The New York Herald Newspaper, January 4, 1846, Page 3

| eee oa excuca.ons, aud wanitos a good Compan! dinner, would do well f3 By order: of theres | PUBLIC SALE AT THE WA’ Wane a “At the RECESS, 187 Broadway. Citas. EVAN wart, Captain. | THERE, will be sold at the Navy wa, Bg a ae HE subse int the late Fair of the Ame- OEE ope 6 Oe Re eens pees So moore 5 Oe Te ror eri gy th RE Boielgck, M.various a icles Of (aryl eet oe We dso he srmugements, LUNCHES: are served ot Thoms 7 e the follow’ ene ey ee sens, © eve! ho Sunda: 5, aud, Turtle Soup on Metelae: Prokles; treed, Gover Beiaer, Chess ment ith ong ony ep Wel stone rote homey ied at - 2 y he ityle, where furs ic one BAY ee he ep weel Hogsheads, Pipes on ipes, Shooks, aud ‘Ameri Me Noel etna tt ity Fetamery Euccpe or inouth or by the year, at very retsouable ral ielmm Bureau of Construction, $e. advan ver the foreign of being fres! ly p epared, and that MUsIc. Lot of Strakings ek fn Casks. + bo — Hed opportunities he enjoys 4 his art in ne A ag AN COTIBLION BAND wi would respec’ ful- Bureou of Yards and Dock u iboratory of Laugier Pere et Fils, of whi was for ‘inform their friends and th that they are. pre . One: pair of Oxen. * page youn iha opor, guarantees his possession of ¢ skill adie play at balls and privat west Cotillions, | soe Yon: Seen ee sities eid Serpe “anomie nsceincat et eheccemen of the most enle- | Mraltey Galop Falken, by jay ie Bs ROPOSAL.® Will be resived a ae GaN foraennle | oN ay Silver Catheters, Vanor Be “th vee ated foreiga houses, will at ail times be Kept ou havd, thus PUERY Bs oe a we to twenty-five instruments, | ing about 20," cubic feet of cue STONE, for ga» tre- sites nae "Tea Ke tiles, Tea ts, Tea Trays, CU yablicg his ¢ compare and to choose, and he hss with Harpaccompansment Orders will be attended to at the | Han maybe phttinea.st the Koga? 2 Other aah, tim Synit ge Lamps, Mirrors, Tin Rite! tse! Pets See: | ARTICLES Ree ee ties that dieay iptment, attended with Frane | Wandyor at No. Crs ich st. itetanr wgone *ePodlocka Copper Pane, Candlectichs, Grieditons; | The subscriber ise Boap which will chauge OAR ENE wil forme. ini 93 | SONFIB GATION THAT "CONS LUMPTION HIS is to CA ify rut A ier Nebiad Din acough a frominf wey. I took aheavycold,w jum; 3, ant we aich p.conoare# J iucural ¢ nde, shown 4 faver, mig lerangement of my st a ang Breat weakuess av prosention often reing heard ofthe many core fected by Scheuck’s Pulir amie oes I determined to give thal. Itlomened mF Oraph aud relieved my breathing, alternsiog itsome ure, | began to recover. [am at this’ tiome nevtecily well and hearty. and attribute iay recovery solely the Polmonic Syri Ap, as the means by which 1 was restored "2 health, It isan ex cellent medicine and I would recommw tt all to try it, believ img thar if t] i , ss ‘will be curedas I bave been, roms wre lowell, ney ENOCH SWALLOW Hanterdou C out: Tair Sei up The genuine Pal monic Syru, Ea W Je soy. prepriet aud is. for sale ac his wiceieel oes Ne. BY the pemons ton naeenee 4 Court oo. obt tia pamphlet: re chew lungs seat y snd Vkscribin cOMsU option, dys 3 Murray stre oe: 73 Broadway: C. Hutch gue ata aie, ots A Hee ee ty, Cc Hateh ings, 213 Ble echoes © A Brecett, wii a ‘Wosuter, Wr shington Please bear in ming Bi ginal Gennine Pulmonie Byr* je ceunat “does not einrce Firthe ald established medic Juz, SNe void decer ¥ ea © UH SCHENCK KET SHIP UTIC this ship will please b 2 Boe HAVRE—Passenje < mare, at i2o’elock, a Neato’ +" fBet bard this (Sunday) morning yulllclone at hg Rist O° dee ara jeter taken from the Heading CKE’ aH ? 5CE-FOR MARSEILLES Re RE acpesteby tne IEE, FOR MARSEILLES —Pos- tlose at the Pat A cepted ie a a Sy ince and age taken os it 1 o*ctoe! Mam . "repeat REFER EAL! RE am peal " JLAR Monthly Meet aricbe! Amsoctaion ot the Ciy af Broo as wait Seaad-qiaity Pwilled Silk Handeerchich, withelnyess | AN EXTENSIV Foe AFFLE. BALL. | y tment of fancy Dress Articles. | Sonne cea South Ferry, on MONDAY BV Cloth Clooks, Youth's Overcoat, ke, for gale at 241 Broad | Spamemetiemren (THE Death Annus] Ball of this, Company will tke place and il rch. re ie ni pas nT Cee, “ee oe WT. JENNINGS & CO, bi Iu makiog tha necessary urrengcments, the oom fears — 43 So&Vi2e* re JOHN SWEENE®, Secretary. ELOCUTION. POWARD MATURIN, A.M desirous of struction ia he is prepared to receive Ev! 19 Howard street. THE OXIGIN OF LIFE: B; HOLLICIPE new, ook, on she Reprrdactive Func: tions &2—IIlustrated by Ten Color is now rerdy, and may be bad of the, booksellers. Price ne st Pave lished hy Nafis and C , Pearl street, New York. The only popular and seientiGe’ work ever ‘published on this suljee ur PARTNER WANTED. { ADVERTISER mael be pleased to form a connex- ith some res} asin ready estab- jew York ‘on Brooklyn, He is experienced iu busi. pare Fy rally; has frour $1000 to $2000 at comand as ital--would not object to mgood situation ae Assistant tu a mercantile house or hotel, and to loan fd employer $1000 — Plense address "* Leonard "at the office of the Herald, vrianname and whee a confidential interview cw ne Rr Grogs LUMBER COMPANY NOTES WANTED at 34 per ceut discouut, by 3) 1m * in Xi Wail street, [NFoRwATION WANTED OF GILBERT PHILPOT. i‘ proto nadrese W. J. King, South Sixth street, Adel burgh. in3 Imre WANTED, i FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to go South or West, to act as Ageuts for thessle of new aud popalar Pablieatious. | $200 over an their expenses will be 1usured to them in ‘writing, with an: portunity of clearing $1,000 per year. Some men now in onr employ will, no doubt, make over $1,000 per ne vlear of all expense. Each will have his district. necessary for them to have at least from $25 to faked to obtain | ii fitting out. Apply at FRENCH’S — ing Hall, 293 ts alas stairs, sign of the Flag. All e post letters must b me a6 WANTED, Serre peas CLARKS & Sr dane Free Are, and Temperance Inteiligence, 95 Duane street, west of sda Taig they ean have good faithful servants, ike | a auy charge, and ste0 with as little delay as possible,cooks, ‘waiters, Con 0 ald deseri aoe m and fgcod moral character. A first rate Cook on hand at Im*th Ww vir FREE TEMPERANCE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, ATR PROADWAX, (betwee Broom and Grand streets.) is where servants and assistants, of every capacity, male and female, are famished FREE to employers. ‘The charactert ofall offering for situations, will be strictly ‘examined before they leave the office, and none but the hoi Sober, industriousand. capable ones recommended or allowed tocugage to employers. | a : a wishing employment of any ve, artery nea ove character, cau ol y tain good sita*tions—no others need apply. ‘219 lintm aes in et FRANCAISE, ied oe: { “pIToR.—Subscriptions received at Mr. Px F.G. QERrEAUS, 315 Broadway—Published twice with—one year $1 50. Gazette offers to renders all the refined substance of good Book, and all the reviving interest of a Newspaper. It may be read, tS all, ut any age, by young persons without dan- and the sou}, by ladies and gentlemen with Yruction “a ality, if not quantity. ~ STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE. N HE SUBCRIBERS wish to dispose of a superior eight horse Engine, with twelve horse boiler, all in complete and will be’ sold a bargain. It can be examined at 221 LOWBER & LEROY. 4 33.2 2*re P. JAUVIN, BAUR AGE. MAKER, Nee York hat the goM Paris, No. 41 Frankfort street, New York, has the that he has constantl and very article appel Lyons aud Arh Reese, Hori and black Puddings, veal, hym sud 5 He will execute all orders left with him at the shortest no- rice, aud do all in hia power to please those persons who. will booor him with their commands. Hotels and ship captains will be served ou reasonable terms. ma lw t PLUMBING WORK rondway, New Yerk. ‘ing had nine years experience ft practical agus some of the heat work fy the ecity, provements in cos good low cl 1» Will be found theta ane Down town orders Jeft at E. H. Quinn, 58 im» Pies, Pork, “MOHAWK AND HUDSON RAILROAD aONDS NOTICE is hereby. that the eae due and paysble % on the above a4 Ist of Jani 1816, will be paid on aud after that dat resentation at the coupons, | Eeuhe office of DREW, ROB ISON & CO. ee 52 street. tw FRENCH CHINA. F jes armen Db 1 ve street, has just received on con- | © sigument an for sale, at NTRS reasonable prices, @ aplendi erameties of the follow = ich Fancy Decorated Dinner ad Secsert ‘Rich Fancy Decorated, rated Tet ‘Ss 2 00 to $125 00 ‘oi mel : Tete-n-tete “ Mi with ne vinta White Chinas dee cated to match ‘Dinner, Dessert and ‘Tea Bets, of every description, sold in ‘Any quantity required. LASS bran On cousigament from manalnenarers, and fr | Pia iesie | sortment ant at af GERARD! | 222 lia*re 15 John street j Gah EMEN OF NEW. YORK. | Gat pe ROSE AND MUMOND sitaviNG Bazaar, 9 sod (31 Broadway; A: aot of Gedat ond. William streets. BS atthe Franktingloatitute. 036 Im*re THE PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERKIAN ops os aieay PHOTOGRAPHIC ge all «8 corner of } the Medal jed the Bootes scpeateay tebe Pictures and apperaten ever enbibtieds shen Flumbe's Premium Can forwarded to avy desired pol HASTINGS’ e ba SYRUP OF NAPHTHA. £ TRIUMPH COMPLETE !! For a o MOORE & CO., the American Ann street, and Elliott, 173’ DIVISION STR FET, oe | | Price $1 a bottle—Six Potite Ludlow, New Yi jes for $5. pets soe né im ae Heefors6 0 SDS Im jo STORAGE FOR STORAGE for it pee AND FLOUR. | wand _ Stofeative minutes walk Siete moderate oy ‘There is 2 sod 28 Im*r | LEFT OFF Fina ro FURNREITU | yt aN and Fomiling. ont oes pong tr | ch aa. Ladi tlemen's ‘Xrna, f it Te. Gentlemen leaving of ii Seas = bs jway, upstairs, | tout? Biri 1G bition at | ents, 41 | tended to 23 im*re CITY OF ELMS. MODEL OF THE © oft¥ OF NEW HAVEN, | M $ OF THE FUBLIC BULL: INGS_AND rove RA Loc aut YES ‘Tether with Models of the Soar’ Trarux, at Navroo, | rats, House at Hantroup, and Witney’s Parent Fine | ow ready for exhibition, for a short | Sorpiwe, comer Broadway and Cham- | A.M., to Fab P.M. rekets, 50 bition, from ente—Season + Children ander | E SOUTER SEADSY: Rape, $100 22% REWARD m, | alarger a assortment yer asd atti, Flower Manulactarers fw the city. Fahibitos | assul pare No exerti Lb a dd | Rous, "werthy ot the ptvounge seems ae | assets awe Dente, ser sie nents oe ae fr St rel Sr ashocL. "Those ‘wishing to subacrive ceived ao liberal quis? oh will please call as above. | “The ‘house -having ‘been, daring th ugh! Médk. will give hie Arat Grand Ball of the sessou, on Mon- stealer mi rene nde Yrhepegtg | themed wy ge ecm amt earn ee Ru ora geatcn ea | rior serpactally sol. | AUSTEES. at the Claas Hooms, Sr at Mfr. JU, 110 Canal street itatariue tthe $4 jomas Hunt, Jas. MeCullow hy Fhos. Achelis, Wachogon cc rucemgerne che, remit ones oe. | Wt tir, Heiman re tote, _, BALLS, PARTIES, wo, | Sapesseee thatthe market affords, and atteatveand | nq eta Chas Fre: Tor Beak, an ich, Fashionable, and Staple Articles. te waite : continually ad- Washinuton Cicy, September. 165." s5 SmukWirint | AngsS Nelson, HEE, Moring, © DL. Saye, ding to “ i extensive mvortment of rich Scarfs, Gravats, ACCORDIONS AND4 MUSIC BOXES Stewart C, Marsh, W: A-Ketelian, SM. Ward.) s+ | Gloves, Suspenders, te. Their assortment of al articles ay HE SUBSCRIBER, Manufictar and Lnporter of Magteal | Cea. Hastias, Ghat, Carleton, Heomard urby, | Retina eh ‘thot of sry Dover xtablil weapon etcadaes aged imamate | Hong Jeatop."" Daniel, nitad, &F.Jenkine, "| pl ig tha srrentiot of strangers e | airs | ofevery de f their b ’ tuer hav 418 2wistr Fil Rolton, cor of Gold JOSEPH WALKER, President, | fug forthe [ast twenty years been actively engaged iu the same SHICKERING’S —Eutwoon Wauren, Seeretary. _dsimtre_ | cles, Srelected aad anita Er en tay be. Gy. Pere arcane OFFICE OP SEEPRBSONINGURANCE CO sf | le i RL ‘Bel, perkmanahiee~ No. 5 and 7 Building. 9,49 Wallstreet, opposite the | Particular attention is ‘devoted to the Ready Made Linen De- ‘a et loesand da; | Paucalaraention ia, devoted, tea Hendy Mees tines De srr Voigt Hi the city of Ne prc is, tee ECONOMY AN DF AgHION. } caer vervor, Virginia; Hon. Jon V. Mason, At | gutter of d chk PHOENIX HAT AND es UFACTORY, ‘General U.S Hou. Sidney 8. Baxter, Attomey Geve- | MAN tal Vag Hi ‘W. Joues, tae Speer U.8, Hos | leteoread gta, yang and bah 103 Fulton Street. K.P, Beou k ottng atate ot 4) Hos € Drom ole, | OY chwardens ond vertriren of Trisity Eros sath city. PRICES: M.-C., Va james A. ns Hon. | ofNew York, and dist ighed on a ma or chart of such part HATS. Hopkins, ; Edward H. RL Sal | the-votan is called Beales edhe Miviucge: oU cee core | ©: ‘wide Gidley Matta ree Yorke ut Haason will ake charge of any papers mt ned | BA By che susaivars She undyed Sea tntreretiaes one hon |. gay for Ste. French aud forward same to him safely. Pe pln bogie Rvad Sirieg AE Bint’ do Mol oa ——— | beginning on the easter! wide of " Hi isonstrese st A — 9 ae iat STONE, yee ches norihwatdy sud Children’s Fancy Cape, which are offered ate rs Dik, Raleigh, N. C. wardly on Hu — wi ui auea tte collection of leigh, Chcima that may be | ty-thrye feet wai = TOOK AT THIS entrasced to bis ene, Bef es ears IMPORTED FRENC! the best qualit b daon street m Began Matas) | Soehwaly Siena dae ce seventy guheexuaordinary low ence of... oy yak ' = ae Gork Sole do... ; = Bq ' f fi ia ce Dork wiih ar | Spee se seeped fe ih cts - 1d eng! ty-seven-and-a-half cents lots, pay WALNUT Olt, MILITARY, SHAVIN a hall-yearty, Uimetner with alla ain aoa. en and ‘genuine arti ip sarpens ba aa. on the said pre ns ing fi gvery covenant by. stp! America oF ign, for whip agg Eyl, cia noe and article in the said ind indenture of lesen Someasead on a ‘tad three doors from Broadway" Denot® fx | tensnees.. Dated New Yor Dee AMCSEMENTS. — LOOK AT THIS. FREE CONCERTS EVEKY EVENIN “ill bs Figs 1: auy person dat wil! | -FHICE 334 Divielow street, hay uot Pe Ee: ABLISHMENT, nM | Biome tate PERFUMERY, FANCY SAPS, AND TOILET d27 im*m G. 4 ni deformity iato beauty, no old age into youth, or Pomatums which will possess the transcendent virtue of creating bew or gaus for the Krowti: of the bair. ‘These miracles he leaves for others; buc te does pretend to offer TOILET SOAPS, so sci- entifically compounded that uo wnneutr lized ellali Tema'ns to fret the most delicate sain, *nd he offers a most elegaut prepa- ratiga, se highly recommsnded by fu accomplished authorgss whey: hou delivery. Nave Acest’s Orrice, New Fork, Dec. 29, , 38 tire nap CELEBRAT ION OF ‘THE THIKT TE TA | AN IVERSARY, OF THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS, i} On the 8th i. January, 1846. SPER M. WETMORE, Navy Agent. BLEECKEIES BIRD DEPOT, Ameri i {Mon ®-Astor Pincey Inte Tih Bereet, yt iy 0 ptehenteaales un ie 1 few door: t le 0! iG C. # rpHe ‘trey feapectlly Ss informs spate sha be hag | mich, if once tried, wid always be present in © ieatic pHe ANNUAT BALL at this Society: will be eae 4 hat wines the abore stare for the ale of Binds {Fowien and "He offers is COSMHTIC CREAM, so javaluable an appli ietammnny Hall ow the 8th of Janurry next, with unvoual | fair and wprighe sale, omer the patronage of those dispo- pagan tha ate faces af xer shaving, a much more elegant pre! | the room will be elegantly and. elaborately decorated by fn addition to those mentioned, his stock will comprise all, isyftetstor.the head, O18. ESSENCES, POMATU MS | | Boch 1s cngmped far the secusiou, Many distagetsincd Seth | articles iis lus inludig acy” Pigeon of the ‘ifferent | 8d WASHE 4, possessed of various properties, some dei Se a Ere cnt cneera, Muay Siocingniened Dash. | pte Gold nad he he seo ing pepe gato benuiity and cleanse the healthy hatrsome to cure ‘itary, Neval, and other gucsts, have beeu inviied, many of | sents, Gold sed Bibver Fah, Garmen Fs ade altar action of the onlpi. some of seothing exes whom will be present. most efficient police, and other | N. B. Orders from out of the eity careful attended eo, end blo a ogg been selina laring. seapect wenthy af the Sceuslon, and of the Society whoa. | | respect worthy ef the o , aud of the Society who com- | memorate it. | Tickets may be obtained of the following bilitated Sealy, imp: | other causes. ‘These remedi | Physiolos teal principles, freq falling when its loss does uot arise mpeely executed. LEONARD BLEECK. New York, Dee. 12. 1845. cies CHOICE PERFUMERY FOR THE HOLipay’s ‘of the on- rom a destructi EVE SUBSCRIBERS have just received afresh supply of Kaus uf the hair, and t to be conf hon- Charles Mills, | Preah sod Ragin toctomery, content beeteeie sed sowed th selessly warranted tocurein all camce se | liah ¥. Purd Verbena, Bouquet de Carolwe, Extracts of Geranium, Vio- | His BEA i public, is perfectly geunine Fines Songs! lets, Musk Jasmin, Pat up in beautiful style; iow of Rol Peter Crawford,” George. Messerve, Henry Storms, the genuine Farina Co th a eiedieci ie. ee ee WEEKS & ANDERSON, 30 Fulton, corner Water street, aud 63 Bowery, john Eversou, H. Van Hovenburg, M.D. | James C. Stoneall, } Jone h A. Divy J. WR. BALL, 249 BLEECKER S uitseverd years have | Heats Reet maker ‘ES + that is the place where crowds of people are supplied *‘y my ‘Phones Kellinger,” erything at his store will be as represented, and i er ube neo ee! Hypo ae ot rfiteads auy-articls das wot give lull sntifuction, it ill uct onl peahen Domarts ey: ime d Seo “" Uescriptton of good Wine, or eh Cordidisenr fresh Feug, | lingly, but also sonbiielly. be, Le foun,” seeon fan Be ‘ } take my advice and lesve your orders as above, and you will | fy and coed far, whe wy! Is Fowler, Jonn Becker,” | be sure of being served to your wishes. Iwer_ | Hzomech room for minremesn Hichard B. Cowlly, — Hichard D. Letter, | CHEISTMAS AND NEW VEARG- Sioa some Johu'S. J. Westerrett, HC Batons Witt more acceptable and apropriate offering, than a ue- | KO0d fnith. call is most ite Wy solicited iEL'z. DELAVAN, Giand Sachem. lection from the « following new and rich GOODS, most- Meecha GEN 5 ents are requrated to be i we ne Pu evening, at7 o'cloc Veranks Black | _éa1 imére tne esate stiet: Philadel, ™ heeinens of mportance will be laid before hein. an, graat yariety, | Cravats. Extra | Ci a Shawl pattera Merino Maflerr or Travel FIRST COMPANY UNION KIFLEMEN’S = | been instructed to ‘spare uo expense oF pains, an deut! thei winner becoming the possessoi i; ineludiog their mae aifcent Air Cashion Lehn UNITED STATES HOTEL, nia event, Tesh ington City, D. Cc. PRIETORS of thi jarge and modem built | stab] t, er thee thanks tothe pub- | lic tor the liberal pport confidently auti- | crpate an imereasing Ppomularicy. rom the. effurts reps to the chen Sy former ef Vg company on this occasion will surpass ‘all to os obtained of the follow ing committee : 5. Faker, 158 Greenwich st. eek keridg 0, 57 Sp in ping ot st. Semen olin a Li Charles D. Pegs Gothic Hall, 316 many of their friends. wh to turchase their Hotel, Kae it within the power of most ‘any who are willing to hazard the necessary amount fora chance, wher-in thel ion. ate on | ide side. between ‘Third and Four- | the Aven Promenat {ieetiheod a thousand of th da couvenient to the Railroad Depot, and the har day, ‘The above Hotel was Way orimlow, pee BS f aci three huudred guests, ed in the most extravagant RW. r, ‘156 Greenwich st. an Plete order. Inorder thatthe | gifts./¥c.t inay be gonduows, ati ry to the subscribers, they —* TOM RIND BLUES BALL. NTEENTH ANNUAL BALL of this C ¢ place a: Niblo’s, on Monday evening, Jan- can en ape at ae among themselves, who are compete.tto | |sputes that may arise. s. | “Barter information pollte iziven by the sprites ie Denes Street, opposite Duane Park. COMMITTEE: N.B.—Gentlemen requiring private rooms, can have them | Lieut. John R. Pratt, Ens jonas Bartlett, to raffle off chances, stn das 4 Beret, George Pome ica | gy it. J 0) C Ca) the traveller. | Orrice ow rae Mana 3 Waltuee, December th Tai,f | _Sermr. GEO. H. BANE, Secretary as.o5e re, $150 per day. Permanent. bonrders | as heretofore taken at a fair discount, in consonance with the s) iris of of the TA MEETING of is rare nm here at at the office of che DANCING ACADEMY. ‘Company, on the $rd instant, WALKER Sa im apice” ill avery ofnet dy for ghee ananimousty elected arate sce Ot Lewis Ureers, SHAKSPEARE WILLIAM GORNER.OF. DUANE AND weeks, and send bill to' Tyler & Birch. 25 3m eo Tongs Sau Linw ts CARGURY wes Cteceve, Vices epeeety ls R. G, ROBER eee Yeonectaly, informs his friends eee tuprly the vacaney oeeasioued by the resigaation of Joseph | Mi has eames ecto ihe ners NATIONAL HOTEL, be pl ruetions in the various modes of “By order of the Trustees, .LLWOOD WALTER, Secretary. Ixsunance oN CaRGo ap FREIGHT ONLY. tite Mutaal Insurance Company, Na. 63 Wall street, coufises its business to Marine iusurance on freightaud | ci Day ravine actin and Saturdays, from 3t0.6 P.M. for adie, ‘and masters under M4; aud {rom 6 to 8 ¥. M. for geu- "A private class for ladies from 6 to8P.M. Assem- bles ‘will take place. seti-mouthly—scholara free ;- season kets $3, rooms have been newly painted and Pefitted catyle: and Me. R. ingwres parents- Washington City D.C. ven PROPRIETOR of this fine Hotel, tormerly known as adeby’s.. bat now generally called Coleman's Motel, de tion te {fp community geceral forthe, favors yc , have bestowed upou him since fe a ‘New subscription notes, amounting to upwards of Two | vus 6g gle rpue PUBLIC Frill Gad at the abors rooms a geueral assort “— againstlocs by inland w marinate ment of Grand and Square Piano Fortes, at came Price ‘ard | ‘are cut after the most sporoved Fi | | | | of | as at my Factory in Bostoa. az? Im*r Bia | Sithfally made, and, fashioned to sai, \AKES FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYE—At the olf erp ht Seta | their goods ofthe best qual vandat fairand moderate pi established ‘No. 30 Courtland dt street, may be had F ead . ‘a sent with powermality 4 Expres) to any part of the country an exteusive assortment of Cakes of all dex . Hoteca, 34. D., and all, fayouring ws with call, may depend on being s the best moterials and at prices to suit the times. Families in at theold Eatablishment of neces 46 inte i nondeny cre ‘of Park ince. tending to receive calls on New Year's, would do well by ca sade and eruamonted st fhe shotteat notice b es made and or tho iGnole” GEO. ARCULAR!I SHIRE OF THE NEW Babe LiGHT CO. | HE mash y Election for of the Com. | Directors of be eld a thi ofhce No. Hie Contra strest, on | Monday, the ‘of January next, between the hours of11 ‘SIC. PRIVATE PANTIES ATTENDED | SCHNEIDER "¢ REBHUN, 59 Crosby Street. ben 8 pnoMes w. THOR Ey President. Gonos T. Hore, Secretarv. Orrico” THE Tavvpnien Insumance Co., New York, July cn .." | d16 Im*re sf j A CHEMICAL RESULT--A WONDER. BRATED VEGETABLE si Bet gable yerons co dye foigneangously Gay e. least find this an article of essential wait They cau be used with either ot ar cold water, or foyer 8 vapor bath. “They are extremely useful fora sie a tha vapectibers: at the: Groton Pig and not Deferred | Water Filter Ketablishment, ‘390 BROAD WA‘ This composition Walker and White sta. and 12 o' ype | 1H f this Com SAT Aorectag ye avenger tee "T te fica afte Company and ngtty whet i sb sth LATE, of Pace cs heheh ee Eyenin dauohiie yore" ©. L. EVERITT, Secretary. | quheo fil thet Mi andih hen pe ber of Ly" Classes in the German sud French Taoguages. Gentle TSK, SEALING WAN, WATERS, Ge Re ce ore gag i pare Giicimekc dk," ar BBO eee eee me aaa heteieg Invi | : OHNE, Fres't ROBINSON'S PATENT PORTABLE Tarionssizen, 150 gies se faetile Nic math ra without'a pes| - Ste -TeHgre. Baty. vie wick, WATER, CLOSETS. : eae Ti BURLING WAX, various’ q | mop CELE i persons in a delic: y AIR DYE, ) from 6d. to $1 per ib. hair, with ‘The nove are warranted equal to any in the oeny: Dea- Jers supplied on liberal teresa, SD prises, Vavios, Manufacuturer and importe For yo Soom) from its use—it a3 Im*re set a street, opposite C’ lis the ‘only one tragedy ae ienee of cl hemistry dio jon ETS AND Fay STONE, BROTHERS he | to, dye, in an 9 a LAL AMES SMITH & SON'S well known and hi tate wlchost danger of incou reign and bee Tretified the ae sabscrbers hare added. great number of Tiberal Patronage «1 ce of Tabs marked Nos it brown, box | of Pisasste chsiswell unzwn collection: einen wil ed Drilled-Eyed Noodles aw warranted equal i any imported into the United States, nnd sold wholesal If Nog Ae) required, by JAMES W. 3. “ to te promptly all orders they may be favored 0.72} Market street, Pitladetpn "Bows of om wo at for'sJules Hanel’s Vegetable | for flowering Plants And Houguets daring the season. Fancy, Beware of Conor jal im*r_ | Ligu: i. ir Dye, genuine French, German and Moss Baskets ‘ases tastefully ar: | TEN A® STORE. ‘oraale, w stitial Ferfuner and Chemist, ranged,’ with the most delicate and fragrant flowers, at, all 5 Broadway, Corner of Lispenard Street. | sereets Phifade tia. || for the approsching holidays as carly as eoaveniege, We will, | “Pie ae BUBSCRIGER would informs bie fr friends and the puby | agents = 5. ‘eigened No. Br A. | as fur as practicable, serve each in rotation, and in point of | lie that ed the above Store, fo f Ha- Rely afiyetie Bazaar, Nos. 1 | atyle, equal to any that we have furnished the last five years. vana and Pi PGARS. 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Monday Eve: The performances VIRG: , January 5, commene with Gorge Seafort ‘o conclude with THE REVIEW, Or The Wegs of Windsor. Looney steT woulter, Mr. J. R. Scott Joun Lumy M Grace Gayi ritead Salter. free cen ‘Doors will open at haif past 6. the curtaia will rise 4" 7 VRB NOL Shite m'D sa Mawes PHILADSLPHIA. Sraos Manicen. . FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE CELEBRATED CHRISTIAN HUBER. Monday Evening, J: ary 5, The performance will commence with an entirely new Farce, nt THE ARCADE, Wigton, Mr Owens; Reidy, vir Howard; O'Slack, Mr Brough: am; Mrs Cloud, Mrs Hughes; Miss Moss, Mrs Thayer. After which, CHRISTIAN BUBER will perform. 'To be followed, Wate a noes | Mythological Be Burlesque, called Adouis, My Burton Cu Venus Miss N Mr Owens, ah Mr Brougham; Tha AKO STREHT Caeomia PHILADELPHIA. Stace Mamagea...se THIRD NIGHT OF, THE. REE A. ADAMS. Monday Evening, January 5, The periormances wil ‘cominence with HAMLET, Prince of Di n iat AGEMENT OF ertes, Morris, Pixs “ Pees Miss cs ry ‘and: Maser Wood ae 3 wibels to conclude with HONEST THI: . Tenauo,Mr Shaw: Abel Day, Burl Obedith, M ay, Green; Ruth, Mrs Mesteyer. Mr A.A. filam inthe character of BER- wean Imogeur, Mrs Bu ke. NAWLONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS, CHESNUT STREKt, FAILADELFHIA, Seeder Re oaenrem eut of LO N SS DELAVAN ; 3 inter Season with achable quest Gyunniasts, eanalee even in the great E Frauce and Euylond : ‘The limits ot en advertisement will barely admit of exiptive list of some of the highly gifted artists of this great establishment. IN THE ret LE Pilar 3. MADAM« MACANTE., First Principal. MR: WAR. Dt First Hee juestrian. MRS. E. WooDs, an Allamande and I Aro Horse Equestrian, Tight Rope Dancer and ms oestrian, embodying a variety of Fanciful aa Pet Seay re characters, Horatio, Stevens; Osric, SI aay Opbalt Daucin Principal Male Bane it NORTH and T. V. First Eq poseiga iFnargmalst, ©. J, ROGERS. A New School ack cward Rider, wath hipaa Indian Effects, IGNOR GERM Two and Péar es seiner mat Positionist, J. J a Posturer MK. G. MESSRS, MAY and WELLS, M NICHOLLS Profesions! Coinie Vocwlsty, MESSRS. DTCKENSON, Al mn sh Rid A ‘Orchestra full id efficent led by 8 3. lave ofthe Park ‘Theatre alg jamerous Npiendd ‘Costumes by Mr. A.J. ALLEN. flice ts open from 9 o'clock in the | Mi untit 4 .M., where every attention will be paid to the public VANAMBUKGH & CO.’S sOOLOGICAL EXHIBITION, No. 53 Bowery, Vv, aoe eeDerery Boantre, ill pen on entire em be: ith, 1845. R. VAN. SUKGI avin nt years 1 ieee | with illinteesen, has returns fier having soi lected. A h ve most SPL ESD ¥ ANIM tani been ch collection it is his design to ¢: ¢, while making preparations for the travelling season. Doors, open from 10 to 12 iu the and from 1 to 4 o'clock in the afternoon, and 6 to 100’c! eek in the evening. Admittance 25 cents—Children under 10 half-price. For particulars see bills he day. did Im*re Sivi VE SSULLECTIO! hibited in this couatry; hibit to the New York p PROGRAMME OF THE GRAND CONCERT TO BE GIVEN BY MONSIEUR eas, FONTANA jist and Com) ogee Tithe APOLLO oe: pe SATURDAY EVENIN January 3d, 1846. 1. Duett—‘Dove Mai”—Mereadeite—Miss Mathilde Korsin sky and Mr. Philip Mi Grand Fantasia on Spani leyer. jish irs, posed and od seeets, Mr. Routan. +oMr. if ‘Fontana Mr. P. Meyer. composed by Li . I Meal od Ballata 3 KSI 2. Serenade for the left hand alone— Wii We. Fairy Wale, eomeared aud ex: x A - Arey Per oe the flags oi ileyerpene, cams by Thalberg, performed by. + Mr. J. Fontana. Concert a comme! ‘Tickets $1 each, the door on the evening of the hth Annaalt Ball ERALD ASSOCIATION OF THE CITY OF BROOKLYN. Tes COMMITTEE of the above Assecintion rospeetfully © ta inform the: heuevolent public S AY, he 7 ty oe Y, tea the fA WEDS an mI ea 7 ‘ne Military} Gard he Ate Commie pled: sal tLe uo’ ebvrtigns will be ayered oa the! ol Mr. J, Fontana. Korsinsky. OF THE to ment as aresble ait not more GoNDETTER OF ANRANGEMETTA Owen Colgan, James st rns ‘Ss rk and Penri. Jeneph Regan ever Nora and Fest James Galtyay. Nasunn srect bees "apuer comer Jackson 5 Wak heck, tng Faltoo. B Ridden, comer Main and York. J. Howard, Powers street. Charles Reilly, 00 Aor street. Mulligan, corner Hicks and Atlantic. 45 James yey dd Marshall Hires Atlante sure Se ‘ime! tlantie stree' ice at Siarsall tees Bef garner Shelia» ne | Plymouth, Secretary, 150 Vork, or of Jer opera sisth Ward Hotel, corner Duane and Centre ew Yorks TR ARUNGE BRADY, Secpeary. etait Band is engaged. Floor d29 re Mr. Lothian’s under the direction Dancing to commence at 8 o’clock. TO TAILORS, HE UNDERSIGNED would intimate to the ae, » that it eura since the publication of tr ‘edition of hi eelsbrated work on Cutting Garments, ng which ume it has on withan hea emg | _ spate “ * ous bevw 4 Button thecontrary, alt who ave used ares Regier so aay thing, ott of the bk dH The explagations of the Di of ordinary enpacity, and without an) ions, is enabled in » few hours to cut any k kind style of eleqauce and fashion, which heretol Ol the most intense study aud close anplien: the whole work is from e! cial ft to teu de de obtamed of the author, at No. 113 Bro ail imeod*r a rervor JAMES A SWAIN CASH TAIL 352 Brondwa CARL OR, 129 Im*re ‘ON HOUSE. BELL, TAXIDERMIST, BROADWAT. corner of itly on hana a variet ts. el enn ke, Kiso, Tae lis spiel Be Aste A! $ | 2B Qseerstan for mule ee Cis Birds ke movant bg gts | or pie coll | To ae es ceria a whee foaree. care, and aie oilet, ee rs tae: ‘wentirely avoided ii eee rain or applies: T GUNS. and ‘Duck Guns, of on ible, and warranted | Simran tne setter ub A eet cet pe ig Coehin ‘ere A Os The neve arguments Fae ao ritewe a “te fe see nt srl es a halve eannot be on Gar ate Saheetast will bess wid at extreme | ces, tome at the Cia Hall ofthe ty of Go Me square body, and leather *SULEs h 8 HAUEL'S DEK Also, fall Sporting anhels’ Gow wate second so, ext, at twelve o'clock, ‘atnoon, aud’ Ot the blinders, and « bu b As bien ace 0% Rawsmere & Co. 210 continte Tom day ada etl The whole ai ropa shal at | leas ati Feppeeting the eae va, wiki and by my lon B, Jnequemod, No. 4138 ada + MERC GE HA’ ES | heanid and tha raed muna fhe rele Sem Carmo tet, 7, Breokirae | ai rete. etas Bon ip tad newspaper and publi Bin the ety of New York. Brooklyn, December 31, 1815. jri2'*me Premiums he Franklin Institate. 016 Im®re grytn ge N's apayer | Street Tommnaioger ORS Fi s iD rials, ee ss the moet Cioaiss LIAS Le Mat AN NOv AB ebay ae i | Ws srould advise thove Indies who be them be tyler, vipat ae | 19 lawlit m one’. % ih. res with Mus, tuff, vo call at WM, Laut wcet Pio : ato the the goucelof about sti | Ae 5; et ha ty wl di not alone superior but * ROWE, me: 4 store i RB 410 intr ke line sure, and | Cooper’ Pur ———DR. GEORGE Le O-WOLE, : we Gat imre | featot Bowery, 95 Maiden A No erpoed om Eary has resumed’ the practice wie) oy ores warranted to be what | = gy overaber sth, 104 a "09 Imis*ood me | ale ieer | * inevitable in LATEST INTELLIGE SUK bY mts MALLS, —=— ss Highly Important from Washington. John Quincy Adams ouT FOR ALL OREGON, TERR ‘ELE + XCLVEMENT FOR ALL OREGON, WAR OR NO WAR Our inteiligence from Washington, last night, is of a deeply important nature. John Quincy Adams, the sage of Quinev, has come out for all Oregon, down to 54 40—war or no war. He goes the whole figure with Mr. Polk, in the White House—Doug- lass, of the Round House—and General Cass, of the Senate. The applause was tremendous at these developments. ‘The House adjourned in terrible confusion—and all parties are in ate of bewil- derment in Washington, We annex all our letters and reports. The following curious letter has just been re- ceived by Colone! Wentworth, of Illinois :— Navvoo, (Ill,) Dec. 17, 1846. Six—On the event of an act passing Congress for the erection of those forts on the Oregon route, suggested in the President's Message, we should be easel! you would exert your influence in our behalf, as we intend to emi rate ‘est of the Mountains in the ensul 1d son. Our facilities are great, and enabled to build them at a lower rate than any other people. | have written the Secretary of War on the subject, and shall be pleased by Bo co operation—also, ier transportation of the mail Your's, ke. BRIGHAM YOU NG, President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Hon Joux Wextwortn, M. C., WashingtoneD. C. So, the Mormons join the Oregon crusade, heart and soul. Does Arlington Bennet go also? Jt is now doubtful whether the whigs will not go against Mr. Calhoun and the peace men, and rush headlong down to 54 40—and all its consequences. Great times comin, WasuincrTon, Jan. 2, 1846. The Oregon Excitement Renewed. There was little business in the House to-day, but that little was of great importance. The only item of moment was the speeches on a bill for rais- ing two regiments of mounted riflemen, to guard the route to Oregon, introduced by the Military Com- mittee. Mr. Douglass, of Illinois, introduced the Oregon business generally, and made some eomplaints about the want of enthusiasm on this subject, by those who were so enthusiastic on Texas tll it was annexed. Mr. Holmes said, that if the Oregon bill passed, war was inevitable. But ne i at speech of the day was by John Q. Adums lé was in favor of giving immediate no- tice of the cessation of joint occupancy, and then he would occupy the whole territory. (Lhis was fol- lowed by spplause and clapping” “of hands, which the Speaker could not restrain.) He did not be- lieve war would follow; but if it did come, the whole country would go into it with one heart. He would go as far as he could, if the breath of lite was in him, to make that war terminate gloriously. The House adjourned in gieat confusion. Wasuinaton, Jan. 2, 1846. The Oregon Question—Mr. Adams Straight up for 5440—A Close and Probing Examination of the Reasons Why—Abolitioniem in the Back Ground —War—Anticipated Change of the Balance of Power from the Gain of Canada and the Loss of Texas—Mr. Calhoun and the Administration. “Fire in the mountains—run boys, run.” We are impelled to another stricture upon the Oregon ques tion—a question in the matter of which, like Col- Benton, we are no neophyte, but upon which some new development, some new phase, arises now every day. The controversy, like a long protracted chronic affection, has at length assumed decided symptoms of.an acute disorder, and is rapidly ap- proaching its crisis; and it may yet result in the ne- cessity of a surgical excision, which will hazard the constitution of the patient. hy “ Strange are the vicissitudes of life,” says Judge Stanton, of briaig’h in detailing the history of M’Nul ty; and not less strange, say we, are the vicissitudes of ei ~~ i politicians. The recent position as- sumed ‘alhoun in the Senate, as contrasted with Add Pak taken to-day by Mr. Adams in the House, on the Oregon question, at first blush, would seem to reverse the attitude of these two distinguished men upon the war question of 1812, and of the es Selege of country they repre- sent. In 1812, Mr. Adams was against the war,and so was ale aller Mr. Calhoun was for it, and so was South Carolina Now the case appears to be fairly transposed—the stand of the two great statesmen fairly exchanged, and the issue between them as distinct as an issue can be had upon the question of war or peace. But we intend briefly herein to show that Mr. Adams’s ground on the Oregon question is consis- tent only with his Pn against the South, while that of Mr. Calhoun is just as consistent wi his notions of tree trade economy, the safety of the South and the harmony.of the l nion. Incidentally, to-day, in the House, the Oregon question became the subject of debate. Mr. Doug- lass contended for the right of the Committe on Territories to report a billembracing block- houses, nifle com hey st-routes, Wc., in behalf of Ore- n; whi! ‘aralson claimed that ae aliary, ranch of ioe subject was, properly, the propert the Military Committee alone. Theo speech of Douglass was much of the same ‘ietacgan oa 40 stamp, a thelrte speeches of Mr. Ha in the tSenate. He charged upon the med of South, he absence of that zeal for Prog Me se Phy had shown for Texas, and a fear of ti and of war, ers ei with their bravery against the threats of poor Mexico. The objeciions of Gen. Haralson to the bill of ot Fudge’ ‘Douglase, embracing all the measures recited, an Panteats to the mi- litary branch of the bill, were evidently designed a: ed entering wedge to split the bill into fragments the committees, and thus destroy it. Jud, however, made a masterly defence ot rights the Territorial Committee assumed. ‘Mr. Holmes, following in'the debate, began in a firm and energetic strain to announce to the House his great alarm at the prospect of igre he conceived of the bill from the Ter ~'. torial Committee The members began to cluster around Mr. Holmes, a score or two standing imme- diately bet him, and the number increasing every ans ie dae iv ngereay real’ Met int of order rai rr. C, wna ae to order, and 80 spew . ir, ADAMS Next arose—the Speaker first insisting ' that = oe should take their seats. ad the | vene! octogenarian particularly inquired of the Speaker the nature of wie ga juestion tnd the limit of the debate allowed ing istormee that upon one issue it opened {Piet merits of the question, Mr. Adams took that issue, anda dead si lence prevailed, from the universal s se of the position he was about to disclose upon the line of 54 The suspense was soon terminated. In the course of a clear and eloquent examination of the subject, Mr. Adams expressed the following opi- nions and declarations :— Ist. That the conventions of joint occupancy of Oregon, of 1818 a 1827, were not for a joint occu- es of the soil, but for a joint right or privi fe parties to trade and navigation in the who! the "regan territory; and that mo right to an inch ot the soil had been conceded by either party, through these conventio 2d. From his view of the paramount obligation to the faithful observance of treaties, all measures, such as stockade forta, mounted riflemen, sappers and miners, were out of place; but the first step should be the giving the twelve months? notice, which should have on the first day of the session, and for which he was willing to vote to- day or to-morrow. Here Mr. Wenrwortx rose and moved a sus- pension ot the rules, with a view of introducing such resolution, but was declared out of order.) 34. Thet after tae expiration of the twelve months’ notice, we should proceed to occuny the whole 0% the Oregon territory, up to 54 40. [Great cheering in the House and in the galleries, on Speaker joining in with his oa bring the House to order, but from rapidity of his rap-rap-rape—involuntarily joining in the ap- mag c th He did not believe that. war would follow an rane consequence of the twelve month notice. We could, as Frederick the Great did in Silesia, cocupy, the whole territory, and negotate . afterwards. He hoped in God, that as 1t had been declared, there would oe but one party in the Coum- , in the event of a war, if such a result were to i low, that such would be th e case ; and if so, they not only maintain the whole expel the authorities of Great Britain from the "Can ' adas. [Renewed applause all round the and nally in sleepy hollow,and in the galleries. } mari eh io see shell, is the position deijae. question We wn Teatia dif wt maa nto ites cage sy een Saneranoee, "fe speech of M+ me Adams will revive the war ‘panie=the war ams fo li lat