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Sutjoined Is the total valuation OF tho foreign I'm.
ports At New York FOR the week ending December
81 compared with those or the two precedog weeks
also the value OF the dry goods entered this port and
thrown the market since January Of this year. and
for the corresponding period In 1866 and 1906
Nsk ending Der. Is. Dec. 20 Dec a.
Dry goods .......... $751;. $50 &QisS57 &501, 0lS
General merchandise. 86S0,07l ll0S.2 go 1855 45
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Annexed Il comparative statement showing the ship
ments Of specie from this port week and dursg
year to dale together with those Tor tho corssp ,nding
periods In 1866 and l860-
1855. 1854 1851.
Fifty second week. SOS. 004 $l.O74100 g. 2z8,677
Prev rep0rlsd... 296S9. S42 6l4485l0 "a, 564, COL
To tai nk
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Government securities (couponsl were quoted at the
close Of business each Saturday Of the last three
weeks as follows:-
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CArxIy-roHAa Phllade, pnis, on Tuesday, De-
cemoer II, by ne Rev Enoch e.: supee, OF the
Protestant Episcops Church Of the Nativity AlFRsp
CArELy. OF new York, TO ELLA MALGuEfrTA TosfAS
youngest daughter ofsoonon Tobias, Esq. OF Pub.
delphiA n
CuRsy--MAcDoSALD. Ia Phiisdeipha, on Wednesday.
December 25 by tho Rev. p s. Henson. DAME. CueRv.
OF Brooklyn to FASs youagsst daughter OF the late
James Macdonald, OF Philadelphia
Dowss-DEADy.-At tho jackson square Methodist
Episcopal church, Baltimore, Nd, On Tuesday, Decem-
Der "a by the Rev. John Hedges, WuAaAs l. Downs Il
Brooklyn, n. ". 10 ss ELLA DxADss daughter Of tne
late John Deadly, or Baltimore, Md
ytANDREAU - SpERposK by the Row = j. Hoyt. %
tho residence OF the orides father Mount kes=ssl
Y, THEODORE y. FrAsDRxau, OF Eo~ YORK, 70 Mss
MARIETTA ospxgDoSK daughsss u Harrison Ordesdoak
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Total $40 953 TAG s62. $50 100 $5l. ,27S
The total exports the previous thirteen years com.
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NROToN kQUEDUCT DEPARrMENT.-TO CON.
~ tractors, Separate sealed proposals. each endorsed
with the work to which IT ralatcs tho Of
bidder and date of Offering viii bo received at this oco
until II O'Clock M. Of friday April y 1851 for the con-
oNinth For1yeghth from east side Seventh ave-
nue. Broadway; Feth, from Third to Fourth avenues
Seventy third. from Third 70 Fh'Avenue Park avenue
Thirty eighth 70 stFect Eighty fourth street,
from Third TO Fourth Fourteenth street. from Unit
versy place TO Ninth avenue Thirty street from
Canal Also crosswaks West street at
Christopher and Ia (specihcation ~ Sxteth
Sixty and Sxtysecond streets between Fourth and
Fifth (pecifcxon vl Seventy seventh street. be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues tspecdcation l SECOND
avenue between and streets apecin
(speclGcaon l3 Eighty Eshtysxth and Eighty
seventh Streets between Fourth and Fifth avenues;
specihcaton 1<J Houston street. between Thompson and
streets; Commerce street. between Barrow and
Bedford Cornea street between Bleccker and
Streets Leroy street, between ST. Lukes place and
West Tenth ard Hammond streets. and Rleecker street.
between Hammond and Bank streets; tspecihcation l5)
Cherry street. between Montgomery and Jefferson Streets
Clinton street between Cherry and Madison strees
specihcalon 49, between Eighty ninth and Enety.hfth
Seventy fifth Seventy sixth streets between Third and
Fourth avenues and Fourth avenue; specilcaon 49,
Fiftyseventh street. between East river and Third
nae and il and Fifyeghth street, and tspecin-
cation o between 5h and l2st sccts and between ave-
The plans for above works can BE- seen and
and for bids obtained application a this Once
soSSsfS. S.ssRs sfRRssssEsssH Asss:ssss ss:s$ s;sss
Orucz cRoroS AoUxpucr Dxr'r, March q 1851.
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A J. BLEECkER. AuCrONEER
"a. DESlRABt.E RESIDE SCE ON LEXINGTON Av.
Al BLEEcKER SON co win sen II auction on Mon
day, Agrl - q G'c!9ck :. the R1eaAa.e s.le.room
anoy ssAted toar story brown stone English bassn.ent
men ouss and Los 10 Lexhgon s,5e 1s feet
~ inches north Of twenty ninth Lot sxB feet
house as deep One of the built and best
ranged houses Of ts aze n New York stnaton mos desra
he rossrsso. . - q msy ns perfect The house has
A UcTIoN SALE
A The subscr,6ar win sell hn House and Lot formerly
ewnS and occted oy John D. jones' situated in rshkiii
nesday, April ~ 1897 Sale take place the premises
2P Lot roo feet front and 300 feet deep Good barn
the premises and also coal houee Apple peach
cherry, plum, crab apple and trees OF all kinds
nine rooms, y In perfect order commands good view Of
kevoee and up and down the Hudson river and within
six minutes walk Of the depot steamboat landing The
subscriber win also SELL at time and place. new
ch Cow one Horse one two seated Rockaway Carriages
with pole and shas one light top Buggy nearly new and
Garden Utenss, Ac Terms Of purchase made known al
time OF sale. K. L. MERRIFIELD.
ucTION SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
n QUACkENBUSu PAULfSON, Aucttoueers, 81 Ce.
Household FurDsture residences Of families giving
housekeeping, and at their saiesroom.
A ssIGNEB,s SALE OF CABINET MAKERS STOCK
"A DYM DOUGHTY. AUCTI0NEER,
street. viz-Rosewood Parior Suits walnut do Library
do carved IN brocate and hair cloth: walnut
wood and mahogany Chamber Furniture suite and sim
gle peces Turkish Lounges Chairs making hnc assort
manl BY order of Partridge. assignee.
Bedding Gas Chandeliers China Crockny snd Glass Ware,
worthy attention *~
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vxyM. Writer'S, AUCrIoNEER, SELL TO MORROW,
w o'clock, al SIG Greenwich street Grocery store
Mt O'Clock, fM Canal street, large and valuable
assortment Of Furniture hne GsrYcs Bsddns rarlor M
Of the above Cabinet Furniture Ware House,
50 Chamber Sus 20 Parlor Suits Frday. at le varick
street. a gcnte Furniture the house. Several others
p 4 @
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REy,AxIs Z = . gHsALL, a AycrIeNEHs, !, . ;,

ID LATE SALESMAN WITH e. H. LUDLOW 90.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURE, MIRRORS.
ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANOFORTE, FINE CHINA AND
GLASS. AxMINSTER,- WILTON AND VELVET CAR
PETS Ac; 4c zoos - 20, ,o,<
O'Clock the private resdence No l6o Madison
southwest corner Of Thirytbrd street, all the elegant
sol, and POTTER stymu comprisns very rtch
Room and Chamber rosewood grand act ION Piano.
forte H. Bord Of Paris maker; and Lace Curtains,
elegant Pier and Mante Mirrors fine clocks and Bronzes
Lounges and Easy Chairs rich Of French China
Olcoths Kitchen Utensils, &c. &C. The house " u be open
for inspection Tuesday 9th ns bv permit which with
descriptive catalogue he had the Office OF the
uoneers No. ~ Liberty street. Of y. H. Ludlow Co.,
No. 8 Pine street.
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ExCURsIoM TO PARIS ITALY GREECE, oRIMEA.
~ HOLY LAND, E0YPT. &c.
-Ine magnificent daewheel steamship QUAKE
ClIi VII leave With the above excursion party accompa
nie6 h Lieutenant General sherman, Saturday. June
nss.siss oepea LeghSn, caPsn tGsrib.lds home,
nople Sebascpol Smyrna Holy Land EGyyt Malta, cagi-
ara Palma valencis. Madeira and the party
shis polns q interest IN Italy sw,tasrnd and the Hoy
that could be desired and should be adhered Absolutely
Appcstions TO Join the party which limited c
dred and ten and Y now nearly oonpete. be
o. G. DUNCAN. lit WAL street.
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SALES Ar Aucr1or

TsAAC WOLF AuCrTONEBR OFFICE 4oe PEARL
street. WIN sell Monday. April = y ocock hs Fnr:
street. Consisting Of Parior Set Bedroom Furniture feAth
er BEDS Carpets Kitchen Uensii kc. &c Bale posive-
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONvENTfON-TwENTY.rI FIR
~ Ward deck A an election Of the dsmosracy Of e
Tweuy.nrst Ward held at Rley corner Of Second aven
and Thirty NTH street. Saturday evening April 1851
following desges we're elected 2 the ssyersl
Baker. John fsssiCew. samuel q Courtney R g. CO.
Rsii,. Z LsanSsr sssI & sosSs Va keissn y 4sss No,
fSirsy.scon1 street and Foarh avenue: Dei,sa.ss
The As:smo s nsnss soosxcE
meet Monday evening April q and 10 Ess Tort;
Henry L. Clinton, John n Tracy, Bernard Cos!eo Jer. ns
Crowley John D. kellogg oodrsy shesss, Nelson s,nit
Pat Fltmmoua 0ilber Dean, jeremiah Larougne, PETE
sssy IsxEsass o,s1:9 aeesEt @ Lsscssa s SeFsS psy:
Dennis teary, John MurfAy, Stephen Cornell william
Higgins, Daniel W. Clark 70 meet at Tracy Cornells Z
s'''"' srgPHEN o'BRIRN, >Inspectors
JOHN CONN0R of
4N teN JOHN D. NxUxAN, Election.
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ID HORSES, CARRIAGEs ROAD WAGONS, 4C

DY MINER 4 sOMERvILLE, UNION SQUARE
~ HORSES, CARRIAGES. ROAD WAGONS, AC
Tuesday, April at II o'clock, at Horse Auction Mart
comprising In part the entire establishment Of . gentleman
leaving for Enrops One pair splendid Carriage Horses
away one covered Buggy trotns Wagon two sets Of
double and three sets OF single Harness. Bankets Robes
rate order E ~
Regular horse saes a. our auction mart Union Place
Stables Tuesday and Friday throughout the
and al tho Old Brooklyn Market James street. FULTON,
Brooklyn. every Saturday. .1ssANs =
RYLANDT wALpRON, AUCTroNEERs. -
- Broadway. win sell by auction, Tucsday. ~ II
O'Clock Silver Plated Ware large and varied assortment
Of useful and ornamental goods. - sSes
RYLANDT d wALDRON, AUCTTONEERs, 6e6
~ Broadway, will sell by auction, on Thursdny at ii
O'clock second hand Furniture Carpets Airror Beds and
Bedding. Glassware. Kitchen Articles, &c.
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THE TRADES.


OR ssyEs GOOD ;s
:n S:yo11 Cor..r hse 10 Ho shop
u gne and % 81. own dInF: no application .,i ).
sotced eIcep hose w rsfersnes and stat
EMBossER. wANrED-oS PAPER WORK. ONE
mprsssons Inquire :. ~ Pearl street. TOP scor y 'A-''
1AAcHrNrsT.-rHE PARENTS OF LAD OF Is
M yeArs wish % apprentice him 70 ihs business in good
drsss B. A. Is wSiss q ~ M ANXIOUS ''''h Aa
DIAPER HANGERS wASrEp-rwo FIRST CLASS
steady wCssnsn e g 70 an interior city IL New York
iss arfsy y az t. go = p'' ~''a''' A's -
no QUARRyMEN.--wANTEp. ONE HUNDRED so.
sas' ON ss.arass XII M lSSs sns
no PI.uMBERs,-A COOP PLUMBER THAT UNDER.
stand: gas atsng can have constant smIioyment the
S.So sSd Ss.t c'Fnns st.
mo BOSS CARRIAGE PAINTERS. s.-wANrgD. A sIru.
alton y ySunf man - years old, At carr,.ss psi9ne;
woeSs iS 9Th sv ~. ''' : '''-- ~'''s'' " ''-A
WANTED IMMEDrATELY-A GOOD DRAPrsMAN,
W. 70 g South for about one year he understand
snSss 5S s.s.s sgass e iSod van b Dsd
OF rom gass. Z. m, PIE 80 o
g ssf ssGd 4 % SS S% r 3
WAITED, .TooIxAKER, o MAKER, TO MAKE MINERS,
approved machincr Only those Of exporence need apply
q q Robinson St. between and 10 A. 4. and ana r n
vUANTKD-A COMPETENT GUIDE MILL ROLLER.
wv Apply ~ Hudson Steel and Iron Workss neckawaS,
New yersey. '- a. Z.
vVANTED--A SITUATION AZ JouRNBYMAN WATCH
w maker or salesman IN lewelry store Aderese ".
ON, 10 Bowcry corner Of Bead o.
WAss,I..:D.5sAs "A g You've ~ 1Ax: wTa coop SHyss
CVANrHD-A FIRST CLASS PLUMBER, STEADY
" WORK and best Of wages gwen. None but nrst class
City. --'- Is : 7'9r -
yAENCH ADvBRTEDEMEHTS.
TTNB DAME rARlsIRNNE DRgIRE ACCOMPANIES
~ une iAmule en Europe con1e dame de oompagnie %
fouvefnanee ee fournir lea m4euF0e reeommendeuona
Bedfeeeer Madams h 10 East Som8 rue.
a ExPREsgEs.
A -BURHHAM'g FURNITURE EXPRESS, ll6 WEST
- Eleventh street near Sixth s!enu: Fnrn.urs Moved
city country furniture packed and shipped sfpvruye
e1cred Money A3vsnred os frvs'turA
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DY HENRY H. LEEDS A MINER.
- HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.

DY HENRY r. LEEDS 4 MINER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
Valuable HORSES. CARRIAGES DC, belonging TO .
gentleman leaving for Europe, at his stables No. 10
West Eighteenth street.
HENRY H. LEEDS 8 MINER win sell at auction on
Wednesday, April ~ at 10 clock at the private stable No
y West Eighteenth street between Fifth and Sixth
three valuable Carriage Horses, viz
One BAY, Is hands inch high, years old.
One BLACK. l6 hands high. years old.
One GRAY, l6 hands high. years old.
They sound and kind stylish drivers single together
and had day Of sickness since had them
they very desirable.
Also Z 1ne CLOSE PANEL CARRIAGE. lined with
crimson silk. made by Wood Bros
COUPE, lined with reps, made by r. Lawrence
BAROUCHE, and slip lining, by Wood Bros.
PARK PHAETON. lined With morocco very little
used, made By Lawrence
bfY seat SLEIGH, built BY Could Of Albany.
A very handsome set double HARNESS, by Wright
very handsome set double plated HARNESS, nearly
made by Lowden. AtR
A hne set 3. r. coach HARNESS.
English imported Bride, &C., and everything apper.
tanning to genteman's private stable.
They be seen at any time before the SALE
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pY MINER 4 soxERvILLR.
Ar PRIVATE STABLE NO. WEST rwENrY.sEvENrH

STREET,
THURSDAY; APRIL IL AT II O'CLOCK,
The entire establishment Of . gentleman leaving for
Europe, comprising IN part aFts = - !.
An elegant carriage Team; hands high; sound kind and
perfect 0'ffs# Il
Team Of very nns Ponies matched; warranted sound
and kind. 'sN
Very hne chestnut saddle Horse excellent In harness. and
been used as q ladys saddle horse; sound and kind.
Baronche. Coupe Rockaway, Basket Wagon, Victoria:
Utensils, &C - 20
The above vehicles and harness all city made 70 order
and in good condition.
Particulars hereafter
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RALLRcAns.
and western trsins leave Ncw York. Va Hudson q
Railroad Thirtieth street and Tenth svsnues and
and 3Ih $50 and II r. NJ; and via Harlem Railroad,
y-nxth stree and Fourth avenue st II a. ~ and 4lb
The 60 n. train via Hudson River VII run on suno4
Sleeping attached 10 $50 and IL 7. u. trains z
$50 train L also attached sleeping car every ..
via r.. w. and o. Railroad. without change.
Sunday train Hudson River Road New York b Pouf
keepsie and return leaving New York ak $50 A. M and
Harlem Road Forty second street 70 xerton and retur
'-'''s 80 WI. Il. Il 4. VANDERBILT. vscs rrssidsn-
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COAs~wIsE sTEAMsHIPs.


OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA.
" Reduced Rates Of Passage and Freight.
The entirely fast and elegant steamship
M#@ H4A NEVADA,
= 5000 tons bu rdcn.
win be despatched by the North American Steamship
M## Company, MT
on Saturday April %, At noon.
from Pier ~ North Warren street. counecsrG
the Pacific with the favorite steamer
AMERICA.
Captain z. Wakeman.
The accommodations on these unsurpassed
by those of steamers afoat. the line IL run
THROUGH TO san FRANCISCO EVERY 20 DAYS.
WN. II. WEBB, President. 81 Exchange place
D. N CARRISGTON, Agent IN West street, corner oe
Warren, New York. .es5
The fine steamers Santiago Do Cuba and Moses Tsylc1
will make the next run, leaving New York Nay 10.
IrOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA.
IL The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's eamee
HENRY cHAUNcEy win sail ON ThuEsday, April II. .: 10
O'Clock, noon
Freight received ~ usual
rates &C.. inquire freight once oompanys pisr,
- WEII.9y FARGO AGO..
Sole Freight 40snta r. Ms s. Co.
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DAcIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
II THROUGH LINE ~
TO CALIFORNIA.

80 = THROUGH LANE
e TO CAEfFORN1A,
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave pier 2 North river foot Of Canal street. NJ
II o'clock, noon, as folows.--
April l-NEW YORK, Captain JeT. Maury, connecting
with CONSTITUTION, Captain Lapidge
April 1l-.HENRY CfAGNCEG, Captain A. q. Gray. con-
neciEg with GOLDEN AGE. Captain Watkins.
April 2e-ARIzoNA, Captain ----. connecting with
MONTANA, Captain Sutton. 8
All departures touch Acapulco those Of LIST ard Elsa
Panama with steamers for South Pacific ports,
ls and llth for Central American ports, and those Of l
touch at Manzanilo.
of 11h each month connects with the stea
hne from Panama TO Australia and New Zealand.
loo pounds baggage allowed each adult Medicines ana
attendance free. ef
For passage tickets and all further information apply a.
the office wharf, foot Of Canal North river
New York. r. r. BABY. Agent
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY H. LEEDS. Auctioneer.
On the evenings Of FRIDAY and SATURDAY, April II
and l8 at ~ O'Clock each evening,
At the LEEDS ART GALLERIES,
Nos e and $40 Broadway, southwest corner OF Twelfth
IMPORTANT SALE OF PAINTINGS.
The entire collection of the favor1te artist.
JOHN WILLIAMSON,
consisting of his Of subjects comprising Land
scApes Fruit and Flower Pieces, &C., richly framed
ON SATURDAY EVENING,
the entire PRIVATE COLLECTION OF Mr.. PAUL 8.
FORBES. to include the collection Of WELL KNOWN
CONNOISSEUR Of this city going abroad comprsug ono
Of the finest and most important works OF EUGENE YER
BOECKHOvEN, painted Tor the present owner; also
- s11E ITALIAN 10vERS,n-
by e. NAY. OF PARIS painted 70 order and considered
his chef Hoeurre, with works BY
f. Frere, Carl Hubncr, David.
Gfroux, Jordans, Wllomst
Johannot, A. Achanbach. KrusomAnu,
Lemmeus, 4e F1chei, Van willie,
o. Erdmann, Chavet c. Hoguct w
Wander Eycken. G. wouters. n Hesren,
Toussaint, Leykert, w. Hart,
g. l.. Brown, Ratti, Of Rome, Eversen
Also number OF dne old ORIGINAL PICTURES, pur.
chased at the vale Of well known in Paris
during the owners residence Europe embraci
SUPERB CABINET PICTURE By dREUZE.
''THE FOUR SEASONS" By wATTEAU,
with examples OF
Boucher, Guido. Murllo
Lancret A. Caracci, Guercino,
Spagnolctt0, Borgogn0nL Brunghel,
and Others es
They win he on exhibition above and from Tuesday
9th Instant from A. NJ 10 r. NJ and the two evenings
uva nn1a nnf ~
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TVM. Writer'S, AuCTI0NEER, SELLS ON TUES
w day 9th, at 10 o'clock at l9 Hudson street. opposite
s. john: Park Al the Furniture q the large Dwelins
Mantel 0ssses Lace and Damask Curtans Velvet Tapeey
three ply and other Carpets Oh Cloths Paor Suits Centre
and ehamsilcd Chamber Suits fine Curled Ha and other
Feather Beds Banketa sprcada Sheets, Table
Linan mahcsany and other Warrobes Bookcase Rocking
and other Chairs. Sofa Bedx Plympton Bedsaead Chna
Gas Chandeers burners together wsh everything In .
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RY HENRY u. LEEDS 4 NINER:

n
VIII sell BY auction on Monday April at 10Y O'Clock, at
the residence z East Tenth street, Household Furniture,
consisting of Brussels Carpets Of Stuffed Birds gilt
frame French plate Pier Mirrors black walnut Suit u red
plush, black walnut marble Centre Table Lace Window
Curalns rosewood Extension Dining Table, black walnut
Lounges mahogany Bedsteads, mahogany wardrobes Bu
raaus and Washatands and Nattresses Window
Shades and Kitchen Utensils. x
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SECOND CLAS8 I'd
Through Tickets 70 London IS extra 80
An experienced surgeon board.
The Compnpes will Be responsible for spece valua-
oes unless bills Of hdng having the value expressed,
6. K. GARRISON, for n Y. NJ 81. Co.
JOS j. COMSTOCK. for N. Y. and n. s. Co
For further information apply to A
No Broadway n Z.
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DRECT STEAMSHIP LINE
BETWEEN ANTWERP AND NEW YORK.
The undersigned will despatch the FIRST class English iron
OTTAWA Captain ARCHER,
SATURDAYSAPRIL, Ia
from pier so North river,
DIRECT TO ANTWERP,
taking passengers at the following ratea:--
First cabin according location Of saeroom $5 and 800
EXCURSION TICKETS.
FHs e DIN .Sl7O Steerage ~ 30
payable in gold ts equivalent
The MEDWAY will follow MaYA
For freight or passage apply 10
tseMe No. SChambers street.
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JOSEPH w. DELANO.
Baltimore. ,Ia2latarU 10. 1864

Baltimore, January 10, 1866.
Messrs. Il. Wilson Carr & Co:
Gentlemen Some time since nv hair COM
menced failing out, and l was induced to try
your FORESTS Hair Restoratipe,9 and after
having used one bottle it ceased falling out,
and | can freely recommend it, believing it to
be the best Restorer now extant.
Yours respectfully,
CLOTlLDA A. JONES,
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No. 1889 Washington Street,

B0SzUH OsceH10eT ], 1900.
DR.. R. Wilson Carr,
Of .tirm Of VIZ. E. Bartlett, Jr. j. Co..
Dear Sir: Fer the last few years my head
has been getting gradually bald, and have
tried nearly al the advertised preparations
without effecting any good, until, fortunately,
Restorative" and its effects have been truly
wonderful. | have used only one bottle. and
am now on the second and already a fine crop
Of new hair is growing on my head. If any
body should doubt the genuineness of this GER
tifcate should be pleased to convince them
of its truth, if they will call at my residence.
Yours, truly,
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1870 Light Street Wharf,

B0l71D7oTe, JANUARY t, 1866.
Messrs. r. Wilson Carr & Co:
Gents: It gives me pleasure to add my
testimony in favor of your &C FORESTS Hail.
Restorative" | have used 1t, and it has
given me perfect satisfaction.
Yours, truly,
G. KITNEFET TRIP
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-01-10
THE NEW ERA, JANUARY 10. 1867.
ELDON HALL RESTAURANT,
No. IS Hesf faye{fe Street, Baltimore.
2. REILLY. Proprietor.

This celebrated and widely-known Restau-
rant is still in successful operation under the
old proprietorship, and many improvements
have been effected in due keeping with the
progress Of the age