rio de Janeiro. o'is pohiIo'
PHlLADELPliiA, May 10 Arr brig Chas Miller. Mato.
Webb, Plymouth. N G.. -o'h ~ W. D.
pHHlADELPHIA May IlArr brigs Ella Reed St Jago;
sarah Elizabeth Matanzas - '"so'
CID bark Leland. Havana
boSIoN, May 9.-Noon-Arr ship George Wasbngtop
MVerpooE schrS Lucy Ames, Norfolk Chas Neal and
Cummings, Alexandria ~ ' e"i anu u
. CID. ship Sea Ranger, Havana barks Isporlor o,, -
Frances, Mobile. mo -''''''''' anu Lucy
>,on,o SOUTHERN PORTS
NUkPolk: May ll.-Arr. schr Empire New Yart
- 1E11httSIoN May S-Arr, steamship Marion n York.
SAN ANNAH, May Arr steamship Alabama N yorl,.
scs Iiehfy CASTOR, Cardenas Asa Eldridce Natanzas
steamships AuguSa, and Huntsville New York. harl,
Edward Everett, Philadelphia my " io'h' oafh
3. Curling, Liverpool. ' '"ioia anu
Boston. 10 pei 'eiJ snip oorneha,
Cid ships John Patten and f. Kimball Liyerpool Sb.
nut Iiavre: Sebasopol, Bordeaux E. Hyman Genoa: We