davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17
COMMERCIAL.


NEw YoRE. Tuesday, Jan, l5-4, p m,
From all quarters, the Of The commercial accounts
that reach IL oil most favorable character While the
amount Of business done very LARGE the ability oil the
people Of Great Britain and Europe well Of
the United States is very considerable; and
the fact that money Accommodates unprecedented
the great reservoirs. evidence only that the
supply of the precious metals Is abundant but that the pro-
ducton Of equivalents is equal the consum pon Of In
dusal piodncts When goods largely sold TO con
credit money becomes In demand supply the
place Of those other articles which should compose floating
capital When, however, production keeps pace with con
mpon the articles produced discharge the payment for
purchases without the intervention Of money which acca-
uates idly the great reservoirs During the past year,
the trade Of the United States has been equal that
mer year. and Of Europe has been no less
yet compare the amounts OF specie hand at the
leading points, we find . great increase
has rxeeal rcf.lrux
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrISoRx, Jan. 10-5, y. m.
Prospects Of c0aU<nffonaf ssfoa.eposf of The eosm
Tea Estate fsances. - NoriksT~ faaatieisns.
The special committee Of the house OF delegates Mary
land whom was referred the subject Of convention
REFORM yesterday reported accompanying report ith
bill providing for repres anation in the
convention TO be the in the house of delegates
The bill be submitted tho people for approval or
rejection at the October election and approved
delegates be selected In the November following
and the convention meet ut Annapolis IN 1871 Mr. eau
sin the leader Of the Pratt interest is preparing to OPP
pose Il with all his ability.
Our York county friends ia ecstasies at the
Of their faithful editor, A. ]. Gossbrenner Sergeant
alarms OF the House OF Representatives Il Is fine CON-
Pment to the Key Stone county Of the Key Stone State.
The report OF the treasurer of Mary land, TO the
legislature yesterday shows the finances Of the State
70 DO ia the most gratifying condition. The balance
IN the treasury on the LIST OF December, 1913, was
$3ib9b 81; the receipts during 1919. 81 3l5 49,
making an aggregate Of 3I 1885 L. The disbursements
during the past year amounted 402 49, leaving
the treasury the LIST Of December 1872 balance Of
692 So The estimated receipts for the current year
are set down at Si2is5SO g. and the expenditures a,
SSI2036 10.
Henry Box Brown and Henry Bib, two shrewd runa-
way slaves, specializing the analcis oil the New
Workers by delivering lectures slavery and the dis
solution OF The Union" Bbb says intends to arpu
u for dissolution Of the Union, fnot sooner
tickets rs They draw crowded e and although
their lectures known 10 be compound OF faehood
npudence, and Ignorance, men OF standing and nte.
gehce induced by the bias Of fanacism 10 DO nightly
listeners.
The steamer Canada arrived New York last evening
but not In time for her mail to to-day II will
reach Washington tomorrow morning.
The MARKErs--ln the Baltimore market this morning
there was considerable animation In Hour Sales Of 20O
bills. Howard 81 ST. Holders firm sales ri
1000 bbls City Mills at ~ S7A. Grain is unchanged in
price The receipts continue light
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Provisions and CIothinx, January Z, io50.
DROPosALs sealed proposals for height TO Pen
will be three O'Clock
M Friday me Isl day q February, 1850, m the transportation
Of 1850 barrels more o. lcs OF government from he
yard Brooklyn, New York, the Pensacola
The offers must state the price asked barrel
uon between wet and dry and each bhrei( bael
beef pork nouf rice, vinegar pickles., whkcy dried apples
VIII be considered ss barrel III other pecksses be esnned
md y ne mesuremsn q AZ casks cer than barrels The anh win
be Deducted Ten eweather working sydsys allowed
The port q brookiyn s taking cargo weather
working iyar be allowed Penrsco,H dlscharns he
same No priuneGe 70 he allowed. -s.f
~ g be made ~ any navy ssenin ne United States . m
sectee ~ ue bidder and within thirty
days sncr producing satisfactory evidence Of the delivery Of the
cargo Tbs vessel the usual Brook
ncr csrct and not presented or exsnscn within three day.
aer being notified Of Buroau win consider itself
At liberty 70 os freight The bidder such
arrangements may best subserve the public interest,"
Jan e-1aw4w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17

WEDNESDAY,, January 10, 1885,
Hon. James Whiicomb OF Indiana was admitted an al
tosnsy and counsellor of this court
No. ~. G. A. Williamson ct al plaintiffs, U.s. Joseph
Berry The argument OF this cause was continued by
Mr. Jay for the defendant and concluded by Mr. Field
for the plaintiffs.
No 4o. c. A. Williamson ct al, plaintiffs vs the Irish
Presbyterian Congregation of New York The argument
Of this commenced by Mr. Field for the plain
ids. and continued by Messrs Jay aud Wood for the
defendants.
Adjourned until tomorrow. II o'clock
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17

kossuTH AND THE HuNcARrAS cRows-The leeiti-
miss have lbeed the noble Kossuth in almost every ay
One OF their charges is that he stole the OF Hun
gary HIS companion and friend. Adjuant Asboth, in
communication TO the London Times, dated November
refues this change After dsposing OF other matters
he says
A to the crown Of Hungary scaled up by com
mittee othe diet and delivered the charge OF the re.
sponsibc minister who duly provided for It's safety can
soemny aver 70 the best Of belief and that
the presidentgovernor never saw IL in his e." ~
When he quilted Arad, September 49, Kossuth had 900
ducats tabou 500 AT Maria Radns he met the finance
minister who asked instructions AZ TO the disposal OF
some two millions and half OF dollars He sent il back
to Arad with the exception OF 5000 forms He had due
to him at this time upwards Of 80 600 forms of salary
and ont Of this he ordered the be paid his moth
er. Col Asboth says:
The 900 ducas which M Kossuh took viii, him f,om
Arad bad been diminished by expenses mostly Of
public nature 70 less than half by the time he reached tho
Turkish frontier; and this sum, together with small
ling bag was all the properly with which late president
governor OF Hungary entered Widdin.v
Other facts detailed most honorable to Koesoth's
private character The London Times has been eminent
Post
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17

The Of the actual products Of the industry OF III
country larger appears this last than in any
previous one with the exception of the famine year, and
the principal item oincrease has been In the value Of
The amount for the twelve months ending with June Il
appears, officially given S66 1896 967 In my letter OF
July l8las table showing that the value ofthe
exported for eleven months S6!655, 4sO The
official value for twelve months exceeded my estimate
for eleven months 8741537, which Is about The value OF
the additional months export My estimate was. therefore,
as nearly right may be. In connexion with this would
call mind series of articles, entitled "car Both Sldcs
written by Mr. H. G. Cary, for Philadelphia periodical.
attacking the Union These articles wide OF the
mark all practical statements scarcely equirc
ply but, although the American Review endorsed and
supported them, single reply to have silenced both
Mr. Cary and the Review" Mr.. Cary particularly
sarcastic relation the crop, stating "In lsis
the crop 100 900 lbs, and the price has
fallen average OF probably 81 cen,s &c. The AnIef
lean Review quoted him ms iolowsi The cotton crop Of
the South is only ite larger than in $780, notwhsand
ing great increase Of southern population the money
product Of tho entire crop is far less than in that year.
The comparative crops exports and money value,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17

SENATE CHAMBER. jar

SENATE CHAMBER, January Is. 1850.
II the Baltimore Clipper OF this morning. purporting to
b extract from the Philadelphia Builein is charge
against Mr. B. F. Brown for forgery of an amount va
The writer then adds that similar charge il made
against Mr. Beae, Sergeant Arms Of the Senate SO
fl am concerned pronounce the author Or authors
Of this false and infamous charge contemplate unscru-
pul0us slanderers
challenge the most searching investigation into all Of
my Official acts and DEFY the world to put lis finger upon
one that does not become the officer and the gentleman
Respectfully. ROBERT BEALE.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17

that the money tbs farmer enabled obta
for tho products Of his years industry the greater
demand for imported and domestic manufactures.
The business IL fair for tue season. and almost ali
articles indicate advancing prices Wool continues very
actve Sales Of 30OOO0 lbs. made and ibis
market contains le II any, below As conven-
ton Of woolgrowers has been called Pennsy
yana for the purpose Of establishing depo and os
other regions This necessary for projection against the
manufacturing agents. The cotton market has also been
very active the week closed with large sales
ADVANCE under the influences Of declining receipts at
the South Since the week In December the quantity
has been falling of folowss
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17
Inf Ord. 10 Mid to Mid fair Fully fair
good ord. good mid. fair to good fair.
Upland, ala 123 Ia IL l39 l3ka 1874
Mobile andN O., II lIial2t 1tal3 - al3E 1871 I3l

The mails by the steamer have yet arrived.
The market for flour closed on Saturday 81 cents better,
but has since been dull, straight State, $5 50 l2A
Michigan So rs IS so; southern -four in good demand
SO % $5 37a Rye -four firm at $3. Corn meal So 81 a
So Wheat is very firm at vi o. good Ohio. For corn,
holders demand advances sales 50 90 cents south
en; do, white, Goa Coffee Is firm at the advance
say Rio, IL l2A Pork 10 rmsay old mess $40 rs,
do prince 80 81; S2 Beefs,eady, 80 5Oa $S75,
mess Lard is in good demand at 81 a 81 cents Rice but
Iite doing Sugar is firm IA 81 for New Orleans
North Carolina aaxseed, 81 3d. Whiskey heavy ut 26I
cents.
Freighs not active Flour Liverpool Is 6i; corn.
I'D; cotton, 3l6d.
Tue stock market remains inert The late decisions in
the application Of the usuy laws the debts of the Dry
Dock Bank, amounting 0O0 due Morrison q
Sons, Of London, have caused alarm The New
York law repudiaes the whole debt for nsny and very
few Of the debts OF corporations exempt from the
Under these circumstances stocks avoes although
very large operations made in real Tho quota
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17

WILLIAM H. MINNIx, Of General Land Once viii
claims Of kind against the government be
Of the departmental His Ia the dieu
bounty lands, will enable him full qualification III who ma
require his The prompt Of patents lands
located BY military will be secured and al
taken recover lost Or deadletter warrants Csm for M
will special attention He will also sepd 70 the
ing rents payment of
this city by residents and Others.
Reference made Gen. James Shields, formerly Commissions
Land Once Hon. Richard NJ Young, late Ccmmk
q the General Land Once all the officers q The Gsn
Land Once members Of generally 0Ethe State Of illinois,
Thomas Richie, Edmund Burke Peter Force, w w Seaon,
Blair, J. G. Rives Richard Waiach.
Oce Iiaup Weedons Coach Factory west Of the
Market Washington, D. G.
Sen 1o~
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17

MONEY Closes more abundant. m lN39E3I
The circular issued by the Secretary OF Treasury in
effect raising the dufes upon iron Gc, his respon
sbity, stopping salaries, and aboishing the revenue
vice. astoshed the pubc thar they have hardly re-
covered An edict close the ports would hardly be more
surprising. Yours. PRENTICE
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17
rELEGRAPAlc REpOnTs FOR THE UNION.

STEAMBOAT Sunk
CIscIsEATI, jan i5 The Boston, fcighed with
valuable cargo, from ST. Louis for Pttburg, sunk
few days since This boat and cargo win be total loss
BALTIMORE, January I6-9. 81 IN.
AT New York to-day cotoh fnrther sdyanced cent
There sales Of 5000 bales Upa I'd Orleans
l55.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17

-. Valentines Day, 1850.
CAPTAINS UNION MAGAZINE FOR FEBRUARY, 1885, con
tains hirr Embellishments and fpsnsseren original
The conubn,o TO this Magazine are well known and
eised, that we deem Z needless % enumersie them
OF this thirty embellishments, there
VESTS FIRST EFFORT IN ART.n
splendid full page mezxotinto
PORTRAIT or MRS. JAMES X. POLK.
splendid steel plsie entitled
"THE WINTER sERENADERsn
PORTRAITS BssyAnIs WEsT, Rev. H. II. MLxAx HANNAH
MooRK, AND WARs, the celebrated artist.
The Of this number beautiful colored print by
entitled aCos.rAscr and designed vALESrsE words by
Miss Anna G. Lynch.
spend your quarter, reader, for plate
given. contains blank line just
your "fnendn who win receive thereby
but beautiful Magazine boot with all Its
TEsxs-singe copies cents copies Of this number
81.
copy per annum, premium portrait The
late Presidents James * Polk William Henry Harrison,
Group Washington Family General Taylor Benjamin
Henry Clay Either Of these worth alone o.
Two copies - annum, and either Of the above premiums
Five copies per annu an extra Magazine and oae Of the
premiums 70 the agent or person getting the club.
0sving made arrangement with the publishers copies
picture, Hx oy yoms wrs
LKy,n we make the following
LIBERAL OFFER,
copy Magazine year. Wesley Print a. or
TWENTY copies Of The WESLEY PsMr and NINE copies Of
90 Remember, the impressions out English
platte but from plato engraved In the highest style
Those sending their early will proof Impressions
OFFER EXTRAORDINARY,
full saan Magazine for lets and 1850 volumes
OF Campbs Foreign Monthly Magazine washington
print thus securing upwards o pages literary mat
- ''' y xdd i :" '''' ioss sAKrAIs CO.,
Jan. 17-2tw Philadelphia.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17

lAHr0N GRAPE sHAWnA--Tne sub-cribers would re-
ecusy invite the attention following
puucsual cu~onser. We have ~ = :
IS rich embroidered coored Grape shsw cost go "a
import; win b. sold at half the original
rich plain white Grape shswk
~ lowpriced do do
10 rich embroidered white Grape shawis.
Jan 17--3uf CLA0ETT NEWTON MAY co
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17
si.sos 22,425~ 81

This increased deficit has boon very rapid, and, being
taken conclusive Of short crop, estimates reduced
10 100000 bales and than half Of the large sales
were speculation. The week closed with prices two
cents above those 10 Liverpool when the packet arrived
with Of an advance Of I'd. on that side This further
excited the market; and advance Of cent has been
obtained the rates Of Saturday. Quotations
as follows;
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17

limited STATES HOTEL, washington. ID. Cine
Unified ssates Hotel having been thoroughly repaired newly
fnised for the reception guests situation Of
pshc and % persons having business the Capitol within
very Few steps Of the railroad depot, and distance
Capitol The proprietor feels confident Of make his
comfortable, and ths spared
vdtsrs tfT 'f-' EDyV nj. EtlTER II
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17
BY GREEN = rAsrsr. A.es,...sr..

N1tIT ~ 0ESHHN q TAsThTs Aucth0noern. 4
STATIONERY, PAPER, Sc., AT AUcTIoN-on Friday, The
~ 18th shall Stationery Comev on
Pennsylvania second street. nj 10 ocock
good assortment Of stationery,
Letter and fooIscsp paper
Blank ruled books
Ink, inkstsnds, gold % pens
Cards Of every description, portfolios
Dressing and card cases, with large o Of
stationery line. =
Terms cash. Sale positive.
GREEN 4 TAsTET,
Jan f7-a Auctioneerr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17

Toys, CONFECTIONERY. COUNTIES, -. Ass c.srs r,x
TuREs &C., At AUCTI0N.on Thursday de i'm instant
we shall sell At the confectionery TOW store or M Wiinms
Pennsylvania avenue, between ii and an ssre n 10
lot q the above srcIes viz. soys: csud, srr conIc
ucne psss cases bow wtndsws counter and
lerms cssn sale positive GREEN TAsTET,
snn if--t tffe Auctonceu.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17

Fsom this - appears that qoanuy eqoar 10 thrtc-fbs
Of 81 that passes from the western States TO the sescAr
hnds market out Of the country, and according 70 tho e
OF that foreign demand IL the volume or prouce
ported on the internal svenues increased Il Il also the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17
LAST WEEK BUT ONE.

LAST WEEK BUT ONE.
Odd Feilows' Hall, 7th street, washington.
OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR "A SHORT SEASON.
Handsomely ftted up with raised platform brilliantly lighted
with gas.)
BGynss csbrated fsris of Gigantic P1nora mas ened
VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
Embracing magnificent Halifax At
antic Liverpool London, from the Thames passng
bndges and ending with magnificent Of THAMES
brilliantly umnaied and both banks Of RIVER
In Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore by
exhibition every "Wednesday Saturday Al three
O'Clock.
Admission, Is cents Children under twelve years.
Doors open al 6A o'clock 70 commence moving at7x.
Dec l9-lmdA -Ags
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17

ELOOR OIL CLOTH.-Clagctt ~ DodsOn, dealers I'm
al kinds Of furniture dry goods Of Pennsylvania
and 9Th respectfully inform
and ucinsg that they have just received and have
order eight sheets and well oil CLOTH
which will be cut 10 dt any door desired.
The pleasure and satisfaction, In the
The Of this article which Is adapted
rooms pantes and halls OF PASSAGE only appreciated
those who have used them They them
hey have had justice done them, will never be without their
Also supply table cloths WIDTHS in rich gilt
and silver colors.
ease Alendae quilts, very cheap.
i do Lancaster do do.
l do berth do for single beds, cheap.
Also, remaining hand few pair Of
bankci bound which, consequence advanced
stage Of the season, Will be sold cheap.
And good carpcns which left from the
choice Of that description Of their
this rooms others
well adapted for bcdsdcs, rugs &c.
And ALSO
FOR covering furniture all Of which wish clear prepare
for good spring beginning We cordially
IN housekeeping TO call and examine for themselves
Jan lo--5nw2wf CLAGErT D0DsoN.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17

PRINTING INK.A large suppyof Eddys printing
ink Just received and for sale for cash the
ces. FITZHUGH COYLE
jan l1--eolw Agent for Thomas J. Eddy.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17

CONTINUES claims for revolutionary services,
valid, revolutionary, hafpay and wdows PENSIONS and u
claims growing
His long service clerk tn the Treasury Department and
and extensive experience AGENT enables him
with pompness and efficiency all claims committed
and management His charges uniformly moderate.
pected thai correspondents win pay postage.
RKSpERKHcEs.
Hon. A. p. Bagby, Ala. Hon. A. Iyerson Ga.
i. Butler King, Ga Col A. g. Bennett, r. M army,
Il. b. Rhet, SC. Gen. N. TowsoD, P. NJ Gen.
J. .. Phelps, Mo. Hon. e. La 6ere La.
p w. Tompkns, Miss. Scason,
J. H. Harmnnson, LA. Messu Corcoran Riggs,
C Chapman, Md Col r. r. Andrews, p. M A.
d. 8. Kaufman, Texas, Col d. J. Ricardo, New Orlczn,
Job Mann, Pa Maj. Lloyd J. Besi, r. NJ A.
A. X Parrs comptroller Of Peter Hasner esq, ID sudia
treasury treasury III
Sept 27-ly
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17

,0nnoN. nvsrpseL snA Gsrsnan pan~fAssursA
watches The finest quality Imported This country. Also
GEy NJ diamond es END a Il variety e. ls b CHAuE
o. ne watch with he guard, hey, chsin and
~ suseu, rpsnnsyvania svsnns, Wsshingon, D. 9.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17

o. Divine service will performed In the han or
the House OF Representatives Chaplain Of The Senate on sun
DAY nex, me 2uth INST, al III O'Clock, u. Jan Ia
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17

WANTED. situation teacher, by a graduate OF am
European University, who competent thoroughly
the Latin Greek and English languages English
and mateniatcal branches for
gcs and universities Of the The very
tons from gentlemen, residents the United
duced Address IL. d.. Washington city D. o.
Jan i5--eo3ts
THE I~xnse. FIRE, Lar, and Marine Cons-
pany Of Lexington, Kentucky Agency in Washington No
Todds Buildings, Pennyyana by
The Legislature Of kenucky for the Of nsung
other buildings, ships In merchandise,
er from loss damage Capital $500 600 all
A. T. snLLxAs, President
THOMAS D. BAxrxK, Secretary
CHARLES DE sELDrNG
Jan. 5-2awimif-u Agent for the District Of Columbia.
EENTLEMENy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has this
day received large and full gnemen OUTFIT
Family Shirts OF superior quality and new
styles The Of retailing shirts wholesale prices con
tnued by Stevens.
CRAvATs.
supply black fancy imported and
believed 70 be the newest In market
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS,
IN ak, lambs a very Inree
assortment, and some Of extra large - -
UMBRELLAs.
A full supply Of silk and cotton, styles.
Also pockethandkchie, gloves, perfmey, dressing robes
brushes, nxoin article
mans wardrobe or toilet use all Of which viii be sold uniform
prices sTEvENs's,
Great Hat and Genasmens ou,auinr EstsSlhhmcnt
Dec, 3-eodn 4tf No. Browns Hotel
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17

RIO the manifold advantages q health economy dscp
progress, training the Faculty OF this institution
selected Tor It's spgn
situated Lexington and Muysvilc Turnpike twenty
miles place. and forty from the foner emphalcay
country being ten twelve miles distant from
village The buildings mostly well constructed g
cadets. Nl
This place is unsurpassed healthy atmospheric pure water
scenery and unquesi0nably Of the e
literary institution In the United States The
Rreaily during the
OF forty beautifully situated ON the margin ofs
Licking immediately In tho Of the buildings, Will
for military exercises.
The removal be Immediately aler Christmas hs
school opened place dayf January 1885,
year from the first Monday Of September
the third Friday Of June--foEty weeks.
l84 TERns.s MN4M &@ *.te
charge for tuition, boarding, lodging, washing
lights backng servants attendance musc use Of arms &c, will
$d0 will be required In advance
day the end Of the From the first
day January example, the third Friday Of june wen
four weeks,) IL II S96.
Georgetown KY Dec 95-3tdA3tep
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-17

CENTLEmESs Wear AZ Low prsees.--ws re.pccsf,n,
solicit the attention Of gentlemen cempese ss-ovsmes ~
goods for their use, which we win sell below ors,
o. toe advanced period Of in order
70 make room for spring supply. We following
Mich oa,nncrss, sk and satin veinEs, figured and plain
French English, Scotch and American casxjuere~
Of which are the best In the District - N'" 80
Fine Frnsh cloths, black blue brown olive and sen
Together with complete Of shirts dravers .ov..
hosiery, &C., IN wool and cotton. T' ~ -, s'''''
cLAcETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.