davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

LAND WARRANTs.-Our last Washington
papers contain the following in relation to
Land Warrants:
"a decline has taken place of cents per
acre; the market closed yesterday at the fol-
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

The wife swooned, and the husband, when
last seen, was walking on the Jersey flats
To this day the lady processes to disbelieve |!
IN. Y. Daily Dispatch.
The true Democrat., 1856-11-04
From the Memphis Appea l. Iron Mountain Railroad.
Kinq's HH P. O.. Cherokee :,

h1ngS HH 4. C., Cherokee {
 County, At1, Sunday, June l, '56.
 E. Il. PORTER, esq.-Dear Str: 1 have friends who are interested, to some extent. in the lands of the Arkansas bottom. west of the Mississippi river, and north of Memphis. be- tween the St. Francis and Mississippi rivers. as far north as the dividing line between the States of Missouri and Arkansas; also west of the St. Francis river in the counties of St. Francis, Polnsett and Green, in Arkansas: and. knowing that you have travesed and explored the bottoms Tn person, and have, therefore. from such examination of the lands, personal knowledge of all embraced in the limits I have dehned beg to ask you to describe the charac- ter ot the lands, and state what you consider now, fair average price for the lands within this district which have been taken up, and are subject to be taken up under the swamp land act Of Arkansas Secondly, what is the prospect of completing the levees north of Memphis, for the full and perfect reclamation of this section of the bottom? Thirdly. what IS the practicabllity of constructing railway through the bottom, from Memphis to the Missouri line, to connect Memphis with St Louis vta the Iron Mountain railroad of Mis- souri, and the probable cost of such road through the bottom?
 The object of this letter is, to lay before par ties for pecunlary action, facts which they may desire to know and which may be given to the public; and beg you will be particular in pre- pairing reply, as l wish not to mslead cap- talists and friends nor to subject you to the scrutiny of rival interests, and that you may avoid hasty careless or nconsiderate re- sponse, l deem 1t proper to state the object have In asking you to answer the propound- ed interrogations.
 Very respectfully your ob't servt,
 DOZIER THORNTON.
The true Democrat., 1856-11-04
respectfully, your ob't serv't,
 DOZIER THORNTON.
Memphis. Fi1day. Oct. 10 '56.

OtL'
 Col. DozIEE THoRNToN-Dear Sir: The land in Arkansas, opposite Memphis, about which you inquire in your note of the 1st inst. extending west forty miles, and north eighty miles, Is alluvial-in character, having been ori- ginaly formed by deposits from the Mississip- pi river, intermixed with large portion of ve- getable mould, unsurpassed for fertility, and heavily timbered with gum, cottonwood, oak, hickory, mulberry, blackberry, walnut, box-al- der, pecan, sassafras and cypress, with great profusslon of cane vines, etc.
 The balance of levee necessary to protect entirely the land spoken of, have no doubt will soon be completed, as it is State work. and there is an ample fund to pay for the build ing of the same.
 l am we'll acquainted with the route or line. for the Memphis and St. Louis railroad. in the State of Arkansas, having carefully examined the same. Nature has done much in preparing the lace of the country, and providing suitable timber for the construction of this road. It can be built straight and level, and at cost, I believe not exceeding S18,OOo per mile, at the present high price of iron
 The St. Francis river, a navigable stream, runs through the western portion of these lands and the Mississippi river bounds them on the east. The Memphis and St. Louis railroad will pass through the centre of them. These advantages with their superior quality and soil, and proximity to the city, make an aver age selection of them worth, in my opiuiou. live dollars per acre.
 Respectfully, F. H. PORTER.
The true Democrat., 1856-11-04
Fillmore Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday Oct 2S. There was tumultuous Fillmore meeting here last night Sentiments favoring the sup port of the fusion ticket were hooted down. J. B. Cobb made speech avoiding all allusion Read, on attempting to speak, was saluted with great misses, groans and cries of traitor; he escaped by the back door.
 Democrats offer to bet on twenty-five thou sand majority.
 Fusion in Pennsylvania.
 LANcAsTEB, PA, Tuesday Oct. 2S. The American County Convention Commit tee passed resolutions to support the fusion ticket, by majority of two.
 Heavy Failure.-.LOss of Life.
 Neao York, Oct. 27. John Keck, dry goods merchant, has sus- pended. Liabilities SS0O0OO. Forty persons perished by the sinking of the steamer Toledo, on Lake Michigan.
The true Democrat., 1856-11-04

Organization of the General Assembly. Both Houses of the General Assembly met on last Monday and elected the following off, cers:
 President R. Hampton, of Bradley O. Secretary-J D. Kimbell, of Hempstead i" Asst Sec'y-Wm. Bryne, i" CayroN Enroning Clerh-John. W. Woody of Johnson county
 Door Keper-S. H. Webb, cf Pulash county FOR THE HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs. Speaker-Samuel Mitchell of Arkansas Co. Chief C1erk-S. M. Scott, " Czmh '" Asst. Clerh-Jas. R. Berry Madison {" Emrott'ng Czerk-R. A. Johnson, cf White !" Do" heeper-A. s. Duncan, cf Hempstead county.
The true Democrat., 1856-11-04
To the Public.

My son, Patrick H. Fits. left my house September 14th, 1856, and has not been heard from siuce He is about 16 years old spare made, hair light and fair complexion; eyes grey or dark blue He is a little stoop shouldered; and will perhaps change his name. Any per- son finding him out will please address me at Calhoun, Mclean county, Ky.
 JOHN L. FITTS. Our exchanges are requested to publish the above.
The true Democrat., 1856-11-04

GovERNoR's MEssAGE.-We publish to-day to the exclusion of almost every thing else, the Governors message, and have delayed the is- suing of our paper in order to lay this docu- ment before our readers this week. We have no room to comment. The message will speak for itself.
The true Democrat., 1856-11-04
River News and Markets.

LOUISVILLE, October 28. The weather here is clear and cool The river is falling, there being only three feet out now.
 ST. LOUIS, October 28. The river continues to rise at this point. The Persia Polar Star and Henry Lewis have de- parted.
 CINCINNATI, October 28. The river here is at a stand, only thirty-six inches in the channel. Flour S5 80 to S5 90. Wheat in demand Red at $1 IS. Whisky 2Sc Groceries un- changed.
 PITTsBURG, October 28. The river here is at stand, with only twen- ty inches in the channel.
The true Democrat., 1856-11-04

or Dr. J. w. Mcclure, occulist, hasnrrived in our city, and will be pleased to attend to those afflicted with diseases of the eve.
The true Democrat., 1856-11-04
TRU E DEMOCRAT. RICHARD H. JOHNSON, EDITOR.
 LITTLE ROCK, NOV. 4, 1856.
The Governors Message

Can be furnished at this office, in newspaper form, at $2 per hundred. It will be necessary for orders to be sent in immediately, as we will only print the number ordered.
The true Democrat., 1856-11-04
Organization of the General Assembly.

0F w. c. Norton is agent for the True Democrat at Relf's Bluffs, Drew county.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-07

Avs Of the United States Relative 60 the PubI,e
LandscOmplets ls2wih Acts 81 the
Confederation Teauos Procamations Spanish Regulations
Continuation Of the abovo-eonplcte Isa3. vol. e.
Papers Isnds and Docu
ments, legislative aud executive, subject volumes folio
$50.
indian Treaties med United from com
msncement TO ls53 vol. 81.
Laws made by the Colonies governments,
1881, relating TO Indians and indian affairs. vol e.
thcia Opinions ofthe Attorneys General om 7s9 1850
vols. O. so
Laws, Chae and Local Ordinances Britain Franco
and Spain, ratua Public Lands their respective
mics collected by Joseph NJ. White. voIs 81 So
Jopson Institutes the Civil Law Of Spain. London
SO 20.
schmidtz Civil Law ~ Spain and Mexico. ! vol S.
Rockwe Compilation OF Spanish and Mexican Law reao
10 Mines and Real Estate Tides. vol 81 So.
Stature Regulations Western and Northwestern States con
cerne Lands, Titles, &c. ] vol. 81 %.
Uetzss Military Laws Bounty Land and Of
United States. | ~ %.
Tripieu's Pension and Bounty Land Laws. / vol. 40
Renheit's Pension Laws. I vol, - so.
Mayo and Moult0ns Pension and Bounty Laws I vol
e. Sd ~ "
Ecrchsi Dicconao Rszonado de Legacop
wis, qunuo. Ma5-id s9s.
The Virginia Pay and Muster Of Militia entitled TO Land
bounty. Bound In volume SIS
Jnas0 FRAScE TAYLOR,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-07
mo. GAIL
Notice

Ofks dlscomtiaaaacs of certain United States Land Ocss ia
che States cf IAia0!s, Ahigan, Wtseonsin, and Iopa
HINDER provisions Of the second section Of
gress approved a. 1910, which
quantity public remaining unsold in any Land district
be redaced bundled thou
dislicts shall cDnp
with other laws the subject hs Secretary OF interior
the following offices be discontinued
shawneetown and Kaskaskia in illinois.
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Fairfield, Iowa.
Lands remaining unod and undsposed of districts
viii ceose 10 be subject those ooes from OF
receipt Of notice to thai by Tbs registers and
points, and will be made subject 70 entry az follows
sbawpeetown and kalkaSkas be Springfield
di.tdei, Illinois, e. ..-
kalamazoo the tnna district Michigan.
Milwaukee 10 the Menasba district, Wisconsin.
Fairfield TO the Charlton district Iowa.
points consolidation viii publc.noes
of the days which they will respectively be prepared receive
applications entries o O!hces.
Given hand city Of Washington 18th day
November, A. ID. 1885
TH0S. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Office.
l4-law6w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-07

PROTECTED royal letters patent England secured by
Ecoe Parmaeie Paris, and the Imperial Col
iege of Medicine, Vienna
Tnesena No the remedy for general and local debility loss
OF ve power decay all the distressing
arising early abuse &C. Is effects ecacious
in YOUTH manhood and old vile would not be-
impaired, ierae life II Trieseaar
universally adopted; all physical impednen vanish like
lering the marriage state.
entirely eradicaes all
copava
ardote for, health Of portion of The
uaton.
No the European remedy for that Glars Of
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician with
ard which all paIn world
3 are devoid smell,
all nauseang qualities They lay the toilet table without
their being detected L.
Sold cases. 50 divided separate ad-
ninHered by yaipeau, La!isimand, Roux, &c.
II. A. Barrow No. 81
Green Canal New York, specially appointed by the
proprietor paenlee agent United States, and every
other part OF America. immediately reeeving remittance
will lreamar Of the world
secuey packed addressed according the
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9-dyr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-07
BY aAunoAD DIRECT ro TIRE WEST.
I'D "a "a

I'd S
Tinae between washington ana Wheeling bat l7i
Running time bst'0eSH Waakngto" and cnenat 27 hours
Through Tickets and ssggnss Checks TO be had in
THE Baltimore Ohio Railroad having greatly improved it's
western now offers lhe ioe 70 nay
The Northwest, and the Southwest. -
bSan% W o o way sad s
Washington junction. ately called the Relay ouss nine miles
washington Baggage through
sre th Se paspse @ssa carss for ahoss HOLDING
through tickets for points beyond The connecting trans leave
Al Wheeling CEN
TRIAL OHIO RAILROAD, running from BeIaire, the Ohio
Wnseng through oau'b,age zqnesyIe and keSsk 70
Manshed and sandushy railroad for sandusk Toledo, Deo
Coanbus railroad trains wild, the las, trains
q he L Sn Iss4 70 s1 Miami
formed w The s"s through Dayton % Tere
Passengers holding through cke, for Memphis; yeksburs
Naiehez New Orleans which are slso sold at
Tickets for Granville Caro- and st. Louis are sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland Toledo Detroit. Chi
% e miles, 1s w
the Cleveland and pi,shug railroad is made:
anordng hrou tickets ana checks Washington
speedy and de, nearly a. the
$50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than by any other
by ticket Washington To Wheeling 50 6
coiunhus ss S5 Dayton, sis So Cnsinna So Louisville
IL 's'I 50 olsvela Is Toiedo bso ss y
az; NV 70 ohsa"s' al &C. anu
Harper. Ferry, Maripseurg Berkeley Springs
leave Washington at g. a M or A. p ~ For the
and from Baltimore, Annapolis &C. special ad
Yor further information through tickets &C., apply TIL.
'''''~'''' Ns'A' JOHN II. DONE,
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
May 5--dI Ohio Railroad. Baltimore.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-07
Mysteries of the Post once.

"a mail bag is ep,oms of human life"
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS;
Or Notes from TIC Diary s Special agent etAs Post oSe'
amo 4a pp Price 81 as Beautifully illustrated with lS steel
BY barley.
THIS wcrsundesaken sanction of the chief officers OF
and sun of the special agents OF that deparfmeB the first
book OF the ind issued calculated public
almost skill prrisnee
the detection and punishment Of offenders against the laws enacted
pondeEce. {. .... #t.-.
volume Lssn public under more hearty
sor the press Brief extracts from Of these faeIns
notices are annexed.
The book win of the of the
and in veinsss, interest," and general truth 10 will form
~. Y. Essnins Post.
We bond narrative post
suggestive book.-N y. Herald. " H#
The aud entertaining recently
buds in geynos monstro-es who reads win
realize AT that s lives and thyes amid modern
life boston Fost.
commend itself by nature Of lbs subject TO ever
IpAiIaasIrAiu PenasylsaHian.
amusing, and, time, interesting work.
kind, has been published BafleA
A v Ell. Bmusius work.
philadelphia Saturday Poa.
1t sbounds -ketcbe, instructive uaret
(Phiia3oipAia laqdrs.
indeed novelty entertaining and open
irg source Of amusement Hartford Daily cSsrsm
There substance Incidents plots,
contained in his sketches TO oil dozen noyoLnod EgTs.
person allowed himself hsrbor
the idea opening another letter the book with
'huddering al the gha presipice witch be he's stood
Published by u. cswpsnhwat Co, Philadelphia,
For safe ~ all booksellers and Eewsagenis,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-07
mo. 549.l

NOTICE OF the 0iAoontlauance OF the United states
IN land ONCE at yANDALtA, in the State of ILLINOIS
Notice hereby given that OF aw and IN view
said district reduced below hundred thousand
INTERIOR has directed that the land
be discontinued lands remaining unsold
o he dsconnuanee be made susct sale and
SPRINGFIELD, la said Suite
Lands remaining unsod and unappopated by law and subject
private the land oco discontinued will
said office receipt OF
register thereof the land officers
will public notice 4 day which they
will receive applications for entries such lands
their office.
my hand, city Washington, this 9Th day Of
December, A. d. 1855 - -
TH0S. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Dec ll--law6w [ineligsneer X starl
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-07

IA IahlBEsss Of Congress and Walters TO Warrington
III Al respectfully informed that TAYLOR h MAukYs
Book Stationery 9th will
Their stock, addition The following
important works. comprises department OF literature
and art.
New hooks received Immediately publication
Weekly imponatons from England
Calbopns Works, volumes
Jefers0ns Works, volumes
WebsteI's Works, vols, autograph edition
Everet.s Oraions and speeches . volumes
Ciays Private Correspondence, volume
s. 3. Premises Memoirs volumes
Baneroh's History Of the United States, volumes
Statcsman's Manual, volumes
Htckeys Constitution, ! volume
Jefersons Manual, volume
The Constitutions Of the United States, volume
Eiots Debates and Madison Papers, yslumes
MaTshs Orators and Statesmen, volume
siorys Works, volumes
Lives Of Chief Justices the United States volume
Lieber's Civil Liberty and Self government volumes
Wirt's Life OF Patrick Henry, volume
Kennedys Life Of Wir, volumes
GaaHds Life Of John Randolph, volume
Party Leaders, by Baida IN, i volume
De Tocauevile's Democracy in America, l yonme
The FederaIist, voluIne
Gimke's Nature Tendency Of Free Institutions vounau
Constitutional Il book volume
Csrey's Past Present, and Future, volume
Seaman Is Progress of Nations, volume
hcEigotis American Debater, volume
Future Wealth of America, volume
Smiths Wealth of RntoDs, volume
Every description Of American, Engis French
the faest qualities, AT the lowest prices.
Visiting cards and printed with the greatest rronpd
TAYLOR MAURY'S
Dec 7-dH Near Glib
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-07

NLENWOUD CgGM ErEaY.--0 No. as2 Pennsylvania
VI avenue, OF ith street, Savings Bank. This
cemetery celebrated Greenwood
New York; situated the high ground distant
mile CAPITOL North Capitol street leading directly
This have received charter from Con-
appropang their ground forever burial making
Zee and prohibiting all e0croachmen,s
legislation which is of those who
wish their dead where they placed them for has
In all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for Other purposes, sei and throw the dead
iscuouy large and legal cannot
titles given TO The ground.
NJ Office fram 10 TO H. where pamphlets, with
aap, by laws and all other information, be
Obtained aso all orders for teents ie with Mr. James r. ar
No Seventh other undertaken will be prompt
June Idly
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-07


Should auld aeqaainsacc Ae fOfgot,
+ And brought 10 Wn'
Should auId Acquaintance be tofgOJ
And days o. aud lans syne." .. -..
The members Of te senior class flhs ending June e
the junior class Of the ending June, 1889 inc SophonoFe
Ut sAdng le3l and the Freshman class VI inc
ending Juue, 1880 hereby requested % assemble ~
Washington, d. o., the third 81 March, A. D. eo az e latest
The nks OF the chain love and endsD which TINE
tide eatrey sever exchange once more In S
lives greeting and sympathy lanen the ahInsy iae o.
Of ttciT most promising eonpoers. s..H.. =
preliminary meeting Of The serappoinsd committee VIII bt
held the nrsi Monday in September A. d. 1850 At the Unat
Holel Chestnut fouIh and Ft streets
which those members OF the whom be eou
attend VIII be
adopted 10 secure as flll an attendance possible
Ia tbs whom This notcs is addressed VIII %
good furnish the ofe eoaee BY mail viii
EDWARD J. GRANT, M. D.,
OF Trenton, NJ j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER o. CART, NJ D.,
Philadelphia, Pennsy lyania,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
Of Laneaster Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLErON,
Of Winston, AHeghany Co., Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
BastD Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JonK WEpAAE, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 2T-lawtMarJ llntelhgenceTI
the civilized countries OF the world eqaes,
this their editorial columns, mem
classes scattered through the four great d
globe and all throughout the Unte
requested sauitous Insertion
caonay between hs date aud the Sd of Mach A. D. is5
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-07
| No. 54S. |.

No. 54s.
NOTICE OF location OF the land Offices sstd
the Office or the surveyor general I'm Kansas and
Nebraska Territories.
DE that in of the 18th section Of the act
I'D July, 1854 land Offices
Territories Kansas and Nebraska of first section OF
establishing office If for said Terri
Office located
CRY, the of of Nebraska Teo and
and
GLE COMPTON, the seat Of government. of Kansas Ter
ntory.
under the city OF Washington, this twery
sixth OF November, A ID. 1865.
by order of the President:
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Nov 23-law6w Intel and Star.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-07
r. III. q 1 l. il E II i,
n

removed his Office his resd in franklin Row,
He will devote his
principally United supreme
Having Devoted concerning patents will
advice opinions legal questions before
the Patent Office and appeals 10 the chief justice
District OF Coumha and will assist In
pre- paraton aud trial of suits concerning patents
He wi written opinions prepare for
will claims before board established for their
adjudication.
n,.9a NJ
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-07
Thsss S.op bob going and Is,unns
PRoROskD pArEs oF sAILINo-Isse. II

Stopping Southampton bot and returning they Offer
proceeding London Has advantages
other route, Tor the economy Of time aud money.
Passage RON Ne0 York to Southampton and Bremen
Fsl cabin, man saoon $3.50 cabin, saloon, clio
second do, $780, M .... ."....... .... M. -
All letters newspapers pass through post Office
No bills ofiadng win be signed parcels received day
sailing
An experienced surgeon IL attached TO each ship.
Forffeight or passage, apply % ~ IL .....
q. A, HElHEKEE Co., Bremen.
CR0SKEY u Co, southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN Havre.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-07
Washington Aqueduct.
OFFICE or THE WASHINGTON AquKpuCT,
lV.shtpatnn

OFFICE WAsHIKeroH AQuKpUCT,
Washington, March z, 1855
PROPOSALS invited for graduation masonry
dams tunnels, and of the Washington aqueduct
Proposals. received tho 9Th Of May, will be opened
thBt day.
profIes specifications ofte
| animation and alter the Goth day Of April
Proposals will be received work particular culves
bridges, &c described in plane specifications.
Portions only Of of the works completed under the
appropriation bur all for unfinished will
subject appropriations Congress The
the the he done
under each appropriation in
appropriation holding sufficiently decide
what works shall be stopped funds become available
funds, the reserved will paid Judgment
tho engineer the work has been properly
gone.
Payments will be specie checks upon
the monthly estimates Of the reservng 10
and will be don Of all that the
shall be paid their fall munty aud in specie
All bids should be sealed endorsed Poposas work
the Washington Aqueduct."
The United the right all the
should cebe deemed
considered conducive progress
work.
Every offer accompanied by guaranee signed by
responsible the effect that he they
obligation, within good
securities completion work undertaken
accompanied certificate the United
judge Unied States district
the individual
of War; that the able make good their
guarantee
Bids win be opened in presence Of bidders any them
NJ c. MEios,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-07

ZINE Library Editions OF Gtbbnn. rr.Ii.rn RuasrI
Roberson ume, snolst, living Prescott Bancroft Maj
inosh, Roscoe, Webster aco, Thets Pepy
Tup" Mile Ritter, Burnett, Clarendon, GeS Ferguson Ar
mold, Robin, utsch, and other
may be iouHd e most moderate prees
undersigned Ia hne library bndngs imported
from Lopdon by the undersigned, and bound there.
Dee23 FRANCR TAYLOR.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-07
Caufion-Lottery Frauds.

OrFICE MAINLAND CnNsoLIpargp LOTTERIES,
Baltimore, Maryland, Juls !, lass
THE commissioner NJ the Maryland
his caution the public against the
by fraudulent lottery schemes,
pretend OF
are wholly Gctiious
lotteries Maryland DAFT,
people
approve
schemes and the drawings.
Az the tickets In these louercs and al caheaies NJ Of
thpg nphed Brenan general
Once Of the Maryland Consolidated Lottee
Baltimore, Maryland" All others fraudulent
full information the subject Of those frauds address
2. X. Brennan,
Sept oS-d1y Baltimore. Maryland
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-07

IVA % manuac,uers' materials, Nos and Decatur Street. Phil
adeipha the attention ~
papers, desle and consumers
every country. receive prom M NJ
nj Union
1000 tons ofrags wanted for cash.
Feb 23-eodam
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-07
HOME MAN FACTUREs.
FaIrvtcyy Cotton works.

Near ths Canal Basin, alexandria
EtTZPATRfCK BURNS, prnpdsors, aud manufacturers OF
cuon yarns cbain twns, wrapping wine, cord
blis. sc
Orders from merchant Washington respectfully solicited for
Of the above articles which deliver Washington
lower than be had IN Baltimore markets
orders will with prompt attention by addressing above
r..