Convention Between United States and Portugal 1851
The article reproduces a bilateral treaty dated February 26 1851 between the United States led by Daniel Webster and Portugal led by J C de Figanière Morao. It outlines payments for American claims, arbitration on the General Armstrong case, installment schedules through 1856, and ratification procedures in Lisbon and Washington. It notes Millard Fillmore’s public proclamation and includes subsequent notices and assorted literary commentary.
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United States of America
Portugal
Algarves
United States
Daniel Webster
J. C. de Figaniérez Morao
Order of Christ
O. L
Conception
Villa Vicera
General Armstrong
Fayal
Armstrong
Lisbon
Washington
D. C
J.C. DE Figaniere
T. S
Charles B. Haddock
Antonio Aluizio Jervis d’Atouguia
I. Millard Fillmore
Millard Fillmore
Soulé
France
Louis Napoleon
America
Madrid
Normandy
Westmoreland
Soule
Paris
London Times
M. Soulé
England
Ostend
London
Arctic
Cronstadt
Admiralty
Sir Charles Napier
Nelson
Baltic
Daily News
Liverpool
Napoleon I
New York, &c
Europe
Ingraham
Jackson
Crimea
St. Petersburg
Hamburg
Trent
Sebastopol
Lord Cardigan
Poland
Persigny
Strippal
Russia
Turkey
Clamor Publico
Cuba
Saragossa
Pampelona
St. Sebastian
Barcelona
Berlin
Brussels
Vienna
Gulf of Finland
Riga
Revel
Coul
Atlantic
Private sale of boots and brogans at office auction
Volume XLV Boots Shoes and Brogans outlines a Thursday December 14 sale at 10 o'clock to close sundry consignments. It notes $00 cases of boots shoes and brogans, a private sale of a general assortment including sole leather rough leather calf hip split leather kid and goat skins linings bindings etc with liberal advances on consignments for public or private sale.
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Irm
Washington City
Capitol
United States
Washington
Townsend, Mallard & Cowing
New York
Baltimore
Loring & Phillips
N. B
W. Ft
Capen
Luke
Philadelphia
Boston
Iowa
An Opening Address for the Boston Theatre
A long verse prose opening address celebrates theatre, Shakespeare, and Thespis, tracing the drama’s birth in Athens to English heritage and Boston’s new playhouse. It praises virtuous drama, calls for public approval, and urges virtue, taste, and reform through stage art. It honors Roscius and Shakespeare, links freedom with culture, and envisions Genius dwelling within the theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Theatre
Crow
Boston Theatre
Olympus
Goda
Thespis
Eschylus
Greece
Romeo
Roscius
Shakspeare
Boston
Athens
Evolution of newspapers and a series of mid-19th century events
A sweeping roll of historical notes traces newspaper origins from Italian gazettas to English dailies, then shifts to court cases, gas works processes, and local Philadelphia society affairs. Included are cases like McCord’s slave chase, civic reports, and transatlantic dispatches on the Crimean War with market and commodity updates.
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Venice
Geo. Chalmers
Bess
Burleigh
Mercury
The
Intelligencer
Washington, D.C
Times
Jupiter Tenans
McCord
Ohio
Xenia
Chapman
Chapmans
Worcester Transcript
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Boston Post
Boston Press and Post
Boston Statesman
Sea Wear
Commonwealth
Post
W. EF
Maveriilisu Cet
Boston and Maine Railroad
New England
Iatisa Wentee
York
Concord
Guy
Carri
Dea
Fua
Cood
Carria
Clarke & Son
Orrick No 10
Water Street
Anl
Ehtings
Wate'et
le Brun
Marganita Maibranche
Posteile van Zeehoeck
van Coppel
Preinart
de Lille
Alfred Marcher
Morgan
Willis Stable
Devonshire Street
Westminster Abbey
William IV
Charles
Jacob
Cruickshank
Samuel
Eter
Parks of
Sir Thomas Lawrence
Grace Darling
Haumoure
Sun
Bull Hight
Saville
Bath
Bristol
Cape Coast
Seniers
Thaxter & Brodhead
Tremont Row
Albane
Salvator Rosa
Tribune
Florence
A Havins
Venday
O'Vtock
Bevers
Dowbie
Buxting
Jurgerson
Breting & Frere
Hasket
Tobin
Hennessy & CO
Winter Street
L. Gerry
Samuel L.jerry
New Hampshire
Maine
Samuel Hatch
Corner Or
Coxcress and
Bath Streets
Cambridge
Dana Street
Dana HM
Leonarda CO
Boylstown
Tremont Streets
Cabinet OF Minerals
New York State
James Tucker, JR. & CO
Pearl Street
P.P
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad
Concord Railroad
Hadley Pally Co
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Pasumpsic River Railroad
Western Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Bank of Commerce
Amoskeag Manut. Co
Vermont and Canada Railroad
Shaves Boson Water Power Co. Stock
Michigan Central Railroad
Great Falls Manot. Co
Iehare
Boston Atheneum
Cheshire Railroad
Boston and Worcester Railroad
Bay State Mills
Paaiey ‘Alls
State Bank
Eastern Railroad
Dwight Manufacturing Co
Stares Jackson Manut
Boston and Sandwich Glass Co
Érights Ilo Do de Dstares Perkins Mis
New
Boston and Providence Railroad
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
New England Goal Mint Co
Boston and Providence Road
Market Bank
Vremont Bank
Ates Grove Bank
Exchange Bank
Yohares Lancaster Mites
Springfields Hallroad
Mad River
Lake Queen
Ogdensburg
Ntral Inconvertible
Sevan’ Voman
Ng Sige Tyme
D. Codfiss
OKRU
North Thart
Haddoc K
Sioundian
Brazil
THOS
Tremlett
Argols
Oporto
Winslow Brothers
State Street
Lead.s
Galena Lind
KER& Edmands
India St. Nia
Bowker & Edmands
India St. Nis
Porpe
E Wade
Washington St
ZOO
Silas Phikce & CO
Kim St
Califor
Califor- Zoo
Nia
Russell & Tilton
Long Wharf
Cadiz
Thos, Tremleti
S Wharf
Judd
PA Bowker & Edmunds
Inaia St
Peirce CO
Si Kim
F Thayer, Rick & CO
India St
Duffield
Tierces DuMeid
Hama
Briguam & Co
W. OD B. Reynolds & CO
Nis
Richmond F
FLOUI
W. B. Rey
Epsom Salts
Winslow Cet S
U. States
U. S
WM. S. Derrick
Monetary Affairs
N. Y. Journal of Commerce
U. S. Mint
California
Tees
Diogenes
Saasea of
Mori Cs
New Orleans
Board of Currency
Hawke
Citizens’ Canal Louisiana
Louisiana State Mec. & Traders
Southern Union
Taney
Dillon Ellicott
Maryland
Redding’s
Bentley
Ingoldsby
Routledge
Rothschild
James Eyre
Alma
Marseilles
Nicholas Romanoff
Brimstone and Treacle
Dundas
Storr No 45
Sanders & Parker
Pear Street
Dubois & Brother
Store
Kimball & Robinson
Hanover Street
Wales Tucker
Tucker & Lester
Office
WM. F. Lawrence
T. C. Webb & CO
Fulton Street
Reed & Bryant
Merlant
Prin
Manson
J. Philbrick
American House
Tyler & Wild
Ets Street
Anthia
Banoum Train & CO
ST & 38
Lewis Whart
Lon
Barin K Brothers & Co
Unicon
Lel
W. Marshall
Hartford Times
Lyceum
Marshall
Hamlet
Dane
Mr Marshall
Spear
Randolph
North Bridgewater Gazette
Mercantile Beneficial Association of Philadelphia
Music Fund Hall
Bishop Potter
Conrad
Board of Managers
Relief Committee
Association
New York Express
Whittingham
Doane
New Jersey
McKvaine
Diocese of
Virginia
Louisville Times
Bucks County
John T. Neely
Sodbury
Richmond
Ohio River
Louisville
Ray
Cleveland
Henry Giles
Vermont
M’lie
Rachel
Jared Sparks
Brantz Meyer
Capt. Canot
William Stickney
Mass
Darien
G Morg
Georgia
Tufts College
Otis A. Skinner
Christian Freeman
Hosea Ballou
D. D
William P. Drew
John P. Marshall
Benjamin F. Tweed
A. M
Enoch C. Rolfe
M.D
Constantinople
Balaklava
Fort Constantine
Retribution
Canrobert
Liprandi
Lord Burghersh
Trieste
Prince Menschikoff
Nicholas
Prince Menschikof
Kornileff
Alexander
Constantine
Nachimoff
Semiakino
Cape Chersonese
Varna
Semlin
Pirwus
Bosphorus
Duval de Dampierre
Bosquet
Malta Times
Raglan
Prince Menschikod
the Danube
Bucharest
Sereth
Sadyk Pacha
Gortschakoff
Pruth
Danube
Achmet Pacha
Iskender Bey
Dobrudscha
Baltic Sea
Sveaborg
Finland
Aland Islands
Menselfikoff
London Weekly News
Austria
Frankfurt
Italy
Rome
Pontifical
Legations
Umbria
Trinidad
Brimstone
Sunn
Bombay
London Borough
Kent
Weald
Sussex
Dublin
Havre
Carolina
N. Y. Herald
Enos S. Preston
Adams & Co
Brooklyn
Conn
Windham
Supreme Court
Foster
Welch & Tyler
Preston
Enos Preston
Ellsworth
E. Newbury
Daniel Pratt, Jr
Old State House
Henry J. Gardiner
Massachusetts
Tower of Babel
Daniel Pratr, Jr
Canadaies
Sin
D, P, Jr
Barnum
Colossus
Cleopatra
Pizarro
Mogul
Fanny
Canada
Jenny
Mary
Tom Thumb
Barnum and Howes
Ceylon
S. B. Howes