The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-04

A bounty of twelve dollars will be paid each
enlisted for the artillery or infantry arm.
day is allowed every soldier which is amply sufficient for
esl Clothing Good quarters and fuel are at ali times fur
nished and every attention will be paid to making those
country good faith comfortable and conented with their
situation The best medical attendance is always provided
ing the period he is unable to perform his duty Should
the soldier be disabled in the line OF his duty, the laws pro-
Also leo of best land any of the States in which
the United States have land Provided he obtains by his
good conduct honorable discharge, 500 in treasury
scrip to bear interest, if he prefers it to the land
I s aD0s and & wiz h a y n and %
monthly pay OF the soldier may be laid upas everything
the government, including his sugar and coffee The ,pr,-
dent soldier, therefore, may readily save from $f2O TO
term he can if he chooses settle his farm in any of
western States, and there establish himself comfortably
The Of dollars viii be paid to any citizen,
commissioned officer soldier, who shall bring the
listed The citizen should present his lieu
tenant captain and As 81 fSdL%iHs sp
WASHINGTON, FEB. 26, lsi7 Recruiting 0Ger.
ire an
CPLENDID Paper Hanging Painted Transparent
r Franklin Pennsylvania avenue, five doors west Of
Cages between 9th and 10th streets, offers to
homes choice well selected, and beautiful assortment OF
the above articles
purchased in the cities, carefully packed and de-
livered, according to address, in the city
Feb I3-3aw2wif
TOFaN BINNs No. I16 Walnut street Philadelphia,
State of Pennsylvania has received the appointment Of
commissioner to take dispositions, acknowledgements, &c.
from the governors of the following States
Alabama, Michigan,
Arkansas Missssippij
Connectcut Missouri,
Delaware North Carolina,
Floridad Ohio,
Georgia, Rhode Island,
Iowa, South Carolina,
kentucky, Tennessee,
Louisiana, Texas,
Maine, Vermont,
MARYLAND Virginia
Massachusetts,
The commissioner may be found in his office at all bust
moss hours. Feb. N-2awSw.
NEW STRING GOODS.
TEO. w. PHILLIPS, OF the old firm of Pittman, Phil
VI lips, Il Co, would beg leave to call the attention of
members Congress (ho are about leaving the city, and
strangers generally his arrival OF fresh spring goods
them may be found the following articles worthy of
Rich Barona plads, article for ladies' dresses
Fine French Gnhams
Fine silk pressed lawns, these are very beautiful
Fine figured appet muslns
Tucked robes
Tamboured robes
French embroidered robes, something extrn
very cheap lot OF linencambrlc handkerchiefs.
fresh lot of those French cloths and doeskn cassimeres
which he will have made up at The shortest NOTICE. and m
too numerous to mention, all OF which ne VIII sen az the
Mar iS r''''
Rich spring siihs sc.
VXTALTER HARPER CO., Pennsy vnnia avenue, be-
wv tween 9th and 10th Streets will open this morning
OF very rich spring goods of entirely new design
They name in part
hichsllks, lawns. printed linens
Ginghams, shawis &c.
To which they respectfully request the attention of
bers OF Congress and strangers about leaving the city.
March 1-Stf
CnNTLEMEN's Hats.-The spring style will be intro
NJ duced by us this day, March 2, ls47)
Those Of Congress whose sizes regis
tered with us be supplied with the style by sending
their order. M H. STEVENS " EMMONS,
March 2-4tif Hsters, 1 and 2 Browns Hotel.