davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-08

.,se loosely to assign the mercantile and
WV nctpring men, the aspiring politicians, the
p'nu. oburehmen, and aristOcratic capitalists
lSaIe 10 the service Of the adverse interest
''a I'D all the prosperous prudent classes, who
their prospects and their ease to the Odious-
Pr'i' onsrousness Of reform and agitation.
pes &c may as well surrender in the lump to
ths enemy.
~, Il the character Of our own array and
,''-,..a First, the men Of the martyr spirit,
- -. conscience class. These mustered some
-. less than 1000 strong in 1910, and in 1874,
y oeo with the issue Of slavery extension fairly
- the community. Sixty-two thousand out
w." go and half millions! II that is not the
'.-,.st average for an anti-slavery party, it is
4sr enough to judge it by. lin 1S4s large aux
Nv force was brought in upon an enlarged plat
S-u, lint chiefly through an accidental disaffec-
!, the ranks Of the Democratic party, and
w, W.. .ocruits from the Wing ranks induced by its
imposing promise. But it was not supposed or
,-,,,dsd TO be permanent organization)
Tho source of growth and hope Of strength for
.,ob marty would be chiefly in the class Of voters
- are not committed by interest or affection to
~. rresept ruling parties. These are the labor
-. and the small prOprietaries, who are not SPe-
s;.,v s,possd to temptation. All that are free in
ths;r conditions with all that are either refractory,
disooptepted, and progressive in character; and
onsr these were won and organized, the better
rortion of the conservatives made ready to move
nv the promise of immediate, or at least certain
.oocess One or two hundred thousand devotees
Of the sentiment might be set down for service in
any circumstances. But how does the project
stand addressed to the other divisions Of this
hOpe7
We shall conclude next week.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-08
BENEFITS NATIONAL SUNLIGHT GALLERY
PENNS VI ViNIA AVENUE,
One door east of Il. ID. China ms Drug Stcre.

EXHIBITION FREE.
ITO meet the increasing patronage Of this establishment
the Sitting and Exhibition Rooms have been enlarged.
and fitted up syle second 70 noheth this country
Il necessary Also 70 have assistance In the ope
rating departme have therefore associated with
MIR. M Cory, from New York. which win enable to
maintain the present popularity Of this Gallery
Some valuable additions TO the lection Of specimens
have been recently made which will mention that
Of JENNY LIND taken from life; one Of AMIN BEY,
Turkish Envoy and one, from Daguerreoype taken In
Rome, of Powers's statue Of JOHN c. CALHOUN
The collection Of the United States Senate intended for
exhibition at the Worlds Fair be held in London In May
next will be complete In few days part Of which may be
seen at this time.
Having superior Sky Light and Of the best German
Cameras capable Of taking portraits twelve times the usual
size and twice the size Of any in his cy toge her with
successful practice for the last twelve years
confident In being able TO furnish Daeueso pes
may them which, for beauty Of tone clear
Of impression life like expression grace aud Of
position cannot be surpassed.
By and improved process practced at this estab-
shmen enabled TO take pictures IN the short space
Of second enabling parents TO supply themselves with
perfect Dssusrreotypes OF their little ones OF all
OF Miniatures neatly set In lockets breast ms finger
rings and settings furnished, IL desired
! N. S. BENNETT.
| Jan.2 +. M. CORY.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-08

CREDIT TO WHOM CRKDIT.-The Pittsburgh
Commercial copies from our paper, without credit
one Of the sketches of Mary irving. The Satm-
day Eoe'tns Post does the same thing II the
sketch were worthy Of being copied, it was worthy
Of being credited. IL would have been very easy
to print the few letters, National Era" at the
bottom Of the article. We presume the omission
was the consequence of an oversight in the editors
of those respectable papers. No fair-minded man
will be guilty Of plagiarism. Our literary con-
tributions we pay for, and if anybody think fit
to repubish them, he deirauds us of our right, il
he Intentionally omit to give credit for them.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-08
z. c. ROBBINS, SOLICITOR OF PATENrs,

DRBPARES the necessary drawings and papers for spp
cxuts for patents aud ransacts their business 1t the
Patent Once He be consulted In relation the valid
y Of patents and the pateptsbty OF inventions All bust
letters be post paid aud contain suitable fee
where examination opinion Is expected. he has
the honor OF referring 70 the following testimonial from the
late Commissioner Of Patents:
wAsHsoros, November %, isis.
To all tcAoBt may
During the time have filled the efee Of Commissioner
Of Patents and for some previous Zenas T. Robbins
ESQ followed the business OF Patent SoOr in this
city and been IN the daily prosecution OF busnssn the
line OF his profession at the Patent Offce
am well acquainted with Mr.. Robbins personally and
believe him TO be OF integrity and ability, TO whom
persons at distance may safely intrus their business
pleased 70 have the opportunity 10 that he Is faith
ful the interests Of his clients aud has been thus far
very successful in the practice Of his profession
April 3-4teow EDMUND BURKE.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-08

Where the morning sun comes early
Hastes TO wake the sweetest eyes
That give bAex the tender azure
And the brightness Of his skies.
Half believes that dreaming mother
Eager arms are round her thrown,
And thoee sweetest eyes upshining
Smile and smile into her own.
But the lovely vision passeth-
Babe, aud bed, and pleasant room
Yet she dsws with tears the blossom,
Breathing long its faint perfume
An, tits sweeter than the fragrance
or the gardens Of the south,
And most like the breath once nightly
Drawn In kisses from his mouth.
Ye may be treasured well and long, o.
Moses and sprays and Alpine fOwerT
With grasses from the battle plain,
And ivy from old ruined towers
But to that mothers earning heart
Yet dearer, dearer far, shall be
The violet that Willie kissed
The violet that Willie kissed,
And sent across the sea.
Thus ever to my wandering heart
May one dear hope, one memory GOMEZ
Thus to my deepest soul go down
One word Of peace and blessing--h0nas.
Be other brows by pleasures wreath
Or glory's eoronal oppressed,
To me the humber flower seems best
Some sweet, wild bloom with dews still wet
So love, but kiss violet
Oh, love, but kiss violet,
And ding 1t TO my breast!
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-08
HENRY MYNIR & CO.,

nBALERS IN CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, Ia, smithAsld
j street. bstween Second and Third PlTTsBUR0H, pa
This 10 the most extensive Cheap Publication House In the
w: whsr. nay always be found u. principal Magazines
Stationery Of every Kind bay Books and Ledgsrs Pea
Books, common and Sney EnvsIopes Inks and IN short
every thing In that linz ~ business FOR sale wholesale
United STATES -
The Nacral Era and osr periodicals kept for ssla
feb. bly, q
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-08

(rmg USE or The KNIFE DISPENSED WITH
THE msnsgsrs Of the Psrksvis Institute nsss PhiAdsl-
phis havs opened ward In that nstitution, fog the
cure Of DEFORMITIES or THE HUMAN BODY
such spine ed bouss elab
and ell dssas analogous character aud ase hernia
rapture BY whish render resort the Of the
kaf uasscssssy fAsss pstisss viii b. under tbs ehargs
Of sxpsrsnssd and sklfa Orthepodis Surgeon CDR
bratsd d.. HEBER CHASE, sf phiisAslphia, and che
hes for the lest ten pears dsvsd hInssf ths speciality
Fsrsons q distance saa consult With DR. Cullen, BY
sttss describing tbs snd enclosing ss Of ten doas
dLsetsd " the sass Of 60mssl Wsb Secretary, No. ~
South Fourth street, 70 vAon al sppesoss
r, n. CULLEN, NJ D.,
March x0-tf Waiting sasgssa.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-08

WITHDRAWAL OF s. E. SEwELL.-Mr Sewel
the candidate Of the Free Soil party in the I'd
district, Massachusetts,, has retired from the field,
and advises his friends to support Mr.. Rantoul.
He says:
1.-THE new law having made plurality suff.
Gent for choice, it is obvious that the candidate
Of our party, under existing circumstances stands
no chance Of being chosen, and the only mode in
which the Free Soil party can have any inf uence
in the coming election is by uniting with others
on some person who will represent their sent-
mepts.
Fortunately for US, the candidate Of the DEM
ocratic party eminent for his learning, eOquence,
and craftsmanship, has lately borne so noble a
testimony against the Fugitive Slave Law, and
in favor of liberty, justice, and humanity, that it
seems TO me we can do nothing better than give
him hearty and united support"
We hope Mr.. Sewelps praiseworthy example
will be followed by the Democratic candidate in
Mr.. Pslfrey's district.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-08
NEW LINE or REGULAR PACK Ers.

Nsw York, Alsrandri0, Warrington, and 0serysfown
Packsfs.
CcHR. PAMPERO, Geo. PsnAsd. master.
- VOLANT, Morrcs Osborn, q
TOWNSEND JONES, x. W Dayton,
MOTT BEDELL, John BsdeIl,
AVN D.. Benjania BsdsIl,
LIE ROY Villas Powell,
One Of the shove pockets leaves New York and George
town weekly.
Aornrs MOTT BEDELL and WIN n. JONES,
No. I0f Wall street, New York CAztNOgE co
AlsIaa1risr visgiaiai PETER BERRY, osersesesn,
d. U. JAW
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-08

and pleasure, Is second to none in the United
States. From New York there are two routes
one over the Erie Railroad to Dunkirk, and the
other by Albany and Buffalo--bOth Of which now
carry at very low rates, which makes it very con.
venient for Western travellers who wish TO travel
great distance, with speed, for little money, or
witness some Of the most magnificent wonders Of
art and nature that the country affords
See advertisement in another column for the
prices on the Amboy road s.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NV YoRK, May 5, 1851.
The -four market steady, but not active Sales
at 81 81 IS for common 10 straight State
brands: Southern, s4.62 a $40, as to brand I;
Genesee, 81 6s a s4s7. Corn meal, SO o S312ls.
Rye -four, $3.50.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-08
LIrrELLy LIVING AGE.

CONTENTS OF No. 49, Price, twelVeAnd half
~ eents.
l. The ClOster Life Of the Emperor Charles vFTassrs
Magazine
p YSlIN1as$eun-Afhenduu and Speceat8Ts
3 Wreck Of the Old French Aristooracy -Rsrus des
Deur Mondes.
. Journey Colchis and the German colOnies.-Wss
nsinsfsr nsrts,o. 81,
g. Anecdotes Of PAganini- Dublin Univrrsfy Magazine
g. Weekly Gossip.-Athsn6unp.
7. Mans Nature and DeyelOpment.-W esfHinster Re
uistp.
8. An Anteailuviau Romance ETaSsr'S MdgdERe,
Q. The Court OF Chaucery.- Times.
10 Tessellated Psvements, Ancient and Modern
IL. Destruction Of three Coal laden Vessels Boston
Journal
70 Western Africa and Colonization. Commercial Ad
perfseT.
| With Poetry and Short Articles
wAsHIHoroH December q, ls4s.
Ofalthe Periodical Journals devoted literature and
science which abound In Europe and In this country this
has appeared to be the most useful tcontains In
deed the exposition only Of the current literature Of the
English language but this by Its immense extent and
Of the human mindip
the utmos K pansio n Of the presentsgs.
10. ADAMS.
Pubiishedweekly at six dollars Ayesr,by
| K. LITTELI Il CO.,
| Corner Of fremont and Bromfed streets Boston.
M For sale by JOSEPH SHILLlNGTON, corner Of
-Four and Pennsy lvanis avenue Washing
| ton.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-08
BALTIMORE. Man @. 1851.

Hogs-s650 a sG.75.
Fiow.-s4371a.
Gram.--Good 70 prime red wheat, 90 a 9s cts
Pennsylvania white wheat, 81 02 q 81 0212.
Corn, dull White, 81 cts, yellow, 90 CTS. Oats
IS q AZ cents.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-08
PnIlApELpnlA, Man 8. Is5l

Flour dull, at s425 81 3lJ4 for good common
brands. Corn meal, - for prime Rye -four, at
80 So
Grain quiet Red wheat, s5s 10i cts white,
sl.02 IJO6. Corn, 81 a IS cts. for yellow Oats
A cite Rye, 10 cts.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-08
THOMAS III. MARSHALL,
WATER CUR e EsTABLisHMEST

THE above Establishment having been put fine order,
Il Is commencing its fourth The success
which has attended II thus far enables the subscriber 10
with confidence 10 all who wish TO make practical appcs
ton Of the WasT Cure Treatment that they pursue IL
here under the most favorable auspices for the removal OF
disease The location although In the immediate vicinity
Of Of the most beautiful cities in the Union still
retired The water il very pure soft, and abundant.
The charge for boarf medical advice and all ordinary at
tendance Of nurses Is So per week, payable weekly
May l-3m r. r. SEkLYE, NJ. D., Proprietor.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-08
LIGHTS LITERARY AGENCY,
No. 3 Cornhiu, Boston

Is the special Boston and New England Oe' for the FOL
i lowing valuable newspapers.
The National Era Received by Express from Washihg
ton and delivered by carriers at 275 year free Of post
age single Numbers, 6 cents Price by mail, 81 AGENTS
ard clubs furnished at rates that will them part Of the
postage Orders for ddrersing in this paper solicited
The Internationally. Edited by Rev Leonard Ba-
con- ID. D. and others; Rev. George CheeVsr and ksv
Henry Ward Beecber stated Contributors Received by
Express from New York. and delivered by carriers AZ . ~
year free Of postage single numbers, cents Price oy
mail, 81
The Friend Of YOUTH superior monthly journal for the
Young, edited by Mrs. NJ =. Bailey Washington Price
delivered free Of postage 60 IL cents year by mail 81
cents.
The obsrlia ErGzgsisf-semi-monthy. Price, q year
M the obern Books also for SALE wholesale and retail At
this Agency
Also, the Boston Pu6hskisg Office for
The Nec EngIaHder quarterly journal commanding
the first order Of talent and tpg liberal view Of the Pro
gresve movements Of the age religions and secular IL
holds itself free 70 treat every subject that may be
sumed 70 be interesting n intelligent Christian and
to such In profession AMI position IL addresses
itself Edited by Committee including Of the best
minds Of New Haven. Each volume begins in February
Price, % year; single numbers, Is cents.
w Subscriptions and renewals 20 the above Periodicals.
aud orders for all useful boos solicited by
May q. W. LIGHT, Csrnhill
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-08
FROM KENTUCKY.
EXPLANATORY RHEUMATISM CURED.

bhNpsTowr, hhNTochrI Suy w 1913.
| Msssrs. Sands-Genllsrnen
IL is nv duty TO communicate facts In relation the ben.
efcal effects OF your SarsaparlN MY wife WAS afflicted
with and Of the stomach OF the worst
character her limbs and chest much swollen she had
constant headache and last spring attacked severely
with infammatory rheumatism The best medical aid We
could obtain Afforded only m0mentary relief and while In
this situation she heard OF the many remarkable cures e
fected by the Of Sands Sarsapdra and commenced
It's sse which produced instant relief than ak hot
ties entirely removed all the dropsica swelling and every
other inhsmmatory symptom, restoring her TO perfect
health send this statement as an act Justice believing
70 be duty TO encourage the suffering portion OF the
human family 70 Sands Sdrsapdrfia which believe
has no parallel In the catalogue II medicine.
With feelings Of lasting gratitude remain friend
SAMUEL r. HAk0ER.
Read the following, from New Orleans:
New ORLEAss, Noren5er ~, 1919,
Messrs. Sands Genflenrn!
take the liberty Of sending letter which be Of
Importance 10 those who suffering have me,
ceived great benefit from SaI having been
cured OF masdy after suffering six ears hereby cheer
fully certify the good effect Of your medicine add hope
God will reward you for all the good you have done,
chronic cough had ormened day and night and repeat
ed attacks OF fever induced 10 believe that should die
with consnm pton. One day, while suffering violent at
tack OF burning fever friend persuaded me 70 try In
comparable medicine but to tell the truth hal no conf
the help Of God restored TO better be Nth than had
enjoyed for six years cannot but bless the author Of this
With great respect am, gentlemen your mos, obeient
servant, fERMIN GR0UPAZ.
TRUTH rs STRANGER THAN FICTION
Nsw Durham, NEw JsRsKY, June 30, 1919.
Msssrs Observation-Disclosures
My wife suffered with distress and burning In her chest
for many years and my daughter afflicted from her
birth with hnmor Ia her blood We consulted various
physicians and tried remedies, without much
benefit until heard through Rev Thomas Davis, OF the
great medicinal value Of Sads Sars apara On his
endaton my wife aud daughter decided trying H.
and soon experienced permanent benefit My daughters
skin assumed appearance entirely from being rough,
rd and scay smooth and soft My wifes sui
erogs almost gone and its use short time longer 10
my Grm belief will produce perfect cure.
Yours with respect, q. =. HENDktCksON
Pastor OF ths Baptist Church at the
English Heghborhood.
or Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail, by A. r. &
d. SANDS Druggists aud Chemists 100 Fulton street,
Of Wism New YORK. Sold also BY Druggists gen.
orally throughout the United States and Canadas.
Price OIL per bottle; six bottles for So
For sale by r. s. PATTERSON and CHS STOTT
90, Washington; BY ROBERT SHOEMAKER,
PhiAdslphiai By COLBY CO.. Baltimore; and BY
SETH w rOWLE. Boston. April 2-s.am
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-08
SIMMER ARRANG EN- ENT-ls5l.

From New York and intermediate Places.
THE Camden aud AmbOy Railroad and philadelphia and
l. Trenton Railroad lines leave Walnut Street Wharf
Philadelphia for New York, as follows;
Isl class ID class.
Ae Sundays M sI s sS,f fare i % g. 90
At "a. NJ via facony and Jersey ctyi o
At 10 A. M, via Camden and South Am an
At P. NJ, via Camden and South Am
boy, fare j w
At 5P. NJ, via TacOny and Jersey City
Emigrsnt and Transportation Line from Philadelphia at
p. NJ via Bordentown and South Amboy, Except sun
days) fare 81 90.
Merchandise transported rates To and from DIRK
NJ. H. GATZMER, Agent G. x X. X, Go.
May 8-3m JAS HINKLE, Agent z. q I. X. X. Co.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-08

THs QuIcKEsr AND CHEAPEST RoAD TO AND
PROM THE wEsr--IIitherto, the Western travel
has generally taken the route over the mountains,
VA Pittsburg and Wheeling, but, since tho rsdac-
tion of fare on the Erie and Buffalo Railroads,
there seems to be change. The travelling pub
lie regard the route by New York, west a. the
spsediest, cheapest, and the most agreeable In
point Of scenery, &c To 60 from this city to
Cleveland, Ohio, by the latter route, the fare Is
only about sixteen dollars From Philsdelphis to
New York, the traveller 10 taken by the Camden
and Amboy Company, BY railroad and steamboat,
and has the qualification Of most agreeable ride,
and of Witnessing some Of the most delightful
scenery In the country. This road, for comfort
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-08
JOHN w. NORTH,

rTORNEY and Counsellor at Law and General Land
"A Agent, Falls Of st. Anthony, Minnesota Territory
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-08
Terms.
BOOKS or PERMANENT VALUE.

To Cirgymm, Poamaners, Tsdehers Of Sabbath
Schools, Book Agents, Students, and Heads Of
Elunilies
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-08
ORTuOpMDiC sURGKRY,

1 People residing out Of New York, when visiting the
city are respectfully Invited 10 call and examine stock
Of books and the Low PRICES ut which the same
are sold. April Ait
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-05-08
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

GEARS AMERICAN PICTORIAL BOOK ESTA
- LLsHMENT-Rsmovsd to 1871 William street, One
10 sDruce,l New York.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-09
Circular.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, city OF Warrington,
"A under direction OF Aaron Haght Palmer,
counsellor Of the Supreme Court Of the United
Ing objects
Conducting professional business Supreme
United States. Especial will be given
tides coming appeal
The and recovery Of all claims in law equity,
msns foreign before boards Of commission
The settlement STATE, Treasury, War
wy once, Departments md obtsnns
mission Of fines penalties and oreures for alleged violations Of
the revenue, post-onlce, or other laws
Securing United
foreign and procuring land
sions pension laws OF the United States
Collections generally, embracing debts iegsces, and inherit
ances, n United States and foreign counties.
United States and
loans. bond and mortgage effreebod estate.
All post paid undersigned
prompt attention. lie
Of the late hrm Of Palmer
leading European languages with
fidelity and despatch.
AARON H. PALMER.
wAsHseroS, Oct 2s, le3i,
D-dlwS1awu
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-09

CLAGETT, NEWTON. MAY, & co. most respectfully
ladies Of Washington adjacent
Of another
ladies' hctaon saying they think
in part the following, Just received;
pieces ladies' fancy dress silks embracing desirable
style In design, lin nl prices)
dress patterns and pieces cut 10 ,ui any demand
IS handsome styles and qualities, from rs TO 31i
100 low priced mouselnes In and beautiful
so good qualify figured and plain mousscnes The low
price OF la cents-best goods In the market
10 pieces chepe m0usselines
fine plaid moussencs, for children
20 fine plaid silks, in brilliant eoors
10 do hne plaid mernoes do
~ do soiid high colorcd mou-sclines de laine
rs do bright colored French fannss
II do plaid poplin.-a bargain
In mourning goods have just opened new supply a. follows
10 pieces sItra nns Lupn's bombasins
30 do medium do
priced do
do fine O. black Fsrmiesss cloths
do fine 4 black do
rs do fine silk warp lusues
IS do black apacss
40 do medium and low priced spaess
. do fine black Thibet meinoes
do double width black cnsbmeres
is do plain black mouseeIiDcs de laine
10 do black twilled ali wool, low priced.
We have also
. 8. square binek Thbs, .h.wl'
~ long black do
Oct Q5-d3ufhwN
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-09
LAW AVID AGENCY NOTICE.

CONTINUES practise law in the Supreme Cour auend C
claims and
home and abroad obtain
collect debts, dividends, egnce
tance. United and
funds in and stocks and and
negotiate the purchase and sale Of loans lands
patent rights, n any State Of the Union.
Particular attention paid California land tide coming
United Supreme Court appeal.
prepaid addressed 10 W. O. Snsthen,
Place, Capitol HUI, Washington, d. c. will with prompt
tenion. Oct 2s-dly
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-09
United States Patent Once.
December 4, 1851.

ON petition Of jess, Umy Of Wilmington, Delaware praying
the granted him for
ent in arrangement Of gearing for driving machinery for
expiration Of said patent which takes
9Th Of February A. ID. ls52-
ordered tbs, the said petition be h.sd The Patent once on
persons appear aud show they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons file
oheccns specifically set forth in wrI,nF least
twenty days before hearing All testimony filed by
party said hearing must be taken and
the rules Of the ONCE which viii be furnished
Ordered ALSO this notice be published in the National In
tcIscncer Republic Union Washington, D. CT Exprees
Providence Journal Providence Rhode Island Daily
Advertiser Rosn, Massschae; Penn.ylvria Inquirer, Phs
d.phia Pibu Gazette, PsbufG Pennsylvania
and wilmington, Delaware week for
THOs. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents
r. y. Editors papers please copy and send
bills to The Patent once, with containing this notice
b--ts~3~
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-09

CARDThe attention Of the public respectfully requested to
rich cabinet French China dinner DESSERT
service mantel sverpated ware
with general assortment
furniture all Of which has been selected with
expressly for the city trade
DYER d MCGUIRE,
Sept I'D Auauonoers