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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-04-24

Two desirable Squares saIe.-Ths under
signed having made division Of large square, No s2t
into convenient lots and spacious .eys psn
posed k.adoph Cos ssq s prepared TO dispose Of he
same At low rates and accommodating terms
This property located Improving section Of the city,
between New Jersey aud North Capitol street. mmedse
Of the railroad depot OF the residence OF the late Coz
Burche. Il \
any dcsrs 70
sorer) rare
porsuniiy here offered sdvansagsoo investment
the veniys hea"in cot
f1us site, n nasy he had great bargain
Fsn by calling
subscriber Supreme Court Of the United States
the Capitol, ss his residence on Capitol HIN - - Ga
March p--sswIm -A ~ - Z. - -.
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL IA. rssa.

Mr.. BROWN continued Before enter upon the
auh;ect which was under consideration the time OF
adjournment Yesterday, desire TO correct impression
which 4 ascertain 70 have made lodement upon the
mnds OF some gentlemen, whose opinion prize very
highly And that il, that have been aciuated in my
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-04-24

party editors in the city OF Washingon-whigs well
as democrats-and there may be such thing as this
The daily union., 1852-12-09

NOTICEThe officers Of the appointed under the
IN mskng appropriations for the Of
approved August 81 1854 which in the following
terms and figures, to wit
SEc find be further enacted That fer the and equip
rfemen horses and forage
serving under command Of Captain John o. Ere
Caornn during the year eighteen hundred and forty
appears War Department, and
supplies by said volunteers in said
hundred and thousand dollars hereby
popate out Of money the treasury not otherwise approp
Of War authorized nnd empowered TO
appon, three competsn and officers OF the army
anime Congress all such claims be
supplies Of all kinds
sad whilst engaged
ead beard Of officers
of thousand dollars is hereby appropriated
being Washington, D. Co. notifies nil hav
ing claims against the United States for funds ana
supplies all kinds furnished taken for the Of
serving the command Captain John Ere
California during eighteen hundred and
oee of Penn
syivania and 18th street.
board in the English language
must accompanied by English
and Republic Washington d. C the
Courier Boston, the New Ysrk in Nsw
y the Pennsylvania Isqure in PHILADELPHIA Pal the Re
publican in 81 Louis MOI the Buietn, in New Orleans Lai
Evening Pcayune San francisco Cal requested TO
this week for four weeks and sena .c ae
counts with copy Of their paper Y. tbs "m"
WAsWrQIoSw'
The daily union., 1852-12-09

Ann White Wnii.ns M. PoTssx.-In she Circuit
Court for montgomery county as a Court OF E1uity
THE complainant b absut the 18Th day
Of September lea6 s sold defendant certain tract VI
land Montgomery county Maryland devised 10 her by
White for the Of sx hundred dollars; and deed was
delivered her defendant and The same
the said defend
his nubs 81 the
said hundred dollars, eght Of which said have be-
four hundred dollars and
with the 2lst Novembs 1916
further
delivered complainant
be Of the
land purchase thereof; which, the
sufficient in law
"a the said land
The bin therefore, prsys said paper be treated
equity deereed such
the said notes which have
and that the said defendant be
the said
the said by day 10 ba given by The court 20
said thai may ere
publication the said deendanl
Maryland unknown 10
August 1884, adudged and ordered tha,
Of this order 10 be inserted IN
Published Washington, IN the Dstct OF Co
ua month before the i5h day OF October
defendant OF the ooet ana
bill him this coart, person
before the first Monday VI March next TO
the premises aud show any he has why decree
NICHOLAS BREWER. Circu,Judse
Copy tests ts
JAS. g. HESIsa, Clerk. .a .H#
Sep IA -law4w
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was cheerful colloqua aud courteous as ever, aud ap
parsny the least interested in the proceedings oil the asy
OF any man Before ten o'clock IN the evening inc
telegraph wires brought the result OF The days Work 10
Concord when General Pierce. whose Office IS near maj
o. the telegraph remarked that he would walt Tor 10
further communications but return 10 his iamiiy' as
Mrs Pierce ILL., Late the next forenoon ne was seen
walking eoolly and deliberately back 70 MS ONCE 40
though The nights intelligence was nothing 10 him,
met with him in the afternoon in the street ieh
hesitancy in taking his hand and speaking 10 him or
have natural awe OF man in high POSITIONS and knew
mt how much The day . work had done upon him as
well as for him But he was himself slill-showng, IL
il tfue feeling OF lbe honor his counlrymen had con-
Ieued upon him; but less excitement and vanity Vor
there was money than ordinary mortas in being elected
n the Office of third seeclman stood in the presence
OF an individual elevated TO the highest office 10 The gii
OF man bu, | saw only man, an unassuming ana
courteous cit zen, with whom could talk as aioeume
. Mini hun, nj aena ab Ito did see, nor, Will ven.
ture TO say. will any one see
The Sunday following the election he appeared in his
place in The house Of God usual and in the afternoon
waited during the administration OF The communion ser
vice, his lady being esteemed member OF the Soulh
Congregations Church, and whose example AND lnnu-
ence in the White House will mol fail 10 merit and re-
ceve the praise bestowed upon her most admired prede
sssors in the same hig position. Uniting intelligence
and strong mind " it'll dignity, grace and every Chrs-
ian vTtue she is win universal esteem, SO lar as
her delicate health shall permit her TO mngie IN society
II is the first time the daughter OF parish pastor has
been elevated 10 this position. In the evening General
Pierce attended service the house, when an al
dress was delivered in behalf Of important town
charity mi sion for the poor during the coming winter
Such was The first Sabbath OF General Pierce alter his
elections and essentially such, ust and believe, the
rest will be.
The daily union., 1852-12-09
Theatre,

The performances OF The celebrated troupe OF artistes
appearing the National seem 10 gather new at
traction each successive evening As they become
accustomed 10 the orcheaira- by the way
should be more thoroughly drlled--heir dances are
given with spirit and grace than on their open
ing nights Certainly, the applause OF their audiences
grows nightly and enthusiastic tits not neoes-
sary 10 make comparisons where all succeed so well,
and where the styles of excellence are SO various. But
il we may Judge by what heard and saw OF The feel
ing OF the audience last evening, Mdlle Messe especial
y is achieving in Washington even more decided sue
cess than that which rewarded her efforts in New York
The great favor with which the troupe is received,
and the large houses they draw, will, we trust, induce
the management to proong or renew their engagement
The daily union., 1852-12-09
EA ssysHR .slta9 ssaR

A NEW Route 10 Ptttsburg, via the Baltimore, sus-
IA qshunnd and
80 hos AN train will station daily
with the United mail from Washington Baltimore
connecting with the fast line Middletown M,
irving nj Harrisburg at lSp M, 70 dinner.
The train leaves Harrisburg the
Hodaysburg Aths point
the
stages direct from Hoidnysburgt PittsbnU.
Tickets will be sold following
York Wnghsve Columbia, Marietta, Midd.own Harrisburg
New Pert Msrstown. Perysve Lewistown,
ingdon, Holldn yshurg, and Pittsburg.
This train also with the Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle ahppensbug
other points this road.
For the passengers Washington any of
the bovs ponts, the company
dep Of e Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
the morning ats receive the which will
RoBERT STEWART,
Oct1--du Ticket Agent
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supreme Court OF the United states.
"WEDNESDAY. December s, 1859.

t5 WEDNESDAY, December s, 1852
Robert M Charlton. esq, Of Georgia. George F. Com
stock and Levi s. Chafed, esqrs.s of New York, were
admitted attorneys and counsellors of this court.
No g. John Hagan Il al, appellants, ps. William h
Popes administrator ot The argument OF this cause
was continued by Mr. j. A. Campbell for the appellees
and concluded by MIR. Revedy Johnson for the appel.
lan,s
No. 3. Samuel Pla,t, appellant, Us. David McClure's
executor On the motion OF MIR Hall, of counsel for the
appellee this case dismissed with costs, under the
hf,y-hird rule OF court
No A. Charles Jones, plaintiff, Mason Z. Saun-
lers This cause dismissed with costs, under the
fiy-ihird rule OF court
Adjourned until tomorrow, at IL o'clock.
The daily union., 1852-12-09
Land Tor sale In Eassera virginia.

THE undersigned being prevented by eneasmans nom aepdn
owned by him, has concluded 70 oher ~
private sale This farm IL about two miles from WiassMe ~
James Ciy county la Williamsburg located 1--WE nourElne
considered be
excellence by country William and NARY College l.
the supervision Of th.
assistant bishop Of the Episcopal Church Of virginia and
distinguished educated including jet
Presidents Individuals desirous Of edu
children off red therefore, great inducemen
vicinity of between New
York BALTIMORE and Richmond, will shortly touch regularly a
miles this and that acc~unt II
igh be converted into lucrative market garden consists
land valuable meadow; contains fine
spgs mill and there abundance Of marl The
i5t t91 s-t
Of miles from this farm, the Nook beacon" says
few days since gentleman who the proprietor Of nn estate
SO ~ Of and and refused
The Of who wished to make the purchase was
o establish vegeab'e garden," &c.
THE vEGRTABL LOWER VIReIMA.-We take from
the Argus following statistics &c. The steamship
Roanoke carried from
Nok 81 barrels OF cherries and 2 barrels Of green peas The
boats, week past, averaged each trip 2Ot
barrels eslip,ated less than half million OF
money win be realized by the shipment Of early
vegetables from this por' ',-Richmond Enquirer.
Persons wishing purchase will communicate with the under
signed, at Williamsburg Virginia
July 22-lawl5 JOHN NJ GALL, M u.
The daily union., 1852-12-09

VEGETABLE MILK, RUM SOAP, AND PHYsIc.-Accofiing ~
paraguav IL ituhi some nme United States consul III
prodnc dt region, far It's natural features and
try Inprie concerned, is empha,cay "great coun-
lsehe or milk tree nj vegetable cow-ihe pato de
milk that il is difficult tovfaS slss,se nsaJYsD ar,e
from the bovine secretion. Secondly 1t ejoces IN tree
called the paio d. bOrraeio drunken reea vegetable
distllpy, sylvan grogshop, from which Nature pours
perpetual stream OF liquor without charging cent Tor IT.
The milk and the tree grow in close proximity
to zach oher and Tie alluval banks OF the streams
is found in u perfection The luscious sugar Un-
der these circumstances, il s the easiest thing in the
world to concoct a milk punch. Nature furnishes not
only the materials of the beverage, but cups IRON which
10 imbibe it, for abundant, and te hall
shells OF the make excellent chaIces IL you wish
TO take your toddy through tube, after the manner Of
young suckers in Christian cities, you have only 10 break
a few Joints from slim bamboo, and pump away.
There il excuse for being dirty in Paraguay the
river Of that name and lis tributaries supply plenty OF
water, while the sopon,ef, soap nut, growing upon
their banks, is fully eqIal 10 "old brown Windsor
for purifying purposes. There Is only one drawback
upon all these comforts aud uxuries-the woods are
full OF snakes But providen has placed the
tdoe beside the poison She had to make the snakes,
because they were part OF the working plan she was
compelled 10 follow but she placed wiihn the reach OF
serpent. bitten individuals the pdto de snake
t g. the leaves OF which niaIiibe cure Tor The
bites OF reptiles.
Paraguay is fine country for persons troubled with
irregularities oil the bowels, impurities OF the blood, bad
colds, the grippe nasmuch II yields 10 allopatnc
abundance fhubafb alap, sarsapafila sassaras liquor
ice gam arabic and ginger together with many other dye
aufs IN Y Suqdag IimH.
The daily union., 1852-12-09
OFFICIAL.

Aard Fillmore PTcdni Of the Uniiea States Of aerea 70 all
poAoup IL
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited William
Henry Ldson has been appointed consul Of Den
mark for the State OF South Carolina to reside Charleston do
hereby recognise him uch declare
and enjoy such functons and privileges allowed
conSuls Of tn. favored
In testimony Whereof have caused letters
PATENT and the seal Of the United States he hereuno Affixed
Given under hand the city Of Washington the 9th day
December ls5s and OF the independence United
States Of Amenca the seventy-seventh.
MILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
EpwARp EvrRKIr, Secretary OF State.
The daily union., 1852-12-09

Notice Establislr three additional Land
Districts In the state of Iowa
of the Congress approved Augus 1884, enti
d An three additional land districts In ts State
of DO declare and thai The land office
for the CHAHITON Dl5TRlCrin said state Is hxrd a. the
town Of Chi sRiToN, that Tor The .NOKTHERN at
FORT DES MONIES, aud for ssMSSOURl RIVER DIS
TICTn Of ofkANEsvIE the sites which have been
by the President OF the United states
Given under hand city OF Washington this second day
of September, A. d. 1852
By order of The President:
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land once
Sept 3-law6w
The daily union., 1852-12-09
octi--dtf
M. THOsIPsON,

Attorney and Counsellor at Low, Washngton city, d. c.,
DIR tCTTCEs District adjacent counties
Of Maryland Virginia. and prosecues against
arising
egn md with the various Indian th.
operty injured destroyed, lies
furnished and claims
general government of It's officers claims
which he established
pended rejected.
Communications addressed him. post paid washington city,
n. o., will receive rromp attention.
T.
and 10 members OF Congress generally.
Dot 9t-2nwm
The daily union., 1852-12-09

THE UNDERsIGsED having removed "a the
and erected Pennsylvania between
Az doors east Of the United States Hotel desire
members of
public generally to their winter importation
splendid French English nnd American cloths, eassmeres and
make their usual style of elegance,
and prices reasonable other similar establishment the
nee o.-eoow,f J. n. THOMPSON u co.
The daily union., 1852-12-09

SnIDEu,s CHEAP WINE STORE, No. 10 yV.,
~ below FouTih Philader rhaMines, liquors Of
ies " direct importation ffon the growers and producers
than other and furnished member a.
and others, at Washington city shortest noeech
BY Adamss Express.n e'f-N
shenies, Sparkling Champagne,
MadeiIas, Moett
Psrs, Chequot,
Red wine, Dinei,
Teneride, Peruchot,
Lisbon, Heidsick,
huseat, and many ohsrs
Fronugnan, Sparkling Mosele,
Malaga, Hoekhen,
Ciarets OF all SORTS kudeshtim,
suutorne, MarcobIunn,
Burgandes, the largest stock In Philadelphia.
Brasdiss Of all sorts,
and pale, casks, Gelnijobn, IN boues win ~
and aud old, >"N"b
Irish Scotch whiskey, Monongahea Bourbon Jamaica
preserving brandy, blackberry and wild cherry bandes $50
ale London porter and stout, IN bbis OF and dozen
Havana Cigars,
Of direct poaon, OF lhe reliable quality always ~ ~
Wholesale by the quarter box.
The only establishment where ull wnes, &c,, uy,r Aa
fcm the original package in which imported. "
Hotels Country Trade,
and supplied Wholesale and BY the eaak
dozen, package OF assorted Sorts '"phA
oders BY orteegmpn, giving limit price euarantss
be satisfactorily filled, or the goods taken back
familiar personal acquaintance with all the princpal wilma
duciag countries Europe and with Inc b.S, b
there, enable me to offer good articles cheap examine
sa #stt ,.,. =, JACoB sNiDER, JR'S.,
Feb Io dly - '''"as'phla'
The daily union., 1852-12-09

nENTfsTHy.Dr Casadavan from Paris, surgeon dentist
removed the fancy Pennsy
vana between 9Th
perform MI operations In drnia New York prces
warrants his works TO be equal thai Of the best den
Nov A--eod3m
The daily union., 1852-12-09

Y READY-MADE Clothing OF First Quality.-WALL ;os 4
II STEPHENS, Pennsylvania between gh and lOh,
Streets Iron Hail. would respectfully invite mem
Congress, czens wishing provide them
hrst quality at mod
pces and extensive assortment
be found the fashionable snd elegant
goods offered ia Washington.
preeng have their clothing made TO ORDER IN
Of nis call and
seectng cloths, cassmere and vesDg om our Stock
satisfaction In all cases
Dec 7-3t
The daily union., 1852-12-09

ORIGINAL Boys Clothing and Ou,fttng Establish-
WALL 4 STEPHENS, Pennsylvania avenues between
Ninth Tenth door sf Iron Hail. have now on
hand large ready clothing
present season consisting Jackets vests pana
oens Shirts Shoes OF all styles and quail
which would respectfully invite and guardians
before making their selections.
clothing order In the most fashionable and
short notice. Dec I-ot
The daily union., 1852-12-09

80 81 60 e. IA IA,
wv EET nnd W hite sulphur Springs. s.-Heauc.l iarr .
" Increased accommodations chrapes
br and most expeditions the Sweet aad White euA
springs!
Frou Washington by the Richmond Fredericksburg Potomac
saiIroad.
Baltimore comfortable and low pressure steamer A
tyland Capt q. f. Mitchell.
Connecting Richmond with the Richmond and Danyie m
Ioad.
Fare from Baltimore White sulphur
e Baltimore 10 Sweet Springs
Washington To W bite Sulphur. is
(" Washington TO sweet Springs. "a
Z" Richmond 10 White sulphur. ..........,... 10
Richmond TO Sweet 81 rings.
Leave Baltimore Tuesday and Thursday
O'Clock, connecting at Aquia Creek with the train which reaches
Hlchu,ond at 4 p M the succeeding days.
Leave Richmond daily (excep sunday Lynch
burg al tOk Leave Lynchburg 6k Buofds Nv
~ Mountain House TX and Sweet Springs H
10 Leave sweet Springs after breakfast mud Whe
Sulphur by lax Returning leave White Sulphur m
sweet Springs at ~ Leave Sweet Springs ad
Lynchburg day BY night Leave Lynchburg aai
Richmond same day by 5h. Gam
Fare firm Richmond TO White Sulphur. Sl0
I" Richmond u sweet Springs. ..................., Q
Passengers citing travel
proceed without detention White Sulphur
Tickets had board the steamboats, the Potomac
from Capt G. E. MITCHELL the arylad,
Of the Richmond and Danvile raroad Richmond.
JOHN H. OSBORNE,
Aug g6-d2m SuperiItendn.
The daily union., 1852-12-09
m,not's Ledge Light-Housc.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Corps Typographical Engineers, Nov. 9, ls52
THE following h the law this subject Towards
lighthouse OF granite, iron, combination bo,,
Mino Ledge, Boston habor, upon
building therr 70, 20 be bidder who
sufficient security for the faithful performance
same work executed in conformity
approved by the typographical bureau
Of such the secretny OF the Treasury
designate, eighty thousand doliars,n
and proposals for the Of this lighthouse
conformity with law will be received office
signed nn and including the 10Th day of next January.
The Include exclude the Of Illuminating
paaua hut the proposals will Indicate the Kind Of Illuminating
apparatus which the adapted, and
J. J. ABERT,
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
Nov -20d&2awtIanl0
Republic, gencer, Union Washington Courier and
Enquirer and ESpe New York Boston Baltimore
Patriot will publish the above times daily then
III 10th January,
NO OWNERS Lands Tcxas.A gentleman in virrin.
good and desires
Of lands in that country, with bring
market
family and small capital IL desrous engaging
lie the
responsibility his
enable him emigration
Any ofTexas lands who would
Of such be placed
advertiser, andge sue responses, by addressing post
General sgen, and collector Richmond, Virginia.
Marfa-n 4 Is
The daily union., 1852-12-09

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-A large front paor
and bed chambers Handsomely fnmhed well located near
House, without hoard. Apply b. Joss
Wine Store Pennsylvania between l7 and elh Streets
Dec 7-d3ts
The daily union., 1852-12-09

o. Tho Treasurer oftho Youag Mems Chri ,,isn
will attend the association,
7n f. zach evening, from O'Clock during
week. TO sfd the most opportunity
who have not yet paid their Initiation fees and subscriptions
fiquidate the
very desirable all be paid by present
M. H. MILLER,
DecR R-3t
The daily union., 1852-12-09

NoCEIhe undersigned hereby inform the citizens Of Wash
inon and the public generally that they have this
into eopartnep for the purpose OF making plans
aud estimates for dwelling and other houses
value all descriptions builders
acquaintance with the various branches of
the thus TO offer their services the
naDds OF the community.
Ofice side, third will be
open for business frosi 8, m, Ia 6, D. m.
All orders will be attended promptly and liberal
JOHN O. HSRKNEsS
hug l0-2aSlm WV. w. BIRTH.
The daily union., 1852-12-09

ID EGLEMENTs CONsULAIRES DIES FRINsI@AUx
IL rEu de pAerque, les Foncton Atinbnops
mmuns Devo,rs, Obligations, les Doits
des Consu Recuei de Documents Ocisls,
par Baron Ferdinand de Cussy Ancen Consul General
de France. vol. Leipsic, 1851
Manuel des Agents Conulaires NJ Moreu VOL Paris,
leSo.
Guide Patqus des consuiats NJ DE cercqe De vala
vol Paris, ls5I.
Msnuei Pranque consulatY par r. A. De Mensch. vol
Lc,p-ic 1896.
conaire du Dil Tomato du Consul; par De Cussy vol
Leipsic, 1886.
on Consular Establishments; by Warden, Consul Of
United Paris yo:., lin EnRsh.) Pnris. 1913.
des Droits Foncons Agents
Fourth edir,on-2 vols Paris, 1881.
Receu Manuel Patque de Trses, Conventions ct anes
Baron De Martens ct Baron do Gus
vols Le,psir, 1872
des Trses de Pair, ct aues Transactions de-
wesiphaie e Compe de Garden,
conprensn les Tsvaux de Koch schol ac IL vols Paris
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celcbes Do Gems e Baron Charles De Mar
Leipsc, 1877
Nouvees Causes par de Martens
vols Leipsic, lst3 -
Hstors par ". Wheaton. vols. Lepsc,
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code Manuel Cvic qui Concerne des De
do Ia Guerre de Marine; burnt Lasaie vol
Paris, 1874
Juges par Charles Jone vol Pa
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just Imported by steamer Humboldt by -
Dec0 fkANck TAYLOR