davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

ereny, according 10 mems sensiby 10 honor; but the
most dull and stupid sec that The usual order OF mill
iary organization is % be reversed, and the line OF
the army converted into an appendage 10 the stan The
wisdom OF Congress might we'll consider the probable
effect OF this state OF things upon the ehcency and char
acter OF the army. and by timely legislation provide
against consummaon OF evil IN store Tor the country,
under existing pretensoDs ORDERS and the letter OF the
18th OF November. The major general commanding has
that letter but Just announced the discovery that
the th I4h, 9TH and 10th paragraphs OF the general
regulations for the army published by authority OF the
President OF the United States more or less IN conflict
with law, and so far null and void" II the general in
chief thus forward declare the army that the egua
lions OF the President the constitutional COMMANDMENTS
chief oil the army null and poid he ought not 10 be
prsed If he should find among his subordnates in the
army not a Jew who might be both able and willing 10
emulate his example and improve under his instruction
until bis own orders and letters be pronounced illegal
nall, and void
To guard agains, this extremity would respectfully
suggest that the provisions OF the 63d article OF
omtliag first paragraph might be extended beyond the
engineers to include the other staff corps and de
paTtments OF the army the undersigned cannot enter
tain doubt the intention OF Congress in The organi
cation oil those corps and departments
We would, IN conclusion, declare, one and all, that
there has been no meeting Tor discussion the sub
ject embraced in this communication and necessarily nc
opportunity Tor arranging the details or the manner oil
presenting It, so TO guard against the possibility OF pas
that might seem to be and we there
all intention OF personality in afixng signatures tc
this communication and we emphatcay declare that ou
only object is 10 present the subject in such form
awaken attention in the great debeave and Legislative
will see the necessity Of egslatng of existence thu
causes OF the present discomfort in the army which, WI
are assured, is on the increase and rapidly tending
Reorganization
Ali of which is respectfully submitted.
CoRPUs CHRISTI. December IL, 1915.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24
no WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
EXPRESS MAIL LINE FMoM BALTIMORE TO PITTS

(Through in tvenfy-ftoo hour and a AaGD
nUIa line Pitbug the Baltimore
i Pennsyvana Central railroads is opera
ton passengers leave Baltimore "a, D.
time ofariya OF the evening train from wahingon and
Harrisburg, where they the
proceed immediately delay
daylight, and arriving in Pbug
The entire distance IL performed by railway
with exception Of 7s miles which done coaches
PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST
Pittsburg the Of the Central railroad and
Harrisburg at the morning. where the
press OF Baltimore and su.quehannn railroad will be
waiting proceed immedat. Baltimore arriving
for the train Washington which leaves
NJ. ly-This reliable any offered public.
ny-fare through (eitber wayl Sill.
For tickets apply the ticket agent Of the Baltimore and susque
hanna Railroad Company, Calvert Station Baltimore,
agent Pennsylvania Central Railroad Company Ptsbu
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent Of Transportation.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24
@ ~ O00 WORTH dry goods at prime COST
04U,UUU BARNES MITCHELL, tending change In their

@ Al 0ln WORTH or dry goods at prime cost
Q4U,UUU BARNES MITCHELL, intending change In their
BUSINESS public hat from and after today
they will sell article their house at first cost Their
stock being unusually and well assorted with new GOODS they
have opportunity Of
ting bargains been offered Washington before
goods fancy will be sold at sacrifice Their
hand probably the largest IN the District and com
pses fashionable and desirable styles OF the
particular attention their heavy stock Of
new silks satns veveis casmeres which be reduced
popns moussenes black and colored apacas
black bombasn capes French worked collars inside hand
keTce muslin Sleeves cambria edgngs and inerngs
thread fringes fancy silk neck sca rband white Can
Grape Cashmere shaws Bay State and tbe wool
do musns colored luons pink, blue, and white
grapes white and coored beege for evening dresses domestic
every linen sheengs, linen table damask
linens cloths, cassimere and vesngs OF every de-
scrpon velvet Brussels three ply and ingram carpets rugs,
oilclolhs blankets, quilts, &c. j.
They would here take occasion inform their friends and
that selling shall certainly do must be for
books will be closed until the contemplated
change takes place, due notice of which will be given
9th and 9th Streets Penn. Avenue.
Ian III
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

EDWARD X COLLINS Il CO
No. 50 Wall street, NJ "
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, co,
L. O. ROBERTS d CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard London
JOHN MUNROE Co,
% Rse NotTe Dame des yic,ore,
Paris.
GEO. ii DRAPER, Iavre
The OF these ships will be accountable for gold u
bullion Specie jewe precious METALS unless bills
adng signed therefor and the value thereof therein
ept5-dy
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

JAMES l.. EDWARDS, late Commissioner OF PEN
ons, Smith, attorney atlaw formerly Of ogdens
burg New York. opened office in Washington city for
OF claims before Congress and
tho executive departments Of the general government
Use their unemed be atrused
their Reference be made members Of the
Congress
Hotel viii be duly attended To-
Sen
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

AGENCY for Claims at Washington City, by EVANS
n b FAINT, Attorneys and Agens-f. 3. EVANS, who has
and chief
Pension Office having resigned The situation has
ciated with HAMILTON @. PANT OF Missouri and they have
opened Office Washington the north side OF Penn-y
Avenue between IAN and 18th streets for the prosecution OF
against either before Congress the several de-
partments.
They will claims OF description requiring the
vices Of Washington but those TO which their aen
win be particularly devoted the following, viz Bounty
September 2 1850
granting bounty land the soldiers Tor their widows or minor chill
Indian $780, that OF el the Florida
Black Hawk General Waynes nom is to l7g5
and the commissioned officers OF the Mexican wacaims OF all
kinds arising with Merico particularly for
bounty and PENSIONS horses and other property lost back
pay clothing mileage forage, money expended
raising companies Indian claims and revolutionary claims Of all
kinds.
Land warrants bought higbes, market prices
They honor members OF Congress, and all OH
GERS OF the government generally.
lee 5-dk
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Now open at

NLOTHING-ClOTHIN(a-CL open at w.
LEWISS auction Pennsylvania between 9th
the splendid assortment OF garments ever Of
consisting part OF rich Himaahs, Smonies,
French cloth the ch
complete Of dress, frock
with French and English cassmeres pants Of
o Of made Of rich
silks. Plush satns, silks, and merino
within days. without regard
cost Jan l7--3teojif
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24
APPENDIX A.

n
Major General SCOTS Letter Brepo aud STAFF Rank
HrApoUARTERs THE ARMY
Adjutant Generals Office
Washington, Nov H. 1915
Sra In reference to your letter OF the 10th October
1896 on the subject OF rep,f rank directed by the
general chief TO say that he promptly laid II before the
Secretary OF War for the consideration OF the highest in
authority In the time, and by the desire Of the
Secretary OF War, (he not having leisure at this time
fully 10 examine the question himself0 the generalin.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

HOUSEKEEPING GOODS-sELLING OFF CHEAP
III TO MoVE-We would desire call the attention OF house
goeds offering
a greatly reduced prices move. We have
good which will pei
yard, put up in l2yard pieces
qualities, heavy undressed, from 37i rs
and all cheap
linen table cloths, yards by 81 which shall from
to-day 81 25 These goods certainly very cheap
and all who cloth OF the size should cali and
pieces heavy ranging
81 per yard, and all cheap
20 dozen damask napkins prices
rs piano and table cloth covers cheap
, pieces eashmeret, plain
100 pieces Russian diapers OF all qualities
so dozen towellngs, from 81 IS per dozen up
beached including all the choice brands,
which promise TO sell as cheapy as they can be
had
blankets, very
viii very cheap in order close them before
moving,
will be sold cheap they
bought North reasonable quantities. such
hannels colored
cacoes article in the dry goods line, which
DESTROYS Of closing out.
W. NJ. SINISTER CO.,
JanG-eod2w 7h street, the Avenue.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

The steamship Columbia win ply, in connexon with the
above steamers francisco and In Oregon
allowed $50 lbs baggage fee mol
ceeding n measurement 10 cubic feet.
Freight Chagres 70 foot,
Panama o Francisco the OF Sl00 per Ton.
freight passage, apply the office OF the company ~
West street, New York city M. o. ROBERTS.
Ian
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS SELLING OFF
I TO MoVE.We would respectfully inform and
the public generally that we are selling on great many styles o.
goods other goods have reduced the
price OF in bulk of before
we the of all buyers OF dry goods
ment nc neraiiy, the following, viz;
10 superior printed French moussenes
medium-prc goods from % 10 JA cents
do small figured French printed Gall woo moussolnes,
37l cents, suitable for children
Ga plain (all woody mousseines In purple green
net, cherry, and blue
in all the desirable shades Some
dark browns in the lot that will sell without
regard
25 do English merinoes, good coors cheaper
Also hand a fine assortment of coiored
and waiered silks which closing out very
Is black gos de kine which recommend as
good wearing goods, and very cheap
do plaid popins rich goods al 3s yard These
goods make Us rich a dress a plaid silk at 81. Call
and them.
stock black goods well assorted and shall here
this branch Of business
DESTROYS closing the stock in order get an entire
supply early In the spring
ladies mefino vests,
qualities long high neck necks
and high which
will offer very cheap.
w. NJ. SINISTER 4 CO,
Jan 6-eod2w 7th street, near the Avenue.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

IVOODi WOODi WOOD .-The subscriber has at his wood
yard bridge, eight hundred cords OF
hickory and wood which he is anxious 70 sell for cash
His agent ready deliver such
quantities purchasers. will liberty
10 some quality the wood,
&c. Daniel, John r. Frost John Clageu, g. O. Gram
mar Bayy Washington, Rev. l.. r. Morgan, Rev. Mr. Ham
illon =.
Jan 7-eo2ms GEORGE w. CONWAY.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

SILxs, srLKswe the richest stock n ladies'
good house IN the
which will now, until close Of the season. oher
cLAeErT NEWTON, MAY, co,
Jan lO-3tawqw
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24
Copy of Signers

ID. G. Buell., I'd Ii. Sd Inf,
Barnard Il. Bee, Bvl. I'd 1t. ID Inf.
Geo. p. Field, Capt. do
ID. Il. Chandler, LIST 1t. do
John Munroe, Captain and Brcvet
Major 9TH Art,
John +. Reynolds, I'd Ii. ID Art,
James Duncan, lat LII. I'd Art,
J. Il. Roland, do do
J. p. tombstone, Brew. ID 1t. Art,
Braxton Bragg, LIST 1t. 30 Art,
}. r. Irons, I'd LII. LIST Artillery,
John J. Peck, Brevet I'd 1t. I'd
Artillery,
w. Hays, ID 1t. ID ARTILLERY,
J. G. Pemberton, LIST LIT. 4th Art,
Geo. II. Thomas, LIST 1t. ID. Art,
, Arnold Elzey, LIST 1t. I'd Art,
j. =. Mcintosh, LII. Col. 5th Inf. /,
r. Stamford, Major 5th Infantry,
Martin Scott, Captain 9Th Inf,
nj. T.. Merrill, Captain 9Th Inf,
-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24
LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
Worthington q. Snethen

CONTINUES practise law the Supreme Court attend "a
prosecute claims and settle
against departments and boards Of commissioner pro
patents abroad obtain pensions and
and bounty lands collect debs dividends egaces and nhe
tnnces the United and foreign
bond and
negotiate the purchase and oan lands
patent rights any State Of the Union.
Particular attention paid California land tide coming
to the United States Supreme Court appeal.
Communication prepaid addressed to W. g. snsthen, Carroll
Place Capitol i, Washington, d. O., win meet with prompt NJ
tentiop. Oct 28-dy
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

GEL. ING OFF VERY CIIEAP-we offering great in
ducemen persons in Of dry goods stock
heavy advancing shall
stock, Immediately opposite location
much possible and all Ia
goods veyets shaw blankets fact anything
in our stock well before purchasing
found and they
spring ladies Of velvet much
viii have the opportunity 81 getting
w. NJ. SINISTER Il CO..
Ian 03-eo3t 9Th street.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

CARD-The attention Of the public respectfully requested to
n stock Of cabinet French China
ana tea service mante vases cut glass
double and single hair together
Of useful household furniture of
great from hes, expressly trade
satisfactory paper.
DYER MCGUIRE,
Sept I'D Auotioneers.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

II Of ladies 10 their splendid in materials
70 evening dresses We name the following;
Rich, plain, and figured white and light colored silks
White and fancy coored grapes
De do silk illusions
Do Tarleton, French, and Swiss muslns
Coored Tseon musns, 10 all shades
White and fancy shades, Grape sse
DO bareges, white mousseine de laine
DO cashneres and mernos, In best grades.
ALSO
complete supply in white silk hosiery
Plain embroidered aud shaded lace
Misses, white silk hose, in all sizes
Best white kid gloves, in all numbers - -
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Jan -3awowif
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

NEW Fashionable Tailoring EstsbIishment.-H. y
LOUDON CO., and tsilors, Browns Hotel
Pennsy opened
and stock Of goods for genemsns
cohs, csssimeres, vesting generally
Army, navy, marine and officers viii find
ment ofswords epnue sssbes nce and such
articles the regulation Of their prescribe.
An experience Of many years legitimate tailoring and
select stock Of goods, desire please, with the
protect customers against high prices, inducements
offer, and most respectfully solicit patronage.
Nov is-d3m
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

Once Of Co.rcspondencc, Wellington CITY,
IL. person. having the city OF Washington
"A undersigned has established here an OFFICE
CORRESPONDENCE for the purpose OF giving any inioma
desired in part Of ne world No business
whether public private honorable Character will be
correspondence Of this office Persons wishing to
business they have before Con-
public Offices. SC, will be dscreety advised and
professional aid Is the best will be pro-
cured recommended
The undersigned regard communicated him in
with saorediy confidential, and will by
himself through such be necessary FOR him TO
employ, them nv,olate
Every letter Of inquiry must contain Zee OF he aona when
will required but should ~ not
service rendered. the amount will
be stated In a satisfactory letter In repy.
Address, postage prepsid,) THOMAS @ CONNOLLY,
Once Of Correspondence, Washington ID. O.
w,sursoros City, January 10, 1852
Thomas c. Connolly a worthy CITIZEN as
gentleman intelligence, and clear, and ready
him annibed able
81 the useful duties connected with
his original design Of an Once Of Correspondence
RICHARD WALLACE,
4. Marshal for the District Of Columbinl
WALTER LENOx,
Mayor Of Washington cityl
10. GALES,
fsepor Editor of the 'tNsionai Inteiligencer1
n. w. LATHAM, rBanker1
Ian o0-TuThh aanfgm
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

YITHITEHURST's and extensive Gallery Of Pre-
Daguecotypes the store Of Duya Bro between
Az md 9th streets, Pennsylvania
This gaay possesses others, being built
expressly this IL
tains one largest kygh in this country and tho
extensive Baltimore II possesses facility
copying paintings dagueeopes not having lis superior in
world obtained beautiful and highly finished
though cloudy preferable except
o children. Post morem promptly attended to.
medal the late Fair OF the Maryland Inst
tue, and a premium at late Fair New York.
205 Baltimore Bamore 3fI broadway
Pennsylvania Washington, d. c., ~ Main
street. Richmond, Virginia Lynchbug, Virginia Norfolk, yr
gnia AM Petersburg, Virginia.
galleries free 10 the public a. all hours Of the day
J. II. WHTTEHURST.
Dsc l2-d3m Sole proprietor
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

Pennsylvania Railroad.
r. ~ rU1H6 WINTER hRRANGEMENT-Be Between
9HAkvV12 Philadelphia and Pittsburg-Tims reduced
AFTER lst OF December
viii carried by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Philadelphia Pitsbuf hours with only
weniy eight miles Of staging excellent turnpike.
Pare, ell.
great West
Atlantic cities and the accommodations in all OF the
highest character. $500. : -
THOMAS MOORE,
New ii-d3m Agent Penna Railroad Co.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

cUPERIOR CHAMPAGNE withdrawing this day
~ schooner Cisaro-
as baskets Boxers very superior Champagne wine
75baskcts Renauld trIncoiss Heideck Champagne wne
GEO 4 THos. PARKER 81 CO.,
Jan 6-TuWS-awif Opposite Browns Hotel.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

~ = s@S1
baltimore and Washington MISUNDERSTANDING of
Hours.
Monday the passenger
VI Washington n baltimore will be foiIowsi
Leave Washington nj and 81, a. ~, m, and s,
Leave Baltimore and ~, n. and and ~, ..
Thcyecond from Washington and the fourth from Bsl-
press from Philadelphia.
4, II. PARSONS,
Nov 2o-dn Agent.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

COKE, Tar. Lime hand and for sale at the
" Washington a fuel
heat and rues almost readily charcoal The coal Tar used
Of timber &c The lime
being ammonia great
Tar superior ordinary lime when used Cor that purpose
n NJ
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24
rELEaaArmo REPORTS, sc.
Arrival or ths steamer Amalca.

HALIFAX January 2S.-The steamer America arrived at
Halifax this morning, with three days later news Tho
only have by is that cotton Is fm with an up
ward tendency. - .
The Cambria from Boston, touched at Halifax at mid
night and sailed Tor Liverpool this morning.
SECOND DESPATCH
Beadsnis rmer. Provisions are quiet-prces as last
quoted. Money easy
France quiet Nothing important from England or other
parts OF Europe.
The wires east OF Boston are working badly.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

GAE = 80
Bsltimsrs Railroad Long r Esta bIishsd
aud Routs the West.
Passengers for Pibur Wheeling take the which
Baltimore O'Clock, and TX O'Clock
then coaches the by
Youghogany PiiisbuV
hours, Wheeling in about ~ hours from Baltimore.
baltimore Pittsbur $40 ooo Wheeling ell 90
I" Phiadeiphia III 90
Dec 3i-3m J. r. ENGLAND, Agent
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24
THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH comPAsb
(MoRsE LINEJ
WARRINGTON oyuor, rrsssrLvAu. AFsfusi
hnnae oil MI unfcl No 9. .

Ftfih house east OF NATIONAL HoteI, NuV'
THE first line ever established bv any company 10 NE W.
States, and consequently Oldest the pioneer lne
between Washington, baltimore Philadelphia, and New ie,
delivering intermediate stanon
de Grace, Wilmington Trenon Princeton New
sk and Jersey Cythe only limo in the country al the P
having up wreshas lately undergone extensive re -
prepared and deliver any number Of
be required OF II Cor accommodation OF the puph
accuracy, prompness, and fidelity hitherto unequaed
companies of Morse line, east west
SOUTH extending already 6heen thousand miles
which messages and payment will be delivered ne deses y
Of this line have lately thoroughly systsan'eo
mess. in both m Of delivery Of me-s.f
charges equal tn all with special f-vorsfo none N 10
for possessed by this csspany every =
try line and if,hey do md most sbf :,
graphing The Offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph compaI
Wahisgton city, Pennsylvania avenue, NTH house casio
Hotel, baltimore No Exchange, South Gay street fhs "a
No lOl Chestnut street. Quincy Granite buildings New wv
WIN NJ SWAIN, frssSn
Mach -an.as
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

ID. e. Twiggs, Col. ID Dragons,
3. b. Thornton, Captain ID ORA
goons,
c. A. May, Capt. ID Dragons,
w. J. Hardce, Capt. ID Dragons
ii. III. Sibley, Adjt. I'd Dragons,
A. Lowry, LIST LII. I'd Dragons,
Lewis Ncill, I'd 1t. I'd Dragons,
@. L. Mason, I'd 1t. ID Dragons,
Croghnn Ker, Capt. I'd Dragons,
Delos b. 6acket, Brevet Cd 1t. q
Dragons,
o. +. Winship, LIST Lieut.. I'd ORA
F. Hamilton, Is, Ii. Cd Dragons
James 8. Woods, Brevet ID 1t. y
DragO0ns,
Randolph Ridgely, LIST 1t. ID Art.
J. r. McCown, LIST 1t. 4th Art,
O. r. Smith, Capt. I'd Art,
X. @. Smead, Capt. 4th Art,
Il. A. Luther, LIST Ii. I'd Art,
J. =. Hathaway, LIST 1t LIST Art,
G. B. Daniels, LIST Lit. I'd Art,
Seth Williams, I'd 1t. LIST Art,
,. Bankhead Magrader, lat Ii. Is
Art,
4. B. Screven, Capt. 9th Inf,
r.. 8. Gannett, ID Lit. 4th Inf,
Nj. knowiton, LIST 1t. LIST Art,
w. Sydney Smith, ID 1t. LIST Art.
Thomas J. CuTd, Brevet2d Ii. Is
Art,
II. +. Clarke, Bvt. Cd Lit. I'd Art,
A. A. Gibson, I'd 1t. ID Art,
Chas. G. Merchant, Brevet I'd Ii
9th Inf,
Edward Deas, LIST Lit. 4th Art,
A. B. Lansing, ID Ii. I'd Art, =
w. H. Fowler, LIST 1t. LIST Art, :
William Gillian, LIST Lit. ID Art,
J. j. Reynolds, Bvt. I'd 1t. Art,
y. Mackenzie, Capt. ID Art,
John d. Scott, Capt. 4th Art,
H. M. Whiting, I'd 1t. 4th Art,
ID. II. Hill, do do
Thomas w. Weld, Brevet I'd l.
LIST Art,
William Whistler, Col. 4th Inf,
John Garland, 1t. Col. 4th Inf,
Geo. w. Allen, Capt. and Breve
Major 4th Inf,
John Page, Capt. 4th Inf,
Pitcairn Morrison, Capt. 4th Inf.
T. H. Porter, ID Ii. 4th Inf,
c. Hoskins, LIST 1t. and Adjt. Al
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

VALUABLE business Stand for Rent In Washing ton
city and Immediate fiven OF the
old
OF f and Market Space. They built in the
modern style for The dry goods business and with lights
The is feet wide by 20 with
side gh, In the the ~ feet wide by " feet high has
wide by SIS deep, and inches high In
the clear dry and hnished for sales well lighted by
Market Is y feet wide 81 feet deep then becomes
20 feet wide by % deep having skyht feet wide by ~ feet
n wide
feet deep, feet inches high. There communication from
with basement by stairway The third
wide by 81 deep, with skght feet by feet in the
could be made by throwing the
Each has vault In the Tor
fuel
side Pennsylvania avenue, between M and * streets
Dec 13-ruIbsau ANNE r. DERhoTT.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

Tor Hent, the large and ccrurnodioms hows. In the
Il hrst ward now occupied by the Brazilian Minister.
For terms apply TO Gen. cratot, Sir Buildings.
sept2i-sodtf finsu1
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-24

Canton mattings, Floor Otlcloths, Csrpsting, Sc
THE subscribers are receiving per schooner
York
so piece. - extra heavy white maiings
90 do So do do
Ga do do do
do do red checked do do
25 do 54k64do do DO
10 do "a do fancy do do
do SUPER English oicloh, 10 feet wide
American ocoth, from twelve TO eighteen feet
wide
Is do ow-prced olcioth, from three sir feet
wide
10 do Cocoa mattines, for basement, Sc.
Also hand full OF variety Of i'm
ported and American Competing, such
Tapestry vely tapestry Brussels English and American BRUSSELS
imperial ply, ingram, fine and ingram, low
priced rag hemp and both striped aud plaid together
furnishing which
prepared fully offer good terms
other dealers In this country, -. ~
Apl5-u u. H. HOOK co.