The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-08

rJyHE war Mexico caused a considerable de-
So@ithsandns said fact the subscriber / now daily re-
ceiying superior quality of NUT stove, egg and grae, OF
red gray and white ash together with hard coal suitable
Those who may wish TO purchase rely upon obtain
Orders left az the following places win be puneualy
tended to- John Callans, H. Sims sons and Butiar
Coal Office John w. Badens south side Pennsylvania
enue the of 9th street. and al the yard, near the
long bridge.
Dec5-eoot JNo. fEIliboNE,
yNTE just received elegant assortment Of
wv isinges glnps dress buttons graduated bouions de
few pieces OF Agerne and extra wide black gimp, rich
and beautiful patterns. :, ,,,,,e
Pennsyiyunia avenue, between 9Th and 10Th streets
II OsG CASHMERE sHAwLs.-We have ON hand 20
IL long French Cashmere shaws which win offer very
great bargains; We have hem u Two coors, Ne These
shawl, are N the second story Of oSr st9e lo5 exhibition
Deo wi ~ ei-fAoi.tt ~ ",
| CLAGETT a co. would call attention 40 aAsis
IL extensive OF evening dresses, eomprising
almost every light and tasteful article imported, as wen as
TbeT have need seI P oa n9 essnd Of e,
house for exhibition, and Invite (he ladies particularly
cal from , a, public generally n cr ,errr g. 20
TEMREKs- or CONGRESS ro.psetraiiy notifsd
N a 10 soee, the papers with which they may de-
sire 70 be supplied dar re- s r. shsr iP Ion
hnniedatei eon,pid Yin ~ n ting the session TOUR NUM-
bers will be furnished OF 100 pages ea amo"s shnp end
Bay printed matter Ion ~; containing .1o-t distin-
glshed ability together with costly engavings Of we'd
OF Distinguished beneiacors of agriculture and of impr w
implements and machinery employed In he nro,oa,, 80
prhch OF national industry which, being by Ear he p1s,
Important Is entitled TO the first rank among the cares OF
wise and provident lawmakers. - 'o'
The following are respectfully subn,,,ad An ,,i
mony OF the national and practical Character Of the VOL,
nom eminent citizens In different sections OF The
and not OF the same party politics Being unresrcted ~
he publishers as To the procurement Of his materials n
home or from abroad, the editor persades himself thar
LlbhARf ought TO be placed within the reach
oil every Heehoder, and especially Of every young man
whose interest," character, and pursuits in life invite him \,
become acquainted not only with the Practice but VA it e
principles ana The literature of occupation which ba.
o9eh Wen pronounced te mother of the arts" and which
all VIII admit gives to all others employment and support
Extract from Senator Webster. . ~
.. NEw YORK, November 4 1886
DEAR SIRE have looked through the 4h and 9Th nuube,s
OF the current volume of the FARERs LIBRARY and think
ought 10 take this occasion to express my of the val
ue oil the whole Work Its plan comprehensive and err
ceent and the execution thus far successfully carried ot
In my opinion the work ought be distributed by the yn
Gus agricultural societies. the end that practical kpou-
edge may be dused, and spirit of inquiry and improve
ment awakened among young farmers -
valuable labors, am, dear sir, your obedient servant
& - @ S.. ...... .... ID. WEBSTER.
From the Hon. AndIsp Stevenson.
NEAR RICHMOND, Va, June l3 1876
MY DEAR SIR: enclose five dollar bill of the Virginia
Bank Tor my subscription i'm advance OF the Farmers Libra
ny for the second year Congratulate you on the Terminal
uon OF the first year. and hope has far equaled your
expectations. Your journal does you honor and sincere
nope may finally remunerae you for all your labor and
patriotism deserves TO succeed and merits the patron
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