davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union., 1852-02-10
General Agency and Once At Washington,
DE sELDINC WYLIE,

DE BELDINC u WYLIE,
Buildings, Penasyrania nsr dsor SsS
Brown's Hotel, Washinston, ID. C.
HHAs. DE SEIDING d ANDREW WYLIE, jr., having formed
partnership for the purpose Of prosecuting claims bei
before board Of
appointed for the adjustment Of spoiations o Other
claims foreign government prepared TO give iheh
full faithful all business that be inrused
chsge They will also attend 10 obtaining PENSIONS bounty
land duties claims arising under treaties
buying and selling real collecting private csm'
rents sc.
Andrew Wyle, IT, will any business with which
himself the firm be ntrused in Of the courts Of
District Supreme Court Of the United States
Sedng being United States commissioner, notary
public OF deeds for all the States Of the Union
prompt the taking Of testimony, ackno~eds
deeds other duties which apperain 10 his ONCE
Charges will be moderate and regulated sy the amount claimed
and the extent Of services required.
(post pad win receive immediate attention
Sept 6-dly
The daily union., 1852-02-10
Hy A. GREEN, Auct,oneer.
ny A. GREEN. Auet,onesr.

\ LIQUORS. WINE, sEGARs, BAR-FIXTUREs, FURNITURE,
IL Ac AT AUCTION.0n Wednesday, lin instant shall
.e Al 10 o'clock the residence reectory John
known Union House, 7th
streets an Of the best quality Of liquors, viz
Rnpdy Holland whiskey, spirlts Madeira,
sherry boch and wine, draught and In bottles
Decaniers, tunblors lamps, bar-hriures, &c.
seaars furniture, lumber, &c.
The authorized 20 say " Of
qus Of the brandy fourth proof and cost ~ 80
gallon ,pp,., .,,
Terms cash. a. shEaN, hucuoneer'
Feb
The daily union., 1852-02-10
sniasr.,' Wine store 10 walnut street.

snidsr's Wine store, 40 Walnut street, rAil.as..,
1 SSsssd gsss g, o1.1as ~ wsss sos
os. sass made y @ 70 n obliged largely
BY him He woad refer 10 some invoices as follows
prices r old aud some yefy choice on s
sy s gallon Also rare od delicate AAs%aao, n sass.
bottles pal up In Europe which he challenges equal aay
The MahEania and Amonulaao shsss peculiarly aaav
10 they strengthen without stimulating a,
ponwines, principally specially selected for his sales cOn
mes from The stock Of "Bamester" at opoo, and imported
These wines fry delicate, been highly a,
al Ports and red wines paln,ed on such ="
They are Of various so and prices bottles and on daush
delicate white ron and Mamsey Port
Madeira wines Of various sorts dry and nh soa side old
As 10 the sparkling wines OF the subscriber is well known M
champagne, the splendid sparkling Mosee i'm
ported by him. superior 20 any othe Wines and are sold e
He has also champagne wines OF various brands and qualities
generally subscriber holds himself Judge he
Sassa Ss he % aas s oss sse e Ss rs |
OF Burgundy wines he large stock and
that ne can present them nom his vaults as sooda bottle Of Bur
saais,as and Bsrsss b alway, on hand in 1oaIs.
Messrs bernhard Jordan, Cobenz extensive and nuu
vinages "steinberg which the best grown Il
In the articles Cognac bandss, ane
stock, embracing old extra q 0ard Dupu
hhds "Dubouche 1914 hhds consignment which
be sodlow
preserving brandy other liquors. including all
above sold BY retail 70 IN quantity desired
All goods within days reach Of Philadelphia e
paid Orders will be promptly executed sent by mail or 's
graph, ,.cop sn,npu !.
a''' Cheap Wine Store, 70 Walnut sIseI Philadelphia
The daily union., 1852-02-10

EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.,
No. SO Wall street, NJ Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, 3 Co,
Liverpool.
L. q. ROBERTS CO.,
Is Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN MUNROE CO.,
DC Rue Notre Dame des Victories,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The ships viii accountable god
bullion SPECIE ewey precious stones metals unless bills Of
therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
Sept 5-dly
The daily union., 1852-02-10

COLLEGE JAMES, Washington count y.
Mayandhe second OF the current session begins on
Monday March l. Applications for the admission puP or tor
o be JOHN n. kERFOOT,
ID. D Rector &C. College Of 81 James Post Office, Maryland
Whole tuition, &C. for the acsdemica
year, in The College or Grammar school, ss25.
Feb 6-oawsw
The daily union., 1852-02-10
By DYER & MceUIItE, Auctions

By DYER q MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.
SJERvANT WOMAN AND THREE MALE CHILDREN AT
- PRIVATE SALEwe have for private sale valuable
good cook washer and roner together with her
Children respectively and The
thirty old and sold for fault The whole
will be sold together reasonable terms BY applying
DYER MCGUIRE,
Feb 4-eod3t Anc6oneers.
The daily union., 1852-02-10

FOR NORrOIK.-rbe steamer oSCEol.A
6-ns. viii ilh February her trips % the
above place. leaving Washington every Wednea-
day Al o'clock Returning leave Norfolk Friday at
O'Clock. o. M. Passage and fare, 20 .-,
will and returning Zone nVef IN" wv "s"''
''na,nfs wns fo ~ Az w 'V''''' JAMES MITCHELL
The daily union., 1852-02-10
WILLIAM HOHNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster. Grant courfp, Yfscousf1,

(LATK rAUQuIrR COUNTY, vAD
WILL Grant, Dane and Iowa counties and
the federal and Madison lie will give
particular attention The collection of claims the q
chase redemption lands and payment or
resident landbo.ders in any part OF the Stale.
Refers Hon w. g. foote, u g. senaei Hon. James Mason
u g. Senate InmaD Homer, Wauenton Mers knof
Mason, alioneys law, New York Professor W. hou.r
David Lapsey, esq, and Messrs g. W. Welsh, PHILADELPHIA
Mess D. Crockett John Kasson attorneys at law 81 LOUIS
Missouri. Ap 1e-lswly
The daily union., 1852-02-10
MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
.San Francisco, California.

ATTokNKY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
San Franeisco, California.
RErssssors g. w Inge, M. c. AnbamaS John Taylsr
esq Mobile, Alabama Mes=rs Rhodes, Wright Co., New Or
Henry =. Clark, Tarboo' North Carolina
Hon. M c. California, Benz X. True, New foh
cityt r. esey esq., Boston, Massachusetts A. Hatch,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awp
NEW York and California Millionaire Assoctation-
IN shares Of thousand dollars Capital ~ &c.,
number OF be obtained by influential
capital invest special sdmitedm
Of New York. free from
OF issued therefor return cent annually
with fair prospect OF doubling the whole in safe operations
mining the United States under the direction and con
troll Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the General Partner and Chief Agent Of the Company
No. IL Waal street, New Yot
Canans responsible parties throughout the Union
aid obtaining with the United States on sP
association be employed d
points, line and be msa
available trade, nails and freight 70 ana
from Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas.
and business doing with Cao
nia Pacific the supply OF gold continues
the demand for capital goods, and manufacture win aonish w
liberal and calculations therefor And IL 70 meet @
demand and profit thereby that this association being formed
der the firm and style OF o. HOLDEN n Col -
Mercantile Commercial, Commission Merchants Bsnfnh
Insurance. and Mining Agents. New York and San frsns@
Capital sI ,ooo
Feb2-u
The daily union., 1852-02-10
The College OF 81. James,
,u,.x ro,xv M

(TAs Diocesan College Of he Protestant Episcopal C~reA)
THE Will Monday October o, 1851
Il commencement dsy''-the
Juy New students recommended
the opening
ply, charge estimated from The date OF their entrance
usual number OF classes, affords all the
complete educaon and the successful termina
OF the collegiate confe on its graduates The usual acs
demical degrees.
grammar Immediately adjoining he college, and un
but under distinct discipline,
beginning acsdemca and prepares
collegiate The oversight and direction OF the
college special advantages TO the pupils In
the school,
It's supplied by additional studies in modern Ian
guagcs, book keeping &c. .
entirely heahul and, by its dis
villages favorable 10 good morals and
order.
Kemp Hail. building 90 feet by 40, will be ready for
In addition 20 the former
corps professors recently appointed Hugh Davey
Evans civil ecclesiastical law and John H.
exander, LII D., lecturer physics and chemistry
he in the college and grammar
hundred and twenty ve
dollars, payable sem- annually in advance
Applications admission to be made TO
REV. JOHN y, KERFooT ID. D., Rector,
College of 81. James p. o. Maryland
Anal 1ta.xOn
The daily union., 1852-02-10

A COMPENDIUM or the Entire body OF the Law,
~ BY ASA alphabetically arranged with reference
Svois., Sheep, svo, pp 4,l77. Retail PRICE $50;
40 and 81 Ann street, New York
Opinions Of the Profession.
There profession thu, contain body
sound law within the limits, or that are more deserving
public patronage. -
with Mr. Justice Nelson his opinion of,s aboysmn
toned work.
NEW YoRK, Sept &c, 1850
The vast Of reliable Citations from the whse range
powerful auxiliary 70 the law staaen giving him tss e %
reference and will extensively aid the sudent the practitioner
ROBERT J. WALKER
ocToBHn la, 1850.
graifed with accuracy; pleased
with precision and cearness with which p
ss,ance nom myself thai feel ha, s profession should
learn its merits, and like enjoy its advantage
Nxw YoRx CRY, Oct. l6, 1850.
mpas advantages arranged
DAVID PAUL. BROWN, Philadephis.
very ably subjects apply
JUDGE PETERS, Phiadelph.
Ihave examined Kinne,s Law Compendium much a,en
ton as my other avocalons allow,
miraby adapted to the purpose for which was oeyoas de
causes trial argument of the several
titles with confidence thar they treated with great
'''s"'e"' JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New York.
70 Be sS % % student aa ,ns
''''' = 'A'''' ''-'' W. L. HURST, rhiladelphi.l
The psn and utility and accuracy have
the unqualified appreciation Of the mos, Sy, IN @
Sss s' sS''f s.s, o Virginia
Oh -'AoS E1Slsssa sS by ''. JOHN r. TRow,
Nov a4-u 20 and 81 Ann street
The daily union., 1852-02-10

NEW EVENING DRESS MATERIALs.-we are Just in
receipt of the annexed variety, which invite the
ton of the ladies'
Plain whe pink, blue, green, and lilac glace silks
Is pieces fancy coored grapes
80 do white and fancy -colored TaIeton muslins
White and fancy -coiored Grape lsisse
White and fancy silk illusions
Rich white and light colored brocade silks
25 dozen white silk hose, embroidery
Plain and sandal lace
25 dozen ladies' best white Kid gloves
Is do -colored do
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO
Feb l0--2uf
The daily union., 1852-02-10

NEW SPRING SHAwLS.-The subscribers in
IN
goods obtained elsewhere. We
Rich plaid m chene silk shaw1s
Plain mode drab corn, pink, and blue Grape shawls
embroidered shaws in all grades and
prices, a paTto of which
Solid coors Thibst and cashmere shawls
shawls all colors which will sell
a
Alss, a complete assortment n scarfs,
CLhGETT, NEWTON, MAY, II co.
Feb lO-otf
The daily union., 1852-02-10
General Agency at Washington, ID. c.

General Agency at Washington, ID. G.
DY A. M FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
I'D services with Mexi
revolutionary with Great Britain, and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip
Bounty LandW attend TO the purchase and sale OF bounty
land order.
Patent OeThe applications for patents, procuring models,
drawings will be attended in all their various branches
Post OHceA claims against the department will be
settlement of contacors quarterly accounts Of
ditto facilitated hc
Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
vile st. Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press will publish
S. and send their bills this Office, accompanied
a paper. June a4n
ID HOOE ~ CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
floor oil cloths mattng curtain materials,
sheetng and house furnishing goods generally
avenue 7b and 9Th Washington,
ID. @.
Aug Oft
The daily union., 1852-02-10
A. II q. A. ARNOUx,
DR-APERs .aND TAUORs,
o. 800 Broadway, corner OF Duane street,

NO sVJ BfoHuWHy UUfh'T FHF'0t
abore fAs irving House, Nee PoTk,
ID DEsPECTFULLY invite The attention offends and the pshhc
IL their OF spring goods Of the newest pen
which make In the best manner ana
their moderate prices Fresh co
casmeres and vesngs OF latest importaops elegant
dark do. Of Paris embroideres
There klol artists employed in this
pants, and cut wastcoats bsc
complete In itself Army and uniforms m'o.
with and despatch and In the most
Strangers metropolis will find AT TINS oss
everything their and perfect ht s always
N n. PRrsIrM wAisrsoATsThese elegant wsisiceau hs
admired Castle Carden have been awsa'uN
premium by the American Institute at their late fair
The daily union., 1852-02-10

The steamship Columbia will ply, In connexon with The
San Francisco and ports In Oregon
Each allowed $50 lbs personal baggage ee not
ceeding In measurement 10 cubic feet
be Chagres 10 cents per loot and nom
Panama 10 San Francisco a OF Si00 per ton
freight passage apply the oee Of the company III
West street. New York city. M o. ROBERTS.
Ianl i3m
The daily union., 1852-02-10
THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MoRsE LINE)
w.sursaros orrtor, rErssyLvAnA .vErur,
Irini, ho.,nn Naii Hnia 10 G.


Finh house east National Hotel, Noe.
THE first line ever established any company the United
States and no os hs ass ss 3
delivering and receiving messages al the stations havre
ark Jersey Ciybe only the present time
having up S ,ns % asp number Of messages
be required Oft for the accommodation Of The public with an
connects With osSs Companies Of Morse lines. west
e ,os psy%en, will Be
ayers Of This line have lately more thoroughly its bust
charges equal with hvor, none With The sci
s' s 70 ot y s ss and see Se do no, ad
pnns The offices O The Magnetic Telegraph Company are
o baltimore, No Exchange, south Gay street rhlsdepss
hanover '"''h '''"'' " '' WIN NJ SWAIN, President.
March l4-smd.
KNAPP,s Chemistry APPLIED to the Ar's' vol. 81
PANS Anatomy Of the External OF Volt and atlas
Schoss Architecture vol illustrated Lon
ouehe,,s Practical Treatise the Microscope vO Illus
The Pani~A biography by NJ. j. scheden, NJ n; vol IL
Pchards History Man; vol so engraving
Illustrated Operative surgery and Surgical Anatomy
from the French Doctors van Buren, and Iaacs
Martin. MANUAL History of Man and MOpssy, vol London s
Many engavings fANCk TAYLOR
Dec
ERENoH JUVENILE BooKs.-Amelis, lie uiomphe de
lie Bon Fridon Mechant Thierry par @. schmd.
Joseph Idoe danger des Mauvases Compagnies par
| p. Marcel
Crcoes ientrainement de rErempleI Mime
| Saunders.
Illustrations de pnore ssinte par IAbbe Roussier.
pastien. on le Devouement Fia par Mime Farrene.
Amaiia Corsini, porphne de Sicnne Victor Doube
Antonio, on l,orphein de Florence Lous Fnedel
smpie's Couesi par NJ. rAbbe Rousser.
Etude. IIistoriques, I'usaee de In ieunesse.
s, T d.s % d1 sd pas & son and pe for youth
| every age, imported direct from Paris by -. =.
TIE Political works of John g. C.ihoun-beins
i dsauision government discourse the consuu
United States vol 400 pages oo
To be followed by others For sale, ngy or torhsr by
Dec ID fHhNtN lhfhoR'
JUDGE story's Lire and Letters, by his SON. just
j published. 2 vols evo, -
For sale by TAYLOR n MAuhf,
Jan g Bookselsr, near 9th street.
The daily union., 1852-02-10

p REMOvALThe celebrated Dr. Q. W. RoBACK, professor Of
II asoogy astronomy, phrenology combined
with conjuato from Sweden, having removed his office 10 No.
White New York, offers his services TO the citizens
consulted by crowned heads of
Europe enjoys higher reputation astrologer than
living Natvies calculated according geomancy
ladies' 49, gentlemen $ Persons at distance can have their
sending of their BIRTH All
containing fee win immediate
tion naivties part of the world written
paper prepared make his by
conuaio or the following topcsi Courhip, advice
accomplishment wealthy marriage
he redeem such are given 10 the free use
hazard, and for the
stolen or LOST properly purchasing lottery Thou
this
vicinity, States, full satisfaction of all
naves horoscopes have been during the last four
will do
person. mail safe that
through the post office Dr. Roback
monthly and has missed
All letters will be reigiously attended to- prepaid Be
Office and For particulars
of the Unon and get astrological almanac
gratis 49, ,an.u,
white street, New York.
Oa
The daily union., 1852-02-10
IK sP@, -

IL -
Baltimore and washington Railroad-Change OF
Hours.
AN Monday December trains between
u Washington and Baltimore will be as follows;
Leave Washington Q and 81 m, ~ m, and s. p m
Leave Baltimore and 81, a. m. and and u, p IN,
Thetecond Washington and the fourth from Bau
4. IA. PARSONS,
Nov o9-du Agent.
The daily union., 1852-02-10

I KNOX WALKER will practise law I'm the s"pssa y
j Of the United States, and attend 10 the prosse'
claims sgains, government Add,ss Washington, Do
MARI l0-u
The daily union., 1852-02-10

DISSOLUTION OF Copartership.-The firm heretofore
under the of Dyer Brother Is this day, by mutual
dissolved Mr. George F. Dyer will attend the settle
the firm, also Of the unsettled business
Robert W. Dyer deceased which immediate
is respectfully requested. EDWARD O. DYER,
GEO. r. DYER.
WAsHseToK, September "a, 1850.
7 Coparfnershp NOtfee.-The undersigned have
Arm OF Dyer Mcclure, and
commission
Broher Of 10th
respectfully solicit Of the patronage
slowed the late and pledge themselves discharge faith
fully every confded to them.
Dyer Mcclure prepared make advances upon all
sgtmenls, and to all sales made by
EDWARD G. DYER,
]. c. MCGUIRE.
WAsMNeToN, SeptembsT "a, 1850.
I'D
The daily union., 1852-02-10

NE QUINCEY's Literary "Reminiscences, y vols
~ being vols and Of the uniform edition OF his woh'
Motherweil,s Posthumous Poems, vol. ,.u
The Vision Of Sir Launfaln poem by James hu Rev
Memoirs Buckminser and OF nv soni '''
steven. Buckminster Lee vol a.. ,ro
Brief Practical Morsrs, with an account Lieut.
employed the public works IL Boston he'oo''
WIN. w. Wright u. g. Engineers
This day received for sale BY n.v,op = MARRY,
Septic Booheh~S' "e~
The daily union., 1852-02-10
LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
worthington q. Snethen

worthngton q. snethen
CONTINUES Practise in the Supreme Court attend to
s' ss ssoss s,os@sni and Sosa Of pro-
s' so%s and e ss'sa oT and
tnnces q the United States and in foreign eosne 70
gage and negotiate The purchase and sale ofoan lands and
Particular paid California land tide coming up
70 @ U"Gs ss' asSssa SSS
Place. Capitol mn, Washington, D. Co. viii meet win prompt at
tenton. oo@-dy
avenue opened their store with
cloths, furnishing good. E snssy sn
Army nsy ans % ses. and such other
regulation Of eir respective corp. prescribe.
goods desire please with the cash system 70
offer, and most respectfully solicit patronage
FoR Rent, IN. aud ecmmod,s.. house In the
For term. apply to Gen. eraiio,, Sir, 81, BuI'd'ns''
sep,ai-eodd llniel.l "
nRY GoODs.-yERey MILLER are now opening avey
Cashmeres nous de ane, all prices
Plain plaid and brocade silks
Msriacs., Il shades, and very cheap
AIpseas and bombaznes all grades
Win various oher descriptions o. mourning goods
assortment Of e,mne and muslin band.
rSv swS yss sss, 1ssip s Gloves
Kind. ofd goods adapted 70 ladies' wear and at prices
that cannot fail TO pease x. ...xxun
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h and 9Th streets
Dec I4-eodmf
TrNIEORM md Dres tho United States Army.
from The original drawings the War Department
vol. 1to.--rolored plates.
The life William with selections from his correspond
by Samuel Janney. vol bvo.
whimscaes Of Thomas Hood, with wood cuts Pnce twenty
FIVE
Goes Drawing Book Of Heads, Figures, and hnimals
Feb6 FRANCh TAYLOR
MEDJCAL students Wade Mecumt by Geo. msnden-
wi hall, NJ. n.
Rsnkn, Hale Yearly Abstract ofhe Medical Sciences TO Decem.
Der, 1851.
valpcsus Midwifery; translated French by Chss. ID.
Meigs, M. n.
Bddle's Review Of Matcra Medca. vol, l9mo.
TAYLOR a MAURY,
Feb5 Bookseller near 9th street
The daily union., 1852-02-10

~ - q u -
baltimore Railroad. Long e stablishsd
aud Route TO tho Wsst.
Psburg Wheeling take the which leave
O'Clock, and 7x O'Clock, for Cumberland
coaches the plank road by Somerset and West
Youghogany arrive Pisbug about "a
hours, al Wheeling about ID hours from Baltimore.
from Baltimore Pi,bug $40 ooto Whscng sll 90
:" Washington III SO - 50
PHILADELPHIA 90
Dec 3l-3m j. T. ENGLAND, Agent
The daily union., 1852-02-10

DRAPER and Tri1or--WIIsLIAM TUCKER, late of the
IL firm Tucker, Pennsylvania between AZ and
Streets prepared receive calls from his numerous
public generally having just opened very large and
French and English cloths cassmeres and
vesngs selected by himself with from the most extensive
New York and Phinnepbia, all Of which WIN
cash price and the reputation Of hs establish
ment n guarantee who honor him with Their
patronage Of the style which his garments viii be executed
shall be ready show OF the andson
styles that been offered In this city,
Sept ol-3aw3w
ID DEMOVAL.-DUyALL BROTHER, merchant taiors, have
IL informing their friends and customers
they removed their new and elegant store Just
bstween ~ and 9th Streets one
They have just returned from New
York opening richest and elegant
OF goods business which they prepared
in their usual style Of elegance .,,.u,
~ : DUyALL BROTHER.
N. r. Wanted, two three first rate coat hands
genf w heoQw
The daily union., 1852-02-10

MINERALOGY AND GEOLoGY.-Dana's Mineraiogy
M Jamesons Mineraogy; Phipss hneralogy, by Ager Phil
Aan Richardson's Geology Associate
Richardson's Geology by Wright; Lyes Principles OF
Geology Lyes Elementary Geology Nicos Manual Of Mnerao
ogy Lehart Mineral Veins. Parknons Fossil Organic Re
Becbes Geological Manual De In Beche Geological
Ure's System OF Geoogy Van Rennseiaers Geology
Bakewes Geology Jackson What Observe Buckands Ge
Humbie's Dictionary Geology Miner
aosyi Gbsons Cenes OF Geology Feuchtwanger Gems
Chapman's Practical Mnerao Rockies Geology Science
Anseds Geologs' Text Book Aneds Ancient Worlds Rober
Dictionary OF Geology Htchoocks Geology OF Massachusetts
DE Beche's Geology Danas Manuel OF Mneraog
Practical Mneaogy and Assayng Mlers Old Red
Randas Geology Comstocks Geology Mahers
oogy Agasezs Lake Superior and many other works, English
the subject Also, mining asayng
microscope COAL concbology,
limits OF advertisement Imported for
the part direct from Europe, by - -
Feb 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1852-02-10

Report
of Professor d. BAouE Superintendent Of the United States
Coast Survey the Secretary Of the Tearry IN relation to the
San Diego, Coastof Cal
yornia, and Cape Hancock, disappointment, mouth Of the
CoiunJfa ripe Oregon:
OTYcK CoAsT SURVEY,
Washington February 3, 1852.
have the honor that the variations
Pnos and Diego, Of California and Cape Hancock
disappointment, OF Columbia rver Oregon
pued observations Of George Davidson, esq Assistant
Survey, follows;
The daily union., 1852-02-10
Pennsylvsnis Railroad.

PennsyIvnnia Railroad,
F- CpNvHD WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Between
~ G4%k@ Philadelphia and Pittsburg-Jime reduced
LIST OF December
engers Pennsylvania Railroad Company be
tween hours, with only
wenty~sight miles Of staging excellent turnpike.
Fare, Sill
This the shortest great West and the
Atlantic cities and the accommodations all respects Of the
THOMAS MOORE,
Nsvll-d3m Agent Penna Railroad Co.
TAMEs L. EDWARDS, late Comuaissioner OF PEN
Smith, ailaw, formerly Of Ogdens
burg opened office in Washington city Tor
The agents claims before Congress and
OF the general government They prom
s their ay business that may be nuused
10 their care may made members OF The last
Congress. - ,,,, a.,
paid addressed to Edwards smith, near Whds
Hotel, will be duly attended 10.
Sen lO-dly
The daily union., 1852-02-10

SPLENDID NEW sILKs.-CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY
y CO respectfully announce ladies' resident and
wahngton TINT they have Just received 100 pieces de-
silk line exhibited in this
city very importation prices which be
low import.
23-d2w CLAGETT, NEWTON, May n CO,