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s'7Oa page 629D and $50 ,76a page 6a40
and arrears, 1896, Sl5,7 TAO l6 g. 1893 Il

EIpsudtures under ordinary acts in ten = 49,
I; this must be added expenditures under act Of =,
'ah August ls4a, made out from the public ac- 100.
counts '. 54,2OI 81
Total for Wisconsin In ten year. ssh 400 81
Florida during the same ten years. .." .
from public accounts under act 10th 1.t@. s.r
august 1912 49, |.. IL al 03-1l9,774 90
pderence in favor Of Florida in ten years SCI 724 "a
And this although the Florida pay and mileage was
Vance 1899 instead of g. az in the other territories
nd the time Of session lenger, and the distances Of
avel believed to be greater, and the number of
aembers greater. And during most of this time the
oantry was involved in a disastrous war, and pri-
n were inflated by a deprecated currency and
ank suspensions, and much time was taken by the
alsature in efforts to investigate and reform the
Mr., B. next proceeded to show from the laws and
aceouns that the arree RACES which existed did not
nse from extravaganza, but real deficiencies in the
appropriations would not have occurred had
congress been aware Of the circumstances, and
which the legislative council could not prevent II
would be perceived that from l84l the appropria-
IONS had not increased, remaining steadily at
"a, l25 until lS45, the appropriation was reduced to
pl,s64, for fifty days only. In this time, whilst
appropriations did not increase, the lawful ex-
enses did increase. ,.s, ,... r - a4. ,.,.t g
BY the act of 1899, granting Senate, the privi-
e was given to increase the senators to fifteen, to
pportion the representation. In lS42, the eastern,
ouhern, and western districts complained, and the
oar new senator's were added, giving larger pro-
PORTION to those districts. r.... .... ..s. ...- 800
The pay and mileage of those four senator's, taken
rom the actual expenditures for l843, 1874, and
s4S, and $500 for the governors secretary in
ls43is s5.ll5 80
BY the act of June Is, 1884, every
county was entitled to a member
but the new counties do not appear
% have had new members until st.
Lucie in l84s $50 90
mere we're several contested seats;
eus the expense Of only one from
south Florida is estimated 500 40
s6,l7s 90
Congress had provided for those
nVe members, it is probable they
would have increased the contingent
expenses in the same proportion
With those they did provide for. This
proportion, by calculation, is 1898 90
-
S9,ll6 90
The members always received their
pay and mileage by certificates
rom the secretary ofState, the def
aeneies Of those appropriations fall
uPon the contingent expenses. In
addition to these items, by the act Of
loii, providing for session Of 1945,
only Try days were provided for;
nsey had the right to sit seventy five
%ya and the very fact OF going into
ae state government pending their
session., compelled them to sit six
yhve days Auditors estimate for H
FY and mileage Of members for the
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DOAHDING.-Mrs.R RUSSELL, on Capitol
ID Hill, has scveral fine large rooms unoccupied,
which she is deoirous Of filling with permanent or
transient boarders
Her house is pleasantly situated near the Capitol
grounds, and would be very desirable residence foe
two or three agreeable families
Persons wishing comfortable boarding on reasons
able terms are invited TO call.
Nav 5-3t 81. H..
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MRS. POTTER, Pennsylvania avenue, near
WI the railroad depot, would be happy to receive
private families or transient boarders.
April 27-3twf
NEW FANCY GOODS AND PER-
~ FUMERY.-Just received at GU1oN's under
Gadsbys new hotel, another magnificent invoice
Of .~.......s-. lr4a..
Fancy goods and perfumery
Enamellsd gold and silver writing implements
Ladies' companions
Etui cases, silver furnishing, ofseveral patterns
Rodgers's and Crooks Penknives and razors
Gold pens and pencils '.
Hunting knives and travellers dinner set
Patent portable umbrellas, an article for its conve-
nience specially recommended to travellers
Silk netted bags and money purses
Chinese goods, amongst which is the curious
Chinese puzzle fans A'@
Rich inlaid card cases, gold-mounted canes
Ebony Malacca, and fancy sword canes
Papier mache card receivers, riding whips
The assortment OF fans is one of the largest in the
city, comprising every style in fashion.
All the articles are Of the best quality, and will be
sold at the New York prices. .,s l..
Ladies' and gentlemen are respectfully invited to
call and examine for themselves. The same civility
and attention will be shown whether their object be
to purchase or examine the goods
Nav E-A
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The reason Of the extraordinary increase Of regular
va., subsequent 10 the year isss Mr. b. explained by
sosng that by the act Of the 7h of July l5ss page
LAS organizatioa~of the Legislature was made, in
,wsausnce Of the difficulties Of the Indian war and the
and financial Of the tines and
Va evils incident the legislation Of single HouseI by
heh new organI alton Senate was given consisting OF
sn members with power TO inc the number &c
pa and Tires members to the House; and the length
he session increased to seventy i've days from fifty
M the pay Of members Increased from 50 per diem and a
|suery 20 miles mileage, to - for each.
lst Mr.. B. next stated the expenses Of Michi,
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.. 81. III. F. JACKSON,
Late of the Astor House, New York.
........... 81. III, CRANSTON.

#' OF the Pavilion, Rockaway, L, |.
". B. Coaches will be in readiness at the depots
and landings TO convey passengers and baggage free
Of charge, to the house. .. .....r. ~ -. ..ur.
The Pavilion at Rockaway will be opened as
usual on the 1st of July, by M. Cranston.
Baltimore, May I--4t r.n..t... .a. . a..r .-sl
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BY E. s. Wright, Georgetown, ID. c.
ROCERIES, Nails, Grindstones, 81 C.

BY E. s. Wright, Georgetown, d. c.
GROCERIES, Nails, Grindstones, &C,
" at auctiOn.-On Friday next, the 9Th inst
at 10 o'clock shall sell without reserve, at the
warehouse Of J. N. Pearson, on Water street, to
close out
20 hhds Trinidad molasses
10 bbls New Orleans sugar
8 half chests voting hyson and black teas
IL boxes tobacco
ITO kegs nails
$50 grindstones
5 bales oakunn
800 bushela white sand, manila, and tarred rope
800 pieces wall paper
With an assortment of miscellaneous articles in
the grocery and ship chandlery line.
Sale positive, and terms liberal, .,.,,.
| May 5-3 ' ''~" Auctoneer
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6fleen days
Contingent expenses in proportion TO
the grant for fifty days
Making, by Deficiencies of sppropria.
ton for the necessary expenses Of
government 49,. ,
There has been paid from this fund,
which was not properly chargeable
to IL, for examining banks, under a
resolution Of tho Senate Of the Uni
ted States 1851 IS
Rent of executive Office 300 90
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In addition to this, Mr.. B. believed
there we're some rents for the use of
the Legislature, whilst the capitol
was pulled down TO erect a new one,
which no estimated at g :
And the pay of chaplains for services
rendered, and for which he admitted
the law had not provided, but the
committee had not stricken out, and
he trusted the House would not =
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XNT1NE sTORE.-.John III. Buthmann,

MINE STORE.--John III. Buthmann,
w Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between A
and 9Th streets, has received an invoice Of Holland
gin French wines in cnses, brandy fruit, and salad
oil, which he offers for sale; two pipes very old
Holland gin, Chateau Msrgesux, 1894; Chateau
Leoville, 1884, st. Julien, 1897; extra quality Sau-
terne, 1895; Hunt Sauterne of superior quality.
Also ordinary Sauterne and Vim de Grave; Hook
heimer Of 1891 and 1884; brandy fruit assorted;
genuine olive (salad) oil Daily expected, Bordeaux
claret IN hogsheads. April 25--3tif
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49, FOR RENT.--A comfortable and con-
#iIi venient two-story brick dwelling house, sit
Al uatcd on 18th street, between ard G streets.
F. ''sH Apply 10 ma
-.' CHRISTOPHER CAMMACK,
-. ...." 'A F street. near 18th street.
May 6-st veg INTEL
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EUTAw HOUSE,

- C0rnT W ISUtdtD alu BdHH'lWt SHttB, = =
JACKSON g. CRANSToN, lPROPRIETORS.
ETNHE undersigned beg leave to inform the public
Il that they have leased the above extensive and
welLknown hotel, which during the last two months
has undergone thorough renovation and refurnish,
ing, rendering it now unsurpassed by any hotel in
the country for elegance and comfort. Its situation
is high and healthy, commanding fine view of the
city, and convenient to the places of business and
pleasure. The proprietors fatter themselves that
their well-known connexon with the first hotels in
the Union, amply qualities them for the satisfactory
discharge Of their duties, and respectfully solicit pa
tronage. .s...." ..-1-.
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$50 90
500 40
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Isl. Mr.. B. next stated The expenses Of Mich
M for three years, to be-
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF,!
EDWARD BIRD,


between Charles and Lighl-sis.
In now close off his entire stock of Rich SPklNd
|Y GOODS, without regard TO cost. Being deter
led to sell off his large stock OF Fancy anu staple
INNER GOODS, persons in want VIII do wen 10
Immediately ,,, o- o.O,
arge stock Of Rich Dress SILKS, 95 per cent
less than former prices; one of the best assoH-
ments in the city. ,.oozru,,
kl French ORGANDIES; French JACONETS;
4 French LAWNS; Lace Muslins; GlHGHAMs;
MARQUESSE MUSLINS, price only 81 IL
hTTE GOODS-Jaconet Cambria; Book and
Swiss Musins; Cambrics; TarIa'ans; suiped
| Muslins. ,-.. e,,....;,,.,.
MEN GOODs-Ihsh Linen; Barnsley sheet'ngs;
pillow Case Linen; Bird Eye Diapers; DamasK
Table Cloths; HuCkaback Towels
large stock of Fancy DrllIings: oi
/ superior quality; also White Duck Drilllngs, I'M
ported for city trade. - -.,,,,,,,>,r,,, ~,
! lsh, French and Domestic. cent
sIAWLS and SCARFS-Crape, Twisted SHK
/ Hernanna silk, Barage, Mohair and Italian slLf
sHAWLs; Grape, Hernanna Six ana beras
/ SCARFS. ,,r,
hosiery. GLOVES and CRAVATs, &c.
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF
J.EDWARD BIRD, 2e9 BALTlMOkE 81;
;vI between Light and Charles.
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PINEY POINT PAVILION.

0NE of the most convenient, splendid, and pic
~ turesque salt water bathing places IN inc Uhlteu
States will be opened for visers on the 10Th instant
for the summer campaign. The Pavilion ana Its ac-
commuc ations have been put in complete state OF
repair and offer to the invalid pleasant resort for
health and recreation. The bathing is delicious, elll-
er in the houses or in the open surf "along the sound
ing Shore" fresh and constant ST breeze sets IN
in the afternoon and continues all night till eight or
ten in the morning. The Pavilion commands view
of the debouchure of the Potomac into the Chesa-
peake Bay, the river in front being nearly ten miles
wide II Is within eight hours steaming from Wash
ineton, twelve from Baltimore, and weIVe from
Richmond. e.o,,-,,p,, c..,.i
.,vts ID HE.up Guyther, leaves Baltimore every Sa
turday evening, stops at Plney foh'
early on Sunday morning, and returns TO baltimore
on "Wednesday, The steamer OCEOLA, capt: MN
chel leaves Washington OH Wednesdays and Satur-
days IN her way Norfolk, and returns on Tuesdays
and Fridays, touching at the Point in both directions
landing and receiving passengers
The proprietor, with these advantages OF ms estab
Iishment and with corps of obging servants goot
fare good music, boats for sailing, and the usual ac
cessnTies of watering place, toge her with moderate
nrohstion j. ii. BIRCH,
ieI2-T United States Hotel, Washington.
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DAHHASK TABLE LINEN. =,

DAMASk TABLE Yin 1N.
LINEN SHEETING AND IRISH LINENS.
yzyIIE subscribers have now in store ana tof sa'e
by the piece or yard the largest ana 6eSt dSso'e
ed stock of LINEN GOODS in this city,
WE NAME IN PART:
S4.q4. l04.u- d, 1874 and 10 a Iiish and Barnsey
LINEN SHEETING ,,.,,..,.o,.o
49, AZ 46 so, 81 and 54 inch Bolster and Plho"case
LINEN n-,.r.
IA, 84, "a and 1914 Irish and Barnsley Damask ia
"a, 81. Cd ana 1914 Irish and Barnsley DIAPER
TABLE LINEN
Unbleached Damask and Diaper able Linen
8s $40 1912, 1914, 1916 1920 Satin Damash d.
pamask and Diaper, Dinner and Napkins, in sizes
White and colored DOYLlES
| Brds-Eye and Huckaback TOWELi4iNG
Scotch and Russia DIAPERS, in great variety
Huckaback and Diaper red bofdered ioWeN
| Irish and Scotch DoWlas, German Ro'ls -, :,
! stair Damask-toge'her with our larGe stotS ~, ~
IRISH SHIFTING LINEN, making IN alI Iie tlie
mostcomplete stock ofLINEN GOODS we nave
| evet had -, ,,o,,roo
ma The above Goods are from the best manutac &c
uSers. Uhe most of them made to our own ofaGr 'o
family useD warranted all Flax aud Grass bleach'
4 McELDOWNEf & Cu'
No. l63 Baltimore street,
iv1o between Calvert and Llght
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,w7IIaT TNRIyALLED CARMINATIvE,

1U14AT UNRlvALLED CARMINATlVE..
aBOWERS, INFANT CORDIAL" is me most
nopnIar Medicine now in use among various la''iiee
Of ihe first Responsibility throughout the country.
BOWERS CORDIAL can be given TO me mus. -,
tender infant with perfect safety. FOR chloIeh' w
even adults that are afflicted with inward palms, me
Cordial will be found of inCaculable beneht to'
those children who are afflicted with weakly Vi no uo
bi,ated state of the bowels, the Cordiai WIN p.uv.
very beneficial. Children while teething sailtr sIGa.
amount Of pain and occasion the parent .er1uy 10y
much anxiety and trouble. The happy ihiluenc. VSs
"Bowe Infant Corda exers, by It's very soutnS a
ouali,ies makes it very desirable remedy IN ah sucii
cases: lei no family be without this nValuaple fehic
dy-Price 25 cents.
For sale wholesale and retail py chom;s,
G P. ROGERS, Druggist ana Chelhls.,
corner of Howard and Marion streeSs, sure Cs
And at retail by the following agents;- nouney S'G
san. corner of Madison and Howard SITS; " u: II
Perkins. corner of Market and Green sts II Lemon
corner Of Market and Poppleton SITS; A. u kugely
corner of Howard and Pratt sts,; H. Perkins pro
ther. corner of Green and franklin SITS h. W. an
drews. Hin ST.; G. K. Tyler, corner OF High and Mar
ket sts.; DR.. T. Rountree, Bel. Market; Thos.
Tlonkins. broadway, Fe'l's Point; J. b. Stansourl
Thames St; G w. Tucker, Pratt and Eden ST.; T.
pitts High and Pratt ST.; @. P. Rogers, corner OF pac
and Little Green street, Or. RteSurg Pratt ana pae
s,,' q, '''' jyl6-lw-jel2 6m
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IN TO NORFOLK AND BACK,
DURING THE WARM SEASON,
By the Baltimore Steam Packet
bs,-eC Compan, IS ST perior and comfortable
4J5stff{H f IN boats GEORGIA, Capt Cannon, or
HERALD, Capt. RUSSELL leaving Spears wharf eve eye
some davs and hours This excursion is offered to
lnvieorate the health, particularly nvalids, adults and
children who arc much benefued by the st air ana
delightful sail down and up the chesapeake bay,
u;ewine the Rip Raps y Old Point Comfort, Fortress
Monroe. u s Men of War and Dry Dock.
Passage and fare down and ups S., with privilege o'
returning in four days. 49,
ieQ6-n3m L. ShEffhhp, Sseht'
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CAPE nIAY.-CITIzENs, UNION LINE.

Far Through rom BdHlm0Te, 01lTy 1IOU'
= ao.s<.s Passengers for this celebrated eva
8sgTSs 4Eawze tering Place" by taking the steamer
from Baltimore, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at O'Clock, P. M, will be assured of passage
TO Cape May the next morning, by the superb, com
modious and safe steamboat OHIO, Capt Davis,
which leaves Philadelphia on Tuesdays, Wednesdays
and SATURDAYS, touching at New Castle for the Bal
m4-Fare from Baltimore to Cape NAV, including
hack hire at Cape Island, s. 80 only meals extra
| iy4 A. CRAWFORD, Agent
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lSa7D MOTHERS. ROGERS sPEClFIC, Tor
Summer Complaint, Dysentery and Cnolena ',a
|Morbus This Medicine on'ylequres tIlal u p,1ro
he ,Uonaerft effects For sale only by the mahuiac
|,urer' G. p, GERS, corner of Howard and MARION,
and corner of Howard and tison, and corner raea
and Little Green streets, Baltimore None genuine 70
lexcept the Written signature oil tle 10
on tne pi;"a 1a"n, .. S5 cSn,s' iyl5lw-Isl2 3m
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.
CrIEAp EXCURSION FOR CHILDREN

a CHEAP EXCURSION FOR CHILDREN.
-. The commodous steamboat PO
CAHoNTAS will leave Light street
as6.sEziak zAEEEisA wharf, on SATURDAY AFTER
NOON NEXT, the 18Th jury, at O'Clock, on an
excursion down the Bay, and will return by sun
down This trip is intended more particularly for
Children the boat being large will allow them an
abundance of room for exercise. DANCING MU-
sic will be on board; also, CONFECTIONARY.- =
The Bar will be closed. This will be delightful
trip for parents and guardians to give those under
their charge an opportunity to spend pleasant even
ing, and enjoy the sea breese.
I3- The Boat will stop, going and returning, at the
County wharf, Fell's Point.
{r7- Tickets only 25 cents, children and servants
half price-tO be had at the office, No Light street
wharf Jylb 81
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GRAND AQUATIC EXCURSION

AND COTILLION PARTY-TO ANNAPOLIS.
- svnza C. c. PHILLIPS would respectful
ne y inform the ladies and gentlemen of
4@ifzSslA Baltimore that at the earnest socita-
ton of his friends and acQuainances he has charter
ed the favorite and commodious steamer POCAHON-
TAS, for an E cursion and Dancing Party on TUES
DAY AFTERNOON NEXT, 2lst inst, leaving Light
street wharf at 24 O'Clock, stopping at the County
wharf F. P. going and returning, and proceed to
Annapolis, remaining sufficient time for the company
10 view the State House, Naval School, &c. SC.
&C P. would state to the public that he will spare
no pains 10 make this Excursion of pleasure aud
endowment to those who are kind enough 10 patronze
him. ~
engaged for the occasion.
CONFECTIONERY, SUPPER, &c., will be pro
yided on board in abundance, at 'easOnable rates..
U5-Tickets FIFTY CENTS each,to be had al
the Clipper, sun and Argus offices, and at the Boat.
iyl5 thsmtu5t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-18

USCoNONIY IN M MEDICINE- so pills t3I1 70 %
HI cfs The cheapest medicine in the world is
HaNCE'S S.aRS.aP-aRLLL.4 OR BLOoDPILL
they purity the blood remove bile, cure costVehess'
headache, rheumatism, heart burn, dyspepsia, sing
jng in the ears, cramps, pain in the stomach' &C.
price 95 cents per box, or five for 81.
For sale by SETH S. HANCE, l06 Baltimore s'''
and corner of Charles and Pratt sts MAJ
Remember fifty pills in bon, and Hdnce's nsoo' s%
| Pills. Up.
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,rw ,rw,YxyARD,s SUPERIOR

SUPERIOR ,,,,
HM LONG CLOTH MUSLINS!
Gavy cosesof those superior Bleached Mu Sins that
have given so much satisfaction TO those who nave
tried them, have been received and are now open -
They are put up in the style of Irish Linens, IN
whole and half pieces, and orleren expressly ol ny, 10
nnIv nr family customers. Those disappointed III
securing piece from the previous lot can nnW sap
ply themselves at IA wv w AEnS, Ea,,o,,o
F' No 25 HOward-st Sd door from Fayete,
Mr.. A general assortment ef 5easonable DRY
cn0Ds Ronnets Ribbons, &c, at low prices. Jelu
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EXCURSION OF THE BALTIMORE
INVTNt,IRI Ga ,, TO ANNAPOLIS,


The 'Balttmore InvncibIes" having
lEuecharered the safe and commodious
steamer "COLUMBIA," Capt. Guy
ther, will make an Excursion TO ANNAPOLIS, on
THURSDAY AF rERNOoN, July 93d inst. The
Boat will leave Commerce street wharf, at o'cFk,
P. M, stepping at the County wharf, Fell's Point,
going aud returning. The ''Invncibles" are deter
mined TO make This one of the very best Military EX
cursjons of the season. and every arrangement will
be effected that can add TO the pleasure ond erjoy-
ment of the company. The Boat will remain at An
napolis a sufficient length of time to permit those
who accompany them, to view the "Ancient City,"
the Naval School, Fort Severn &c., and return at an
early hour in the evening.
VOLANDT,S MILITARY AND COTILL'ON
BAND has been engaged for the occasion, and every
opporuniy given to II ose who are fond of dancing.
h-REFRESHMENT CONFECTIONERY, ICE
CREAMS, SC, will be supplied in abundance by a
first rate rer, and sold AT reasonable prices
a3-Tickets SO cents each-to he had at the Clip
per, Sun and Argus Offices, and from the members Of
the corps. [sRl jyl5.ws&dte
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM


AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE q C.4LVERT-STS.
MR.. OVENS BENEFIT.
YHVFIIS EV ENING q, July 18th, will be performed
Il HOME AGAIN. Ben Bradshaw, Mr.. OWENS
Suphy, with snng) Miss A. FISHER.
Afler which, QUEER SUBJECT. Bill mattock,
MIR. OWENS.
To conclude with RICHARD III. Richard, Mr.
OWENS. Richmond, MIR. GALLAGHER:
S63- Admittance a5 cts, children under 10 years OF
age, l2t cents. Saloun performance to commence as
"a O'Clock precisely. IL
GHEW'S DAGUERRIAN ROOMS,
y HI BALTIMORE STREET, Balt'e,
II6 CHESNUT STREET, Philadelphia.
MIR. SHEW would respectfully announce thaI ne
has opened Rooms at No. III Baltimore street, WIN
light expressly adapted for the purpose of taking
UAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES,
upon the most improved system
He would particularly call attention to MS iachi-
ties for taking children, which superior to those
of any other establishment in the city.
0Iy- The proprietor intends giving his personal at
tention to those who may favor him with CALL
ml-dtf
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NENTISTRY. w BURLINGAME, DENTAL
~ SURGEON, would inform his friends and patrons
that he is permanently located at No 80 NJ CHARLES
STREET, where he may be found al all hours, in
readiness to perform all operations pertaining TO lis
profession in the most scientific and economical
manner. His special attention is devoted to the cor
recti0n of irregularities ofthe Teeth, branch of the
protest. heretofore too much neglected, but ev-
fenty of the first importance. Artificial Teeth insert
ed in every variety in such manner rs to perform all
tho offices of natural ones. Observe the Mo-
33 N. CHARL ES-ST.,
i,E nolr, door ~ 7 yin ,tnr Bllt,