The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-05

Feb 2f-dtMarch6 t' t
Damascus and Parasolets.-Just received 100 para
soils and parasole in great variety of styles and sizes
Feb is-~suf " s'' = D. CLAGETT e. co.
C,PAFK's Diplomatic Correspondence OF the Revo-
y luton In IA vols-GEORGE TEMPT ENlAN. near
of a street, has for sale few of Sparks Dplo
matte Correspondence of the Revolution in IL vols t
cedes the vols of diplomatic correspondence received
by members of Congress The IL vols will be sold for SIS
NoTICE-The plan of Fuler's contemplated hotel, can
IN be at f. W. Fuer's apoihecay store on the
of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue subscrp-
ton list will be found with the plan Persons who wish to
subscribe to the hotel do so by applying to F. w Full
ler esq Shares $25 each payable in instaments of 80
per month each share. iI..
Before any money paid meeting of the subscribers
Mechanics are requested to call and examine the plan as
Feb 28-iwd A. FULLER 81 co.
NOTICE to owners or real estate-The subscribers
IN keep register their general agency office in which
all persons having real for sale rent have the priv
ilege without charge OF entering description o, Of Their
and only the event OF being employed as agents
amy in relation aHe.0 e W nv nd s
convenience, Also as general Intelligence or reference
We have sale several houses and lots and large
tract Of land in Fauquier county, Virginia
JOHN H. SMITH.
Office Nth street, opposite the northeast corner of Full
ier's Hotel.
Nov 1s-3tawtf
DIssOLU1TON OF Copartnership.-The coparnershp
- heretofore existing between Rein Estep and r. H.
Co.. this day dissolved by mutual consents the said Re-
Estep Withdrawing from the said firm, and transferring
only all his interest in and the said firm but also all
his interest in his the said Estep's, former business
Feb 26-st P. H. TIooE& co.
MIR. REIN EsTEP having Withdrawn from the
lNl late firm of Estep, Hooe, IL Co., the subscribers will
continue the business the old stand, where they hope,
by unreng attention every branch of their business
merit continuation Of the patronage heretofore extend
Feb a6-at P II. -HooE & co. 4
Mrs. BANNERMAN, from baltimore, Will open
lNl few days, Pennsylvania avenue, near four and
half street
handsome of ready-made clothes for chill
Overcoats, embroidered and silk sacks
Dresses and worked robes xxx ..r
Ladies' dress caps and head-dresses
Capes, collars, and CHEMISTS
Linencambrc handkerchief, coarets and under
Also, handsome of genteman's shirts, col
:, lars, stocks, scaris, and Isl sravals
NEW SPRING GOODs.-This day received
~ s pieces rich new style French bareges,
do paaand satin stripe striped ' rea a aIpaeas
8 do embossed and painted Paris iaconets
do Swiss muslin embossed in color an entirely
2 do plain black berege, very fine
10 do superiine French bon,basns, very cheap
IS do superior undressed Irish linens NJ ilyy .ae,
do do table damask
IS dozen do satin damask napkins and towels
20 do domestic sheeng, all widths
Is do black veil and other grapes
IL do black love wells and hdkfs .I,'"
20 do beautiful English chintzes M .t.t
25 do style French ginghams
100 do style calicoes, a great variety
20 do English black calicoes
10 do mourning ginghams
Is dozen best Paris kid gloves au
Together with great variety of hosiery, handkerchief,
cravats, ribands aces, edgings collars CHEMISTS,
capes, shawls, scars &c To all of which invite par
ticular attention, determined sell great bar
gains. fF u. II. HOOE & co.
Penn. avenue between 7th and 9Th
Mar l-2w t.