The New York Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1846, Page 3

eon CE AUCTION SALES. AMUSEMENTS. establishments serves to supply the home de- i WEEK, | | mrs | mand for cotton and woollen manufactures, and tends to | T'£, ve ne fame prompe- | BY BNIFFEN & CO. Auctioneers. Clinton Hall, corner of Beekman and Nassau | age so liberal nud ex! ofthe great number of HS FRID. clock ~ B: streets. | Ecawre co be ys Week. reapectiully | Tail ct taadry’ Ai iba eseaent to , Exchange. | Fygmente ge ee Tote, papayas 0 ire a Day i Bors } Wo oe nn rs honor to an- ings, will sell thi ; 3 Sete Coren ce i | Cecaetcat sore’ perk cham tn pode \ihem to nin i | | cy treet it oelock, a ausorment of Hardware: | ; Yaenaumes tat, for the eccommoation of families residing i Fen By this this means, the prom ape eget bras | Beco ete iit ‘Nails Bed Tr oa sera | in the euetoru part of the sity, he will give 8 musical entertain Pa aoe Me she tes hace Detiveion ot az Wilemtiont | Katie Slory ke ita 4 a: Betaidcighetoyremtrt ud ropa a erty i te h 5 ie ooo Se iendsodock. eee ee a ey aye eg gua The Moy Queen—a song in three parts, poetry by Allred 1 do si0 5a | ‘A CARD. — May, TR ef be 38 TS HE, Ondersigne, Pansngers on hoard the steamer Cac, s PALO SKINS Bi Hetare of Spica. ® 62" 50 Nor& Wor RR 060 62 een were tha tr ith ee = Tattle & Duele sell thie DAY, at 19 o'clock, | ts the g adual decay of yo ™ 12100 do ea shanks to Capt FN ha 0. 61% Bowery, the entire Stock of Furs of a person i bloom of rem ture grave. Fs os 2 & their th FI gy hye ig at lasartment ol Sleigh Puticalars wilt be cencanced ig seall bila, m4 35 do bio | a oie Norte at x Robes, Buffalg Skins, M Vito ey Fur Trim: | ‘kets $0 cents, to behad at the music stores, and at e 2 1% 40 = do $2 "bled him to accomplish a feat deemed b; ming, Hair and Beal Cups, ke.—the whole to sbeberempioniy | whed 18 see canny SEEMS Ma Reading RR baa go | jaya ahd rhih " ihe | ASRS he tet wil Be ‘ouud icy vateble Faryad en ands of a less ex; jeaced ~ b ve off Morris Canal 430 ry 2 bee 32% | "We earnestly reoounmend bite nna vel re | the sale offers a large induceme: 9 may desire | de £3 19% edo @ 59 | fally worthy oftheir coaldenceandsupport, and for ourscives | qguci i= tt lines ax every lot welll Neal eon te gon | ay | -— tate: eee 9 | eamestly wish the gallant Captain ‘cess he so well de- | “= £13 1erh_ | MER, DEMPSTER, (who is about to return to Earors.) | =. = et Bae RR seny.| sore WB JARVIS, j INGS AT AUCTI | has the honor to sunounce that hus Farewell Musical % do Be) ri ue do 2 3s jot ee BARNETT: A LEYY wilson SATURDAY Ryrning, ae o'clock, | [teagmaees eb girs” tt Niblo's Salooa, ba MONDAY | 10 do 19% 0 do b30 = G. FORSYTH. | fX« ario3 an entire invoice of Paintings, in auneas PART I. 40 NJersey RR b6ms105 5 Aub& RochRR 100 | NT ISSUED. | original Eecjaseee made ce Dengan theattene | Witt cousat ofthe following Sones from the works of Rober do bitms 110 | canon, ARTIONS Oe informed that the | How, of Connoisseurs, Amsteurs and Realerss now ready for | Burns, with err Temarks, viz—"The Fosie;” “O! $3200 Reading Mort Bds 73 2% aha Nord Wor s10 63%, | has dP Aeriieasiont ie Patent ait forthe emer ewer ts Taste’ | tere Sree tea A for right for the | e) 19) Ua ited Bates, —— ees age a ce eae SB | otwhich wll is aad fostructions jucladed = | HOUBE AND LOT No. #1 Bowsry—To le from ["% "Ehime erry PART II.” _ md 330 19% 50 Reading RR lofriogers will be oiewe ere peice | les May next, te. totee. oh Pioeea fore | Will consist ofthe following souge of Mr. Demster's composi- 4 0 do ‘260 I 50 do current, embracing Fie meh spore Apparatus, and all other and Lot, 25 feet thy igen 178 Sfect dee man ply to Foe ‘Lament of the Irish Emigrant;” Letus we one 4 100 do 19% 50 do 59% | articles used in the Daguerreotype art, may also be had, by | Valeutine G. Hall, No. 285 Pearl streeet, corner of no the) | another; "—new ballad—" I'm alone, ry alone; Blin 100 Stonington 260 46) addressing “post paid) to ‘We nn asal | street. (n ‘er | Boy,” ‘aud his favorite cantata “Tur May ny Queen, | New Stock Exchange. o & F. | R SALE, OR TO LET, onthe r | Saree parts, poetry by Alf pam Hew | abeMonris Canal 13 1996 a0 he Nor & Wor, mw oo | £12 tate Phulad 4 FER grime lie treratry Derellicg Howse, an Nort | Bene ik Ere May. ve. | SB Famew Traut wit 8 & PP ae Ue eee races ee ie WA, Sisth, between Oath, end Seveath strep, Williams, | Pant Il]-R-tarn of Spring. | ba we x | 33 Nor& Wor KR ¢ ® dd sen | A inal moet rxeneney it crcuat me tp my coererter, | residences, be a a fa the beet manner, aad se | py enin one serrqvents thee Lip {MD ps md'love- Hy fo Friday 6% 3 & ss past low daverhichalander was, no doubt, caleulated t»de- | With #hrwe tnd rain ris a Nae va | | Tickets 50 cents, to be had at yy not Ym at t of my ny. alsom + se money may remain do a Ss | di, qn s & Sf pit pemmeacaeke hacnemmmmtecicim | nent ORE daha | Eemomutwocmmmnacbaim tse | % © do aw Fy 40 iO 6334 | for the deteetion of th ‘of anid libel, so thathe may be | £13 Imtrre Wall street. 5 B do ee 100 #3 43% | brought to justice and ‘the di t for his ine y 5 | onderfal Novelties at Niblo’s Saloon. % do Friday 6%" 100 do 3 | gemgue i pan Bed ‘0 LET O AS! | MESSRS. NELSON KNEASS and | 4 8 3 mas Hien, ,,} think wopd scarcely say ve wav friends THE NEAT TWO STORY HOUSE, No. 1 j HENRY B. VENN, I its partien!: ny area yin Broadway—to be seen m Ii wi- | Reapectfully inform their friends aud the public that they | | nit og fraud in New York, Feb. 2, 1846. JONAS SPEINBERGER. On Thursday, the 12th oe Mr. Wins Pena, ot | congtimption, ag “ptemrtion, aged < 49 years.” the fomily are respectul- | WANTED. ST wo Fisch Pine Frame Hopses, to ly invited to attend the funeral ante this afternoon, | | for the West ladics, with Casing, Floor States, Wi sahes, Windows, Be. comp Pet cigbmod aah go ino the he Marche Mittin cheap ant aay access 10 te’ beet wasbats;and: sar eneniie oo lete, For particulars, TUCKER, S16 ‘Water street. y at 4 o'clock, at his late residence, No 288 Houston street. | 4 The remains will be removed to Woodbridge, N.J., on _- Saturday morniog, 8 orelock, for interment. On Wednesday. , after a ling etias nses, wife of "Edward Chnene, in the year of Ag b The relatives and friends of the family, the mem- ; bers of the Rev Dr. Adame’ church,in Broome street, ay i pic invited to attend her funeral, this afternoo: 'k, from her late anes No. 165 Mott street, . inst. of Se peageles, Beaver His stances are respectfully re: “ae 9 ed to attend bis funeral, from, his late “4 @) A NATIVE OF FRAROEE C2 Green street, on Satuiday afternoon, at 8 0’cluc! one of the pri In Brooklyn, on Thursday rsmorning, the 19th’ inst,, | withthe ah Josrrnine Braproro, only daughter of Mary J. and | ° ss Vact Echeol for a imoserate alary. TORE reletines send frigade et the foils eo tial | ant lars and references apply to C.F. nt the office of invited toattend the funeral, from No. 194Gold atreet, | is ee aera y ] thie sf efternoon, at 3 o’clock. £00 Thursday, the 12th inst., Panera DeCosr, infant.) x; di 1S. and Pamela W. Brainerd, in the | is ilies and well capable ed, aden or Carpe i at 552 a Soert ed Petters 8 <4 10 Warren teers | renin Sea ear ot her age. Bx friends of the family are invited to attend the fune- bead hers: past 3 Cero this afternoon,from No. 45 Lex- ROGRESS OF CRIME THEN NATIONAL FOLICE ars published at | nota Hi 0 —of Saturday EO! UM! NY NOTES Wanted raury itn, wit conan; aug fia vari cing ovigionl Gri wumecberemt dace yD | contents, mat THE Lives OF THE FELONS—No. 7. most i chapter ia the career of Lyman Pin Firat street. SROOREYN PROPERTY FOR SALE. BY W™. Bt the Merchants’ Pathen Ugh et = High Seas by Un vin Johnstone. of ship. p Tory "rosecation of Professional ea—the Aubum State Pri- sm Murder—Chances for ay jets, in case of War. PY a Hill Operation—t mae: Pay Matrienony, or) Fine Colle ‘Tria of Harriet Smith, alias ae ‘Anderson, | ss Bond, ned olf acm the “se atey Barglar-Police deaics : stockis=Murtell, iy Iaxetivity” of Potice Ottice er—the Posch—Hestell ard Contl itor nom ‘Mur. Petition for Bahe—Police M: EM-GRANT PA) FEB x PSC: | jack Hen | WEAFFING PAPER 5000 nee se. es oop Sa rap) ig Paper, just esses HOOKS: f12 imr 65 and 67 Nassau street. TO TRUNK MAKERS. quality and numbers, just received and for sale er & BROOKS, £12 mr 65 and 67 Nassau street DI Henderson—Straling « Shreud—Counterfeiting—Waste | Powder, of Guodhae oa Gough. me “ a Tae ADVERTISER wishes to buy a, J — set Case e ‘Braaish Priest—Policy Gaml Sect GF at this Ofer. ese Hurders—-Hovberiea Burglaries Raper Seacer cigeriex—New Ooanteriens iene | 2a GoueoRT FOR THF AFFLICTED DR. DE WITT C. KELLINGER’S PAIN ADICATOR. oe Centre street—Price firs cents. we" | aa ER, WONDERFUL MEDICINE, contii applied ou the usual terms. LO" VE, ing AND ee FINE aise n bebe TRULY, Do not Neglect, tnt rea to Procure the | > astonish ESTER CONTINENTS i ler working effects upo ry Sree | rere i it toiled, mutes ot [Teper tyes ently repleto with not-Lnd, eaeruining | | "see sae aries £11. 1m'r ty athe best of Mucsnleytes ie stat 2 eeerm arte ri | (XOAL—100 tons Orrell Cos]. : ¢ Carpenter autoers ‘satnor ne CMe from Liverpool, and fe Reroremeo—A mmott cages ite romance of real a er Bran—A F Agee charming ‘story for his VALENTINES! = | GI L NI } eT Goons “seagate novel instange of | QU iat Y tries Prose or Ve, Wit, Seren, Lov erat ied ie Ane A veumtigesetzom | "Ere cy tins Sa ‘i tf pel ce, On America, with & view mea Ris beck done at Wask, | Bi fie Berd est hia frente. lcories von Wan—As arutle on the folly and wickedness of | Shere wi Bra ress aril te faible een AN AFFAIR OF THE HEART. et “ apamigte eto Young Max, br “Lavaig Toon.” | | sa satlett and x Tatu deeds Rt reat wea poeamenty “ARTICLES. between ~— d Ful will be found the largest as cat ardsaheribg wih AD ou cuaanthe back, numbers sortment of Valentines ia this Country, at moet moderate eute sali by tit WM TAYLOR, No. 2 Astor How EPRICE BOOT AND SHOE STOKE. ~~ TRACTS FOR THE TIMES, No. Tan ae eat ea cZeceet, wotia | respectfully ip Wer with ees 5 Inevitable, or the Ne jor the Defen Qontekte “ti ‘Windows of Pesos’ apes the Exelish In | wh oy Sneed beige 3pon pen the Rowe ‘the British Lion, | patronge tect rs x i f. paegang et : i or ere oe Connell, between Sir Ro- | sae Greeawi ion corner ot Bareln po pe Dabs, relation to toe mode of qgnducting a HASTINGS’ = argc ane | « COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE !! of i induente of Chriatinity ad Civili | Pht de JA a Sed cB, the American nts, #2 | nn street, and ome 173° Led hm aTRe rind & \"ee Ludlow, New Y. Price $1 {=> LA for $5. Philadelpbie, Tuttle, 68 Mouth ath at 4th enh eg Ability, nd Im ie City, or wo Me oF Ease tte % ccsbion "of Mr. Calboun, from the office of Sereury Recrigctrces ey a. MYERS & CO. ips Epervier an | TO CARPENTERS, that can furnish three f 25 or 30 sof | an and an exceile t | THE UNDEKTAKI adi anager of « Cotton Mill, man ie various modes of manu- Mall cateured Portrait of BILLY | | Feb.'13, at 12M. | © NDY PICKPOCKE "THE TWo sToRY FRAME Hi 0 | of MADAME COSTELLO, alias | DistGel told and Prospectatreets foul % by 3 feet, oes he it canentet Life of 4 iba iioh Pek oe fe of George Barrington, | ears Brick J House and ee ate of f the receat e BRUTAL MURDERS on the | Dekalb street, 97 feet nA (TRUNK BOARDS—10,000 Jbs Trunk Roards, of = all who use it, or who have been favored with | &4 ‘33 Stone street, have as | pd Sea, the underinentioned | tesa half pipes, ale adr dar Sinigesl will give their first. Grand Barlesque MUSICAL “ MIREE! NOTiC On ST. VALENTINE’S EVE, Friday, Feb.13, (DWELLING HOUSES, STORES and vacant Lots, | On which ocearion they have secured the se:¥ices of an'un- | exchange tments made ou pro- | usually talen'ed family not "> eeiaraseal Family, nor the t 195 Pearl street. rc Be ie | STi iwe | ry, | Orpnean Family, buts FAST valnect | Pusequpeomsee ct el BV. | joney proewed on pleton’s » yle mol | tsuranee obtained tram | | Ketan, Song eed Pagar the eomatry © Arpiy ats | by a young leap: Basle |r NB Bes aleenenny:epeslaeitions’ Sot Rae | Nokaeeic "Bickers 30 ce Me te te OALVIe Fottany Our 0 Jo Land—Msauticert Di Room of the | on ’ us i t ti pact, | peere dope lameciotien:ettther Opens ap mbe moet | fankees hve no taste for Music--Quarcetie, Remembrence of | F OPERTY v9 te | | the Hiutehiavon Family, © Now shire cheers all Ore Shou! lam bia’s peow land Dog. le Toove, or bats Sone, withont « wert ‘of the Manmoth Song Bock ~4 ra herwoman. ov Sally Tieerepersed. with ry valual property, on tee Beever Rares streets, without | Bs tae veby beck Vestoenn bean Into citys lars, inquire oi the Auctionee: yet, Broos lyn. ‘U0 LET IN BROOKLYN. THE two story House, with Kitchen attached, Es Bara, wi bout seventeen acres of land, on a aa of which i oe ‘ith J 7 | dxf SiiderDusteand D alog: Fort Wakens the it Howe—Di ree frat, sunated on At. the railroas oO and a half » with about one iPaterrea. |. Dw'D h rhe is will pola Sil their Staten Pay oe PART fil. | Down East—The Yankee Girl’s first appearance in a desing | room—Soug, Little ey ae or. os T may grow Ho betel. | Fleato. a ibee Sua | engneges thes bez Squas! St alt atived ore tle of a rare Daett ‘wich om jagarism, peetfully 6 solic’ FIFTEEN FARMS. Pane of from two to thirty acres each, of the Sound) Village and Landing. for o'clock, FM. atp le clear. Apply to T. A. Lawrence, poconeer ‘New Rochelie: or John H. Peters, New York: tte satel aii our | saad Bpeck—Quartette, mee Rose of le } Inte ion for presentation a Valentines. Vive In France, or Bonaparte in Disgnise—The ontertain- ments will conc ude with the celebrated Burlesque Polka. aps at Mill Bochele. 410 Swen ‘Doors open at 6% o'clock. Performances to commence at 7% | LES, Mth Street aud Third 0 Yelock ae Postponement on account of the weather. ASS i ei Pri Head. Just arrived and #1 ies for, we Stables, a orthern | HERK W. BOUCHER, | be Artal ponies esr tb barre matched; | > ESPECTFULLY informs the Patrons of the late German | bight or ten good road horeas, and Sa NOwTRRUE nd | RR "Opere; hts risude and the lovers of art generally, that his | shipping horses, Im*re | MAIL LINE AT 8 A.M. TO ALRANT = | | And the intermediate Landings, or as far as the Ice first and only BENEFIT CONCERT, t the Wall ekg plac | Apollo oes etry Sati . r wise tewery | occasion he wil MADAME ADLER, TERAULE! i RGhewaxy | Mr. P. MAYER, Mr. SIGN Sk Rarer TI THE oxnitan QUART ANTETTE VEREIN, ea he fall full fren ed ad Chores. ing from any point | and stages will be ers to their deat | A er fast on board fe ‘Bteambost UTICA. Captain | ves the Secwaee Connlsoas ana Liberty streets | every LORNING ot o'clock, All packages nd pore parcels will be Inndea at (a ofthe regular eee provided t! ney, Pay yd forat the 7 web Eon and entered on the sreight list. wssage oF freight, on board: or to io oTeehal = he dee the wharf eter from Pre aux clers. | 4—Quartette dem Le em und Regen, tC Rain, ) by the German Quartette Ve he (Saow | LONDO! ‘S—paile the 20th sass in Gruneo,” wi Rebruwy The ship QUEBEC: in J. Fiano. and Violoncello bli <a Witinme, will nent oh QD ‘as above, her re- | ‘rulein Korsinsky.. e—-Duc om © La ette. ‘Mayer and Herr Boucher... 7 chore for eMals Yoncey frowm' the Zanbetiote’* 1—Concerto in G. Minor for Pianofore and Or- chestra. H. ‘Timm and Fp Orsheorm. Mrnvevosoun ‘Baatwoupt | re «+. -Rossint | et a a fi3re sage saan bet ion on USEPH ile Ee baer Mot Pine and = streets. INK OF PAC) racks | REGULAR of the eh March The fret class, fee sha ip INDEPENDENCE, Cuptun Allen, burthen | wilt si us above, her regular or accom ra. and | eld moda Sin a fer sear. < ers. "persons inven, -D ioane es pee ‘application on be a ee Maver, Fa tuberfl | | rise Corner of Pine and South streets. | Racist proce 2h. Eee vara i Ve | THOR LIVERPOOL— of the 16in Febraa he aa obligato, accompani- Tee splegdid fat sailing peck et ship CAMBRIDO fom Fiano, V cloneello. ard Vio fia. noe jarstow, will fa ue an eee. fd } y Herr , Maser ae " Teerage, apply to SOHN THERDMAN & ECO. o. | caemes A be had at the principal Music Stores | B:B, Those about sending for their frendt retin iaghe Concert to commence at 8 o'clock £13 1ttrh old coun this superior packst, | ————~; paws or any « ‘Of tbe shipe of the Tine, atthe lowest raves, by apply ng | COMFLIMENTARY CONCERT TO esate. “Piire T ised iene fends of MeLeeh- | ri en MeLeeh- rsx g NEW ORLEANS Louisiana and New | | Al Tots etd we toueal on fe th inst, James Linen in the day Feb te ne elem tu ata et ship OSWEGG! ‘oheaen, mane wall postive faa a ecittogh ‘elely eddie es Me above tomejiunisnet requler day lt bay oo pag ply bam Templeton)» hat ve and his family were ¢ ch dto peenninry | wharf, foot of Wall et, orto. aj Lo Bio By Le his present Hk; COLLINS & CO., $6 South at Reaer avd jaterity a ct Positively no goods received on board after bemraay even: | 4 rel ae sc rH coe PR henna) who will | sabre eee, 2 aster, will wuceced the BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER- CK crs Poi FOR J IVERPUO) ty re- | res;of Saxton ral | be ESitowing Com barthen 1000 tons Sain ath beste it i yw Varwnn, | tious of the Cambridge ry mon ‘superb and | | costly mauner, with every modera improvement and coareni- | ot but edd to the comfor: of those embarking. , | iting the cld country, or sending for their fri-.ds should call and see this *p! id specimen cc architec. 2 Np Testy poten tenn ore bw a 5 shoud 'm. Marshall J i Welmede'on bord, | Edmund Charles, foot of ‘Bookman trest. eet to ibe "9 as hacril ae | ilbert Vale, B ie ony Cored oe epammnconnd ounemort & Becker, do do do do. | swig” atc sae tee tape tate Wece tak) |. Dppeges Bmomae, Tare bal ‘Guns aud Shells, Sieh enoy ‘9 ahah aa | nd tae of Arrangements have mach ple sae nfoacs og Pace Bhi We Parnes, Pees eater ore pepe | FOR BELIZE, ger Burk JOHN R. race eof Arranger plone in a | of Float pay io : itt rata! ge for ont Militia, a SLOCUTION. hemes | bot Seapateh for the above. p Petey ost permission of Wm. Mitchell, | Eititos of uate ia the shove secompll compliment, ta ‘de ib Seorgand so ree Evening Classes at his + AS ES | IS Howard verest ja3 mre LIE 2TOR ARNT’S Mr. AUSTIN PHILLIPS, | fitenen | ARTIFICIAL EYES, IEF SALVE. Mr BROUOH by a ‘vnd_ invented by Dr. J. GRAY, No. 119 B 119 Bows lowed & EL! Bruises, Burns, Ch onic Gores or Bwel- | wos, Mitchell, Eq Mr. H. MARKS, by permission MORNING, ie Usted Sates: "Any fa ie sehen! | eves riety He Bohne Peeve tases |, Me SNM, ne aL, AL PRibss: Pc ok oe been Sl | as seh itreitsconteedes Measeecat Sees | scum, Minch, tog ME WALCOTT, by permis Namber of this new and besatifal FAMILY “LEFRCURS! LERCURC) | saree Extract of aletter from Doetor Wood. ‘Mr, Georg eae bode. _ ots INEWSPAPEN will, be. pu ae eae fo, dl LEECHES! 4 ified to hear that the 2 ele Balve” me Sane De AM THEATRE MBs FLYNN | next. It ta veo ited, on [a] ‘it yo RECHIVED af a fresh supply ¢f Bweedish ena Sayre | | les Arnt, ig bein “A the me it, on Fadey sas appari ‘ceoemon BiB ion. | J. Med 4 many 4 LEY, eches, Ni any vate be spotless, clear and bright. F< jor requiring less labor, time | | legis ad warn’ eas \- iperior to any, f10 oe BU aorar peat Wholesale Agents for Morris's Nati = 222 Broadway. coruer of Annst. £19 Merve potty f imported, America, fur the cure nervous diseases. fades Saloon dered & w a pes. GRAND ‘or sale by the groce, | Gen tegen ee sed tons able ox emt ME REDUCED PRICEY 4B, & D. SANDS, 79 Falton stree | Free aah rd. Maso ects of Now York. wil 2 im'*r corner of Gold. } My e , | a eee teu BENING, Grad bos 192 BROADWAY, O TQ | R OF JO DR. T. ro THose Wot Shanes THEMSELVES. BROADWAY AND CANAL STREET, "DHE celebrity of “Ring's Verbena C Pest thems esgoodias the wata- i United Sap bas never, been ap od doublet of best mineral Teeth on | mally no article hitherto | aise 0 00 | the penetra on the Toughest beards, that \ fort Eeiaoen ore ar ,. i Ss ote pears "eo ata | sien Xe cok mith eis | by a tis ‘a RING, fi or . Hemeraber=es a of Ccechameet end Bestway Sere | roadway, sorway - ie Consterret. | ON, BoRing’s Cone nd lier re a for eae ny | DR. POWELL OCULIST, > Brant ai in the OS. rr orrice EkucEives OF TAXES, Ges : cay Ud | Penuc se HCE i here sees entero § Hop duet pees per centage sing added. fe Brosdway—entrance 16 Warren st. .g'4-tanlahle mosey cnly reset, Wi a SF FR Jame ti5eb + er . FOREIGN ‘BOOKS. pgyows NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS. Rr, erat en Ns and Editions. Brattle! @. U, 315 peti. rare wescoey ty gay tac ‘appl : was ms J on Liv anne lst nod fe ets "ATENT LAP-WECDED IRON BOT * 100 3; pe Siig So sips ) ergs ~y LAND AB ae Steet long, end one and & La oN | to ue wor saves, Row face. | 10 HOTEL ee TA ER TAVERNS, aprtede pareees’ of'8 | | Botheness HOUSES aud all who Hike thew La fo | | de. i. RING "Ager t, 99 Proadway, comer Johustrert GALVANI NIC RINGS macneti® FLUID. ._felebrated both in Europe and rheumatism, and all chronic or dozen or single one, | di ha racts nd Mrs Viren et course of the fu Gi re SIC ; GEORGE, A,HOYT would respecifally inform bie | | gtruction’ou the PIANO FORTE, at his residexce, 33° Chrye- tie street, or at the Tesivence of his pupils. erste, made known on application. ELOCUTION. MR. GEORGE VANDENHOFF, Receives Gentlemen pos tree of bis instractions, at his to CHAMBERS STREET. fire MR. H. COLLINET, | Derr ct of the Orchestra ~ ty yg “Garrat from a letter written by a female td her relati 'y morning called at Mrs. Hulbert’s. SI | ed so Jong and so much with Terms mod 3 1 polar the means sata | reat whi of ** Arnt’s Re- icted, I deem it my dety to = ‘owa case. About twenty —Sir: "That ae ctor Hallock ustinty ye” may be Leaner eh =) facts con: ith Balls, ‘ragment of « burstin harm: Palace, and | ys from that up. to the present co 10 ii ends aed mab, Ha | Scher eas and. pain, and finally tere: Sete are, i he | | foot. | ignow prepared io recelre tel ardor is'tnd ‘Boirees | gecourse ‘Address at his ‘residence, 400 y- | “Baia Ex fit tw*m | ee er my hngarnce of yomas nes eote, a rine Kear en, ae neha Saree i | an | the jing and | aaa. ae ve nase Oa ann arc, up stair and heal trom pan en Berta Sena anni its been f re York, Jan 516 7 and have no doubt it will. prove ANY ROY, Re | Fee an septation oral th parpoos fr ree) FE rpreen Broome snd Syringe aon. dine ice Sate me 8. PARSONS, French's Hotel, No: 18) Fulton street, dN gy and retail bj agest, i eer ase | ust aud. Chastity” Fae ceeree t, and by most of way rae Sethe Hote up stairs. Hh Im*r ‘OLD RO! eb hom pe ee Cor Cc per, anequalled, from root am uv Fees « ee at, oe The subscribers 9 ey ee ren eer: restos Innes post a iattteaes Bee | Lies having seghse of Clog Clothing to die canal ast captor se pete from veleotts thecgine, by sending for tho subseriber, af pars of trier bas ansaid es fcabon, hich ox cae | SSelubnee, No. Duahe verert, bevomses re N. B.—Gendomen’s C! and Furnit ee a | dette | en's Clothing ‘wi tue sd | SReeearne Seren Caewe be atinnded to. 15 Ime EXTRACTS JAR! ONS we kao known at an- | me pas sat a w. | U resins era yy Say ices ° | Beware of Counsenteten” \ om EROUSGRL, ue Brostway. | The Colored Magu PARK THEATRE. ‘Seventh Night ofthe Th a nt Danseuse, Friday Event Fel 13, Will be verforaed 7h 1, the New Ballet, entitled rR GISELLE, OR THE WILIES, argin To conclude with the Drama entitled The Worn: iBorsopen At 66 o'clock, aad the Curtain will rise precisely BOWERY THEATRE. A. W. JACKSON...MANAGEK AND PROPRIETOR. Friday Evening, Fe 13, THE bruary will commence with Wage, WIZARD © OF THE Or, ‘The Ship of the Avenger! Charles Faliner, sa ,C fH ford, rar Babee the Uuknowu Schoone! i ta which. the Comedy ot" "THE WiDOW's VICTIN. Mr. Twitter fr. Clarke Jato Cattery: Jemmy 7° e Ran 4 Gallery 1254 et will open at half — -curtrin will rise at 7. OMA’ HEATRe, MRS. FLYNN'S BENEFIT. Ame ery Vi Fei, Mitchell. thee ¥ Miss Cohen and Mr Thompecs To couch gueries of Thomas.” Thomes,.-¥ lyn. je witi f13 Itre HOW b’s CLRCUs, AT PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE. Every thing altered, Arranged and Conducted in the precise of Francon! l Friday Evening, Kebruary 13, ULAvER @ Among the lala Hens Til sepenr the celebrated | U Mr. Randall, 71 Will appear in act of Horsemanship, entitled La Cracovienne. FOUR QUARTERS O| nae GLOB. eau of double horsemanship, 4 J. sweet and the two + +++ Gulliver. ‘Masters Aymar, ‘Com \d ng by the Clown, ...Dan Rice. Sie Be ‘ainer, upon hi aliant siud of horses will repre- tent the Ch & Mr. W Nichols, ona. rae, riding backw w inst. Nixon, wrecked Sailor Boras acts of hor-ei Walter Aymar, and of the Athlete, by the Bro. Mr. Cole, and pon, Ferlormance every Gtarday, commencing UF past 3 o'clock. of admission—First or Dress Circle, 50 cents—Parquette Beats, 50 centr—Second Tier of Boxes, 2% cents. Doors open at 7, performance to comi hilf-past 7 o'clock. BOWERY AMI AMPRITHEATRE AND NEW YORK CIRCUS. No. 87 Be Rockwell & Stone, Me GORGLOUS & aed eae: aTRiuMen (OF Fite Butt FIGHT! ITTAKER. tortions by 9 wonderful train i of ‘his Dog Bill phe BEN. eee the BULL! rachen. Properties, In clamhichs} aay ee trained ff Costumes, by 7 Base eseieetion are a Joume: Fothie Nobility and ier ‘Traits Arrival of Matalores .t0 the Beene of Amazonian March and Wat Dance, by seven indies ns armors The Bull Fight-Eseort of Wveruor and Knights. | The, sporis ‘will commence with the Polish pageant of ladies a gegtlemen, led prey eed Ba the scenes of this ar AKCH STREET THEAIRE, FAILADEDFHIA an. Lrser..... W. E. Burton. Actina Manacen Mn in, J, M. Scorr. Stace Manaorn. » Stevens. Mr. CE. Me. a, LEWIS aed. Mr. SILSBRE. Friday E ruary 13, SIT A WAGER i japet, Mrs. er which ‘The Maid of Milan. LARI, | Dene Vira C, Sm ia, Mi "Ha ket be followed by tanking See Rice. ‘0 conclude with fad ronan Mr les AD STREET, PHICAD NATIONAL CHESNU’ ‘amples of Granta garizaied ven in the erat Eatine 2 \ the ‘Ls. my! NORTH aad T. V. int Ch eant Taian ieffeets, r, with SANT Twe and Four Horse ee ‘Positionist, J. J. . Cmeade = Little F Pastor. Characters, ke, ME, E. WOODS. Fea ere N. MeGARE RSD 7 ultbrie tad fo cay R. G. DUNBAR. a, NICHOLLS. lows, M ¥ and WELLS. “LSeiinot Wines ‘and ad KELLY, gn we led ied y's 4 ee Tae of th Park ve Paek His tis pupils are o Professional large jen! WEAR iS OFA SAILOR'S Shs LIFE: 1 is EVENING: FEBHUAKY be, Ber Pier pou from 9 o'clock in the mocaing oa gelock, where overy attention Smil'be puna to tho public joors open at half-past 6, performance to commence at 7. MINEKVA SOCIET TE SECOND GRAND EXCLUSIV Bi! FANCY panes ae LL, of the Society, will ta of oad riday, ky oF bro Taboted iy {eve ms. | ii oF the HEBREW ae Li Ber Ra a ’s Saloon, Pickers can be ae ned of atthe a mesons ‘Emanuel Wall street. Joseph “A: Jacksot 200, ae Grand street. Myers, 3¢ Reade street.j 7 oe street. i aon, 163 Water ate msg ante HENRY GOLDSMITH, Secretary oo Walker street. £5 wir LOOK AT THIS. EVERY EVENING, 88, 167 Broadway lessant. places of resort in this . would se! soup oa im neat 7 weeks where furnished mouth or by the Year, ROSS'S > | expte rooms may 1 int very reasonable rate ;CLFIC ML BE. U. | [TRE Medicine that never was known to fail; Rtn Tie Brandwev. rarwer of lohn street. only | $100, cera BEES re Rethoe ame month return ey aes city. yo PARTIES ferished USIG Fink, swith the Harp am iopeeert. AYLAR IE No. ey th "No. MUSIC. JOSEPH KAMERER’S MUSIC FOR RIVATE PARTIES, CAR be gnenaed by applying at 18 PRINCE STREET. Reegeacenie season sagen nen ae BOOKS BOUGHT. INS wi Libraries, either ‘Pipher raaiers 5 ime ma Nassau, of 187 Rivi street. CARD. Nts AND GUARDIANS. of aaa LOG! pon Pee Estat oa i. ouetnit a ats (—4 0.2 . ¥, i “Ai sen ton he ot One ‘or otherwise, Guetogily eae ‘0 LEN) iN nD aN MORTAGE—The rain of mowey on eon rg enae i of Fi 5 aon 5 5. PaROAB, n¥ pours of 9 and 1 fel oe ass chard |New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. : | cotton goods 20, dc. Mears N.B. | SEW aia Camille Gardener | se, Mr. Rice; Marquis Mueklefan, | Li oe eee | LATER® I INFRLLIOENCS BY TTB MALLS. HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON. ‘THE CONTINUATION OF THE OREGON DEBATE IN THE SENATE. | The New Tariff. MEXICAN AFFAIRS, dic. dic. dic. Wasuineton, Lith February. The new tariff bill, prepared under the direction of Mr. Walker, the Secretary of the Treasury, was | sent to the Committee of Ways and Means to-day. | It has been arranged with great care and skill, con- | formable to the principles of his Annual Report. It will be recollected that the gentlemen engaged in | this work are from the Custom Houses of Boston, The | eneral element of the bill is the establishment of | the ad valorem principle on the ruin or abolition of | the specific and minimum duties, which have ex- isted for many years. The duties on the leading | pees were fixed by Mr. Walker—those on the 3; | Subordinate articles, principally by Mr. Bogardus | and his colleagues, of the New York Custom House, | on the principles of Mr. Walker. Iron wares and | | Goods are 30 per cent—woollen goods generally 25— This bill may be altered by the Committee of Ways and Means, but not much. It will create a great excitement among the Eastern manufacturers and the Southern 40 bale theory men. Bozh may oppose it. Whether it will pass we'll see. Thismatter will follow the Oregon de- bate, and will last longer. | Leapino Featunne oy tHe New Tansey Bit sy rae Secartaay or THe Taxasuny. per cent cent. randy and other spirit Monufactures of colton, 20 ous liquors 15 Wool, unmanufactured Fy | Cordials, 75 Hemp, 30 Wines of all 30 Flax, ” 2 | Ready made cl Hair cloth and hair seat- and all articles wo! ol Oil cloth, Iron snd manufacti Blankets costing of iron 76 ots....., x Blank ts c Plate glaas and ‘cut glass 4 Mapatactares of gold, silver, copper bras | and Wake er metals.. 30 Plain window Bees 80 Manufactures lass. . 90 Foolscap,letter and other ee ogee f fi Segars, snuff, manufac- tures of tobacco..... 20 Tobacco unmanufac'ur’d 30 bee factures of marble 30 jons. 4 including uae, binet wares otsehold 490 rand ae rade a ret asonces, tine: is tures, perfumes, &e., 3 for the toilet or medi- cinal pui soos oO | Manufactures of wool, 25 Diamonis, rubles ve ited 25 preci | “ Ingrain and Cag mon ca: brows and a Buttons, all Fignnels, Manufactured of hemp.. 20 Tea, coffee, salt and raw | Wasuinaton, Feb. 11, 1846: 4 | Congress—The Great Crisis, and the Great Men Charged with the Fate of Christendom. Mr. Allen closed his grand. argument to-day, in | the Senate, upon the Oregon twelve’months’ noti- fication. Bating the question of the title, which he | conceived to be conclusively settled by Messrs. Cal- lun and Buchanan, and the President’s message, his whole energies were directed to a most elabo- rate parallel between the relative strength of the United States and Great Britain, in the event of a war. His speech was richly ornamented with his- toric reminiscences, exhibiting the decline of the commanding power of Great Britaim, and the ne- cessity enforced upon her of keeping the peace.— His facts and his deductions upon this point, had a minds of the 1m the once aiid " thee Senators, ans Fiduced to sneer at rihe declaration of Allen,” sat ransing me to-day, 60 as though they dii the pveepact: jing rumble earthquake, bo apa en- | ough. ‘o-morrow we have John M Clayton in re; The of Mr. Clayton 1s rather ey smooth-faced and congregational enough to preros- | sees the stranger very are strongly in his favor ; we | anticipate a caustic tion of whatever vagueor unguarded declarations may have escaped the young “Karthquake,” to-day. | _ The interesting discussion of last in the Senate upon the Texas annexation will be far trane- cended in interest, in magnitude, and in the im- | portance of its results, by the Oregon controversy | now fairly opened. | Mr. Webster, from the scathing animadversions of Mr. C. J. Ingersoll in the House, and Mr. Allen in the Senate, will be compelled to expound the McLeod case and the Ashburton treaty; and when he aks, it will be the mightiest effort of the ba ay intellect of the age. nd yet, there is another whose views are far more important, and will tell with tar greater effect, and this is Mr. Calhoun. We expecta sifting of the question by this eminent civilian, bat 4re- not autho! to say he will abandon | an inch of his late ground in favor of a compromise | ) aaa the line of forty-nui We are not now, however, entirely sanguine of - Mr. Allen or ata as | for the regalation cf. “ balance of power” upon | this ey and yar idiot vey when we j say, that we are on taraing point ocenagad ot a war with combined Europe. But of this had better treat in a brief separate Docrox. Wasnnerton, Feb. 11, 1846. The editor of the Cowrier and Enquirer, while here a short time since, wrote home and contradict- ed, in positive terms, the statements which the Her- ald first made, that the Oregon correspondence had been renewed. He said, if I recollact aright, that nothing of that kind had occurred since the termin- ation of negotiations in August last. So much, then, for the accuracy of the $52,000 sheet. ‘There are various rumors in circulation to-day, re- specting the nature of the despatches received here a day or two ago from Texas, and of which I in- formed you last meht. Although nothing positive concerning them has as yet transpired, I still —_ from many concurring ciroumstances ot petpenricen, es with which I had been 4 at m Sipe oe o President has bee the inion for some time past, wer with Mexico i» inevitable, and consequently, some hostile movements in that direction are looked for every hour. ae i with the Oregon ditficul- ties and some which it is not pradent to mention ode fet Sopa to overwhelm the adminis- tration and render it we smo nnd ag action an {t appears to very sauny eCay® Lal Thnch asthe the Presi rome the 49th parallel tothe British minister that e should shut the io" door subsequently to a settle ment of the question even by arbitration. I am not now jing as to whether we ought, or ought not, claim whole. of the Oregoa territory a that I leave to the judgment of = Koen A? i put the question in this point of vie Tins a any Lennar om decli some! thing at et for the tite ot me, know these opposite concile ae of of. trine of consistency. 54 40; yet, so long 28 our government had given wa. ‘once, or oftener, upon what they, too, have to be ours to the same extent, it seems strange and ubborn in apres decline ae ae to the deci jon of fession, and ‘hey sident himeelf. Bat I wony io Me. Polk's councils, be: ail tuis trouble and contasi to paralyze every attempt at an |