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MILITARY DIRECTORY.
Middle Military Department.

Major General w. S. Hancock commanding; head
quarters, corner Calvert and Fayette streets.
Assistant Adjutant General, Middle Military De-
partment, Brevet Col. A. L. King.
First Army Corps u. S. Veteran Volunteers Head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette street. BIT Lit.
Col. Finley Anderson. Assistant Adutant General.
District of Batimore-Brevet Major Gent George
". Getty commanding; headquarters, No. "a Holl-
lay street.
Medical Dircctor-Brevet Colonel Josiah Simpson;
office, third story Department headquarters.
Provost Marshal-Brevet Brig. Gen'l J ohm Wooley;
stilce, corner Camden and Eutaw streets.
Provost Marshal General of Delaware and Mary
!and-Breyet Brgadier General W. II. Browne; office,
No. 81 N. Calvert street.
Provost Marshal Congressional Districts of Mary
land-Captan Robert Cathcart, Office No. SO E. Balti-
more street.
Depot Commissary-BreyetB rigadier General Thos.
Wilson; assistant and BIT. 1t. Col L.. N Smith, c. S.;
office, No. S. Gay street, up stairs.
Depot and Department Quartermaster-Co. Geo.
": Bradley corner Calvert and Fayette streets; as
sistants, Captain A. M. Cumming, A. Q. M; office,
No. S. Gay ST., up stairs.
Chief Paymaster-Brevet Lieut.. Col T. NJ Etting.
Paymasters-Brevet Lieut. Col. f, i. Warner Majors
E. L. G. Hooper, Brantz Mayer, William II. Nicols
and W. FL. Stewart offices, Post Office Building.
Medical Purveyor-Surgeon z. E. Bliss, No. N.
Charles street.
-, Examining Board for Veteran Volunteers and
Colored Troops, Brevet Brig. Gen. w. Il. Morgan,
President, No. "a Holiday street.
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Scientific.

Excellent results are obtained in the economical
use OF coal by feeding the fire from below and thus
burning the fuel from the surface downward instead
OF from below upward, as usual The air admitted
is heated somewhat by the lower strata of fuel be-
fore 1t comes In contact with the hot Goals, which
assists In very marked manner the complete COM
bustion of the carbon. In a pudding furnace which
had consumed IL ewt. of fuel, only 20 TBS of un-
burned residue was found. The notifications neees-
to out this improvement under boilers are
few and inexpensive, and the results good that
the Gartness Works. near Glasgow, the weekly re-
turns show saving OF one-thlrd.
Among the great tunnels Of the world is that which
connects Camagli with St. Margherta on the road
between Genoa and Chiavari. 1t is 1850 yards in
length, and is lust completed,
Dry silver in the metallic state destroys ozone Ar
senic does the same but it also combines with dry
oxygen, its separate action on ozone cannot be
actly distinguished.
duct of the Chinese mines The consumption of coal
IN the Celestial Empire is therefore ton to every
4O2 persons.
requires many as 1000 tons of coal to produce
hv n;n DOCK OF anime twenty lncneS hlgn
ny hhe inches wide but this is sufficient to dye 300
miles OF silk fabric
topography in eolors has progressed so far that
dnd osseu py tne operator be perfectly repro
grapnlng peacocks feather 1t has been found that
out pure colors take WELL those that are made by
nr;mars Oh Oh t%o primary e9lors giving but of the
stand full light long, as they turn brown Int nav b
preserved in an album "u' may "c
The ice break last week in the Das Mo;no,
has proved very disastrous. AT Croton large mil,
swept away more than half the houses DESTROYED
and many of the inhabitants barely escaped with
their lives. Great damage was also done at Bona
parte. At last accounts the river at Croton was sub
siding. but there was much reason to apprehend au
other rise.
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Savage Fight ia n School,

Capt Clifford, says Marion Ky.) correspondent
Of January 18th, formerly of the 4Sth Kentucky
Volunteers, but better known as the Bloody 18TH -
has for several months past been teacher of very
large school two miles south of this place. Every
lhlng was progressing finely until last Friday be-
tween the hours of and o'clock P. NJ when the
professor noticed disturbance and on investigating
II, found it necessary to inict punishment on some
one OF his pupils and while engaged in this other
SCHOLARS interered in behalf of the pupil while the
other part acted in behalf of the professor and a
general fight ensued.
There were about sixty boys in school at the time,
and they were about equally divided for and against
the professor. Some half dozen boys managed to
get the proteSSOrin adjoining room and about
to use the old fellow up, when about twenty of the
boys headed by the gallant Lieut.. Woodsides, for
merly OF the same regiment came to his rescue. It
is to be amented that the young officer while lead
ing the boys to Justice, received mortal wound from
pistol shot. This young officer scarcely seventeen
Years of age was at the stOrmng of Fort Donelson,
Shlioh, and thu siege of Vicksburg, and was always
IN the thickest of the fight, and never received a
scratch, and had come home and was taking his last
course at college, when he was stricken down by the
heartlesS wretch.
Captain Clifford received a severe wound from a
knife, and was also severely beaten with clubs and
Is at this time In critical condition, but it is to be
hoped that he may recover, is man highly es-
teeined by every person who knows him. He served
three years IN the army and acquitted himself on all
occasions with honor. and had come home and while
engaged IN his profession treated in this way by
the young men OF the community, which is too bad
for US to mention. He is devoted Christian and an
excellent teacher, but he will not attempt his pro-
tession any more at this place.
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IMPRISONED MISSIONARIES IN ABYssINIA.-Thc
King of Abyssinia has for a long time imprisoned
two agents of the English Church Missionary Society
Rev. II. A. Stern and Ii. Rosenthal-for purely
constructive and unintentional offence. They are
confined in loathesome pl ace and loaded with fet-
ters of peculiar and cruel construction. The last
regal message sent to them in response to their pro-
tcstatons of innocence and appeals for relief. was
~ know you are not afraid to die. but | shall not
kill you; the contrary shall at regular intervals
torture you till the flesh falls in rotten pieces from
your body" Dr. Beke. as the representative OF
their relatives, and MIR. Rassam, representative
OF the British Government have probably by this
time reached the AbySSinian court.
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DAILY COMMERCIAL
BALTIM 0 RE, MD.
XxXTXTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. March 10.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

WASHINGTON. March 10.
The Senate was not in session day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
This day was devoted to speech making.
Mr.. Orth of Indiana, said that now the war wa!
over, the work of craftsmanship begins. The pllIari
of liberty erected by forefathers still stand on
which is to be reared superStructure dedicated tc
freedom and human rights. The people will not tai
ter in this work. however much may falter their rep
resentativeS. Sooner later the States OF the Sout
must be restored to the Union. Make haste slowly
seems TO be the appropriate motto. and the work
must be Of such character that Of it all may say 1t
is well DONE The clamor against this Congress comes
from those whose hearts were not in this war, and
cheer to the soldiers in the hospitals and who
repeatedly proclaimed that the South could nObe con-
quered and from the unrepentant rebels themselves.
in Congress- to arrange for the reconstruction OF the
seeding States. lie said the people demanded that
treason shall be made odous and traitors punished.
Traitors should forever be disqualified from public
Office.
Mr.. Stevens, Of Pa, apologzed to the House for
the tamcness of his remarks. He said that at the
opening of the session he spoke of the condt ion OF
mond and Mr.. Finok. Owing to the recess of Con
gres he had been precudcd from responding to those
gentlemen The opportunity. however, now occur
red and he proceeded to read the speech which he
had prepared He reiterated the position heretofore
TAKEN that the South had placed itself in the position
of a belligerent-had made a belligerent, and
as such has been recognized not only by the United
States but by the civilized world; and having been
conquered by our arms, they became subject to the
the law Of nations. He never held to the suicide
of States. though be supposed it possible
during the proceedings MIR. Stevens pronounced the
22d of February speech of the President hoax.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
r- x.ss r7EssEEs=-ssE1 NATIONAL EXPRESS
Dr. AESEF7@%FE AND
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
DEPOT IIG SOUTH EUTA w STREET.

DEPOT II6 SOUTH EUTA W STREET.
BALTIMORE.
The NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSP0E-
TATI0N COMPANY is now prepared to forward
Gold and Silver Coin, Currency Parcels, and Freight
to-
Boston, Mass; New York City; philad ephia, Pa;
Washington d. c.; Georgetown, D. c.; Harper Fer
~. Va; Charestown, Va; Winchester Va; Alexan-
dria. Va; Fredericksburg, Va. Richmond, Va; Pc
terSburg, Va; Norfolk, Va; Charlottesville, Va.
Staunton. Va. Jackson River, Va; Lynchburg, "a.
Lexington ya panyiile Va;i bristol, Temp Vel
don \ e; GSG}l 6dS n c. NeTberp n E Ren y
Greensboro, n. G.: Salisbury, N. c.. Charlotte. n. c.
Chester, S. C.; Windsboro', S. c.; Charleston, S. C
and Way Stations the following roads, Winchester
and Potomac K. R., connecting with different points
N the valley of Virginia. Orange and Alexandria
r. R.; Virginia Central 4. R.; Richmond and Dam
vile K. NJ; Virginia and Tennessee K. r.. Peters
burg and Lynehburg R. f.; Petersburg and Weldon
h. r., Raleigh and CASTOR L. R., Weldon and Viii
mington R. R., Wilmington and Rutherford R: R.,
North Carolina Central r. r.. Charlotte and Column
bia 4. R., Western North Carolina r. R.. Atlantic
and North Carolina R. K. AS the lines of Railroads
opened it will extend its business to all points
South addition to those named and as fast as pos
sble to points in the North and West.
The tariff of charges will be based upon fair bust
ness per centage above the cost of transportation
without being oppressive, nor viii it be made less
than the cost of transportation with the view to
break down drive off any rival upon this basis the
If orders be left at tho Office Goods will be sent foi
without charge, and forwarded promptly.
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
P0RTATI0N COMPANY.
N B. Office No. 1874 W Baltimore street. Depot
No. lie South Eutaw street de20-tf
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- ss=. c.HE cEEIzazzgEHJ ADAMS EXPRESS
kSsA ss2Es EEL EfsEass COMPANY.
1874 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE

FORWARD INLAND EXPRESSES
DAILY TO ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH.
Rates of freight greatly reduced. Particular at
tenon paid to the collection of Drafts, Notes. Bills
&c. Specie Bank Notes, Bonds, &C., taken at low
rates and issued against all risks when required.
TEsE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY,
For the transportation Of Merchandise. Valuable
Packages, Specie, Bank Notes, Bonds, &C., for all
parts of the South and Southwest, in connection
with the
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
Have established their agency at No. 164 Baltimore
street, whore orders to call for goods to be forwarded
South will receive prompt attention.
Merchandise and valuables delivered to
HARNnEN EXPRESS COMPANY,
FOR THE
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
VIII receive prompt despatch.
For particulars, rates of freight, &C. apply at the
Office of the SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY,
16i Baltimore street.
uo28-Lf II. B. PLANT. President.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

SsHRESTMAS PRESENTS.
Gold aFetIHl Piano F0rIes.
The undersigned Company having received the
highest premium at the last fair at the Maryland
Institute respectfully offer their large assortment of
elegant PIANOS at the lowest cash prices
Evory instrument warranted for FIVE years. Old
Pianos taken in exchange Repairings and tunings
promptly attended to.
GAEHLgs PIANO MANUFA CTURING COMPANY,
d2l-tf corner Eutaw and Fayette streets.
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Baltimore Markets, Saturday, March 10,

COFFEE.-We are not advised of any transactions
to-day in Coffee. but the market although quiet re-
mains steady and firm. We quote as before
Rio at 1S@l913 cts gold for common to fair; 2014@
q cts gold for good to prime; 2l4g2la cts gold for
eh Ss Laguayra At 2925 cts gold and java at S8
is about 10, 200 bags.
FLOUR-The market to-day is quite dull. and
rates favor buyers. We hear, however of no sales.
and we still quote as follows, in the absence of
any an transactions ions VIZ Howard street at SS&8 Is
iIy Western at $7.755S for d. Super; SS@9.25 for
E Extra; $il0l2 for Family, and City Mills at IS
@S;625% Tor Super; .$9@925 for standard Extra
and SllAQ Dbl for high grade do. Patapsco Reser-
yoir and other brands Of baltimore Family and
nigh gtaas Extra ~ sen by the dray load to the
Rye Floug may ) irle4 a g49425 and Corn Meal
Nominal 81 e Is 3 5l
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IMPROVEMENTS
OFFICE oEFRruonmEgeJAL STEAM.

OFFICE aE FEEEi COMMERCIAL SFEAmH
~ ROAT COMPANY, FLANNIGAN'S WHARF
BALTIMORE, September 2. 1850.
GARD.
= statement having been circulated among the
mercantile community .hes the Com hERClAL"
or outside line of Steamers hetween this port and
Nav York has been only established temporarily,
and i to be withdrawn at tbs convenience of tho
owners t5e undersigned wishes to correct such mis-
abatement and gives assurance to merchants Iad
slippers Fen0r1y between these ports thst arrange
Tnants hare bsen completed to keep regular cop-
rs17icstion for iirc yeFrs. HE extensive docks at
pieT No II North River, Now York and EIanniga!l's
wharf in Baltimore have been lSssd for that period
and afori dock accommodation unsurpassed by arp
ns il either port. Three FIRST class freight Steam
ers viz, the SEA GULL, FALCON, and KING
FISHER; viii maks regular and rapid Connection
and viii dsjiyss Frsight according 10 tbs terms II
sl5iupsrs tlr4ae tbsF tiras
JACOB H. SKULL.
Srs-aN SsaGFnt kwsSs-
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DENTISTRY.
RY ORDER OF THE CoNMIssIONE7s

EpY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS
- OF INSOLVENT DEBT0RS.-Notic is hereby
given to the creditors of the following named Insol
vent Debtors that the said 1nsoivents having filed
benefit of the Insolvent Law of Maryland that the
day Hereinafter mentioned fixed for their appear
ance to answer interrogatories If any be filed, and
that the following named day has also been fixed for
the final hearing in their CASE before the aforesaid
Court of Common Pleas:
peaTance February s. 1866, final hearing April q 1866
William Clements, jr., applied December Is, 1866
6rs appearance February ., 1866, final hearing April
2, 1866
John o. Horsey applied 30th December, 1s65-first
appearance February 5, 1866, final hearing April ID,
Benjamin Tanner, applied Both December, 1866
first appearance February 5th' 1866. final hearing
Daniel shettle, applied January 3D. 1S66-frst an
1855. AVN -'--''- -- i-s -'AA' ''n'
Joseph E. Hamilton, applied January I'd, 1866
first appearance March 9th, 1866. final hearing May
David NJ. Williams, applied January I'd, 1S66-frst
i5S5 March 0'h $780, final hearing May 7h'
Archibald Wilson, Jr., applied January 18th, 1866
first appearance March 9th, 1866 final hearing May
Joseph White. applied January 18th, 1S66-frst
appearance March 18th, 1866, final hearing May 7th,
William shannahan, applied February 2, 1866
first appearance March 5. 1866, final hearing May 7,
Jesse D. Bradford, applied February s. l866-frst
appearance April 2, 1866, final hearing June 4, 1866
John Arnold, applied February 7, lS66-frst ap
pe9arance April p 1866. final hearing June 1866.
George T. Seymour. applied February 8, lS66-frst
appearance April 3 1866, final hearing June 4, 1866
Lewis Gilbert applied February 9. 1866-frst ap-
pearance April 3 1866, final hearing June t. 1866.
Abram G.. Smith, applied February TO- lS66-frSt
appearance April 2 1866 final bearing Jppe 1866
appearance April 2, 1866, final hearing June 4. 1866.
William Wells applied February e. lS657 frs ap-
W f. APE dr s spp pn MaIoE uRs @
pearance April 2, 1866, final hearing June t. 1866.
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NO MORE COD LIVER Oil.
GRIMA Its SYRUP 0FEODIzED
HDRSE-RA DESsF

NO MORE COD LIVER Oil.
q RIMA ULT'S SYRUP OFEODIXE
H0RSE-RA DESEF.
This syrup is employed with the greatest success in
place OF Cod LIVER Oil, to which it is infinitely Supe-
rior. 1t diseases of the chest scrofula lyrn
phatc disorders, green Sickness muscular atony and
loss OF appetite. 1t regenerateS the constitution by
purifying the blood and is in a word the most pow
eriul depurative known. 1t is administered with the
greatest efficacy TO young children. subject Ia I'm
mOurs or obstruction of the glands No more Con
sumption, Grimault's Syrup of HypOphst Of Lime,
for all diseases of the chest. This medicine is nyalu-
able; II Is largely used at the 'Brompton Hospital"
In London for Consumption, and generally approved
Of by the leading medical men in England and in
France. No poverty of the blood and pale com
pleXion. DR.. LERAS' PHOSPHATE OF IRON.
Ihls new ieTruginous medicine contains the elements
Of the blood and bones. and Iron in liquid state 1t
is different from all hitherto offered to the public is
liquid, colorless and tasteiess. II speedily cures
chlorosis pains In the stomach, difficult Digestion
dysmcnOrrhOea, anemla
The majority of the Academies of Medicine of
Paris recommend the Phosphate Of Iron to ladies of
delicate constitution suffering from anemia and all
other persons tatlgued from over anxiety, nervous
of blood.
It is the only preparation which never causes con-
shpatlon, and can be borne by the most delicate
stomachS.
Nervous Headaches, Neuragfas, instantaneously
cured by GRIMAULTS GUARANA, a yegetal
Brazilian substance, entirely inn0cuous.
Internal or local new curative agent, MATIC0-
Grimault u Co.. Paris This new remedy is prepared
from the leaves of a Peruvian pepper shrub, called
MATICO and cures promptly uad inJailibky, without
any fear of infammatory results. The great ma
jority of physicians in Paris, Russia, Germany and
New York now use no other remedy.
GENERAL DEPOT In Paris, at GRIMAULT
Il CO.'S, Chemist AZ rue Richeleu. In New York
at j. NJ. BECKER'S, 129 Grand street; FOUGERA.
Brooklyn. 1859 - st. In Baltimore, at ANDREW
&TaQMPSoNS-and at every good Chemists.
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SSDAEE of Trade.

C,Efnifec Of Arbitration for Mdrch.
HENRY JAMES,
GEORGE S. BROwN, BENZ. F. CAToR,
W. A. WULGAR, SAMUEL HAZLEHURs1
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aR PROSPECTUS
d OF
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.

HBIEoSr&CFUs
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY,
irst-class establishment to which the citizens of
Baltimore could retreat in the heat of summer was
sought for in vain during tie past To supply
that want and to present at the same time profit
able Investment to subscribers. attention is called TO
this Prospectus.
Bentley Springs is situated at the distance of about
~ miles from the city, 1860 feet above -water) on
rsSSaat - w rs
track and present facilities renders access to the
Springs easy and frequent. The location is one of the
most healthy in the United States, and the scenery is
scarcely surpassed SnyWAere In beauty and romance
of character. Magnificent trees abundance of tho
purest water beautiful raYines, clear mountain
streams and lofty hills contribute to make this spot
attractive and to point it out as admirably adapted
for large Summer Hotel. The surrounding neigh
horh0oG 2bounds in pleasant walks, shady drives and
It proposed to profit BY these natural advantages
by the erection on of the most eligible SITES and
within view Ofthe Depot, of frStc!aSs Hotel under
the direction Of the Bentley Springs Company, of
Ealtim9Ts County, The amount Of Capital is Gxcd
ct One Hundred Thousand Dollars in Shares of One
Hundred Dollars each, and the undersigned are the
Qticers and Directors
1t is believed that. in asking the citizens of Bati-
more 70 sUbscTlbe to this project advancing
thel individual Interests as well that Of the city
Cur citizens will be waited on by the Directors OF
the Company for the purpose Of soliciting subscrip-
APpeatione nay also be made to the Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
i. 4. ABBOTT, Pres't.
John S. Gilman, ". I. MARYLAND,
Hayward NJ. Entnhingon Oliver A. Parker,
A. L. Knight Isaac Coale Jr.,
G. W. Burton. Isaac s. George
Hugh SSson, Dr. C. z. Coates
Woodward AbrahaIas, c. W, Bentley,
Z. ". Robinson, Chas. Webb, Treasurer,
T, n, Knight SerratrrT no24-Ei
E1HRENCI2 MEDICINES IN VOGUE!!
CHEMISTS e i f0!1 T. RflEe g. NAPOLEON
40 Rue Richelieu Paris.
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AT GTgCE To FARMERS,

= 9
The subscriber, having established an Agency for
me pVrEose, IL now prepared to furnish THE FARM
EkS WITH LABOR, White or Coored, and would
respectfully advise tnese in want of Labor to send
agents 20 represent them IN Associations Of Clubs
80: 4ai3 WI prove Ersat saving Of tmo and sxs
pSnse 80 tns Farmer, FOR further information &ass
Rssass enclose stamps, and address
oc4-tF al 9scnnj strc-t Usitimore Md
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
Sales at tue Raletnlere Stock BEARD.

Sales sd the RaltEnZere Stock BEARD.
March TO- 1866.
FIRST BOARD,
American Gold North Carolina G's
800 =. 1870 5000 IS
5000 -. $40 fat 1901 Bare Hill Min. Co.
5000 !. SO fat 1907 2G00shs -. b30 .q5
U. S. 5-2Vs. 500shs 90. $50 %
500 &c. lst issue 1887 500shs 81
$500 ... &c. ... 1921 Baltimore Chrome,
100 ... ID .. lU5 501shs st. SO
$500 ... 1917 N. W. Virginia R. BIDS.
Union Bank. 1900 &c. LIST III. 9jl#
7shs = Mar. and Gin. r. BIDS.
- 8 a&s y o0 H. 1902 B 3T Ohio II. bs
Maryland G's. 500 .~ ." 'S5 va
$50 .. &c. 10 IO0l2t
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ID g. H0EaEs d Sons.
OIL CLQTHSl
MiTTINGSl
DRUGGETS. ETC,
G. 5. GkIFFlTH,
80 and 81 RALTIMNRE STR EFT

80 and 81 BALTIMORE STREET,
Opposite Holiday street.,
Now offers for sale one of the handsomest most ex-
tensiyo and best selected stocks Of VELVET double
and single widths ENGLISH PRUSSELS TAPES;
Try BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY. INGRAM and
VENETIAN CARPETINGS. Oil CLOTHS, in al
widths and qualities. RUGS, MATS. MATTINGS,
DRU9GETS. CkUMB CLOTHS, Table and SterQlL
CLOTHS, &c, to equal. Il rot to sxcead. anything
sTer offered to the public.
70 the trade great inducements sre offered Goods
Of factory prices.
Strangers ia or city and any in wsnt OF goods N
ny lire. are invited to aSlI bafoTs purchasing.
leFins low 10Y ssH3. 'RIo-H
NJ Office hs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
The CITY Council 10 condemn and open GUMBER@
LAND STREET. fIdm Peansyiyanis syqlueil
Eas Nosthsfa HoeadssP svsaa@- eG-isssH