davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04
The dividend paid on Psnn.yvania IS per cent on

The dividend paid Pennsylvania is 2 35 per cent
the stock
The several markss havs been dull awaiting further sd
vces Cotton well maintained with small transac
IONS 10 the receipt OF the news which has rather un
settled the markets there being transactions since tc
establish rates. which continue as follows
s oa d to vs sd na Mia % ,i1 fair 70 ss
aosis and and S.I Orleans. AZ st asa ga
The receipts of cotton all the ports continue show,
compared with last year, decrease which reaches
1896 bales Those in the Atlantic ports who last yea
got high prices for large crops, are this year well able to
mold
The market for beaasufs has been quite unsettled by
the of the advces from abroad, which show de-
cline of Is. Is. per Dbl flour; meal Is Is I'd
Indian Is per Dbl and prices here, which had beer
heavy the buyer owing the absence OF an export de-
nand. have a downward tendency. Pure Gene
may be quoted So l2k So 25; New Orleans good
So Sc l2i SO So O6i for Michigan and Ohio The inn
preston seems be- that good western brands VIII main
tain the rates. Notwithstanding the Rye -four 81 IL
81 %; buckwheat 81 Is a 81 rs; corn meal xs l2a a
SO ls{ Wheat has been in moderate request at 81 "a
81 80 for white Geneses mixed western via New Orleans,
81 Is inferior southern 81 L. Dealers are firm, with a
small stock OF good Northern rye 80 cents do AZ a
80 for canal sales of Virginia cents There has
been some export demand for corn sales 63 6 for
common to fair new southern prime white southern 81 a
67A Old mixed WESTERN for export, sold mt 81 64l
This market has been unsettled by the news the
decline abroad unexpected. White beans S7k a 100
cents; biack-eyed peas $2 per bag of Two bushels.
American hemp has connu led in request, at slight rise
price sales dew-ro $3.50 Sl35. Hops, western, lor
home use, a 81 cents
The provision market has been affected by the
foreign Ohio pork had previously been dul-Sil
Sil 25 for old mess $40 rs $40 81; 81 as a
SO for prince and Sc rs So S7a old prime. Beet is
firm Ohio lard is in request weak prices kegs, fair
prime, 81 good prime, ga 81 Cheese
hrm a steady business Rough flax seed is in request,
full prices, sales 81 37A 81 Az Talow is in fair de-
mand: good prime, 81 81 cents inferior, II cents
Tobacco, Kentucky, has been in fair request and the
ket is steady: sales Virginia and Kentucky "a cents
In freghts, there is but little offerings meal and flour
to Liverpool, Is Cd; corn, Cd.
Yours, PRENTICE.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04

The Philadelphia Inquirer alludes to the rumors thai
have been so rife in Washington. and asks, "Why
should there be hesitation Why does the admnisra-
ton hold back Why does the official organ of the gov
eminent contradict the in relation to treaty and
say that the end is not YETI Are there in Washing
ton who g for annexation, subjugaton, and who are
hence opposed TO amicabe Adjustment
We reply that there has been no hesta,ion-tha the
administration has no information to confirm these umors
about treaty of peace, projects of ueaty-and that
the President is DESTROYS of amcable adjustment with
Mexico We have already stated the truth upon ths sub
lect. Why suppose that intended TO mysiify de-
ceive the public Can the Philadelphia Inquirer hesitate
any longer when it the frank and manly declarations
which have been made this day in the Senate and to
the world, that the administration knew of such
treaty; and when ii finds Mr. Sewer boldly interogang
Mr. Bell. and asking him whether he knows, from other
and private sources, of any such poe OF treaty having
been negotiated, and when it finds Mr.. Bell declaring
that he had knowledge OF any such negotiation having
been made with Mr.. Trst with Gen Scott Mr., Bell
said indeed, he had knowledge of the matter, except
what he had derived from semi official although
he had the denial, in the official paper of the gov
ernmen OF the fact of any such information having been
received by the government Mr. Bell GU ht know that
the administration has such semi-ofcal organs An
effort has been made for reasons to keep up the
idea of semi-ocal organ or organs but there is not
the slightest confidence be placed in any such SUPPOSE
ton.
The Philadelphia Bulletin may also see, when it comes
to read the proceedings of the Senate today-especay
Mr. Sewers speech, Mr.. Foote'S queries Mr. Bell and
Mr. Bells replieshow much confidence is to be placed
in the despatch" which 'Nlr Cummings of The Bulletin
who is in Washington, has sent us, in which he
states that orertues haze been made by Merieo, and that
these orertwes Substantially acceptable to the admin
israton! The denial of the Union is no doubt a mere
diplomatic ruse."
The New York Courier may also Judge OF the revela
lions of its Washington correspondent "ClaUoyant" on
the subject.
The Baltimore American who ascribes such ambitious
and graspng views to the administration its article of
this morning, and refers to the rumors of peace &c.
had better consult Mr. Sewers speech before he pre-
tends to write the subject again. We presume
this speech will appear in day two in Houstons
official sketches
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04
PATENT OFFICE, February g. 1915
NV the petition OF John Thomas, OF New York city

~ praying for the extension of patent granted said
John Thomas for anmprovement in floating dry docks, for
seven years from the expiration of said patent which takes
place on the 18th day Of March, 1875
Il is ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent
Office, the second Monday in March, at IL o'clock
and all persons notified to appear and show cause if
any they have why said petition ought not TO be granted
Ordered also that this notice be published in the Union
and National Demokrat, Washington Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Sum- New York; POST Boston; Gazette
and Republican Union, Portsmouth N. H.; Union 81
Louis week for threosuccessve weeks previous to
the second Monday in March next
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents
p 8. Editors of the above papers will please copv and
ing this notice.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04

The Supreme Court of Michigan has decided that a note
aust be presented for payment and be refused before
ice of prots,f is a proper notice of dshouor
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04

The tobacco crop in Ohio, is supposed, will not be
5000 5000 hhds last year it 10000 The corn
rop in the giant Of the west during the year Just
estimated to amount to 17,272, Sl5 bushels.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04

~ Railroad and Steamboat Line to Richmond and
RG Petersburg, Va, Charleston, s. G., &c Change of
ho~s-Tbe public advised that the steamer Powhatau
leaves Brndleys wharf, Washington, daily at M,
instead of m hitherto. Passengers by this line reach
Fredericksburg five, Richmond in eight, and Petersburg
hours after leaving Washington For further paro-
ulars, apply to the Captain on board, or to
GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent
Dec 9-2tawlm
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04
ID ANYWAY from che sulscriber ON the morning OF

n the 9th ult., negro woman named RACHAEL NEE
KINS, formerly the properly of Mr. Charles Vnson OF
Montgomery county, Maryland. She is about forty years
age lame in OF her hpjonts and has been since
early life She had bright yellow and
nsey and bonnet and took with her her child between
three and four old named Columbia but whom she
calls Puss. She carried away black stuff dress cape
other articles OF clothing, in round country
basket will give twenty dollars reward for the
child dollars either of them, if brought
this city, secured any Jail that can get them
Feb. At FRANCIS A DICKINS.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04

A man recently killed in Cincinnati, while attempt
ng TO rob grave He shot dead, and his body was
,und the morning by the side Of the he had at
,mpted to remove.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04
1913.

The Increase in Ohio and New York has been great and
the demand Tor new banks considerable in Pennsylva
MIA but held in check by the determination of the Execu-
tive to pass none without the misunderstanding clause
The stock market has been buoyant some DAVIS
The large amoint OF treasury passed custom
house last week raised the price, and small notes have
again reached Wy The quotations close
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04

PRopuorIvEvEss THK CArAwBA GRAPE vINE-The orr
glnal vine of this variety said to have been procure
from the banks of the Catawba river, and planted in the
garden of the late Mr. Sche Of Carksburg, in Maryland
and has been known to bear nearly eight bushels
grapes in a single year.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04

Mr. Bell advises us to bring back armies when
can And this is the SENATOR with this omnous but alb
surd warning upon his lips, who will refuse TO send an
other regiment to Mexico.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04

REELECTION OF Mr.. PEARcE-The Hon. James A
Pearce was reelected on Thursday by the legislature OF
MARYLAND represent that State in the United States
Senate Tor six years from the 18th OF March. $50
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04

Tax WINTER IN ENoLAND-We received yesterday, In 9
letter from London, inll-bown violet which had bee
gathered in the fields Chrisnas-day. Such remarke
BILE mildness of the has been experienced
England for a long tme-N y. Tribuns
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04
The College Of st. James, near HnEerstown, Md.
The Diocesan College Of the Protestant Episcopal Church

To7tsFu"t 1-P1stoPtH
THE Of this institution will begin Monday,
March g. All the usual college classes fully organ
lied.
The Grammar school, Immediately adjoining the college,
also under the Immediate charge of the rector, and
classes supervised by the professors of the college 1t
receives pupils at Of their studies and prepares
them for the college. mercantile is provided Tor
those who desire it, Application for information for the
admission OF pupils, to be made to
Post Office address-Coege of St. James, Washington
county, Maryland.
References in Washington. Rev. s. Pyne and VIM
Thos. Carroll esq.
Jan. l4-2awtMarch6dc
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04
OLYMPIC EATRE.

AT the request of many friends who prevented by
The crowded state of the house from attending the frs
of Romeo and Juliet will be repeated to-
morrow Saturday evening. Feb 8, lsi8
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04

TNNGLISH VALENTINES for 1sIs.---A small and
T. ried collection the styles and designs has just
been sent the subscriber from London and will be
aod off extremely low prices being somewhat out OF the
direct line of his business.
Feb F. TAYLOR, Bookseller.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04

Tickets so cents be had Coleman's National Hooi
Wizards City Hotel and at the door in the evening.
Doors open att O'Clock. To commence at hali-past
nc
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04

To conclude with the farce of
WHERE DID THE MONEY COME FROM I
Gregory Mrs Richardson.
Fauchete Mr.. Burke.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04
CARUsTS SALOON.
On Monday, February ], 1918,

On Monday, February 7, 1913,
MR.. LOVER
(Autbor of Handy Andy, Rory OMoe, &c) will give
of his tavoe and new
IRISH EVENINGS.
Entitled "Sprgs of Shillelah"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04

SO .2aa .s9s sg.Ose. $50

This affords indication the business the whole
Union, nasmuch that usually, thirds of all the inn
ports take place here The exports for the responding
period have been follows
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04

TIME National Birth-NGht Hall be held at
Jackson Halt on the evening of the ed of February
lS4S.
PATRoNEssEs.
Mrs. Polk, Mrs. Adams Mrs Madison,
Mrs Alexander Hamilton.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04

Shskspeare's play of
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Romeo Mrs. G. Jones
Inlet Mrs. Burke.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04

We gratited to observe, by the statement below
which bears the names of among the distin-
guished in the nation, that the Rev. Dr. Mathews has
consented to deliver several of his lectures on the
nexon between science and aled religion, in this
city The high stations this gentleman has occupied for
many years in New York, his well-known learning
and deep acquaintance with his subject and the great
satisfaction expressed by eminent who have at
tended in several of cities his course leave no
doubt on minds that the delivery OF these lectures
will afford most valuable instruction questions OF the
greatest interest and Importance We confident that
all who have the opportunity OF attending upon these
lectures will avail themselves of the privilege.
Lectures the Coanexion between Religion and
Learning.
The Rev. DR.. Mathews-late Chancellor of the Unver-
sy of New Yokat the request Of several distinguished
gentlemen of that city, has been engaged for time
preparing various courses OF lectures the htrmo
ny between science and the Christian religion with the
object of vndicang and illustrating the truth of Christian
y. He has delivered several of them, only in New
numerous and intelligent audiences who have attended
them
The obvious importance of such lectures, maurey
Dared, has induced many express wish for their de
livery in this city, and the undersigned ha much pleas
in stating that Dr. Mathews has kindly agreed, far
it may be in his power, TO comply with the request
made him the subject The and object of the
render the Lords day the fitting
their delivery; and tae first lecture will be delivered the
ia of the House of Representatives Sunday morning
lcxt. at the usual hour accompanied by the usual devo
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04

Dance by Mad'lle Gertrude.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04
ports from the port of Neo York IN January.

WIN e ana Oh specie the exports OF the past month
have been larger than for the corresponding month Of 1877
yet exports of domestic produce larger than for the
period of 1876 under the old tariff although consider
ably less than last year The specie shipped has been
follows, -
Sovereigns $l2733O6
American gold 2l5,665
Mexican dollars 2)33O
Fve-franc pieces 1895
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-04

The several marksts havs been dull aiting further sd
vices. Cotton well maintained with small transac
IONS up TO the receipt OF the news, which has
settled the markets there being transactions since tc
establish rates. which continue follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12
uAsrINGs's conIpoUMD

MOT ONLY a POSITIVE BUT A WARRANTED
INQUIRE FOR consumption snd 81 al'es -s, .. tto
This medicine nss decided the dispute about the curaoi
~ m eonsumpton and satisfied the medical faculty ana
All who have used Il, that consumption ana All aiecoas
Of the lungs can not only Be cured Da' US, ts y
which the human flame u liable Inc opeiaIuL' CT q
snse botts which costs 81 Is suicient - sAy I'D ~
teatf not altosether too AR gone with the
- fs md even snae dose giyes evidence Of rs eA-
trsord nary influence ia srrestnf ana eIlni -
idy b The immediate relief which it al 9rds tbs y ~
st - sscret remedy d.. Hsstngs, its discovery, Is
oo 81 e Sfisn-s OF h, hiltory sud an ifs COMO
ut psrfs 10 he world. not wishing 20 incur me
confng 10 hiulrli for the sake OF p h seer l
Inch was CALCULATED 20 do such universal COCA AR-
- been III, wonderful result Of Us operations ths us
London Lancet Medical Tines ard the most eiinel
rbysicians OF 10th hemisp heres,afe anNoe,y S'.5 rs
sufferers to have immediate recourse % - ,a S ~
assbed II. efficacy By undenia5ie proofs OF euIIs e0N
samptioa and al other diseases Of the i9asil
'~'"f''0 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From he saaday Atlas Of Jsn. 10, 1913. 49,,
We would call the attention 81 our reaas.ss $50,
vsr,serneut Of Hsstingfs Compolnt sJLIP u, M
, 80, sone OF the best phyreisns or fnsIno'
" si.o at the head Of The benheim e. rec Us -
~ Having Ike most ot1ef phJ a., 49, orary
drawno the great Pfepoadei Q. ~ ~ ..y
Complaints he devoted his earnest a1tsa,l.D H.
era years. and the r-snlt W. pr gu s5 srv other
a. remedial scent iH consumplop, surpassed GA, Iii
f Eroyp 10 n faculty. II has suce been u.ea n y
he -raes succe.s BY nearly at OF ne mrs. phJsl-'i
Irsisd and a. We Learn roEl ne Ame..e-n afeNs W
tii. h i. low being introduced eA-ensigely IN os
own hospitals and IN the pn'4i iL.elcs .. ~ o1
our phy sciaus We advise al "no ar, 10 ~ N, ~ W.,
bled with puimOna CON- .''''' ~ ~ N'-7
which will prove rs eni sAoS . H.. E 1917
~ go much surprised the other cay b. Fi'- rom
49, ..-,irts,rs whom We last Jew wsefssince e.
fn-o 10 his bed by severe compliant VI hg lu.e, ~
ls now Boo aim perfect nea.1h a-s - 80 .fis. IN
us...f,ns.s, COMPOUND Syrup Of Naphtha 1900 T.
Price : per bot;e-'iN bottle, ier - usReIgoS
n ImeodpNW lif bfr-n"Lcns--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12
DR.. MOTIFS
zAYsAnlTC COUCH syRUp

sTECTFIC ANTlOOIE Tor the iuhuenz., e wen
other affections arising from deengemsnto OF me TO
.o-rstory oFzans conuupion ia rs inclpeut stas
bronchitis asthma a. ~ cough, however oosna-5
bsyoud the reach u ~ curative power. As tAe
svs-em : controlled by natural laws 90 those Is~s W
su-fsr no EfI action without exactins We tsl--t -
stcs succssson Of glected coda will proolc7 per
rl.usrt cough and hual consumption clhns th7 ~.
sy Again he unlimited grs'ihcston o a. inoIalnA-s
appetite With aheierogsueous nass OF i1Oa OF
ga siiti-ssvl necess4Tily retat digestion, clio. te
an produce nslses, add nnalyt dyspepsi ciaA' l-'
oe ,fv A. The O. claims the atelion OF nc ~
a.. 40 the b IS be look ed after By - A1
soothing but enrc a. action u Dr. 9i - -.is
ur0u lie liver and kidney from which ofsArs sa,A a
Multitude &C diseases spring. u a. sure - * li -'
tered IL ssutsry remsvs O. 81 cblcss eNis-s 20 .1
-n'.r- caral. that turnpike VI LIE az re frs.nt
pacs ri nuch disease, IS nmedi- re ial e-7.t--l
Nr.r-YORg. Ian -, 1883.
DsAE Docros--As matter OF ddty feel mys-i t.l-l
O. volunteer test Douia Ia favor VI yolI nos
l.dicine. Ny health bad become very ieeD e. ~ h-'
ecp-ss ana restless my appetite misef.o.e, a.o ~,
eral debility accompanied with verg ssrlois ~ u.s
tr-ssug c1uEh, consequently wearing me- a-f'
Ofhef means having failed - sye ne any reei ~ syn
Ttornas procured fr me- some Of Dr. Motifs b.lsanic
S,rur and a'ier taking y fJrr or use dag- "as il.J
asfonshsd A. is efficacy. 10 iinneclA.ey ne-1ss ~
health. my sleep becsn- SQUAD, ny APPETITE teluluea
sfarsth renewed ana M cou<h c-.rsig s-fr"- !
-, voa 70 .-nd me BIZ nv son another bottle soma O.
ay Leifhbors Who hsYe witnessed its 700 eIsS -PoH
ne will call upon you ard you are .-ssn5 !, 9rfs'
uay you Be blessed yoaf'ef Ss,Ya,k
Price 80 cents bottle For ssls, whoiesse ard fsta..,
1g KiFisT General AGENT for The fropf.eioi' sonSi
Park ace aud Broad Ely, NeV-loI lll 81 A ~.
ss-tss 100 Fut0n e. corner Of NilAi-', 80 a. ~
drug Of HenrT Johnson. corner u bf--"-y az
Chsrnherf-sts ald a Wiu,lip 81 Es.t .5 90.
Ai'ts-st, Mr. Hayes, l13 Fult9n-st Bro'Ays end -
Dr1ss-ts enc rsias-, throa4 bout e1guty Ray ID
dress 5y letter lplftpto) 3 hlPLhi zoe ss.;
Der 7 AK place and hr1lfU1y, n D ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12
Inv Courts,

Crscvrr Cocsr-Bstorc Judge sIong-Jo'n Led. VS.
Mste' Ese Inssance Co 81 w ts s,b C So
isi7 for one being for the captains snare OF tue p
On tho 18th Sept ls44 she sailed from havana pVpnu
Oet 1874, and went ashore and wss lost ABOUT MIC
u hours after the year expired when wss a. pDon A
after moored 10 safety also that there was valid exten
sion Of three months both Of which were denied
tia Com pAny the latter point having ceased 70 TAKE
srine risks and the Secretary transcribed his authority
10 extending Verdict for plaintiff Sx0o subJec! 70 te
s~s--Ssnt-For pltf Mr. y. B. Cutting and Dir. 4. H.
owen;Y Mss.rs Daniels Lord and Daniel d. Lord
The WEATHER IN VrRMoST-A letter from
Hehgste, Vt Of lst INST states thai there Is appear
ance Of ice In the lake opposite Burlington and steamer
crosses each morning Fort Kent returning In the after
noon Yesterday three four vessels under sail at
the tme very unusual sight at this season The
the bays and narrow psrn OF the Ike s very unsafe
the mat carrier between Arurgh and ais broke
through the Ice and drowned with his horse IN cross-
Ing last week"
~ A letter from Cantwell's Bridge to the Del
aware Journal says that mig bit or two ago. hre by some
means caught the barn of Elias B. Naudan, ESQ and
burnt 1000 bushels Of more, horses, supposed
worth 5000 COW and cali S25 barn supposed Sl,OOo
with the hay ard all Of his blades supposed 5000 shesves
and top fodder which IN the barn yard supposed f5O
BY the exertOns Of the neghbors and hard work a. that
the dwelling house and the other buildings kept rom
burning. Whole loss supposed S3,OOO BIT. h'b from
home, being in Washington City.
E' SLAVE CASE of Importance was reported
this morning from the COMMITTEE on Military AI7hs ~
mr. Brent, OF s. &. II proposes 10 pay Tor slave the
services Of whom hired by the General Government
Tor the army He either made his escape to the Semnoes
OF was taken prisoner by them Upon the restoration OF
peace nc sent with the Seminoes. west OF the MIS-
spi and the proposition to pay for this Slave out Of
Treasury. Express Cor. s,h.
IT, The number ofvessels wrecked on the coast
OF Florida and into Key West during the last year
was 40 valued S5l5,250. Their expenses for repairs
SC amounted to sG0l7 aud the sum awarded TO wreck
ers was S50,9oi
w The Camden and Amboy II abroad Company
have placed new and powerful locomotive on their road
can carry the with at the rate Of Az miles 81
hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12
PAINTING

(WHICH Is PAINTlNG-Ths undersigned wishes TO
w inform his customers and the public generally that
he has purchassd the rghi TO use Ia his business Oo
Justly celebrated Patent China Gloss with wmch ne car
pc he or other cOlors IN manner hitherto unequaed
r elegance and durability L. dres quickly End presents
hard and polished surface similar IN appearance 70 te
enamel China ware, which Will remain 80 ioI nuhosf
Of years.
Ii decidedly the best ard cheapest ever got up Tor
painting the interior of steamboats, hotels saloons Pao'
and walls of private dwellings .-..,. ---. -
specimens may be seen at his shop 2s Woosertt rear
Fourth so at the store OF John Dck III Nassaust
the said Petert Paint
House and Sign Psinpg IN all its vsrons branches with
\ or " thout the China Oicss .
srecmens OF the China Goss may also be seen II Mr.
srS.st I7f IwsI l.. n COWLEY, SO Wooster-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12
The Iron Manufacture of Pennsylvania i. thus
MARINE JOU X N A l..
port or NETWORK.

Arrived-schr Elizabeth. DsviasoV. Fsirhassn ice
bonrd 20 Ocrasoke, Nc.
schr Msnssn, Rowe, New Hsveo. Ice, bound to
Ocrssoke, NC.
10 OcI scoke, NC.
sail.d-Shlp Msdistor London; easpso Mobile, barks
Psr,o Vera Cruz Grange, Barhsdoes tugs Van CoayeI
Csmpsschy: Aibestiua Havana Lsreh. New Orleans :.
America, Savannah schr Cslh&riae, St Jsso DO Cubs