The New York Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1845, Page 3

. LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. — Very Important from Washington—Benton Triumphant—The Administration in the Minority in the Senate. We give several important leite r our cor reepondents ii: Weslington, disclosing the interest ing events in the Senate. The western wing of the democracy, headed by Mr. Senton, have triumphéd in the Senate in the re-election of Mr. Dickens as Secretary. Oppori- tion or no opposition, we are very glad that Mr. Dickens is retained in his place, because he 19 a | mosteacellent officer. ‘This success of the opposition, indicates that when- ever occasion requires, the western section of the democracy will join the whigs against the adminis [tthe Texan Senators come in this session, and a1 Mpchange. (ADVERTISEMENT. AUCTION SALES. AMUSEMENTS. “ AMUSEMENTS. Slam Malas Bonte™ iq ast Nora’Werktht 82 tr | beat Boge EN LORE § | ee | 0 Foun Fe Bean | | QRALED PRorosAis wil be ae fw et PPUB OaRoR COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT. PAUM FHMAT EN. 4 4 ; | sin resbertfat' 7 | bn | tw we 3 Yo OB | meseromage, analyte ae eng Pe besa, radles g CoTION THIS DAY at lig sctosty athe slesroom, | TE FY BUG irerber aly iformed thr 3 picara | «=«- MR. AND MRS. CHARLES KEAN uw OW 125, io 19 | Seauner Spoucer, fur the tera of one Year from tho ist vot Fe tape lgee 3 ncke pad To Haity talance | a seale of great magvitade, will be given ate eg oN wa MT enforhereqeauenerriag tte same se iat alvmed ogi apt ob dae Hl dol, oued of arto ow Tit hab AUTRE Eas, basen 3 <li jo ms diy | in he aural soya camitne he Tia, and const the | leg shy ta palcaapiaes cae aa Peak ade Mg Testhnony of Reopret tothe unweaied zen) aud candid | y beget es Ales | os, ke. hy. , c + Mr. Qhorles K se Sirs | Iojoe [1bs, of | cuaces of |hfpinis of | “Also, » lunge invoied of splendid poeket ent'ery and relseors, MR. AD TATTERSON, | Dir. Chailes Kenn 9% 100 eo 21 pi Eduorof che Anglo Ameri 7 m0 3/5, to pay advanee ati 1% Fall porticnlars will be duly apnounced. Sous dow sevee 7 #0 by Week. wie er ‘icke's Si—io Le obtsived ut the usu places, of of the fol- rs oe aX 300 bo 3 | Deveofthe Werk oy sui age § Lose ‘owhie gouthmeu, metabers of the Comtnitree :™— lemaut) 3 nie He. | gore kead OOK of the Bark for Savings, No. 92720, The firder is“; Umcler, Bag. HB. M.| Wm Seharteuverg, Esq. La Polke... > 3 P10 Gig, | Smaday. wads 1 ‘4M oO requested to leave it at the Bauk, No. 107 Chamber the nt’ Geonal beckery ot | Or Oter: Naa, Br Ban | Meveeesseiceres riers gk Miro atl tie — aT Mi ec, Esa iy Se bio BM | Toueeday? ugh od | PB a respectshle wom, ababe’ to wet nurseras shehay “ident of the Bt George's | . 8. Cham. evs, Enq. ee oe ee aR 10 2 | griany... ‘ Nei lost ber see ud babe, oneday old, Lives at 128 Ven'eenth ws A A. Sodus Hee. Bs 8 iy | Saturusy. Venn between 7th and Khaveuues, "OT dO ftom | Sen eo Eee | Seren ea Price of 20 0 do, D0 6lhg of 90 =e en an ae ee WANTED, Raward Paysoa, bq. S gon Yelock sip eheh om a BS 75 Stow KR so | are ver Weekes 2-26 696 3 108 8 7 | A. SITUATION az Nur or S-amstrers in a private fuily. Joseph Rhodes, Ea: ws elaiocte = Ue Oetoeli elias tetraaa 350 Favners’ Trost 296 100 do «0 38 ‘The retious to be of good and wholesome quel ty, to be ap- Apply, efter 9 o'clock, at 20 Stone st. The best of cuy R. 5. Stenton, Esq. ee — vn 100 go 100 4 60 iy Prove by the Col’ estar: es the ailerent sregies compel i reference ex be given. oly ere H 5 MUSIC COMMITTEE Wiss “OWERY } 4 w > 32 | Lnerations, to vered 0 the vess . aie | — = siden o MUSIC COM) BE. . W. JACKSON... MANAGER AD PRIE’ | tration. 150 Rost Boston Co iw ‘0 30; | cient casks and vessels, to be vrov ded by the costactor aed BOARD WANTED, | | Robert Boge, Esq., Treasurer | U. C-Hlitl, eq, President BON... MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR | tration. ig Fie RR w do #90 38s the conteuts thereof distinctly marked on each. VOR a bey lady, with one J, wi hin five minutes’ of ao. Philharmonic Society. MRS. SHAW FOR FOUR NIGHTS MORE a RE cl ‘ecm not to exceed four dotlars & d9 3h It is to be distinctly understood, thatno bids will be entertain- Vice Pre- i from th Bepy Owen, Esq., Secretary | George Loder, ot do. sideat of do. i ‘ Secretary of do. us uot actually engaged in the business to which N the Jerond Moa: cuntractor will be bound to fur day Evening, December 1, 1y Dixon, F: 810 shs Long Island $0 shs Morris able uction, as cltee be requi 21), M Mottram, Kage dla Dodworths sa, Trea: | The performancy to commence with 1 nt? ¢ We BS wccteaen the éapisin ofthe vessel; with the approbirion of the Collec, MEN to go South or West, to Thom F. Green, Esq. ake Bafana : ROMKO AND JULIET. caus hake 3735p 25 Nor & Wor tor (vot cxeceding upon au average, one day in each week.) new and popular Publications. Jonu K. Bradbury, aq: Thomas Goodwin, Exq., Lie ‘ -Mis Shaw ee too Be such fresh meat, aud fresh vegetobles, as may be equivalent to ‘ s will John Spawrorth, sq. brarian of do. Mi J Scott 1 do ae a i the corresponding parts of the ration allowed in the naval sere | Writing, with ou oj learing $1, R H.C. Timm, Ist Assistant Of veuport ® do 1% 15 2 fo 3 wes : men now ib our ewploy will, no doubt, make nar Ota Sirs Mattoon B sat? Hr ea and Persons proposing will trausmit their bids sealed to the Sec. | Year clear of all expense. ach will hive huis di Tes. N.A.| A. Boucher, Esq, 2d do. do. s + Stickney 100 Mosris 2% gp do retary of the Treasury. ye necessary for them to have at least fom $25 to $40 to obtain. J."R. Bi cant Ucines’ Mas 0. iu eee ed 0 dito C. W. LAWRENCE, Coltrotor. | 3, K0od Htting out: Appy at PRENCHS Pavtishing Hall, 208°) De. it. Levett Luther B. Wytnan, Esq. THE SURGEO 25 sha Morris Canal ensh 3i¢ Teas cee es rae: fOM HOUSE NEW yor ncaa wi atone See BALI ' f 125 sha Morris Canal ensh 2 shs Canton Co 2a CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW YORK, Ss 7 Se eae ; LL. B 3° do cash 21% 25) do ah 3a Collector's Office, Dee. ih. 1845 '§ «=|: NEW FRENCH RESTAURANT & COFFEE HOUSE, MERICAN ENGINE CO. No. 1X, will hold their An- ty 5 do 2% 90 do 3555 GEALED PROPOSALS will be received AT NO. 737 BROADWAY. nul Ball on Weduesday Evening, December 2ith, at See Bellurd. rhillips % do 30 2 85 do 37% | yepartment uutil the th ir stent for such Me NEL & LE COMTr,, beg to announce Gothic Hall, Adams street, Brooklyn, | [CP bower Buses ou cents ad end Third Tiere, 2 ete.; a do ev 2% % do 9M Chaudiery, &e., aug iasuch quantity, aud at t geueral, aud to distiuished families ‘Tickets $3-—alwitting a geatlemau and ladies, to be obtained Pir and Gallery, 1236 cents Feel aoe MS ean Ey be required for the use of the United Sites Revenue Steamer Pit scaler, Wht th 7 have oueued an elegant Breuch Restaurant | of the following ws eS Db iN half past 6. the ae at 7, 250 Fermers’ Trus! 2 ong Is 4 oats, Which m: br Uriet, di 4 2 aNO, ALVi RRANGEMENTS: | 7 25 Stonington HR eash 39% 190 do "G06 | the pear Couimsuslag thet sper following | Dinners sud Supyers may be had at any 1 Leee eon ie ete GRAND GERMAN OPE SA, joand a rich sup ne “ "3 EC = Achaea eens | tae, ths coufectioueryricilies, ice creams, Cha'lottes-rasses, Se. EX Li npg PALMo’s OFERA HOUSE, Chambers Street. i ‘Adzes, shipwright. cach Gimlets, assorted, doz quisite Liquors and the moat eh vice Wines Orders received P. 8. Hughes, (Tokar doe: Saturday Evening, Dec. 13, On the 9th instant, Mitton, son of Isaac Snell, in the ““*"""cooners copper, each | Gius Tot, piece from Famil us for Bre-ktasts, D ners and Suppers, or separate under the management of Mr. DER FRET So UTZ h wer C RLisc The thoor will “ dit, 16, 03 im*re THE IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIFTY’S BALL. Ord Romsnele Opes. is 5 He By CR Maria Von Weber. Para aist of his age. Ist year of his ag Contectiovaries His friends ena relatives are raepectfully invited to Gridiron, each ip lied with every kind ct Pastry, Jellies Gunter’s Scale, each r Ice Creams. tend his faneral, without further invitation, from his set Grapuels, Ib #00 REWARD! arene ed oe a TEE - . . " suet reslinboe, 21 Wash ington street on Vhureaay, | Avaya eate Haweer, Macll } ee OMISSING. "THEWGRANT SOCIETY rereesilly aumcuscetuene | uckéeajtghemiaa Peace, Horr ¢, Sauce (11h instant.) ata o'clock, P. M. 3t | Avis brad, doz Cigar SUSPICION OF FOUL PLAY ! Anonal | } ‘ wit 0 ‘4 iP Made A. Oo Jo Fianidia M: Korstmaky Herr F Meyer Her W_ Boucher Herr F Schwan ot Herr Lutz err K. Sehaepl Ime. Poppeaberg: raulein Muller bhe, that the second Anpual Bail in sid of the junds oft! Agathe, his Daughter: ety, will be given at Niblo’s, ou MONDAY Eveuing,De- Auehen, her Cousin... ber 2th. Caspar, hirst Ranger 23. ieksts, to admit a gentleman and two ladies, are three dol- Max, second Ranger, Jarscach, and may be had from any of the officers of the So- Simiel, the Wild Huster, ciety, : ‘L. W. Clerke, Esq., President, 43 Navaau st, Gregory Dilion, Esq, Ist Vice President, 33 Barclay st. Joreph Stuart, Esq , 20 Vi jent, 52 William On the 7\h instant, in Sharon, Litchfield County, Con- nee icut, Hon. Jonx Corton SmitH, in the 8ist year of hisnge. The Jeceased was born in 1765, and graduated in Yale College in 1783. In the year 1800, he was elected a Ropresentative to Congress from the cut. and took his seat at first mi held at the city of Washington. i Houseline, 1b. or ell, & Ham- Hambrotine, Ub Hooks and ‘Thimbles, Ib Handspikes, bickory, each ARTHUR MORRELL, of the firm of mad, manutaeturers of blauk 0. 60 John street, | ce parted with a friend at the comer ot Chatuam and Pearl streets, | on Thariday evening, December ath, (instant,) at halfepast ten. o'clock, for his residence, No, 5 Sullivan street—wit | tention of going through ‘Pearl street, up Broadwa nal to Sullivan street—since which time nothing has beea from hin He i welout, each shod, each Hammers, claw, each eee pump, each “sheet iron, Ib ir Brushes, scrubbiag, each varuish, each z of that body n the year 1812, he w: a ie hi it 25 or 26 years of about five ‘ice Pre r ( ted G r of Connecticut. In the year 1831 he clamp, each " Tiveting, each feet eight inches in height, very, straight, aud was dressed, ot Hugh Kelley, Bag. .3d Vice President’ 138 Bower i mann chosen President of tho American Biblo Society, and far, exch + chipping, each the vime. in black pautaloous, plaid vest, black frock cost James Reyburn, #34, Treasurer, $9 Wall st. The Ghowt of Agathe Tauleia Warner fe , Ys has been present and made addresses at nearly all of i anniversary mectings since that p riod Chorus of Hucters, Musici easants, orides ids, ete. The scene of actions in Bohemia, during the time of the Thisty Years War. Books of the Opera, i Gerinan aud English, an original William Redmond, Esq., Treasurer pro. tem., 44 Exchange ace. John T, Doyle, Esq , Corresponding See’v, 75 Nassen at M.J. OF onnoi, ksq., Recording Seo'y, 99 Joha st dark avercoat with velvet collar, boots aud India rudbers, and carrying an umbrella. He bid ia his possession, at the time, about 50 or 60 collars in bills. partly current—gold pen, silver casa, Levi Brown, msker—and a silver toothpick ; complexion paint, assorted, doz | Hooks, anchor, fish, Ib whitewash, each * “chain, th hickory dor Hanks, dez birch, doz Halliard RE PaID LeTTERS TO ALL PARTS OF EUROPE. "com, doz dark, black heir and+ yes, and uo Whiskers. On one fiuger was Felix sby, Esq., 119 Maiden lane English transiation by C. B. Burkardt, Esq., for sale at the x —The subscribers will receive and forward Letters per Bunting, all eolors, fall width, a plain gold riug. marked on the inside, ‘rom A. 1 LM. John Manning, + 166 Pearl st. Bo ice. CAMBRIA. from Bi Dee. ‘The bags will cl t3se | piece M” He was 4 man of the most correct and domestic habits, C,H. Sheahan, Isq.. M Fulcor i Seats ay, be secured every day from 10 o’clock, A.M, elock, on Monday, the 1th int, Buvting, all colors, hf width. strictly temperate, and in whose family and business counec: James Muthews, # sq.. 99 Wail st. 1IV4 o'clock, P.M. atthe box office. The suvseription book HARNDEN & CO, 6 Wallstreet pwce | tious existed the ‘u.most harmony. No cause butfoul play | Dr. Hugh Sweevey, 97 km st. Alto open, aud the Fatrons of the Opera are rev pectfully in- P. 8.—Letters can be paid as above to all parts of the Conti- | Beeswax, Ib. f | could have produced his absence. | Arthur stewart, fsq.,68 Merchants’ Exchange. d to honor the Manager of the German Opera by their ent. diltolsinsr | Blocks, friction rollers, per Tb | The above reward wil be paid for his recovery, or any infor- + M. Naury, Es Pine st, | A oh CONSULATE OF SPAIN inch, per sheave ulking, each mation concerning him that will lead to it, by has partner or | James Olwell, Esq’, 179 Wes Prices of Admission—First Tier aud Parquette, $1; Second a SPAIN. Blocks, iron bushed, per inch, v | family, at No. 5 Sullivan street. ‘Thomas Boland, ksq., 18 Ann | Tier, 90 cts. 5 F NEW YORK, per sheave Junk, 1b | JOHN C, HAMMOND. John MeNicol, Esq , 51 Roosevelt st. Doors open at 7 o'clock performance to commence at $ o’el’k Decemner 9th, 1845. Us Blocks, snitch, in | December 7th, 1845. 48 3tis in Thomas Swanwick, ksq., 55 Pine at. precisely. Bath bricks, doz Blankets, jou, pair Bede r d neat cf kin ofsaid deceased. SieoPes, J areilion, piece | James Shepherd, keg | Charles E. shen. Esq., 84 Cedar st. | Terence Donnelly, keq.,7 South William st. ‘And at the office of the Society, No 6 Ann street. Kids, copper, hooped, each © EMILY, Gustavus nud Charles Adolfo Howard, | De salee Mice Cosies Gone: on tatae karat UMNSNUD sk ects ns ee ed for Jeland of Cubs, decessed, and to all others, the le YHILADELYHIA, + LneEy ae Mexaeen CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. | ALL PERSONS indebted to the subscriber, heretofore | transacting b ie tuame and stale of J. ¥. Leather, rigging, Ib “pump, tin, piece fins p NPHE FIRST GRAND E. under Puemance ofan order, dated 2ith Jue Inst, ofthe Genes | Beil table eas Log tip Brine o.vare hereby exutioved from paying F, RICHARD 029 SaTu&Th toD29"re =r ra] Judge of the trihunat ‘of the estates of deceased persons!” ‘fib oney for g es, “ize, sold in the nai 5 ——— = 1! day Mvening, December 1, (Wuer General de difuntos) of Puerto Principe Tale id large, and fixtures, each Tanipaus, real, oo Peer) each | Stn Brilguesscoueline aa terihen tacaee iota: GRAND CHRISTMAS BALL. Third Night of the GERMAN MAGICIAN, of Cubs, you are herehy summoned aud required to attend per- tee “ CLUSIVE, FANCY DRESS HERR deck, each ALEXANDER. sonnily, ‘or by sttorney daly authorized i in the al | coliget or receive auy, money, oF to disvose of auy wince, HE FIRST GRA EXCLUSIVE, FANCY DREE 0 0 torney daly authorized in writing, in the abov+ 1 silver, each | Litharge, Ib goods, wares, merchandize belonging to me or taken from! of the Minerva Society, will be held. at b ‘The evening's eutertainment will consist of a variety of sur- named t'ibaual, ia the testamentary proceedings 1 relation to saa fine » sem, 120 f rat ‘New d by J. es netya Rooms, No. 406 Broadway, on THURSDAY (Christ- _, cd plea the estate of eid deceased, to rerresent and doell mst ers. aud <4 Tiga Hens dag wb 328 (alts Ee aire eaaeieuiea aay aoa tion co ReThCd bac naar cunt ‘ pr GES mas) Even Dec, 25, 1845. ‘on, each & Co; alvo cautioning any one trom removing a bar and fixuu ag re things touching yourrignes ang THU Se TON Fae wood, each Cima tem the said premises, and the avid Richud has uo author.ty ‘The comutttee in aprouacing this, (the oaly Hall to be given een ON DUMATICS Be 1C8, NCISCO STOU N,. . Har masciaie ie tornan UTROES Gai aoe fd. by the above Socicty this season.) would inform therr frends SATURAL eth Consutef Spain. Bittle Anca eech sow eke | MoBrugve & Cotto hia date, ne OF NC The mame cfd. | rd those who attended ther baule last year, thet they have scpicisicnmiamed (sip SC made such arrangements «# enables them to ensure to sll who: may faver them with their comp cutertaiument. r i Mr. Wailace’s unrivalled Quadiille Band has been engaged for the ‘ cension. dl 2taw 1425 Tuk Th te THISTLE BALL. GERS of the THISTLE BENEVOLENT ‘ION respectfully announce that ther first ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE SUBSCRIBERS Barometer, each worms, each Camp bin cles eae Loggerheads, Ib RCO! SLOAKS, Kem A. Lumnier, white’ pine, clear, O id Youns Bewver Milled Gioth id Pilot. Overce umber: pia foot wna cae Wat RNNINGS & C a Breda ts ee ent Armerican Hotel. THE MAN. Me ANNHAKLEY,trom GLAS Ow. ASSOC! New. cre amber Bch, 1845, . The prices of adinission are as follows samostagreeable evening's | yaya Ther of Bowes and Upper Tiers of Boxes ARON STREET Teme PHILADELPHIA yy : 0 cents, Cordage, tarred hemp, vatent, , s Cordage, tarred hemp, bolt rope, low Cordage. Manilla, Ibs Cables, hemp, ewt “chain, lbs ers of the Ameri-an Edition of the LONDON T take opportunity thus exily to apprise the sub bers of the» pprosching close of the Secoud Volume of the Scorr. nie Tet FY pr ‘ AUKET BARQUE as announce tbat theyr_ fin hl a nleag lapel a ce thee of aa Copper, sheet. Tbe Mallets, caulk PCoosigarae will plaase vend their peranes ou board toot BAD) De thle senepe, 9 tee sinooee Ce Uneg As Ere ing, December Il, : TEL Lda i bavanlcecde eceauded’ to Uie Lows (CHAIR: Bs: ee Serving, each of Pine street, E-R., of to s anes ning: December Lith, at Castle csardenthe proceads to: be aP- | Secoud nig ADAMS in his great character of ir jaune eitstor tie preseue year | Chalk Hines, picee Martine tuner each WOODHULL & MINTURN en OE ae a Te beet RING LEAT. | i , o highe oo. It ac Year | Chissels, nssorted, set arline spilies, s.eel, each ik South street, | ys A 5 , Phich will be presented with « powerfol cast, combining the are doabiless ‘ts highest 3 Mees Unis: Ineo ace “thea, cold each Mareh rope. All goods not permitted iu five days must be sent ty guolic Me order of danolog abcording to prowranire., united tilent of two compinien, ; lepertory, embedyin of tne labors of many of les, sper, Ib y, | Measure copper, set store. do ree of Mu Mr. aberts 6; ndmund, Fredericks; Glost carratest ininds the Europers coutinent posers, may’ be | COPaaweES, brave, 1Oineh, eh] Ma tine, Ibe TICE AIL persons ave Torbid larbonng ontrustng om Geet lier Rtratoe sence ke; Goneril, Mrs Me Leen: by the wide-spread, aud most gracitying support the bouterdich, parca aveueact Nviies ctor the Brtth Co Rare ay | fendancetopreserve decorun. | Dawrald, ME Bhawe. - Am-rican edition has met with, the question is setded equally Apr seth Maul, Ib Glasgow, as" vo debts of their contra: ting will be para either by | Doors 1 commence precisely at 8 : DANCING MAD. iverw a4 tn Botsin ax co its intrinsse valoe from its contents, aud RACH ltl ieaine Gaaee weioaaie ab the captain or consignees. % ar | o'clock. “The, ¢ ball will be known by the Jncob Jerkin, Mee Burke tiggiue, Mr. Philips necessib lity fom its chespoess, over every contemporary ap- lo 3, yd Waal aad de WOODHBULL & MINTURN, band playing “Gude Night, au’ joy be wi’ yea’. 2 F> To-morrow, MACBETH, with al! the oriial music, from the Medical Press No.i34 | naite iron, wrought 1b ag ne 87 Srush otree*. Au arrangement hes been cade that staxes w il run throug | Grqo and Lublenus. te prodcced We aurpTiait Gece oe ths Hasroa st-eet, Broadway, the Bowery, and East ji huudred original, vovied, aud moat valuable « Ne ved by the sumerous Vody of professivnal “ ‘ te e cnet | FASCY BOXES FUK BONKONS. id feo) rdeu, uniil 11 o'clock, at the osual charges. {. nnder the direction of Mr Burton ‘Ss rupted €-reor Of wer ty-five years’ Coal, Lehigh, detent xin | Newdles Fie Seed FLAMING ine received a pleudid assorrment of Faney SOE ee alll ce NEL SoebuT otatae ie tee Bae “ION,” “1ON"— MUNEY,” “ MUNEY.” ey ro, A ea poets thet eive tP. | Cook’s Ladies, each «” \gaerline,dox rarest pri, the ers in same articies are invited | tery, by Ihe Greenwich street gate, a d going out by the gute THE DRAMA Cur'nins, morcea, mide up VER one wi r Nippers, each > their carriages on arriving at che Garden, nad on retuening vale Ween, of "Ton, e the artictes which are offered at lower pix oposite Penrl eur et, taking up ti reversed order. ces than they ever Were imported ‘Lo prevent coufasion, ite requ sted that parties will dismiss | RY for. ts the Park Tr BRUN La KOSIERE & COURT, coutsining stage re to-uigh* will want Laveet, ne tly two hundred ne rly two hun urectious, &e. P.ice Lastou’s Lectares on d A Cups and Saucers, Queen's 3 Leehig’s, oa Organic Chemistry; Oakum, Ib ry | 25 Lin*rh ham sreet. | tne firstou the stand Tne laspeetor of Hacks will be preaent ni acacia Be Mi Ditfen't Cabos: Bllargerss on | Mare daz, Sn ee CHEAP SOAP WOKK=. rigidly to enforce the Police regul tioas. wcities Money” & Comedy in fivescts by SirE. 1. Bal 1 a4 wells. the lengthened | Crowoars, Ibs ee gammer, gall | DEPOT NO. 5 COURPLANDT STREET Thos who intand to be st the Ballhad better early supply. | Rei otthartavorierctrma, Poos ity oes, all nut thers uote he | Eatinen « tinwccd Bagh al SCN OO GUE tea ST Bee Ty asmo more will be ued a eet dea he Lady cP ence: Richelieu, Fi ct sul occupies ana al, oe eee ak bs pe ee JOHSON'S Walnut O. Shee in4 Sosy, a zertioman red twa dies maz Sehcol for’ Beandel. te Wate, aud touey doo, exch arah aah ect ta ae walnut, euch | Oil.tare gall <5. Ieee aapr ee ahem, 261 Broedvay; Pecer | centss For salerwnolessle of retail, WY aa vion, Piueblaiecatrerentchescnotie b Oars, ash, feet All very highly. sceatsd, nud at prices lower than any other i Se SOE) eis ae 3.2 Astor Howse. appear, commevcing with the Ja- ie spruce, font | howie. All finds ot Perfumery for Barbers, Storekeepers, chs not transferable, LECTURE IN ST. PEtEWS CHUKCH, Vi n the Causes, Ae Recs atebi cand cack, ganas mauling Pee ean . CAMERON, Srcretary, 10 Leonard st. BARCLAY STREET om) the Middlem3.| Uetton, wasie 10! Priais, bt ck lead, Wo wh imc baeopieg “foo mk eye Al membors eottied to a Tuere are requested £9 | GHOULD the weather be ievoraul. on Su-day next. the Meh Lectures ill be Ceti Séraper, rach ORT ea ABRAHAM KasTOR. et wall berated on the evenineof the till.” “"ds6tistre Foote his Lecture vin the subj tes are the th ; toThe Lancet Deck Ligh s, patent, exch “ vedtead '* wy [MPORTER 343 Broadway, has received by late arrivals, t BALLS, PA LIbs, wo. the judge of controve sy ad the sole sule of fa Cau to) 3 Duck, ravens, heavy, bole Poreelli gy ya newest styles ot Frivges aud Lace Gimps, Trimmings for Rich, Fash nbl d Staple Articles ehareh will bec peur d at half past P, Lecture ot 70 chock wha becca aoneesteme lamp ae Ee 2 lieht, bolt eae sheathing, ream. Cloaks and Manullas, very rieh ‘thread Lace Capes low neck | po, jerhid reberachged ces pe Sts nel a nee Deais tree dp bepachateethrberte sty Lene eey imperial, bolt ot sl persia dy Capes ond Thread Lace Berths, Veils aud Sleeves, Thread | "Y'HE subscrivers ae daily ree "Vir NDELSSOHN' IFIGENE ec hedl pt ghopel ba Un pp Fad tton, bolt lecte cold pressed, ream Luce Collora ond Cutis aud ag eat varvety of black Silk Leces | gy, ding to their extensive assorm it ~ ORATURIU OF ST PAUL, : Site note) “Tew if beuiicd Dam. pi-ee uvelope, quire wud Thread Laces, Faney Articies, &c., which he offers tor | Gloves, 5 ispeuders, Kc. Their as ATORIV OF ST FaUL, , wereet na the or ainal from wbueh it ie taken. It wil b Fisiied Drawicg Exivencaiete al eecarasdie tile at wholekalp and verat, ie ‘tainivyto the wardrob iouable gentlemany will WATTLE be wertvimed at tue Tobetuacle, ou THURSDAY tw scribers and re or bale regu!) on the firet of ery ne Pit q a ore este at of any other establish- EVENING, b ith, woder the dire mot ‘iwi end as all subceripcnns uet-revewed ov or DefO'" thy pmery, th Pump tacks, co por thousand | Tp, PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERAIAN is ety and well worthy the atwntiow Of st ange: Mr GROKGE LODERG 8 Je 1846, will be stricken from the Jist, the at- Emery, eC | aba leans | GALLERY AND PHOTOGKAPHIC DEPOT, | The subserivers long and intimate Mr.H. C. "PUM wail presid: The 1 » Present supporters, ax wellasite fue pte, hard saw, each see rles, 1b S BROAD upper corver of Mamay, over'Ten | Of every department of their business, the senior partner hiv Tre solv parts wall Ui are putrous, is respectfu ly ealled to the subjret previous to Cth Poe Disa ote aie bre, awarded the Medaiy four’ Fira; | }0¥. ful the lattwenty years been acti ely engaged inthe same resideat toleut the usbering in « ching yore Funnel, wood, water, each “ kena Houors,” atthe fxhibition s: | Me Of business in this city, is a guarautee that all arte Principal Supr no—Mrs. E. LODER; ’ LANCET. Wevisinceuee ie = a anaettee eae | nhia, respectively, forthe bos: | cl€s, selected end manuf ctured by us, may be CoutraltemMrs. VALENTINE MOTT, Jr, her File each i ie e and apparatus ever exhibited. f ded on, not ouly for the superiority, of second appeara: ce tn Oretor Tenore= 1, ROBT GEO. PIGE, his second ap- pearance in Orstorivs “ Bassom Mr. WM.8. ROGERS, his second appearacee t iu the. durability of their workmaashi jar at'ention is devoted to the Keady Mad Patmes — 1) garments mauufrern t our Esta! lia rnd Flannel, cylinder, Forge uid dullows, each v Hlumbe s Premium Cameras, lustructi forwarded to any desired point, at lower ex Manuinecory. c mateh, set Padlocks, brass, each Tuaches, chin, exch 5, Pintes, Cases, he tes then by any oth: 023 tin D&W rae fe whment, * . ny he most approved h method, tast in Oratorio, One Copy of The Lal cet i'r Tet and 6s s = seach ! DAGUERREUIYPR aud. fash oned t the furm of the w The Chorasses will be ed by abont One Hundr By ho Publishers have ou hand a limited rupply of the re wee Patty, Ib N wing riders by mail. tiny 0% Madioussnd Goulemen’ elecead wits wonicslcr renee ses, OR, 14 gee, Polma, mounted, each wsec, i Palm ivons, each Fitty Ladie h nd Gentle nome. | We c ny y volumes, Compr sing s early welre hin 1 quatificutions ter, aud accompa ie GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMEN1 } AND AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF seniney (or ee d! ci sent with panctaslity (1 by nt benst two hi ® Jute ; | J AGENCY FOR > ay part of the eouuti Orchest ; My tuil nnd effe creat dred anitatific engravings. Every satner ber enclueing Eight | No bids will be entertained from persons not artually en VOIGTLAENDER’S APPARATUS. Gud all, favouring wewith a oul, tray depend on beiag suited | pains have teen thane recht ore tite ea eeh a Sreat Fives wilt ave his name entered on the guged i the busiuess to which this advertigeme. trelers. BBESIDES sucw supply ofthe above Apparatus, the subeeri- | theokd Estabiishmentar” PARSELLS & AGATE, Of the seasons eacupy ol | | Bid Ohad a their proposals sealed to the Secretary bers have received best Plates, Chemieais and Polishing 6 Iu*re 237 Broadway, co ner of Park Pisce. Tickets 40 ceuts exch—May be had at the usual laces, end or otherwise, must be ed lists of the above articles wi'l be furaished to ship {ubstances, and the newest improveinents in the Art. lvstrue- A. DODWORTH'’S DANCING SCHOOL, pn lc ee Nh lel tiousgiven ‘im the Art, and orders from every part of the coun. try promptly attended to, by addressing (po to Wis LANGENAEIM, Piniadelpinia Exchange. M & BECKERS, 09 Imagowtre New York, 201 Broadway FIKSLT PREMIUM DAGUEKREOTYPES. P. HAAS, DAGUERREAN ARTIST, 289 Broapway, CornnER oF Keabe SrReet, LAFARGE cho 8, npon epplicativn at this office. ett 20th C_W_LAWRENCE. Collector. NEW YORK NAUTICAL ACADEMY, No pGMrY Mreet, anposite, the Mahony Yard. Y CAPT. M. T. HAND, Byrrctiesd Navigator and Teacher for 35 years, Here you will be instructed properly the most practical meuner, every bran h ation= the use of all kinds of insteu- sto der for use at.sea, and con- ¥ DODWORTH would beg leave to iaforts hiv 43. friends, that it is his intention to eommence a Pri Dane ag Schoo), at his resis , 449 Broome street, on Mon- dey afternoon, Get. 20th. From us long connexion with the Dancing world, aud having him froma the best tnasters that have visited thi 1 and othera of like celebrity— as well-qualified to tech as auy in the city; and hi education will certainly give him » great advantage ov eriean, abliahes ay evening next. N. B—A fall rehearsal on We dg Ser 20., way, New York. d13 Sewre E WATER. have cor atontly on hand avery large stock Tue (iman Cologne Water, manufactured by in Facing, (ihe oldest dis-illerat Cologne.) whiel FIRSY EXHIGITION, FINE ARTS. GRAND OPTIC GALLERY. TPILE, most perfect of its kind ever presented to the American, 4 public, aud now opeu ia Broadway, No. 271, coruer of HANY | Chambers street, in three rooms, up stair, LANGENE fof 1 structions ments, which are pi Mcasloentavormlenins h 0 ‘ at present iu the profession. Be that as it may, thoae who ta ie Hoon otiock A. M. till P. M., and KOSHCIM & CLAPHAM, stautly kept for real practice ; also, Writivg and Arithmetic.— Buitpine. | vor him with d D0 ct whe ich ie timadid TE ded i te hl Bech GUOsHEIM & CLAl The whole vn ery it nine, ow ing priuerpally woroverPie- WYER. H. bes received the Medslat the Inte Feir of the Ame: | \ud fuhiosablestyle of Bieta airs Said at da ore Ce Paratives, which co vey a clear understanding of wie science rican Lostitute, fr Pictures executed by himself, and not TERMS. cy > on— ol y i i HAVANA SEGARS kenerslly, 10 be met with mn uo other academy. purchased nor done by hired operators; the public, therefvre, A Quarter of 24 Lessons, including the Quadrille, Waltz, EI ered ged Soe en eld (AE SE po ing from ship ‘ An Kvening School in the various brauches of literature. nu atall times depeud upon obtaining the vamestyle ol Pur. | _ Gaflope cud olkay et nese Ris twits $10 00 | Tw and never before offered in nis city, aud font la the Cor- 100.0 6 Segara ot vario e bran 410 3th its, from the sma lest to the largest sizes, which cannot be | Ten Lessons in the Waltzor Polka, EWR A Beshads i Tadnstal Sebel ets Ma moratma character—is now Ee & ME [3 course of exposition, aud well 43 Walliam st. be followed vext. Monday by Being repeated in may b= had at the if desired, in Ming vanish or Vortuguese. ie cud book stores, and and for sale by 'TO TAILOR: MPHE UNDERSIGNED would intimate to the trade, that it As now two pent siuce the publiestion of ive first ¢d.tion ofhis cvlebrated work on Cuttivg Garments, during which time st hos met with ag m, precedented sue, aud m no inst Wistever, haw any objections be 1 made to its practical nrility. | yy) all» ho have used jt, recommend it as su- kind heret fore offered to the trade. we and pliin, so that any ovhier instruc: revequiced years mm ‘the price. cf per book, aud can ir accuracy. e Days and Hours of Tuition. ion given in the Art on reasonable terms. e On Monday and Thursdays, at 3 o'clock, for Ladies and a over 12 years of age. Oo Wednesday and Saturday, at 3 o’cteck, for Misses and Boys wader 12 years of agemand in Monday, Weduesday, Thursday and Saturday, for Gen- Purchaser dll iw ® ROBINSON’S PATENT PORTABLE WATER CLOSETS NHE SICK, and persons ina delicate stat n article of essential u'il ty m thi used with either hot or cold water, ¥ re extremely ust ful fur ships, hospital’, &>. r sale by the subscribers, at the Croton Plumbing er Filter, ¥stablishment, 390 BROAD WA Walker and White sts. 410 Im*rre STONE. BROTH PEA A OND ALL WHO Dist RLY W. TEETH—My" vnrivalled ROSE, TOOTH PASTE is universally sought after for the pearly whiteness itzives to the ‘Teeth, without the slightest injury. For sale, wholesale and retail, at mn’ PEATHERS=1 000 Toe Weneru Live Geese, tor gale by a3 bi K_COLLINS & CO.) 26 Sonth et. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE, AT FIVE tlemen, at 7o°clock P, M. O'CLOCK, A-recond Class will be formed from 9 to 10, for those who : hae | cannotattend earlier. Tigtias: tiles oa eee vate Lestous givea atany other hours, either at the resi ts good sleighing fom aay pomt on tae H nos of the pupil of at the school. OSL Iantre Sonto Alvauy, aud siaxes wail be in readiness to carry parseu- |” DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY, to their destinstion, at the arrival of Ure boat. : x No. 21 Howaxp strerr. ns 3 ca terourh to ALBIDY:. 7 UMBIA, Captain Win, | GIG'NA & SIG. FERRERO have reopened thejr School, H, Peck, leaves the reambort pret vetween Courtlandt aud and will commence an entire! Young La- ‘! A ealth, will -chamber, door, grativ~and explanacion will be gi lish, ‘Freuch Italina, Geeinan ‘Tickets 29 centa—for sel at the mt >] IF D. { GREAT MORAL PICTU PAINTED, by Rembraidt Peale, exiled the eal,’ ys now ofen ior xahort tiine to the publie, at the i Rooin of the National Academy of Design, comer way and Leonad street. This very impressive ture, whieh a quarter of. style of chew of the most mtevse study an the whole work is from eight to ten dollars y new elass for ury ago elicited the admiratic o ° or, at No. 113 Broadway, LE! AL's Liberty streets, THIS t FIVE O'CLOCK P. M— dies and Masters on ‘I wesdays and Fridays at helf past 3 f nearly 35,000 vis tors, bh a Preserved in excellent erndi- Doseprained ot the author, at No. 113 Reoadway i @eMETS. Prectiod Chemas et Eelamer, | ‘Tunreday: Deetmsber 10eh- ois. Days OF TUITION. aug 1i0t, aod haa sicce been greatly improved. by restouches from TAURNISHD Pat Tiel ae ta 4 Sontn Third street, Philadelphia. For passnge or freight, app!y on board, or to F.C, Schulte, at | Mondays and Thursdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, aud and of its author. It eontains 23 figures of the size of “ee socal iil sloaptaa Artauit, Tojsyette Bazaar, Nos 149 and 19i Brondwa god Masters, Monday and Thursday evenings, a halt pus n 25 conts—Seuson Tickets 50 cents. Desc nd Waltzing Classes for Gentlemen, on Tuesdays ‘sat the same honr, Waltzing, Polka ond Mazovrka jo La Valt’z a Deux Temps, Polka aud thi zourka ll the classes during the term. Private les and boarding schools, punctually attend- ‘ees will be given as usual. n7 Imeod*r | DANCING. 188 KE. ELLIS, direct from Europe, begs to annonnce Willard, 8. W. corner of Cedaran d Willian streets. : Premiuine aw : asta SAU Buseoar GYMNASIUM, No. 29 ANN STREET. WY FULLER respectfully, informe the Gentlemen of ew York wnd yieinity, that his Gymnasiom is now open for the reception of pupils. W. F. respectfully calls the attention of the teculty, parents and guardiavs, towards this establishment, v hich he oxsures will be conducted in the strict- BLACK BALL OM OLD LINE OF LIVER: | POOL PACKKTS—For Liverpool, only ‘regular packet of the 16:h December. he ueW, maguilicent aud celebrated fast saMling favorite packet amp NeW YORK: burthsa 10 tous, Captain TB. . Topper, ill positively sai on Tw y, 6th of fecember, merican or foreign, for sale wholesnte and retail Huving accommodations uisurpassed, for cabin, 2d cabin sad ob Conttlandt attest next door to the Na steerge passengers, those returning io the Old Country, or ree doors from Brondway—"Depot” f sending for their friends, will find it th: ir interest and. cumfort and quolity to scleet this unequalled’ ine of packets. M Admit y ympnlets to be had at the door. To be seen from 10 A.M. till BOARD. titute, _nt6 Imtre 0PM. ith or witheut bard, onsp> | WY ALNUT OIL MILITARY SHAVING 80AP.—The We Hoction Wiese oe dane genuine article, warranted to snrpasa all other prepara: ery Girgeem.” | tions, either A atthe old tional Hi yheation at Wordeock, tnst fram Rroatwey. Re fere ces req ROOMS AND BOARD. No.7 Park Place. VAFE TALMA—To fet, at the above detightful location, 2 ft is, anv | Por peesegey tn oabin, second cain and. steerage, atid fo. se to her Pupils ommenced giving instruc: est manner, Sparring taught as w ual. C several fiue Rooms, with Parlors, saita’ lemen | South Ainerican roarkets, warr uted to stand the test of any cure te irewugitea Sout be mene! {tion in alt the fash Dancing, at her reridence, “" Wf. has nnd rangement wi iivie wives or single gentlemen, Th climate, and bara as long as sperm, are the beat bertha.euty aplication should be mde ou board, 44 Baielay atreet wilt remain io New York all the win: of the American aud rene JOHNSON, VROOM & FOWLER, No 3 Courtlandt st, and79 Trinity Place. footof Berkman st, or to che subscribers, ter. » OF Lo theaubscriliers,,. ef, hes all Queen Victoria's Dances, Collimus? Sythe AGS) " ROCHE, BROTHE co. ka Cotillion, La Polka, and Court Minwett, Sen d3 1meod're »mmodate #pplicants, wivh fuli or partial Board, or the Jet separnie upon reasonal le terms ait iesh N ah arene nl ‘wlton street, nex | Schools aud Families attended. naa Iw*re WELL. eESS VE NEW YORK ‘suls from Liverpool oa the bt | — sek Balt : E. ND ; 19H Peo OUSE ATE of peat + Hs UAL ies Eve Ne canteens item gad a Inve them DANCING ACADEMY. uupecn ite test 7 f i SE of Bro J y, now fu ivening r i A of the & 7 y y % : 7 IN having revurves “” ga3 Chestnut Street, oe oa fof sagan mn French Tana me Fassel packe compr jing. the Bleck Ball Line, euiling from Liver betarertltawmte te ae Ee COREE. OF DUANE AND J, eis c ones bed Pupily, ina he will be f we will ir names at pool p * RTs PHILADELPHIA. Pool punctually on the lat nud 16th of every mouth. R. G. ROBERT=ON_ respect his reoms, No. 671 Broadway. a7 Imeod*m y informs his fiends ie aerate tices DR. Gi ORGE LEO-WOLF, ray Ae apply as above, Bilh devote hie time in giving instructs RHENARDOAL ial and the pablic, that he h for giving instructions classes at the above ceeed the New York andsail | poo; BArs Just introduced-Warm and Cote-in five a} ‘arious modes of daucing. place semi-mouthly—scholars free; season Taeu's, for bath adios and gentlemen; an‘ the entire on 3 for Liverpool on the latof J wilars, lr tegalur day. Daye of tuition We r wvcing Perma moderste. Open dnring the day and ia the evening. bastion and fitting up of every department of the Washington EL ANING returced from Europe, hes resumed the preetice | Nouice=t Bt hives ‘espe "Mie by desire othe ipeledless san meses Saar LU aed TO TE HL cio ae erie B ent0 ‘ms itm of his profession xt hambers stree owners of the Bla © Old of Liv rpool ‘ackets ph dont nam “ ot "7 House, ¢ my ote New Vark, November toh, 14s B90 tmistend mo. | thet nobeaensermaern be Roche, Brothers &Co have per: | bite peraluitan, ieee tee LBesULT ¢ Wee LE MY C Li LIQUID HAIR DYE, to 3 . Wp 7s , M. LEV E Lt 1 ’ DEN 1 Is 1 , NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. prevents m thein to adverti:e ob tas cat passengers by th . tickets $3, ‘Ihe above rooms have been newly painied and persovs to dye instantageously their hair, without 7 7 f Artificial Teeth LL PERSONS indebted tothe subscriber. heretofore do | Ung ind that they are the on'y authorised Passenger Agents of rifirted 14a mustelegant style: and Mr. R. iasures parenta- % inconvenience. For changing red or grey hair, TPHE INTROOUCER of the intortion of ArsiQztal Pecth | A Hie tmctness under the Reach MRT MOUS SOU, | suid line te this ty, Giic_ and xuardisus that every effort will be used io add to the com *6, mitvwn bc.to'e breton Gah of acemmat ee aa 4 “Y* are causioued from payiog tod M. Bringues any mouey FOR NEW ORLEANS—Louisiana and fort of pupils while ot school. Those wishing to subscribe | Uoig 2 slightest evil conseqnences ueed not be feared foods, wares or merchaudize, sold Will please call as abo "Ss Composition We, the unde consideration of duty to the public, my nam the nameof York Line—Positively First Kegalar Packet seit as altogetiee, hares Mr. Fst Grand Bult of the se-son on Mow {f wee y remarkable tit (pe: the frm: and are also warmed not to purchase or receive 10 stor- sail Saturday, 13th iust—The elegant, fast sailing — day, Di ek fe 1 ‘dis fa be ly one ience of chemistry, chi , phee MK", Any Of the goods, wines, Ke Bri ore | padi & i 7. wi ay aad iekets $1, for a gentleman and his ladies; to to dye, in an indellible manner, th jous gr dations o} do cheerfully. ce “d that gentleman to one | Has no right or claim to the same whatever, they being put of | For freight or dsome tarnished accom. | ——"=" — - - ral patronage ni ; : glean eat aa WOOD ND cry af the stock owned by th fr of Fa Rcharg ‘And’ indi apy on bone ae OF tre wa foo of Watts EVENING AMUSEMENT. as i eae Fed, wok for box marked Niji brown, box onal Bu NFILSUN, M. D, P. 8. TOWN. | Pi 4 “nC ublished inthe N Y. Herald of ort b. KO S & UO,, 6 Sont! Ths hi tus | . m SEND WT WOE RANE DS aitatre | {heath inst “by the aud Bringh's, Neaded “Usution tothe Pubs WiPositively no goods recerredcn bead aver 3 o'cleck, & Men omer ahet prot euicNenly “aurracrive’to'vouug |» Beware of counterivits—Ask for turday 13:h inst. mel ini Sf dissipation aud view | Ligu:d Hair Dye,” if you want the 1 Him Ofleans James E.Woodruffywho will prompt. into which many fall, from a want of more rational and ine orsale, whotesale and retail, ath ¥ 1, by collect any money, or di ULES HAUEL, berfumer and che TEETH! TEETHS wf Bot 01 the said premises wer: lessed by me in m: re! ly, forward all goods ty hi x structive amusement. An excellent opportanity uow off ra, | th hes been confined to the u. ae Pree pel Mite or eretiviog a escectline turn to, t WETH jiuserted without pain, avd warranted good as the ‘The ship LOU! noid 4 ‘i {aga é | 10. 46 South Third "TT Aaicaral oven tontitien aod aimee *fore | became in any way conrected with the the RANI by acd suit ba the to tote. es galas Gabe” | SCT aed eIteeRTOS, talees aelecieeeneneite ee Flee | and by my: id A comiler~ doubie ret of Bost museral Teeth on gen eo | Benge—the, wut having " dit ue | Magreeable hour, at 1 School, «6 Bowery. | rtalt, road ays A. | dividually, and the bar aud fietu; a er beer ils ‘A set Of beat mineral Teeth, on five gold plate, | Pureneed and eld for by mysel neoramed | FOR LIVERPOOL—To sucered the Henry for'required tovattend tegulariye civ ae mas aen intr core | PPT Imtre for the upper jaw, to be worn by atmospheric for in any part ership transac'ion And far her Prat—The very fast sailing pocket shiv SERPHE S| venience, “1 be open every evening trom 7 to | h preseure. 20 00 | vive notice, that the copartnershi existing between LUKMAN, Conklin, master, will poritively sail on 95° o'ciock (Sundays exeepte AUD SHAWLS—2 bales 104 extra henvy Mand Shaw |e, ngle Tooth, from, va 4 $1.60 t0 500 | thewsaid Bringues and myself, ander the Brey of Jaye Bringues | We s8un snst. : Sie School ts open daily for Ladise, froin 9AM. to PM. ‘Just received per Buephen Whitney, and for sale at the ging: Teeth wit | om 1% 150!) & Co, 1 dissol ‘and that all matters in differences between For passoxe, having exeellent accommodations in cabin | 49) Imtre lowest market price, oy ‘i ani y Ur JONES, corer of Canal street and Broulway, en- | ys will be submitted by mato competent legal tribmuel for 804 steerage, apply to - dt iw? me ‘A. JOURNEAY, Jr. 15 Willie trasee to foal iN 10 are | settlement soy 810 me JOHN HERDMAN & CO., 61 South st net scnpotieen AE TUES. fiih te TORE lee IN PARTICULAR-MY DEPILA IMPORTA 0 NHABITAN' 10 Sutrre ¢ RICHARD. LIVERPUUL LINE UF PAUKETS—Noquiar A, HER most respectfally intimates +] TORY POWDER jas boon found highly beneficial THE CITY OF BROOKLYN, GQENTLEMEN” OF NEW VORK——My—coicnmmed Paeket of ich Decemver—The splendid new packet Twhionable public of New York, that be hes eg ed of great ane to ladiga who hav= veer aificoad with super i PMMBROSIAL HOSE AND CLMOND Sitti Mller SOHN ROSETSDY. Man Guida, deste, | Yimsell in the coameatal egeteetionicyhesiee ie enw | SLE" TH PEKIN TEA COMPANY OF NEW _ yorg | AMB! E have se-eatly opened an establishment at No. 198 Ratton | CREAMS deiy a compuyrison iu Americe or Europe No pare | Tienes of many years in thi above, her regolur da Tyn, forth hate & Orer jee | #on will other using ths Emollient Paste. Jr. |, Having very euperior accommod: for cabin, second ow | Pi alsof Kurope and | Whole feataren Wheo used with proper ears, 20d nocording sages Ly below the gharges made 12 grovery trons ae Vent, the very best Give it only a siagle tri a 1 ios bin And steerage pe ery, persons wishing to secure berths | Ba" oe to the diseetiona, it will be found to bo # great addition to sesiabii himent tender he eauecial chi dive ask any more to convince you, I wartant it. | shonid make early apphication on ‘board, foot oF Maiden Laue, varieties thetoiler ae the use of aay sharp inscramentis entirely avoided, ‘ REDRICK BLAIR, who tsely. | Foraaiewholescle aud retails we or to Come eee ee a rae eta ti and the hair ir removed in five or ten minutes after ite apphiea- 1 irons und CodtGer hus wo eaperi in tre Ustied | Perfamery and Corti Tho favorite ard well known packet ship Stershen Whitney, | cheaper thin any . i aod warranted 0 remove sn- beet isa dpe tattoo peda sa eed 46 South Thied street, F1 W.C, Thompson, will sucered the Joha Ht. Shiddy, aud ot im tng of the Brose thorengnfy | pertions hair. After trinle | have received certiG NB ca i atteljion fe yi! well. teeta’ stock Of Tree ahore i by my ‘aldege § B. yn) bgt BY » 15 br Ont Hite of he a Siteprointwent, oh thei satiefecth ns ; en es of i renee wie A ge ei d. eee vias sede hoae tmnee Creer eee ere acer’! Wied i rier of Oodar oc i @oun's Dinners aud suppers attended to, and experienced waiters | d JULES HAUEL'S DEPT, kee, Mecha J va and wher: affeen HIN wee : cover of Cedar ard Willian atreets Ns td | seovided TES OY oT I DAMAGED bOUIS AND SHULS, SEE SNE arrceonite.trateaie, pte tere | Oar | PRAT Seas tnt Ri at Gorton reg ty ey B, Jacgugmod, No 5 fr Tareas Guetol Be M BOLLE Ror eG | TO THE LADIES! TO THE LADIES!!! | (NY, BW torver oncéder and Willson eS iver hw ON ANY RUQME LEM, vu aot exceeding 95 | LADIES tariea any Kind of cst of orapergaons Coding Prem ima awirded rt the Frkion Ioana. nd ime k, M4 5 jemen,) can 0! | nu - ee eae aaa clanively | Theve tr6 the only Neboa en eseom Ht Lt wie wa ! i | faut cash prios {oF the seme; by soning’ for te saveeviber, st t THE NAVY. a Nehdies We have about sy thousand i it worth of | goyerament, steamer ee other fast steamboats, andean be | at cheanbscribecs” ing oom nd’) herrosidence, No.0 Duané street, eh 8. CO AVY rere hucealetiel oleae Nery tend os thus he nie Pumps au iters for sal , for prec “doaly from st J i s 4 MRS. M. 8. it ou pizatio Navy, Heck eit" aeut Pump iter Cor sate low foreash | Des, ox THOS PROSSER, e ivory w.N.V. | dia ast Reinet. gated gtazouah the Pea Ono hase | ma Ha ge om Ki ‘etd painted pumphlou ax Now adhere to the administration, as they of course wil, | the Senate will stand— Administration members . . Whig Ben‘onians......... seevesene & | The proceedings of the Senate this winter, wil’, , in this aspect of parties, be of a remarkably interest ing character. Wasuineron Irem.--It is asserted that Mr. Polk will certainly change one of the most important ap- pointments that he has made. “Washington. (Correspondence of the New York Herald.) Wasunaton, Dec. 9, 1845. Just us I prophesied in yesterday’s letter, Asbury Dickins is elected Clerk of the Senate. The Ben- | ton power in that body is omnipotent, and tho ed- | ministration wiil have either to throw off the south- western influence that controls it, or an organized | party, in the democratic ranks in Congress, opposed to its leading measures, must be the result. Mr. Benton says that the next President shall be made from north of the Potomac ; and when he says £0, it isa ‘fixed fact” in his political jurisprudence. Jt must and will be so, or else the bursting of the Prince- ton great gun was nothing to what the bursting end blowing to,the four corners of creation, of the ele- ments of party would be, in the event of it not ocenrringr What is going on now is mere skirmiyhing. The heavy artillery on the White House, has yet to be brought to bear, and when that roars, it will shake the foundation upen which cligues and party manceu- vres have been eo long established, to the injury of the regular heirs apparent to the throne, and be a caution for the future, to all self-constituted claim- ants tor the highest office in the gift of the nation. The details of the election for officers ot the Sen- ate, which I give below, are sufficient to demon- starte mostfully, this view of the affair. Look at it, and it will convince the most skeptical Evection or Senate Orriceas. For Secretary, 49 votes cast For Dickens, 25—Sturgis, 2 For Sergeant at Arms, 45—Beale, 40; Coyle,4; For Door keeper, first ballot,’ 49—necessary to choice 26 —Seth Salisbury, 24; James Young, 19; P ton Randolph, 3; Isaac Holland, 1; Mr. Stettimus, 1; Jol L. Clapp, 1. No election Second Ballot—Salisbury, 24; Young, 22; Holland, $. No election. Third Ballot—Holland, 25; Salisbury, 22; Rell, 1; Pearce, 1. Stanvine Comrtrres. Foreign Relations—Allen, 26; Archer, 21. Finauce—Calhoun, 26; Evan , 20. Commerce ~Hay wood, 26; Davis, 19 Mavufactures—Simmons, 21; Dickinson, 26. Agriculture—Pearce, 20; Sturgeon. 26. Military A Benton, 27; Crittenden, 21. Militia—Achison, 25; Barrow, 22, Naval Affairs—Fairfield. 26; Mangum, 21. Public Lands—Breese, 26; Woodbury, 21. Private Land Claims - Li ; Johuson, La., 21. Indiaa Affairs ~ Sovier, 26; Phelps, 20, Claims — Bagby, 26; Clay ton 20. Rveolutionary Claimsa—Semple, 25; Jarnigan, 90. Jndiciary —Asbley, 26; Berrien, 21. "A dash at the profits of printers on executing Con- gressionsl work, was also made to day, ia the sutjoined joint resolution of the Hoare of Representatives. from the select commiitee to whom that subject was referred on Tuesday Jast. Every moment is big with important rerults, and every day will develope mure and more the plans of the opposition to the intrigues of the powe that be, to put its protege in nomination for the suc sion. Wasnincton, Dec. 8, 1815. Office seeking is a inmost miserable and un- profitable busines, at ihe best—and even when the applicant is successful, nine times inten it is his eventual ruin Society in Washington is much indebted to the President tor bringiwg on with him a quantity of young tellows trom Tennee-ee—a yaliant, intelligeat jot of boys they wre, too. Previous to leaving his Suite, Mr. Polk would say to them :—* John, Bill, Ned, or Tom, (48 the case might be) I will take you on with me to Washington, and give you a chance to see Romething of the world. When we vet th-re, I will give you un office worth $1000 or $1200 per annum. Behave yourself, and you can remain there as long as 1 do; but office holding, fora youngman, 1g too often the cause of his being ruined. T have resided at the Capitol several years, and have seen a great amount of talent buried in those public offi- ces; und I wish you, yy lad, to understand dis- tinctly, that (if it pleases Providence to spare my lite) the last act of my administration shall be, to cause to be turaed out of office every Tennessean that I take on with me, and send him home; tor if he haa talent, he can get an honest living any where, aod be of service to his State or the country—which he never can be while holding an office in Wash- ington.” ‘ne President had a nephew who came on to see his uncle inaugurated—he stopped, while here, at the Tennessee hotel, in F street, where I am stay- ing. He wanted an office. Says the President— ~ Teun very easily give you an office, but I will not. You are young, and stand very well at the Tennessee bar. You must go home —go to work in your profession—you have ability, and in a short time yon may get into the Legislature, and after- wards you may be elected to Congres I love you too weil to see you destroyed by remaining here.” Mr. Poik has not a particle of ambition. When he heard that he was nominated for the Presidency, he said to a triend, ** Well, 1am in a vein of nek: I shall beat Clay—it is my destiny.” Under no circumstances will he again be a candi- date for the Presidency. He is very anxious to per- form the duties ot his lofty position faithfully and conscientiously—and that it may redound to his own credit, and advance the prosperity and happi- ness of the nation. If he has one grain of ambition, itisto be loved and thought well of in Tennessee. He loves that State as one lovea his mother. There are men in Nashville, and other parts of it, who have persecuted him for twenty-five years, and now, wheu he could crush these men to atoms, as certain and as sure as does the famous car of Juggernant, he has mercy and generosity, and spares them. He has no vindictiveness in his composition—with him, bye gones are bye gones; he knows and feels that he is “The President,” and acts accordingly. I be- lieve he has one wish that is pear and dear to his heart—he wishes to see Teanessee come out largely democratic, and that, too, under his administration. I have heard it said here that Mr. Buchanan wrote such a portion of the message, Mr. Walker that, and Mr. Bancroft another part of it. Let me tell these Knowing gentlemen that itis false. Mr. Polk wrote every word and line in that important paper himself. am residing at the Tennessee House, kept by # most excellent man, Mr. Butler. it is on F. street, corner of 13th, and one of the very best hotels this city. [tis near to the public offices and Presi- dent’s house, and you have ail the comforts of one ot the avenue hotels at the very lowest and on the most reasonable terms. I would cordially recom- mend my northern friends, who are byl this winter, to give ita trial, as I am satisfied they will never afterwards goto any other place. To-day Mr. Benton presented a petition in the Senate from some of the chief men of the Ameri- can party in Oregon. In the House, western memoer gave notice of his intenuon to introduce 4 bill authorizing “‘a territorial government in Oregon. Territory, and for other purposes.” Aw I said yee- terday, nothing will be dune by our Congress until they hear whac the English Government will do, and we shall hear soon enough, God knows. Your arti- ‘cle in the Sunday number on the sui ject of the fre- quent conterences of the English munisters, is ap preciated here, and coneidered as @ true statement of the real objects of those interviews. The Presi~ dent is about the only man who understands the policy of Great Britain. He is fully aware that all | the noise on the other side about ‘scarcity of pro- visions,” &c., i8, to a great extent, fodae, a ube de guerre” ot the British mivistry, reads of speculations tn tour and wheat, and of millions in value being shipped to England. He reads of the ‘ opening of British ports, and of ship ater ship leaving our ports on the Auantic seabourd with car goes ui flour, grain, and provisions, and he knows that it is the result of Brutisr poticy to fill the gra- | neries and storehouses of Kngland, to provide for whut that cuvernment have already decide t whatt grow outuf the Us eg questi m— war; aud yet “le jeune Pressaent” stiles as complacently a8 ever, wien the most enuire contidence io tie resunrces and pow” and in the high and glorious destiny of the vw pire of which he is her frat eiticwa ana Gh gastrale Merreasicn