davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND SUM NJ f. X
CLOTXH.S'G.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,



~ received, by Steamships UHon Ohio and other
,rvals New YORK, choice variety OF SPRING AND SUM
MER CLOTHING to which they invite the Of their Ind
and customers
French Dup dEtt Dress Goats and Froeksi
do do do Sscs do POlkgA;
do DO do style Loose saGs;
English Paramea Frocks Dre. Coats Sacs Posas, etc.;
Blk and cord Alpaca do DO do do do do
DO do Cloth skeleo snesi
Fancy Linen scS, FrGetS, new style Polka Goats, etc
Summer Tweed do do DO do do do
Toie du Nori do do do DO do do
PANTALOONS,
French Meruo, Drap d'Eto Pantsloon.;
English Elerino DO
DO PaTameta do
Black alpaca and Mohair Cord do
Super White French LiBgn Drill do
Fancy Cord French Linen Drill do
Super Brown do do do do
Fancy Colorsd Plain do do DO
India Nankeen do
French Drap de Turk do
French snd ENGLISH Co;ionate do
Single Mhed Fancy Cashmere do
Checked and striped Linen DO
India Seersucker do
VESTS:
Fancy Co'ersd Marneass Vests
! White Plain and Figured do
| Plain Coorsd Linea Drill do
Fancy Figured Linen Drill do
| Fancy Figured aud Pan Linen do.sam Vests;
India Grass Linen do do
SILK and Linen do do
RluTIit nttn1iue a fip ala u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

The NEw YoRK BRIBERY CAsE.-It is said
thai Bull, the Sergeantat- Arms to the New York
benate, will under oath exonerate the Senator
md Deputy Clark from any knowledge of, or par
u 1oipation in, the alleged bribery case.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

Attention = called 10 the advertisement of M. Wey
mouth aucionee An extensive assortment Of Furniture
Bucksls Biogans. etc. are to be disposed Of.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09
Great Attraction! UNION GALLERY

NJ GRAND PRIZE CONCERT, to be given at the Lyceun
Hail. WEDNESDAY EVENING, April g.
rs PRIZES of magnificent and valuable PAINTINGS
viii be distributed.
s Tickets SO each be obtained at the Musc Stores Oh
Tyler Hewitt Camp street W. T. Mayo, NOS ana
No is Charities street, ami at the store
# Me HYDE Goodrch Is Charses street Hall u Co ~
Canal street Hotel Yerandsh Hotel av ett's Hotel Post
OFF,. N4u-n Offices St Charles where
pfzss are dy Tor inspection the public charge, from
,u H. IL E.ery hyler ticket is emitted a chance
the dsrbui1a Paintings and also
o Concert.
of Tickets will please preisrve carefully
Tickets the numbers, without their presentation prizes
WILL he delivered
r- programme of the and performers will pub-
lished in d few days. APPS 2tpu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

Married.:
On Sunday, April 6, by the Rev. Mr. Oae. Miss CATHE
RINE GkRHON to Mr.. CHARLES N. SAcKERBERRY all Of
ri
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

, l.u. sroLen of the rise and
In another place we nav. c sf N...,;S.
present condition o. ,ae ., ~. .,,s NJ,
line fostereo' anu, - 49, SsSs. -
appropriations o. Me s'.a;r1 y. ~.
mas now '"o'o ., . ~.
coast sn. is' 80, 80 M: ~..,'
aavo0 nv "s p IT.. "...I.aa ss ~.
a: IL. - -. .sS"-,;,.sS. Nv
s s:" fOy: a. ' ~. pi;,;.h n,r,.
~ ~ .s:s.-.S :, -. .,..ndad ,hs
CIV ', , :. 49,. r. ",;s...;oa - ~,
.s.;aas, ma - :. ;r;,rv - American steam
- p, IN -. :. Co.. os ,ha rl,;.
"ss'sa"on Du' SUM we nav NV
"r ~. iesu"" c,..
me nne sn'Ps vn"M now ,aa De'"ssA ~s.rs
ana Ne~ .orA, vic Wv oeon' e' m, s -,
'avolapy WIN r .nu Di', :, -. ),
ot'he S'ean Dn,s -. oons' w III :.
re'afa 'ne grown o'e'n ~, T.s,.nd I'D
P'eVeh' V"' noeP"'e fa~s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

IT, Rotice.-The Consignee of Iron, Ship AUS
TRAIA Jefferson Railroad Company is requested to call at
the office OF the undersigned
APPS 81 VIM j. DEWEY, 81 GraSirr ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

ssy" Notice. The Ship AUSTRALIA. Capt. Smell.
from New York will dschaIgns MONDAY April s.
onsgnses requested of their goods the
Ievee Ter5l WILLIAM J. DEWEY. IS Gravier ,treet.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

~ received by Steamships UHop Ohio aud other
rrvals New York. choice variety Of SPRING AND SUM.
mER CLOTHING which they invite the attention Of their friends
md
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 20, 1851.


In the Ssaats ye,leday several private bills were re-
ported uEon. Some prIva" bills were passed. Srsefai
conn atoms from 'hs Departments We're received
Mr. Inn Davis from the Cammiuee On u mmeiee, re-
mortal the river and haIbor ball without amendment,
and with the ndation that do psss The Senate
took up the hill supplementary to The act providing hat
money collected 10y military officers IN California and
Nav Mexico ms duties penalties be paid over TO tie
treasury Mr. Gwin spoke ia favor Of the payment OF tho
money the State Of California, and long discussion fol-
lowed. The bill ordered TO hind reading The
bill from the House for the reduction OF the rates OF
postage read a third time when Mr.. Borand ex
pressed wish speak the subject, and the Senate ad
journed.
In the House. Mr. Stanton. from the Committee on Naval
Affairs epored joint resolution in favor OF the execution
of made by the Secretary Of the Navy under
an act of the late session the construction OF dry dock
in California and moved the previous question thereon
motion lay il the table was rejected The previous
question seconded. Mr.. Toombs moved 10 com
nit bill the Committee OF the Whole on the state
OF the Union, and discussion followed thereon pending
which the House into committee the civil and d.
plomatic bill This bill was reported win amendments
which were conquered in and the bill finally passed
The amendments of the Senate to the Military Academy
bill were Iaken up committee Of the WHOLE and pend
ing their conside ration the House took a recess.
At O'Clock the House met and the amendments OF the
Senate the bill making appropriations Tor The support Of
the Military Academy were disposed OIL The House went
upon the bill making appropriation Tor
the payment of the nstmen due TO Mexico. and payable
3Oh May, 1852, the Mexican government in con-
fomity with the twelfth article OF the treaty of Guadalupe
Hdago Mr.. Bayy explained the bill and Mr.. Brooks,
after some remarks, moved amend the bill by providing
that the President be authorized in regard 10 loans TO
contract for the payment OF the money with the highest
bidder long discussion followed and at half past nine
o'clock without taking any question, the committee rose.
The House directed that the debate shall be closed in
mitee bill after thirty minutes The House took up
the Senate joint resolution for the publication and dstrbu
ton of the works of John Adams and Alexander Hamilton,
and, after amendment which agreed to- the joint
resolution was passed. The House then Adjourned
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26
A Wise Movement,

Nrw NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR IN New HAMP-
shRE.--We learn by telegraph from Concord that The
democratic Stale convention which met IN that place
yesterday rescnded the nomination OF Rev John Atwood
BY vote TO which there only ttco dissenlers. The
present governor, Samuel Dnsmoo OF keene, was then
nominated for election having po hundred and t,co
votes to three for Mr.. Atwood, The convention consist
ed OF the same delegates who originally nominated At
him il proof that the democracy OF New Hampshire
that they will not have for their standard bearer man
who does moi know which way he is marching. Gov
ernor Dnsmoor has served the usual two years much TO
his own honor, and the credit Of the State, and,
whether MIR Atwood remains in the field his opponent
or not we think the people will call upon him for third
term.
letter from Concord, received last evening by the
polileness of Major Wright, conductor the railroad
says
1.-THE democratic State convention, which reas.embled
hero day. was very fully attcndedtwo hundred and five
being present. thyone than attended at
It's meeting in October last In compliance with II
vote of the convention, Gen Franklin Pierce is speak
inRthe representatives hall and galleries being filled TO
verfowng
There is but sentiment among the democracy from
every section OF the State and that that they will have
ch and cannot be sold over TO tree.
soism. Dinsmeor will be chosen uiumphsnuy by the
people.
"Yours, truly,
Oh"
We have also letter from the editors Of the Patriot,
closing thus:
." We right side up now, and shall uamphanty 70,
elect Gov. Dlnsmoor."
Bottom Post, FEB. 20
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26

The benefit given by Miss Davenport 10 Kossuth was
fine house, and her performance OF Adrienne was great
er than before The occasion appeared TO call forth all
her powers The applause deafening when she en-
tered and we have little doubt that she will carry oul
her design OF sending that will cheer the patriots
heart Mr. Gilbert as Michoaet made his first appear
ance after his ndsposton, and performed his character
excelenty and so did Mr. Fenno, whose quiet and gen
temanly acting in Maurice was admirable taste Miss
Davenport appears tonight by request in Constance, in
the Love Chase, which received with great APP
probation, and Tomorrow she takes her farewell benefit
performing in both tragedy and comedy
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26
EplIlR'S CORRESPON DENCp


BALnaoRR. Februey as
yiand Educational Convention - Tsrrip, al
Birl-.,ghi Bal -C,ty Mornhty- CliD,,r ="
London Fair -WldoW R,shop.- The Ma,ksn g.
The MARYLAND state Educ ationsI Conyrnuo, .t'
sembed al Annsp yesterday. was so nteuyedv
that the delegates present refused lake any ae,io
however. adupiod a res 'iutron recommending N. u
the special attention OF the Constitutional we
the hol,e that snch provisions may be inserted il
situlion as will. la the wisdom of the cony.n,i
eectualIy promote the advancement Of eduea,ion n.y.
the esiabi lshmrnt If uniform system Of pulia W
tion the creation Of The office OF general su petin
and the appropriation of an adequate schoo.und
as the financial condition Of the State will wauan,h
Yesterday afternoon, shorty after closed nv .p
ing the prevalence of u strong northwest gale aceom
by thunder and lightning, the walls of tho hixh bud
Concord street, destroyed by fire few days since G
with a Tremendous crash. crushing small ,wo
house adj dining, and burying beneath the ruins two
who happened TO be at work therein, named Sam, ~
nor and James Matson, who were not exuicaed I'M
two hours incessant toll. Mason found To hav
of his thighs b, OXEN and otherwise terribly hnss
Connor had OF his ankles broken, and was alu
ously bruised They bore their sufferings with m,ns
titude although fastened under the crushing weigh,
timbes for great length of time The ffemen i,
were called out worked noby for their rescue IN MA
they finally succeeded.
The Independent, Grays' ball a. Holida, stree, h,.
asst nKnt was dHdlf tttTt belux moi ii
than 4 900 persons present Governor Lowe was ptsv.u
ed from attending by serious indisposi'on lfon vbI
he is, however, rapidly recovering
The number of death. in Baltimore iurin. ,Ls !,
week was &C. of which namber SO an,er i've ys,ra
age.
Captain p. r Stanhope, OF New York, is abou, to M
for London, attend the Fair ia his yacht with N
family 1t is called the "Shooting STAR" and was launch,
Yesterday from the yard Of Messrs Cooper Bulsr and
OF the prettest clipper schooners ahoat She n
long, and If liz tons burden.
Madam Bishop gives her first concert in Baltnu.
morrow evening" in the saloon of the Assembly Room
TIE MAakKTs.-In the Baltimore market this monU
there we're sales of 800 barrels Howard street flour
81 43l, and $50 barrels at 81 37A Nothing dong in Gin
Mills Sales of red wheat 95 100 cents. Sales Of y,,
corn al 81 IS cents, and white So ~ cents Osu d
Whiskev 26 c.nt with sales Sales Of lfime cloy.tna
IS l2a he offe g of beef cattle The scales on A
day reached 800 head, % of which were lett over ii
driven Philadelphia, and the balance t5ay sold to civ
butchers prices ranging from So to 81 rs per 100 lbs
the hoof equal 10 sc a 81 25 net. and Averaging Us
gross The stock The scales generally of an nsra
quality The weather being very 'nclefhent, the main
ruled something duller, and slight decline took p,c.a
tho average rate. Iquote hogs at So
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26
To the Editor.

SIR In the list published in your paper this morning Of
senators who had been in the military service of this
country you omitted (unntenonaly, Of course) the
aames OF James Jackson, of Georgia, major general in
the revolutionary army and Isaac Barnard OF Penn
sylyania major in the late with Great Britain. II
NAV be as well to state that John A. Dr. senator from
New York. never held higher commission in the army OF
the United States than that OF captain he was adutan'
general of New York, with the rank Of colonel, but
such was never in actual service. SUB.
EERRuARY Is. ISL
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26


EANCY BALDWIN take place Jackson Hall Thursday
i 9Th of February
Assemblies,
thory
Irving HOTEL stevenss doors Brown
Hotel
Private will not be permitted the Hall the
ming Of the ball.
Ali persons having against requested
lsave them
Peb3-didf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26
BY DYER q MCGUIRE, Auetionesr..

GRAND SALE OF PIANOS, PARLoR ORGANS, MELODEoNs,
cabnst furniture splendid mirrors, rich
plated grandoc mane clocks French China din
and tea nantel table cutlery crock
cry glass ware AcOn "Wednesday February 8 at
O'Clock, shall commence selling the Pennsylvania
between 9th and 10th formerly the
Mr. Richard
sertsd ARTICLES received North all OF which viii be
ready for examination Thursday and Friday 10 o'clock
and O'Clock, p. m.
Terms $50 under under $780, and
four months $780, months credit for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest, -
Feb 23-d Gar
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26

CARD, HENRy DOUGLAS, Fon. and scotsman, corner Of
"a Fifteenth and opposite Department lakes this
method appdze HE beanin coffee
uon of howo boom which viii be srrangcd to order,
either bouquets description, -pg
baskets sc gusrsneJ to please at reasonable
prices,
~ r. Th, unquesuouaby the ony plses get real
hsnd.om- bo,dust D-u,c,.
&-3,d H. D.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26

THE and subscribers of the Washington Assemblies
specuy that the 9TH assembly will be FANCY
10 be given NJ Jackson Hall Thursday 9th
No admitted unless fancy costume except heads OF
fAmes and such other application commit
tee appointed by the managers by OF special crcum
stances, be admitted in citizens dress.
The committee Messrs j. Knox Walker, p b.
Key, A. H. Cross, and Major A. II. Gillespie
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26

cAHDThe attention Of gentlemen wishing purchase land
In Virginia respectfully invited the
n,na 800 acres in Hardy cous, Virginia which viii take place
at auction the Sixth
Thursday, instant, O'Clock, p,
terms viii be liberal, and made known of There
y no question but this sale will fine opportunity
good Investment For further particulars advertisement
A GREEN,
t-b@-M Auc
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26
~ DYER q MCGUIRE, Auct,on.ers.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUG
Ill TIUN.On Wednesday, The 25h instant, 10 O'Clock,
shall sell, residence gentleman declining
the 18th Pennsylvania
sorment of furniture, viz:
Mahogany divans, paror chairs, and rockers
Do sideboard Chinese
Do dining and marble top tables
DO dressing and plain bureaus, wasbstands
Walnut French bedsteads, maple bedsteads
Superior mantel clock, gsndoies
Solar and other lamps looking glasses
Hair and shuck mattresses, passage oilcloth
wilton and other csrpetng, curtains and cornices
China glass, and crockery
Cooking and air light stoves, hogshead
Kitchen utensils, kc.
TERMS $50 and under cash credit and four
months for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
Peba3-d fIn,ell Snrtioneer,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26
THE CELEBRATION IN BRooKLyN.

The flags OF the Union, the State. and the city were
displayed from the City Hall yesterday, while the stars
and stripes waved IRON the city Tag staff honor OF The
occasion. AT a national salute fired from the
Heights under the direction of MAJOR Powell of the
mofy. Several members OF the o. IT, A., consisting OF
the Lexington Chapter No. II, the American Rife Com
pany, the Columbia Guard, National Chapter and the
Charter Oak Company, proceeded to New York TO Join
the procession thcre-the aforementioned company having
their banner, (aeIy presented by the Brook Lex
ington Assoclahon,l borne upon a wagon The First
Continental Guards paraded, and also passed to
New York, accompanied sy Grsngers Band.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26

We are desired that, consequence of recent
domestic affection, the receptions the Presidential
Mansion will be discontinued.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26

NEW Spring Goods Em .xs.-The subscriber s
IN have Just received from New York
Is pieces small checked giace silks
20 do style India foulard sIts
10 do rich Chene silks
do do do brocade silks
10 do do do black Gro dc Rhine siks
8 do do do black, striped, and plaid silks
10 do Broche barcpes, (plsip aaures)
10 do French BSngala, (sntireiy new
~ do French mousselipe de lanes, livery
Is do French printed aconets, livery dne)
80 do dotted Swiss musins (white and coiored)
do heavy black twisted silk
Is do French printed bareges, (new syles)
25 embroidered shawis, rehl
80 richly embroidered hapdkerchirfs, tnew designs
% French embroidered muslin chemisetts
Is richly trimmed chemsets and sleeves, in sets
% real Valencia lace collars and cuff.
5 richly trimmed French worked capcs
Is lace capes and ber'hes
10 black lace scafs
20 inside handk erchehs and CUTS MATCH SC
Together with other entirely desirable
ladies, TO which their attention respectfully invited
T. II. BooE co.
Feb
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26

Our columns continue 10 be too much crowded with
the proceedings of Congress admit of the usual variety
of reading matter Next week, however, we shall plume
a more active wing The speech of General Foo,e at
New York. on the birthday OF Washington is eminently
worthy of attention. along with the letters OF the Pres
dent and Secretary of State. We have other very inter
esting letters from Messrs Clay. Cass. &c, which we
shall Law before our readers.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26
TH + UNION.
AdlAss AaAoax.

In reference 10 the difficulty between the Hon, 8 w
Inge and the Hon Edward Sany which grew out OF the
in the House of Representatives yesterday week
we are authorized to state that they met each other with
pistols and, :. after exchange OF shots between the
parties the friend OF Mr. Stany advanced the opposite
party, and expressed desire that the matter should be
terminated and in order TO arrive at amcabe settle
ment stated that the remarks made BY Mr. Slany in ref
erepce to Mr. Inge made by Mr., Stanly in reply 10
what he considered gross personality the part OF Mr..
Inpe in his fist remarks And the friends of Mr. lnge
stated those remarks to have been political, and, such.
should not have personal bearing Mr. Slanly withdrew
his remarks And the above having been submitted to
the principals. and by them accepted. the difficulty be.
tween them was announced as honorably and amcably
settled"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26

WnuAxss P.soRAsA OF TnK BsLr.-We are glad TO see this
beautiful exhibition appreciated only by citizens but
nsighbors We have rarely witnessed
people yesterday poured out Of Odd Fellows
Hall exhibition, and informed that
teegaphc sent for extra boat accommodate e
home delighted and happy they had been
fully repaid their trip and trouble
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26

Condition of the Northern Markets, &c.
Nkw YoBx. Feb 26-2, D. u


The stock market is quiet. The steamship Soulheus,
from Charleston and the Florida, from Savannah, awa
here this morning. The -four market is more Scdr,
but there is change in prices. Sales OF 250 A
res have been made at 81 So VI IS. Holden Of wSl
firm but buy ling to give the prices s
Sales OF yellow at 81 cents; white 81 u csnp
Cotton is quiet-no sales reported.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 2-2, p. m.-We have a cieHta
beautiful day. The stock market is stesdy Pennsyls
MIA SIS, 95. United States 6s, 1863, ll5 Flour squs-
sales $50 barrels common brands al 81 81 Gran qaa
Yellow corn. 60 cents mixed, 81 62 cents Cotton qf-
no change in prices
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26

orooration hill yarous amendments offered thereto
and voted upon until at fifteen minutes past ., p m,
On notion the committee and then the House adj
lourned.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26

NEW spring Goods.-Ihs subscribers most respeeuuiI
IN nounco their and the public generally the nov
ing descriptions OF new goods Just received, via:
IS pieces style spring cassimsres
Is black do do assorted grades
10 do medium and low priced cassmeres Tor boys sa
800 do style spring caiicoes in Mernmaen ana "'
superior makes, warranted fast coiors
Is do French gnghans -,
10 bleacbed shirng- In all grades as low As
period
10 bales brown shirings and sheetings
bieached sbeetnrs, In 5S, "a, TO- and ~
bales cotton Osnnbures.
IN WHITE GOODS.
100 pieces Jaconet cambria and cAmbrc musns
so do Nainsook and null musiin- a,
100 do plaid nusins, from l2S cents 10 the best p''"
30 dot~d white Swiss mu-lins IL.
900 dozen ladies' white hose, In open WORK @
20 do ladies' lisle thread, plaid and open .,
$50 do misses and boys hose and hall hose N
Together with Of all kinds OF
staple goods all OF which will sell better terms ~
Obtained elsewhere. .r /.
We will receive In few days usual extensive 49, -
ladies' fancy dress goods embracing all the new and AZ
for the senson receipt OF which due notice VIII be
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4"
Feb 2-2tswlw
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26

National Hall.
CARD
Dsvenpo ew. benefit and positively last night -tats
On Thprrday evening" FsbruaryV,
presented entirely play written for her Of the
ROMAN DAUGHTER
To conclude with the comedy OF the
HONEYMOON.
Duke Aranzh
To accommodate who ball parties this
night will be open and the performance begin precise
y At 2 O'Clock.
Boxes, rs cents; second so gallery IS cents
Doors open at 6 O'Clock begin at
Box office open from Toto 5.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26
jenny Lind al .ksp Orleans.

NKw ORLEANS Feb. l9-Jenny Lind has proved NJ
m ensey attractive here. Her frat nve concerts hsw
allied over $4,000 che gives five more, and then gr
TO ST. Louis and will be in Cincinnati about us n1 =
ALL
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26
Extensive Wire Mandatory Burnt.

| WORCESTER, Feb. A-The extensive wire mnnusaE7
of Washburn Co in this city, was consumed BY ir
| Saturday evening.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26

DIED.
ssndusky Ohio the oath instant MARY PoWBhs,
o MfLLAsD FILLMORE.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26

Iectures-Df Goadby OF London, VIII de-
Wednesday evening 18th instant and the
Il nall lecture Friday evening 18th instant
Lecture commence at ~ O'Clock
S-A
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26

On motion of Mr.. B., the House again suspended
its rules, and going into Committee of the Whole on
the state of ,ae Union, (Mr. BoYD in the char)-
The committee took up the West Point appropriation
bill, and considered the various amendments thereto
made by the Senate until the hour for the recesshalf
past 3, D. m-arved, when the committee separated for
dinner.