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SOLDIERS BouNry.-It appears that the in.
tent Of the law giving bounty to the volun-
teers is, to certain extent, defeated by the
strict Interpretation put upon it by the Second
Auditor at Washington, defeating in . measure
the object intended by the passage of the law,
and the same with the one months pay in ad-
vance.
The act passed last July provides that every
volunteer who shall have served two years, or
during the war, if sooner ended, shall receive
in addition to his regular pay bounty Of one
hundred dollars. We are informed that letters
have been received in this city from the Second
Auditor at Washington announcing that wound
ed soldiers who have been honorably discharged
are not entitled to this bounty, for the reason
that they have not served two years. This is
certainly not the intent Of the law, and it
should be amended forthwith by Congress, 80
that the soldier who 10 MANNED for life, and
prevented from serving longer, can receive this
bounty. If any person is entitled to it the
wounded man is
The joint resolution giving to the recruit ono
months pay in advance is also interpreted to
mean that be shall receive this advance pay
upon his company being mustered into the
United States service. Should person enlist
to-day, and his company be one or two months
in filing up, he would not get dollar in ad-
vance, and perhaps not until after ons months
pay Is past due.
Again, it il said that the two dollars allowed
for obtaining recruits only applies to the regu-
lar army.
We state thess facts for the purpose Of call
ing the attention Of Congress to them, and urg-
ing the passage Of supplementary act to carry
out the apparent intent Of Congress in passing
the laws. We admit that it should be 30 guard.
ed that the government will not be imposed
upon; but as IL now stands II is worse than if
no inducements had been offered; for the sol
der will be led to believe that false induce
msnts have been held out to him. Let Con-
gress, therefore, remove every obstacle, and
make the subject SO clear as to be capable Of
but one Interpretation, by the immediate pas
sage Of q supplementary act, and all will
be we'll. The recruit should receive his
months pay in advance as soon Is he is
enlisted, and the one hundred dollars bounty
should be paid to every soldier who faithfully
fulfs his part OF the contract, whether he
serves for two years or Is disabled by sickness
or wounds and is honorably discharged at an
earlier day. Such we believe to have been the
intent Of Congress in passing the laws, and let
il be 80 declared before the adjournment Of Con-
gress.
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The New CALL ron TRoOPs-In another
column will be found the order Of Governor
Morgan for the enlistment Of this States quota
lunteers, to which we call the special attention
Of our readers. The details are so carefully
arranged that the delays and conflicting autho-
rites which annoyed those engaged in recruit
Ing under former calls are almost entirely done
away with. This, with the bounty of twenty
five dollars and one months pay in advance.
will make the work Of the recruiting officer
less srduous, % well - give an addi-
tional encouragement to those who enlist.
The Governor has also appointed special
committees, composed Of some of the most In
nuential citzsns Of this city, to aid in the good
work; but we trust that our citizens will not
leave the work entirely in their hands, but that
each and every one will put their shoulders to
the wheel, and do all that lies In their power to
mako the response Of this city and State to the
new call so prompt and decisive that its moral
influence will dishearten the rebel leaders, and
remove the last hope of the success Of their
cause, as we'll a. show to foreign croakers that
our past efforts have not In the least crippled
US, but, ON the other hand, simply prepared US
for another exhibition Of military strength that
far excsls them all.
The administration has called for mon. Let
the response Of this State be as decisive Is in
the past. Tho intelligence from other States
shows that the call is being cordially responded
to. and we trust that New York will not lag
behind, but, o. heretofore, be ready to march
side by side with her sister States until the last
vestige Of the rebellion is crushed the protec-
ton Of the constitution restored to all sections
of the South, and the Stars and Stripes once
more float over an undivided and prosperous
country. This is no time to hesitate or to
mourn over the past. The government asks
for assistance. and it il the duty Of all to see
that it has oil asked for. Let the disap-
pointments and grievances of the past be for
gotten in one grand effort to bring the war to =
speedy end. Three hundred thousand additional
men in the field immediately will enable the
administration to crush out the rebellion with
one-tenth the loss Of life, less cost, and much
earlier, than If their enlistment is postponed
for six months. This is the hour aud the day
to work; now is the time for the Empire State
to respond. Let the response b speedy and
decisive, and all will be we'll.
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Exclusive of the six hundred thousand dol
lars relief fund, therefore, the decrease under
the Corporation alone exceeds two millions Of
dollars. Consequently the taxes, which ave-
ragged over two per cent last year, will be re-
duced about one-fourth for this year. This
great saving is more apparent than real, how
ever for the transfer Of the surplus interest Of
the sinking fund to the city treasury accounts
for much of the milk in this cocoanut
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Decrease. $l,14S,eS2 III
This decrease, it seems, 10 almost entirely to
the credit Of the Corporation; for the State aud
county portions of the tax levy show On in
crease over last year, while the Corporation
taxes, including six hundred thousand dollars
donated to the volunteer relief fund, compare
with last years - follows
1851. So 63z ,612 ~
1892. 036 ,8S0 -
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a MUNICIPAL PHEsoAENoN.-A glance ct The
tax levy, just transmitted y the Board q eu:
pervisors by tho Comptroller, would almost
lead one to believe that our Corporation had
become economical. The present tax levy
compares with last years as follows -
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NV York, Thursday, July 10, 1861.
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TRIE8E MA1.

Protected By Royal Letters Patent Of EnsIdsd
and secured BY the Seals Of the EeoIs de Pha,.
nlaete de Paris, and the Imperial College Of
Medicine, Vienna.
TRIESEMAR MOL
ls the efeotUal remedy for RELAXATION, SPIN.
MAToRRHRA and EXHAUSTION OF THE SYSTEM.
TRIESEMAR No. 2,
completely and entirely Graduates all traces of
those disorders, for which Copaivs and Cubebs
have generally been thought an antdote, 20 the
ruin OF the health of vast portion Of the populS-
ton.
TRIESEMAR No 3,
the great and sure remedy of the civilized world
Tor all impurities OF the system, well as seoond-
ery symptoms, obvlating the destructive use of
Mercury. as well as other deleterious InEredIents
ana which al the Sarsaparilla In the world cannot
rempve; IRIEsRMLR Nos. ]. 2 and are alike de-
VOID OF taste or smell. and of all useatinf sus
ties. They are In the form of 3 loxenge and NAV
pected. oe e1'
Sold IN TN cases at SIS each, or four Is GASES in
one :or 80, and In Sx7 cases, thus saving Sc as
admlnIsteTed By Naipeau, Lallemand, Roux, &C.
90, Whoiesale and retail by DR.. n. A. BAK-
ROW, l94 Blocker street, "a doors from Mao
Dougal street,. New York. Immed iafefy on re-
cept Of remittance, Or. BARROW will forward
Triesemar TO any cart of the world, securely
packed and addressed according to the nstruotions
of the writer.
PUblishsd also BY DR. BARROW, that popular
and beautifully illustrated medical work Humsn
FralltJ: Prloe IS cents. TTiesemar aud HOOK cas-
De Obtained BY special authority from<S. G. FORD,
washington, ID. c. de SIN
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PASSENGER TRAINS TO AND FROM
BALTIMORE,
EINTER SCHEDULE,
b kE
SPECIAL NOTiCE TO TRAVELLERS

SFhCIAL NOEICE To TRAVELLERS
On and aftsr Monday, Decsmber 9, 1851, Pas
,snEe5 Train. between WASHINGTON and
BALTIMORE will run as follows:
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
Morning Express leave Washing ton 90 A. n. Ar
i've az Baltimore 40 A. Nj phis II 60 p. 4
new YORK ?. NJ; BsrrisburE LIS Pm;
A, q. Arrive st baltimore $50 A. n. No Gomez &C.
New York Mail Tr.in-Iesve Washington at IL
s2l z. NJ; New York IOP.N.
htornoOn AccOnmOdHton-lesye Washington
SS f;s; Arrive At Baltimore 50 p. NJ; Philsde-
Evening E1Press-ls.ye Washington P. N.
,. NJ SeT York : a: M; Harrisburg Ak.
through to New York every day during the week.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New oTk AZ 4. H.; Philade Rhix IL 30 A.
r.; Baltimore 90 p 4 Arrive ct w sihinr ton $50
leave New York At ?, H.; Philadelphia 1879
An,
Leave New York at II p. Il; PhilslelyhIs 80
a. belamore1S Az Arrive 1t Washington
Accommodation. Trans lcayo Baltimore at .
4 NJ, and I'm for Washington, arrive there at
III A. n. and JPN.
On sundays at 80 and IS A. NJ only.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington At1+0 A.
NJ and 500 p. NJ. snd Baltimore q: 7Ss A. and 40
?: NJ make direct connections for Annapolis at the
Trains leave Anna polls for Baltimore and Wash
ln5ton al SO A. N. and 2 90 N.
NJ: II A. NJ. and s P. ~, and Baltimore at 40 and
7S5 a. NJ, and 50 P will stop oa at AnaapoIis
JyEes,Os and Wasa,nstOn (RstayJ Jsnctton.
T,n,g. raassensers must take the Accommodation
Trains viii leave Washington and Baltimore
promptly rpoa card t1nus,
del Master of TRANSPORTATION, Bait
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DENTISTRY.
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
AhTIFICLAL CHE0PLASTl BONE
T + E T III,
WITHOUT METAL PLATE on CLASPS,
DR., 8. b SI8EsMOND

DR., 8. b SI6ESMOND,
S1O BTondtsdS, NeIs York-26O PsanspIraaia 40
ssxs, bsttsses l2tk asd lStk SITS Washissfon,
Csns me susnt9n Of the public TO the following
l. The Teeth OF hts msnufacturs viu @
never oorode nor change color By any
seos; oelns three fourths hitter than any other.
no Teeth or roots need be extRcted, as the
aruhelsl ones can be inserted over them.
ache. go He'e
T. NO Temporary teeth are needed, IS permanent
ones can De made lmmedietely, thereby preserving
the natural expression of the face. which under
the old ~ stem ts frequently disiEured.
rms work has been fully tee ted over FIVE Years
country, VI ~
DR.. $. has also invented q white undestructiye
metal SLING, with which the most sensitive teeth
ps1 De hlled without pain, and can build up o per
iect sourd tooth on any SIDE roots, which will last
through lifetime.
- me host OF references ylven--to DR.. v. Mott; Dr.
uoIemus, Professor Of Chemistry. N. Y; Hon,
Judge wayne, Of the Supreme Court Of Washing
ton, ana thousands of others.
Gail and examine for yourself, nog6m
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u Governor Brown, Of Georgia, and the lower
House Of the Legislature OF that State have had
another dispute. Ii appears that the Governor
appointed Henry X. Johnston major general and
VIM Fl L. Walker brgadier general Of the
troops raised for the defense Of the State The
lower branch Of the Legislature, for some cause
unknown to the outside world, proposed to turn
the troops over to the rebel government. Against
this the Governor enters his protest, the sending
IN Of which seems to have stirred u the members,
one Of whom introduced resolution censuring
him for this ''unwarrantable Interference with
legislation. The reading Of the message was de-
MED and the bill be protested against was passed
by large majority. This Speaker Of the House.
Hon. Warren Alden, participated in the debate
on the occasion. He Is reported 10 have said
that
"The Governor had offered the greatest indig-
nifty to the House in the message thrust an ar
2ument before US yesterday. He proceeded TO re-
view the message. The Governor argued that the
troops would not submit 10 the provision Of the
bill diIplacing their officers. He babe the COM
manderin-ch ef and all bis troops defiance to day
Let them come with bayonets in their hands, and
drive them from these halls, II they not will
ling 70 acquiesce in legislative action. He would
bare his bosom to their baYonets, and be the last
to jump from these windows on their approach ~
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9. n. PIXIES
ARMY CORDIAL.

In presenting. this delicious beverage to the
public, 10 10 no our intention 10 herald II as a
quack medicine that will cure all diseases and
,sections that pman nature in heir to, but that
1t 10 purely combination Of most delicious
fruits, distilled under our own personal SUPER
vision, having Ne deleterious or injurious admix-
lures 80 common with many compounds forced
upon the Public In, the shape Of TONES, DC.
PIXIES ARMY CORDIAL will become one
Of the most useful md at the same time healthful
beverages thai has ever been offered. We take
much pleasure In thsus presenting It, particularly
to Soldiers, who are exposed to change of wealth
er, climate and hardship, as the best invigorator
that can be found. .... ....
SAM'L. N. PIKE d co.
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II The Learned Blacksmith, Ehhu Burritt,
Is out with another plan 20 heal the national di q
oHltiss. He suggests that We form National
Union, consisting Of Northern Republic, the
Confederate States and Mexico, (also Canada
whenever found expedient,l and all questions az
fecting foreign relations are TO be decided by q
national Diet, which will meet at stated periods
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VAR CLOSING CNDBR GLOOMY AUsPIcEs-
AND OPENING WITH EVIL TIDINcs.-The year
closed under gloomy auspices; with check at
GAINESVILLE, and a rumOred disaster at Missouri
The wear which yesterday began has opened with
evil tdiag. We fear that there Is no doubt OF the
fact that the Northern Union has consented to the
surrender Of Mason snd Slidell; and with that
event all hope Of an immediate alliance between
the Southern Confederzcy must ease.-Riehu1ond
Examiner, Jan. =
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SMITH BROTHER's
+ A l. q @ r. T. A Nj Al f
SUPERIOR AMBER ALE,

rVNIEh AND NEW fUHh BROWN STOUT.
The above CELEBRATED AMERICAN
ALES are Brewed from the CHOICEST BAR
LEY MALT and HOPS, and highly esteemed by
Ihose who have used them. Purchasers are re-
guessed TO call and exsmne our superior stock,
assured that they Will find the BEST and PUREST
articles.
We have at all times large stock ready for de-
livery. in whole, half ana quarter casks, suitable
for the TRADE, HOTELS, and FAMILY USE,
which We offer on the MOST FAVORABLE
TERMS.
SMITH & BROTHER. Brewers,
No. 1853 160 West l3th ct, New York CITY
Orders by Mai or Express promptly executed,
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4 WIN. C0RwIN BURGY,
LATE With the old and well known houss of
WIN. CoRWIN CO.,

~ NEW YORK,
Dealer ta choice Brasdtes, Wiass Cigars, &C., aad
irpeytS 81 Tsas and CAinsss Fancy Goods,
NO, 39I PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
tEntranoe sixth Street,
Wqsksagtoa, ID. c.
The attention OF oonnoisseurs and the public gen.
eraly 10 invited to my stock of ne Brandes, Wines
Clgars, Teas, DO comprising Hennessey Otard
ana SaJeL Brandies, Widow Clioquot, Moot q
Snandou, SIMS, Heidsick q Co, and Associates
and fTtdrte Sherries; Wanderer, Reserve and
south Side MadeiTas; H,rmoay and Burmerster
Forts; the celebrated "WSCo Club House Gin:
irish, SCOTCH, Bourbon and Monongahela WINS,
kles; ysmalca ard 81. CroIx Runs; Cabana, Fig
aro, La Rosa de Santiago, Espanola ana yario1s
brands OF Cigars and very fine Young Hys son, Nv
son, Imperial and English Bres kast Teas IN catty
boxes ported by myself expressly for family use
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NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILWAY,

- NORTHERN
sUPERINTENDENT'so FFIcEl
CALVERT STATION, Baltimore. May Is, 1851.
On and after sunday, NAV 18th, 1851, Trains on
the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY AZ
rive and depart a. follows. until further notice
u.u TEAMS NORTH.
EXPRESS staOP.M.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION st 0 r.
The ais A. NJ. train connect, at Relay House
with trains on the Western Maryland Raj road;
81 hanover Junction with Hanover and 6ettsbuTI
RAILROADS; az York with York and WrlChtFViIls
RAILROAD; e HsrrIshprS 9th Pennsylysnis Rail
Valley Railroad 20 ks~ York dirsef; az Northum-
bSrland with l. and b. Railroad for Kingston and
al parts OF Wyoming Valley and 81 Suu6ury with
the Philadelphis and Erie RsilTosd ior eli paris
Northern PennsylvAnia and New York
The $50 r. nj train makes al the above ooupeo-
Cons except Hanover Railroad, WrithtIvIlIe
Rsilros4 and the Lebanon valley Railroad
Ihe r: M. treln makes connections with Penn
5ilysnis Railroed for sll psrts Of the West, Add
direct connects for New York.
TRAINS zRRITB
NAL 6e 10 r; NJ; Express 81 rs A. ID; Harrs-
DrIE Accommodation a. 2c p, M.
For Tlqketsz and information ina nj tAe
Ticket Onoes Calvert Station, Baltimore,
j. @. CLARK, SuB'I
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s Rgn ely Va klEH NEWPORT

FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
AND FALL RIVER.
By the plepdId and superior
SStssSvpsT METRQe1LIS, EmRiRE STATE,
strength and sped, but particularly adapted 20 the
nauEation Of Long bssnd Sound, running in con-
road, distance Of g miles only % BOston
Leave Pier No, North River near The Bsttery
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brayton
Mondayss w edneedaJs, and Fridays, &C O'Clock
~, touohinS @ Nevpon eeoh way.
The Steamer METR0POLIS, Capt Brown, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, ~ O'Clock
=: H., touching st Newport each way.
These steamers are lifted with cOmmodiocs
state rooms, and every arrtng for the seouTi
" ana comfort Of RassenE era. who are Afforded By
this route nlEhts' rest on board. and on arrival
~ F4l River proceed per Steamboat Train. each
Ing Boston oarly the following morning or may
remain on board until starting OF the Accom- modsl
aon q A: Ms BY winch they may reach Boston
A bAgEaEe master IL attached 10 each steamer.
pames the same 70 its destination,
tween Fall River and Providence daily, except
Freight 70 Boston Is Forwarded through with
great dispatch By an Express Train, which caves
Eeu River every morning, Sundays excepted, a.
NJ It's Destination At about IL A. M
oce on Pfsr No North XIV fvsS "a For state ICONS
Ind. anG esrths sySIy on sOsTa q dssirse - secure
70 and N West street, N ".
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WATCHES
NOLD AND SILVER ENGLISH, SWISS
AND AMERICAN.
have now on hand large stock of al the most
celebrated Watches, that am selling at the very
lowest prices that good and reliable time Keepers
JEWELRi on hand; all new STYLES received a.
soon as manufactured, and offered at the lowest
rates. SILVER ware manufactured in my own shop.
as Rev9lveIs, Swords, Sashes. Belts, Bowie
Army Trunks and Bed Combined; ard many Other
things useful and ornamental at 33s Pennsylvania
avenue. pnSn If n H{lnO
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SILVER SERVICES
SILVER URNS,
SILVER TUREENS
SILVER BOWLS,
SILVER DISHES,
,,SIhXER SPOONS and FORKS,
SILVER PiTCHERS, WATERS,
Wnh great collation. of snuIIsr G,ti.Iss snitn-
be fo- Bridal Gifts
A. Ihese goods are all of our own manufacture, of
tne most elegant workmanship and fnish and v q
40 not beIleve, for variety and quantity are sur
passed bJ any other collection in the country.
EPERGNES DIAMOND JEWETRY FINE
For sale by SAM;L KIRK n SONS
Established 1917. de ta-I5t"
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s4sss sIEAm MEEKtY gtTwEE

Passengers forwarded 20 HsVre. Bremen, Rot
teTaem, Antverp, 90 81 reduced through isres.
buy tickets allow rstes- -
For further information apply at the CAPTAINS
Once. John g, DIAL. Aren't.
Or to Q. A. HERRING, Adams EIeTess Bald
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pENsIoN oFFICE, Jsxr 6TH, 1854.
TO ALL WHoH ~ NAY CONCERN

pENsIoN OFFICE, Jsxr 6TH, 1901,
TO ALL WHoE n MAY CONCERN,
- 2plicaiioa Asyps been msde under toe sot Of
30 y une. 800, Tor the reissue Of the Land War
anu oescr1oed herein, which are alleged 20 have
osep o, o. notice 10 hereby gfven that
Al the date foliovlns the DESCRIPTION Of each Wa
rant, rev Certihoate, ,Of ike tenor. viii be IA
t1sd. " no vslld ohjecton shall then appear
NO sISS, Tor les eoses, Issued under the act Of
harch, as, II the n1ms of Hannah lido ~
James WIsnl, aud grarted on the 56th dsy on FsS
raary, lsol = December 50, is6l. y - :
nsScs tGf 10 .erss 1..u.d under the act Of
n ssE MenoE, and grsated on the 18Th day Of Apni
:, No; 500 for 100 sores Issued undsr TIA s.t a,
Maroni leSe IN the name Of samuef-R. jshkysS
Ap1 sTsnt.d On TIE lst day OF AuEust, Ra -
10. sifi Tor 100 acres, issued under the aot Of
s0e EIi,s,sd on tie lsth dsX Of July. aaHbsos%
No. q. s<s. for 80 acres, issued under Oh. "A, a,
september $50. IN the name Of Levi Trasd~sM
ana granted Sop sm0er 2sth, l85l. - '
NO es, tog 20 acres Iss ued under ths ssms 40
ss.s IA nSns % Al Psts and granted Novsmbss
a NO ~ = for lSo acres, issued under thu act of
March. 1855, in the name Of Thomas Johnson' md
ss s1.s1 10. 90 inc sth day Of SEPTEMBER. SssI-Jsn-
NO, as, for 90 sores. issued under the "a, =,
Garoh, lsSo, IN the Hame Of Poly WIDOW OF John
iss'HJsa1.san h 10 on the sd dsy Of sepsenbsr,
NO; Ss, for lso acres, is.usd npder the act of
Mareh 1853, IN the nsme Of william Scott, and Va
- se'Sd on the Isl dsg Of Nay, nssS-Jsnusry II,
.s-.., 17ri''osksH a.sAsS A.
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ITPHAM,s HAIR DyEELTo COLOR BLACK
boxes for one dollar. 6ray, red or faxen hair car
be changed in q few seconds 20 ist blsok or
and cheapest in the world, producing, the moment
IL u nPPlied; rlch natural appearance. Each BoI
OF UPHAM'S HAIR DYE 10 warranted to contain
e pnoh hatr dye &c others sell for ozs dolIas
sold ~ 3 q. UfHAM, $40 Ghesnpt street, n Ia
street and Pa. ave. ser Seofx
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S02 ELEVENTH STREET. SOO
Z. FISHER BROTHERS,
FRENCH STEAM SCOURERS
BALTIMORE, MD.
The only place this side of New York, where
you can get silk Dress cleaned, restoring the
iustIe equol TO new, MOrIGOes, Delsines, and all
apart.
Grape and other ShawIs, Table Covers, and
leaving no substance In the cloth to injure it or
make II more easily to soil
M u. GOODS wall be cent to Baltimore twice
weeE, ana return with like prOmptnsss.
de IL ~ WIN. p. SBEDD, Agent
pHILADELPHIA PROVISION STORE,
Il llS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Beficeer 18th and 2nth SIS
Inc Undersigned, having located himself as
6pnve' akes THIS method of informing the citizens
OF me FIRST Ward that he has opened irst-oiass
fIovisl0n storet conducted similar to those for
snioh Philadelphia 10 famous.
Here oan be fOunh al all times 8 large and fresh
supply OF 2UkTRY, GAME, .EEF, NUT
son.
Particular attention is called to HIS stock and
prices of BUTTER. CHEESE go,
Phllade phi1 Print Butter,
6oshen and Western Reserve,
Being Determined 10 give the strictest attention
10 the wants OF his customers, and to keep ever
article In his line OF the bes uai. and sell a. Tho
lowest market prices, he hopes to merit share Of
Families VIII be waited upon daily for orders, If
no is THOMAS U W.T. GnN
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GIBBS HAIR STORE,
PEsr NS& fEiRsar <. BR ssi 5st5 bD liss
HALF WfSS.. FRfzETTEs, &c. A All noe. aos
Always On hand, OF made 70, order a. the shortsst
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