The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-28
..smail Books on q, eat subjects. /,

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.sman Books G, eat Subjects"
hCsT reprinted from the English editions, and for sale
by Il. TAYLOR.
small Books ON Great Suhjects-No. l. Philosophical
neores and Philosophical Experience; No. 2, On The
mnexion between Physiology and intellectual Science
No. g. On Mans power himself, to prevent control
sanity; No. t. An Introduction TO Practical Organic Chem
g; no s. brief view of Greek Philosophy, up 10 the
r Of Periees No. 6, brief View OF Greek Philosophy
ON the age of Socrates 10 The coming of Christ; No l.
lrisan Doctrine and Practice in the Second Century
h. s. An Exposition Of Vulgar and Common Errors adapt
to The year Of Grace MDCCCLV, by Thomas Browne
ediyiyls, Wilhou Kihand, MD; No g. An introduction
h Candolle, Lindsey, Nc No. TO- On the principles OF
mina Laws No II, Christian Sects in the nineteenth
ne series will be continued.
These little volumes are among the abes and soundest
>quons topics connected with morals and religion
ti has been our good fortune pese They are epi-t
MES of wisdom and piey.-Nec Orleans Bee.
ky BAKERS American, Homeopathic French
w Chocolate, prepared Cocoa, Cocoa Paste, Broma,
ocoa Shells, &c.-To merchants ana consumers who
ould purchase the best products ofhe cocoa free from
duieraIon more nutritious than tea coffee, and in
}hcts manufactured by himself. His broma and cocoa
ase delicate, palatable and eauary drinks for nva-
conyaescents, and others, pronounced by the
Eminent physicians superior 10 amy other preparations His
manufactures are always on sale ia any quantity by the
most respectable wholesale grocers in the cities,
nd by ms agents. Messrs. Iawes Gray Co., Boston
anes NJ Bnce Co., Hartford Connecticut Hussey Il
Murray New York Grant Il Stone, Philadelphia; T6os
ohio WALTER BAKER,
April 2l-2awlm WAS Dorchester Massachusetts
BEDFORD Mineral sprinss.-Mr ANDERSO pro-
10 pricor respectfully informs the public that this esab
snent will he opened and prepared for the accommoda-
! on of visi,crs by the 18th OF this month
The attractions OF this fashionable watering place
90 well aud widely known 10 require enumeration in
ard to the public.
The services of Mr. MARTIN, whose activity, energy,
tnd amabe disposition, as the manager of such estab-
hment have hitherto commended him to the favorable
gord OF the patrons OF the springs during the two last
MINERS have been engaged Experienced and attentive
and fine band of music have also been secured.
The road from Cumberland the western terminus OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad and from Hoidaysburg, on
e Pennsylvania canal and chnber,burg western ter
feen much Improved, and are IN good order.
May l7-2awtAug
!. Brown IIolInnds.-We have in store
Ut pieces Ii yard wide Brown Hollands, unco,n-
non article d CLAGETT IL co.
| May H-Srf
[1OrTON Hoslery.-Wc have in store 200 dozen cotton
~ hosiery, all prices, styles, qualities, &C., among which
very fine article of open work, AT S3 per dozen.
Also, 30 dozen mems brown, white, and colorcd halt
bose, good, ID. CLAGETT a 60.
May l7-3tit
|,NGIIsH Longcloth shirtIngs-We have Just receiv-
L ed real English longciohs from 10 per
ard % superior article, A wide for l2a cents,
May l7-3tif
"A IORE New Goods just rcccived.--1he subscribers
M have Just received per express important
addition to her stock OF fancy and staple goods which
ley invite the attention Of purchasers.
20 pieces entirely new style bereges
10 do do do Scotch balzarines
10 do do silk grnnadine
20 do embroidered Swiss muslin
10 do linen brliianteens, something
10 do superior French muslins and lawns
80 do style gace silks
10 do wide gro Rhine and taileta silks
do checked India silks
do gingham muslins
20 do dotted and striped Swiss muslins
do black satn-srlped Hermann silks
do tine silk oilclolh
10 do linen lustre
do Fouiard silks
25 do rich French worked capes
. do do do CHEMISTS
50 do do do collars
% do do do pocket handkerchicfs
% white and coored Canton Grape shawls
~ rich twisted silk do
y do berege do
% do bcrege scarfs
5O pieces sotinish Irish linens
do plain black and satin-striped bercges
do black san-striped Hermann silks
~ do black and drab alpaca
lOO do PLAN and plaid White cambrics
100 d. PLAIN and ped white swiss musns
Also, every description hosiery, gloves handkercheis,
n6ands laces edgings, silk irlnges, @c;; moor 90
MAP of the valley Of Mexico and the surrounding
wi mountains engraved on a scale OF five miles 10 the
nch, exening from Pueba, on the east, to Lerma ana o.
On the west and ys n aS V map s on ASnrndo
I published, and ibis day received, Tor sale Wy r.
LOR. Price 25 cents.
only May IL.
" store 30 pieces Irish danask diapers, from the lowest
70 The finest qualities in 1914 and 81 These goods nave
"eh purchased from the importers at great Dnfstns ana
we can confidently that can offer them fuy H'eeh
PER cent less than the description OF goods can be
bought III tins country
pieces real Sesan damask diaper, goods that never
wear out.)
With great variety of danlask napkins, Huckaback,
Russia, and other elings.
fllow-case linens, extra good, at 37l cents. .
WIN many other desirable linen goods, which we WIN
ell very great Bargains ID. CLAGETT IL co.
May l3-3tif
lkEsS MATERIALS.-D. CLAGETT co. would
~ call attention their extensive stock OF dress materials
'omprsng all the newest materials, patterns, NC. And rs
they DESTROYS OF esening stock, will otter great induce
nents 10 purchasers. We invite call from ALL Goods
eheeriu!y shown at all times. ID. CLAGETT co.
May lS-3tf
ANTON MArIENGs.-We have in store
y 20 pieces super qualities IA white uniting
~ do y-priced do
rs to sunay A.