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making the total O8T OFFICE=On snd from the ist of January, 1846, 112,682 tons. > No, phy foome om Mail We annex a statement showing the condition of each | composed’ iuste x ws Tht om Mail {afternooa) will a age Vencers, Rosewood the Morning Mail will close at the bank in New Orleans, on the Sist of January and the [ire Masia sad Black Walnut Logs, Borda, Meera) te see ne ne il clan ns haa wen ‘26th of February, 1846, according to returns made to the oe cr jonganl geagetmant t of Inuaber, usually kept’ at me- | A Board of Currency of Louisiana. There has been an in- ¥ Tame % WHITE LEAD: RESPECTABLE aide aged mah 10 act as a light por Creased amount in esch department. ‘egs Wetherill’s Philadelphia White Lead, in oil, | 82d other work, in a tail ishment., The most Banxs or New Onueans. 500 KeFicedwerrnted ert andoure, slightly injured | SePtonable ryeregece vill’ te seueased." Apply. to ipder Jam 3 1. Feb. 28, 1846. by sea water: received fram the wreck of the schooner Ala- ag Glan <a bain, and forsale n Loe to ant urehasers | N. B. anasto nite eg | sie a is sisi ie ALKER, lusurance Broker, saves abet (en Banking C3 6 31.065 | — 0.5 2tistm £3 Wall atreet._ | AN 0 City Bank pe sits oo 906,112 TASSELS, PRAISING USI) e38 MAI o 571354 687.166 | QUIT ABLE for trimming hats, eaps, blinds, shader, pictures, EARENSR WARTS Profitable, Publiahins es- 1gsedsa —segas 1,s\ons | solsa.numbrelian, parasals, Cloaks ves bags, purchase Crip lg tefl ee ong as Cnn . ian — ae Sry] o iety of bindings se oar le whol » | this office. e peng Consolidated Asso’n 739,720 16,677 "788,385 4,650 | mi5 m*m 67 Maiden lane, commer of Williem st. | LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE Total. ....... .$5.508,829 $6,558,974 $5,909,531 $6,616,500 Dear Sine deragued hao [ARVEY, “alge fot all bade ot and Familice gan objain the full Liabilities Liabilities Lectures, with dings Haat basing heard of, couime ot | sispoen of nosh as Ladves and exclusive exclusive vieivered xno Chapel of the Unive | Fire Arms. Fumiture, we.” Leve Cah aay | ecpenctan rho angers jendse memory | Sits fates ecole a fe (948,189 by re] liestcouyenseuces Yours, es ee rates AE YOUr OM | venstyn. N.B. A tine through ive Fe Post O1 willbe prompt. 7904 4.251 270 -D. John M.Krebe, D.D. | ly attended to. mi lintre et tear ies z | Gorera LUMBER CO. Notes wanted at 34 per cent aes Ts Oe | md 2mPre Th Wall street 709,961 2,019,639 | ‘Thomas Williams, jan. COTTON MILL. Total... ... $15,220,600 $45,637,443 $15,779,705 $46,318,496 John C | |W tnimaty eomeinted wi the yarlgna motes! mana: A comparison of the leading features shows the follow- Mancu Mth, La | facturing cotton wool, both in and America; can be ing result :-— usthons: Wadsing oalor pemteainnee: teknowledg: | tod ted cotabliabmeats Wa the U sa came (ee Cnths Sedhisle. Des elk te: oie: sle Dease, we | meaty for tha terms te whoo fe ms eveelads nat epee tee _ vals Sartre 829 $5, g09's91 gratification |" have in accepting your invitation. 6,558,978 Un ing y evening to jenerally ARDW RE AT AGENT'S PRICES. " sSe'bek ANaisiase asaensee | 1SsSt03 than any other, propose delivering the fret Lec- Ti SUBSCRIBER, Agent for several Manufacturers in | ua 45.076 ’ ¢ Course ou that evening, the 18th instant. Exaland, ig enabled io supply dealers from frat hands, also 44.029, 076,456 45,637,443 46,318 196 v. ct } Pu; cousult their own interest by ‘Tho eggregate assets and liabilities have increased, best sh iP ave, 4 ining UF Sica PRICES, 7 veuines i ed Table C the former about five hundred and fifty thousand, and IM MeDougal street, ?romeas0F Eloquence Langeages. s a0e gross low & eres a Table Ley ey. the latter about seven hundred thousand dollars. The increase from January 31 to Feb. 28, in specie, was SHAFER & CO. | 2Casks Trace, Ox and, ‘ $406,703; and in circulation, $57,606. ‘The receipts of an ORS AND DRAPERS, | im Dae bay ye Pans, Bed Screws, Candlesticks, Bolts, Spoons, NOW RECEIVING specie at New Orleans this season, to Feb. 28, were Re NOW RECEIVING, Peds Cioregana by the Havre Packets, anen- | Mrmak Looks, Carsy Comte Bate a, “ ee eee crear of the fivest Hedas Clothe ander: | SOHN 3" $884,678, against $1,276,896 to the samo date last, | simeres. adapted to l meaging goncfuded | m2 tmisMW&F*me "No. ya News a eae Notwithstanding these diminished receipts, the specio in the banks has increased more than four hundred thou- known to most oi our fash- | The Long Jsland 1 Insurance Co. — Feit a the Stare Nef Pine aapet, sear Broséway, in foc from the shelves i ves 10 salt ers, best tlowii other jue and Y pred . + dipt, &e » Chi- ba md Glas, ass tumblers, decanters arian 3 pacer the will be well Pochod for ahi OED aaa tit be rece thie sale cll Tuesday red for » Salk les are promptly settled as soon as wee | LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF ANTIQUITIES, ONSISTING of Tasquored Sososiaie ‘Jars and Vases, owen poates fn pe Plates end dishes, ube and saucers, of various kinds, original Dresden — groups, figures, cups and saucers, aucient fans of the “isth | wen carved ad Painted. tT &@ magnificent flower vase of poree lain d’Sevres, of the of Louis XIV, which vase has been bought at the sale of ‘Joseph Buowsparte, at Bor dentown. Also, a table, or wash stand, | such as uever has bee his ‘country. These choigg ornaments and red, are ey I antique, none one hand |, and some years, are very rig and were ooee , and other places, with great diligence a everance, by the collesters ers of e courts of Europe, ro) silty To pas at Le agasin Ja argon ‘oo tween jway an A Aaron Levy, a ~ Auctioneer, on Thursday, ch sik “Bele fo tornmencs positively at Lw'elock FM. nia | | ots 8. "Phe public are in general invited, particulaely, the Ja- dies, to examive these. maguificent ormeients, now rerdy Pipes, with catalogues; open daily from rt Mi, ay 5 E. WILLA! « w. Ww TUIRLEY, Auctioneers, ILL ine the ersonal attention to the Sales of Ho use- hol ‘at the residence of Ke ay declinin; hensslineaie "Stocks of Crockery, Dr} | sales of Real Estate, at the Merchants’ gik fram thoy fined on che public, cone ‘ALES ROOM, 151 BROADWAY, wat the spacious stores No. 17 W. et will Adnus Office ‘PSHE ANNIVERSARY of the German Societ celebrated by « Dinner, March, 1846, at 6 0° eleck. tained, by apply Br A G" Hessenterg. 3 street. PARK THEATER. MRS. SEGUIN, MR. ER, AND MR. SEGUIN, Assisted b; ey ‘R, in Opera. ‘March 1 E. | conte 5 Gallery open at 636 o'clock, and the Curtain will rise preeizely cents. Doors at 7 o'clock. ERY THEATRE. A. W. JACKBON.. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR GRAND OMBIN ATION, DOUBLE COMP Rockwell & Stoue’s Equestrian Troupe t ia vephte ination with the pramesio Company of this establishment, Sa aecae Lp ng, bate es 4 ‘ne Performance will commence with the Drama of IVANHOE. J R Scott. “Blanchard. Chanfran. Davenport. lark. Kaw: Jane Wilton _r* Lower Boxes 50 cente—Second and Pit and Gallery 1234 cents. Doors will open at half past 6—curcain will rise at 7. BOWERY THEATRE. Benefit of J. P. Waldron, Treasurer. EDNESDAY EVENIN Occasion he has the pleas March \8th, 1846, on which fe of announcing to his friends | LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, | —==== Interesting from Washington. \ Wasuinaton, March 18, 1846. Itis said that Breese, the Senator from Mlinois, will take the place of Bancroft, in the ar Peaee meant. Wasuineron, March 14, 1846. The Oregon question is in more doubt and uncer- | tanty than ever ; and Mr. Polk’s position is just as- | mysterious and as warmly controverted here as anywhere else. The course which the debate, du Ting this week, has taken, has only thrown more doubt and mystery over the whole matter. It is now believed that recent developments in relation to what is contained in Mr. Haywood’s speech, may create an entire change in the Position of par- | ties, in the final vote to be taken on this question. The anti-compromise, or ultra-Oregon men, com- prising about thirteen democrats, in the Senate, with two or three whigs, according to the best cal- culation, are now gravely veering towards a “ mas terly inactivity,” as the best policy to pursue, in order to keep the question open for future events and con- ungencies. On the other hand, he compromise democrats have been shifting .the: ition, and probably the whigs are equally divid val pes that itis | impossible to tell what the result of the vote may be on the various propositions betore the Senate,when the quesion shall be takem. During the last few days, speakers are nearly cqually divided betwee the whigs and anti-compromise democrats. whigs believe, and asserts of their own ae | that Mr. Senator Haywood is the correct exponent of the President’s views; while the ultra democrats deny the interpretation, and insist with equal Wy Bete, i bexver exvee " are now | nd th liv. of the B hextre, the follow: sand dollars since November last. execute orders in style of unustal elegance, | | | Car road | in powertal ifs Fislicas-sr okie hasta) eee: | AaGiiy, Hose be, (ih arcoritedg Dlg tavor %. H Old Stock Exchange. GVEA FOWERciosms to tet with Bea Poser AP roadway. | wore a pares mlito25*r tan drama of rT a WA again and again, during the debates. The matter 4 His Sit she Farmers’ Trast 29 mee POWER.—Rooms to reat with 8 aay “a CO Ng | Hie noe a chaeey er SEERM OIL, END UANOUEP, 30m; pala ir ph oa the dew’ forse, ee PRA also en pe an additional loud of mystery, or 000 Reading Bonds 7 Canin Co ig m4 2wre | generally, on their usual favorable terms.” iter Bleac! perm Oil at $1 a gall; |. Phe cass. mis Hn “i rather a whole atmesphere of doubt, by the position 3000 pee vag, bk a 0! TO THE PUBLIC. occurred ae ee «| Cand ia ears potad, opts, prime arse of oon ale Beoce, wih opaler Hapestrian Corps | | ssumed in the government organ in favor of 64 40, 4.000 Ianots mois Spl Bds Ee go pis i I WARETRES cs erate ee ee tiseane asaso by Dy 08. | tare, siesre mcd a Josten to te 7 4 hotel keepers are a" call alike wR EAA oy xo T HORSES, ‘tie eat all ideas of compromise on 49. av act pare! For sale by _ . , 0 Tig 2100 do bio a to my bed; my nrme an PP eried se: | geobe We RELAMATER, President. | _mrid lin* ir Vee now open.” mis St#re | If it be true that Mr. Polk wishes to n kay Fs be 2 “ RR bm eral phyicing; was alirated. odeebtaciceael:| wortnisthre FINN, Secretary) | i BREED CANARIES. OLYMPIC THEATRE. ies accept the hae oper, moyen wan Prsosed k lo Taq 150 lo 59 4 Or Mer M Ls Cc o ¥ pees jast summer—an 101 e succeed, to bri Sik Patent By 8 alma nn *™ 2M | The whe wih come me, wil ae RAN Latah ot | not ona a A gaa we | A <a EE a | MR. WALCOT | Sti goverament to that point—probably a treaty sa Banko Com fall 36 2390 do PO Ge peste yg cody Da tosive | A Ttapeny on the ard iatant, SOBRE WALKED was | areiyytold only in Daim, Bird Punciers and the public are | bebe 515157 + Sa | may be eontimaad inthe Senske, uadarithe, 100 Vicksburg Bank = “73¢ 0 & teh Ae: | as ae bcs chk omg besa Di pe ge ee heb ‘Vien Presiaesis( | we the pe Tani cungiag, Birds fig diferent pars | Will tke place on TUESDAY EVENING next 17th March, | faige facainetwiilgea heat ‘de isi ra —Dr. H. has no other office but tre | H stv | ofthe . a in, that ra de! 2 nin 7 new M2 | Chatham, where hundreds of certificates may be seen. etnear | sepply the vacancy occasioned By the rexignation of doecph | : ih fi taboue, and ‘ind nie ere deaorition. every | Thai Bihan’ ; ageeclaed Ganie Ore and foree beyond ste present power. In the event 15 66; "BY order of the ‘Trai | “ VES Joh | of a treaty of such a kind being offered to the Se- 200 66% | FIGELOWS NEW ENGLAND EXPKESS. ELLWOOD WALTER, Secrew: firectives | possi Ore- Zo si0 66 OF Fitchbarg, Keens, GreenGeld, Bratlebor, Winds, | Manne Ingunance 9F Canco AnD Fasiaie omy | b fall directions for | hat, end confirmed, i pom een abet All Ratan paige nod elianeerds Sany'ofthe above | street, its business to Marine insurances ‘eu freightand lane fac ande le | | may be absorbed in the other section of the demo- $10,000 Ohio 6's. 1900 96. 160 she Dry Dock Bk, «3 ary; or any part of the w iliyadanied foi EASON | SSE Lita anunlins sh grinds f TH6 NAC GRIEVE, 5 Joho street.__| ps mC ARLES pm | erate party, in process of time, and ultimately is- ‘Beaunbo OS 38 Harem EH oN.B—B are Pes ear ok Bisehees kx. | uae Gaily Dolla, bar per lree ceeree BAIN | ae ace ones LARPS Biel ory = Clase, a mr en Folin, Me, Walcot | | dread Bn ag otltey tat a thege pectoris — to ‘Bleclow’s Ex- oan wo » | hole a'ren Company will appear. ae wo te go nee wrap wero Nabre | whee y yavioas attention to ita laa of Vasiness which their national ieatval My "by 8 ot Dioner atthe | To'couelude wip se Waet leat new, Travestie,entitied | and its desire to offer or accept ‘a treaty. Many So a ORE es it is believed, offers protection and larger returns on Tr q ickets 1 ose U8 Baath ake Lowe GRR, bio 47 PROFESSOR Oi oF MUsic, PLA , BLANIST, Fes cree RUSTE: ofp anid yaptention tty or aden Fw GREEN WI THER TE | eer er thes eames wereeamran weltaseer $0 “do 3 0 do ea omes Hunt, Jaa MeCullough, Thos, sn pit John Caldwell, Robert J. Dillon, ‘Charlton streets—Sole a | agree to such treaty, or make any offer other than Boge we 41% 50 lo Mon 47 wu ILL be jealy rs Pine at igen and Cotillon Parties; | | Wer Cbs ley. vas Ci Taylor. | William Redmond, MYERS and OM. TOMLINSON—Manag: J. making theColumbia a boundary line,or perhape,that 8 vront’c, aise 5 lo a3 47 et up Museal Entertainments, and give instruct | Feng, hand Ference Donnelly, | ic wie Mr. 0. M- Tomlinson—Assistant, Treasurer, that government may consent to a division of that Gruman Tiet, me ae 8 oS So | fete kore ha kee ae ea No bes Broad Fore, | ate ‘ D. L. Sayre oumee een Begne Punta Me and Puoge Mepeger, Mr. HF. Re | . tion in dispute between 49 and the line of river. 50 Reading © 73% 50 do 33 47, | se Broad | Wilson G Hunt, Baker, montis M C' Hadeliff—Leader add Musical | In either case, however, short of the absolute line Sofa ap GS Nord worrr. °S dg | MA pean Stewart C. Marsh, M. Ward } Bridport Twine, whee ; ie Rew a - Fy 5 | CEPT OFF WaRDROEE-AND FUANITORE M. 'Metz—Costumer, Mr. Taylor—Properter, | of 49, Mr. Pi i cannot to any treaty; 80 that 9 & is BSB” do tt | OFF WARDROBE A AND FURNITURE | Geo Hastings, ° Chas. d; Leonard kvby. | cei der Wella am siared with great ear erPrene : rst ice acl thse di ict Rioastaoeontastto aia ten Seer 0 bis 59 Gastape el weatiios baring superfinoas WEAR. | | Bear pssee Basiel G: esta, BIB. Geukinees’ | Hy force market For aul ots ta suit uvchsan by | peepee formed that this new and ele: |e a every atep. neat ————————————— atl I . PING AFPAREL, (either Lady's or Gentlemen's) Jewel MOSEPH WALKER, President, SORT WINKGIn costar cls WA tor Wachee | ENG, March sh, This mysterious and complicated condition of they Lite pose of to advantage, | hly efficient aud talented com which will be | Died. Tin ty vale toedied Bll et mcearclbce wea al eand ieee: | Lewis Gueaonr, Vice Prosi Ment | * resived per Courereuo,de Maris from, Oporto: for ale by | AP GRA affairs, from its connexion with a question involy- a jr aid vealnepeea by popetacmions: i. wooo Water, Secre math st. | eting and Se | ing peace or war, appears to have risen trom a most On Saturday, 14th instantCano.ine M., wife of Cor- | 2'¥, pode . E.iwoop W. Secretary COLLINS & G0,, 36 South a i to hi troi Vt nelins Banta, n the 20th year of her age. , on Sun 2 Wall street, N.Y, | OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY peernan ia Fase Went by | N.B. Alimited number of season tickers will ge disposed | remarkable cause. Mr. Polk has always been com- day, 16th instant, Acree M., her infent son, aged 11 | | All orders through the Fost Office, or otherwise, Panecuaily New Yous cbruary 2d : CESAW AUGS, ROBERT of Also, several of the Saloons to Let. s large auan- | mended for his capacity in keeping his own coun- “ihe Mondeo Seon ta cet TAN peel for Digeeore af tna Taeeetion, for | _mt3 tw*e 33 Maiden Lane. _ | tty of exbetior building sand for sale, to ve ‘removed ford |sel=for hs power im fomessing &. shut'mouth on ie DENTISTS GOLD FOIL iF 8U- | IN GENERAL—The sub- | D D ral this afternoon at 4 P.M., from the residence of her G mr borier juality Gold $26 per oz; Gold Leaf at the | Uemanwere el sus | “d : | public affairs. According to et statements ther, Wm. Burnham, Bloomingdale. to age Prices j Fale Gold B50 Package Silver Thomas WTho ‘DIRECTORS, bes. | f ee ie pesealete, Nee meee |S ese Pe a Cae as circus, | given, this peculiar personal trait has been the cause On Saturday, léth instant, Witiam Fosren, aged 67 | ‘Gold. Bilver on: Copper Bronzes, ke., at factory, Thomas T. Woodsgff, a Bey | K—Ingrain 6% cents per yard; Brussels 8 cents per | Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. of the present division in his ranks, and the difficul- years. ‘ | 98 oad stieet Practical Gold Beater B. R. Hobson, M.D.” Joseph Drake, | yards Blearth Huge, Peal Covers and Shawls cleaned. coaa | PROPRIETORS—MESSRS. WELCH, MANN AND | ties surrounding his position. At the commence- se img relations and eres the family are invited to | MOUSSELINES D. AINE. ‘Thomson Frice, Joueph Allen | cleaned or dressed from i cents to $1; Pants do. from % to EVAN. ment of the session, an occurrence took place which from his late ventdance,No,8'Vin sent roohiyn.—” | J()() NEW SPRING STYLES) toren sad Domenie | joe i Barn jaws” | “ib meen Su A | THK SUB wy acu hi ae taro | eS trend tm Sota. togetnercoaied ee Me red, ble te varthi id Western John H. Lee, iam K. Thorn, — 4 | cal friends, in company together, gee Mr. MGERIAN MENEVOLENT URAL gocETy: | RR ace. | finch ipat fae | A isan RN Ta Rae Cae | Ree OTS Rte re | fis Goes emir en mre ate r HE ; MEMBERS f this Soci ‘ll ‘ebi St. Pa | be apne C. ‘Merritt, Robert ” ol is delight! ve entel into for summer 4 | ol ie Oregon wiecetion, 80 as to enal m to give Di Ge ee esenky Warterecids | eMmraRLRENT, | qishembemen mening of Boe Hiontas w. | fu Sheena eeiecudity Wak ce | Beatin Resin pata at caee ad, im thet oppor understanding. When the que assemble ot Montgomery Hall, popctually tS o'clock A-M., | he Exclusive Sale THORNE, ‘Esa. » was unanimously re Fresident for | is now superior to that of any in this country, and at no assure the thousands of liberal ‘who have rendered tion came up, Mr. Polk very freely on the their right resting on Broad They will proceed | PERF" UMERY: FANCY SO. x TOILET PE, won es frre | price than that ofthe best brands Circus a Temple of Fashion and Popalarity, that the most | subject, and after some time, both ween hie geome atc gt mie, wp te ath nrewee (BSE Co" | ARTICLES, COMFORT FOR THE AFFLICTED. | mia re C LIVIN GOTO Oe x | Conky ertanmccn atthe Waar BactNcmcersecons, members of Congress; appeared to be satified, and LESALE AND pprec! Al rew. ler reac! eir @ ent u as att ‘Mr. Burke ‘the resp ed Tie apn ee | THE eubneriver who exhibited at ied wt eae xa Pais of. the Ame- DE. DI ERADIC. foe S PAL | MEO R EA PERS Tm. iit ERS aa sad od tat dine t tating teres mia *" | them to ee Hotes, and the impression or their church, the society will march down famer call ig oy HIS: TRULY, WONDERFUL MEDICINE, coutia . ag a RD OF AD E | minds relative to the points in the question of con- Sch avenue to Greenwich Yane, thence throu; Sth avenue | femeribie judges Boat mh yas tere a nine ME enall gis on erecekelere wored with H.. Ghee Canstmeres and gy tral oteng mt wd CATIONAL FEE REG ae Ont | trovers with Mr. Polk. One thought that Mr. = ee ‘hroash Castro. and. Ch al cael | Mont inthis ely at Noise Brcadwran wisn i. | the slightest acw! eof iis wonder working effects upoa Vooliea ‘Sood Loctrestepag arse tere treet CHESNUT STHEET, NPHILADRLPHIA, "| Polk was willing to settle on the 49th sparallel—while oj egy 5 A { Perfumery not to be su ei wuman sy cote & Slade, 63 Pi Willian e management 3 | man yoke a Rae ae cso Broad le would remark that his Pe: | eer Palio remedy i pit mers. not from co dangleg eon Exchange Pisce, ocpar Of Breed street Messrs. WELOS, MANN AND DELAVAN ; een! Lo had a very van y) si ba prepare fir diumer, 6c bg hp eh py me (ime | ee ne nuvces where order may ve | _ Will sel poe the most season over ved he was in favor o| wi OLE TAM O'DONNELL, TOOK AT TTS: mi_ 1m’ me in America. in ios a their engagements st | the most sung lar pasate of the nahi hington city of Mr. to conceal his views; for, yet while NICHOLAB CAbsIDY, maT SELLING OFF ih Less THAN Finer gosT, VENTILATING St; Ease 3 Jaage etxbliabmnent, toay be found th thefollowinn | ficee two apparently seemed to concur ina fore- oo , FOUL ARDS, MOUS. DE SOIE, 4-4: wept he e room for a large s hs ach race baal aad } “Mis LOUISA HOWAR mestrian, and fone conclusion, afterwards both fer ope One Silks, 7 pow on the way, comprising cork sole | G10 closely rescbles he rea igd of hair that sceptics and | premiere artiste, in characteristic delineations of melo-druma- | believes that Mr. Polk is in favor of i the . el oy | Hi Pahen ian an Merete ea toag ota: | Syeeratary ie eat cmrtctes fi | kan AWARD woot Tegan Equmtrin, on ems | oir i8 equally confident he 1s in favor Poults de Soie, legers ombres} torte approncane ane: bolidey Wil) change Ha beck a, mite Popes foceasine; all | manque wig, ie its being “nade without sewing or | Hotes, and in les Allamandes Frangaise,andqeaeral move- | that the whole matter is left i a mare indescribable (fours e pigeon; old age into youth, natal whieh wi a | weaving, which causes its tppearances 40 Closely to reacmble ene ot pauitatin. | doubt, con{usion and mystery than ever. oe 3 age into youth, or Fomatums | Dor wrt ese has Tenctatore: a ae Brondway, cor, Hranklin | the uatu‘al hair, both ness and natural appearance t Fe jeestrians, who appear in grand caval | Now, what is the best od to solve Mr. Polk’s Ys oidered; ms oth of. vat the hairs Thea io ES panies CAMILL. : its torture being s0 beantifal, 0" porone snd eee ee ee ene SOURS | | gancu sna ae topes 8 out planly and ; es; | does pretend to offer TOL 80 aci- ion weak tone reer, Bil, aticely new style qaueal ly com eaesaies “mt ‘Peotiere mort slopant prope: ge oy $2,000, Neat f.000, 9” nd the snepect, thie Bs Bs | rouse Mork a RN acnna Meaare LEV! NORTH, T.V. | | epee ey ‘baltimere'C Convention, by facered Silk: | tation, 9 highly ASANDING E, whte will pe ani 1eJ LEN) BSD ak ai Mi AGE—The above por Ha aie ary Co the head | Wit gueatian Pan aint. J. C, ROGERS. | ascertaining public sentiment on this question, at pig lng ien Ee, i'preventor eure the | of money, on good 5 fea tate in this city fiber erect, up sentys. , sCtmre | Backward ding, after Italian invention, by 11 81G | the polls. If this be his object, the sooner the ‘oders his hang SHAVING CREAM, an article iene dhe Ss BROAD fo 11 Wall st. in: w | NOR GERMAN | make the Oregon question a subject for decision at pe omes Coen will always be present in every gen jnvaluable an appli h more elegant pre }, ESSENCES, Neg! date ‘some design— jeut. —Call be ween the "hours of 9and 12 beer or be om and 4 o’clock PM m*re STRIKER’S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR. doubt its virtues, are req anged before on A i omy money. Winns will ‘hows hair 9 its original color in a . if hum TO THE LADIES—TO THE LADIES. residence, N oe ‘, "HEN, N. B.—Gentlemen’s Clothing and Paratngs le, gabs by “Fe ping aces Pa 8 | i soothing aig acre phere gy ste ‘Allletigre through the Fost Office will be ationded to. NaPRING eats 28 D) red in it i e,hair. None gen oH Beriker,™ im red ARMERS’ AND MILI RS’ BANK, Hagersto [avril & Co, Mons. d ee ical ee Trea “ held potent andre ep applied tN at No § CHATHAM | | eomnt: by" Cee TDS a Beto porally eves, Ombres; acne | guns of the hur, and are not to be confornded with the thon: | weurx ‘20 tm*ch DE POWELL OCULION | P. Godefruy aor | Hind gasuramus #9 abamelesaly, warranced to cure. all canes | OE -PRIGE HOOT AND SHOE STOKE. | DR. POWELL es en! * | Renieverretes a seses Mase Pnraterdz ececmier | Dee eae 6 Oe eeaiaoeeeecoteers | AS Greet t (i nuEamun. epee | meee Sal “63s Guill OS ee Yirtae of whieh it ‘differs from other’ substances of a similar | sapeettaliy Taschen Ft rae the public generally, | o'cloph, a his residence, cr Avay t Warren st. Bat ; : For the quality of his goods, he can refer to Messrs. Aspia- | be found written on the diffeat Kinds of Boots, nad Bhoes, | Opnerien effec ly removed. z JACONETS, SiOUSSELI NES §, ,ORGANDIES, CALL | Tie Nima’ of tive sty, who tortholaat several yours have | this Establishment “Hle would thank theyabiic for the iieeral | _fuveterate canes of STRABISMUS or Squintion, cated x | vegies articles of his mani facture. patroaage received, and solicit a c jous to acquire for his establishment a character for veraci- yee ibri; ind good faith, when, from the nature of the articles, there BILLI OV | Office and residence 261 Broadveny—mentrance 1% Warten aneny afin oe an my Ln oe tn | Hy comsch room for musrepreseatation, sp ins it upon BILLIARDS IMPROVED. stree md M.W,¥&San 1m k dtwer Lars onnier Monsseliies, Barag lowers; all in his employ to maintain the same adherence to trath aud ical FIELD, respretfully intorms his friend’ and the the “PATENT TAP WELDED iON BOILER ENT -LAP-WELDE a it Wesserling Fretory Jaconets, Orgendies and Diamant good faith. ‘A calls moet etlully solicited. ble, that he has returned to hig ol f ¥ OT oe al 3 cases printed Calteos, superior quality, steeple chase, GENE ROUSSEL, BASBFOMD'S ROOMS, entrauce 1G Anu st adsomug the | FLU Sache xe, ubaterumetinners Retin, | Heemeoaeenac inane Aedes hae, | PQURTHEN AND 4, MALY ft tas a ow wt New atrle of Wriuted Jaconets, entirely new in this mr- | 44, N9, 1 7. batween Liberty and Coartlind:, Berend wad ira : = per and Cloth Suahions: | cvinaaaala ada OS, PROSBER, Patent The abi sive stock of Spring Goods, from the first Ne a ean aad all great players. ig | IR timbre $ Liberty strat New Vork howses | Rfaarenire cosh Stee Gna fem, So, Ses Paces pe end Views | linn tal ihcountey. Larger bal pene Carr | 7 —TEETH—TEE a pte ie sn the Sound, Village and, aia for —Ba vast new style Billiard Tables for sale; India | UNPRECEDENTED REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF a 5, 599 Bro chelie, 18th March, 1846, ‘Mt wi ‘Ancien. tod French Cue Leather, the city; fine Billiard Cloth, | ENTISTRY, KE Mag a Peltor voneey ir Hy. surat New ‘and ia 10 the trade, constantly on hand and for sale: T the old establishment, 62 EAST BROADWAY. er sory r, Ne Teeth set on pivot. ae sees ceuts. moter yh leieee BEHRMANN, 0-ARC OTS TREO eee AND | Rech tied we erseifta on ssss oe s q tie! Gentlemey’s Dress is 4 . Sei Fetes fi un thiol o pertaonler taut of or REMOVED FROM 71 LIBERTY STREET me REE STONE -umished by the subseriber, saul to Con: | gf ene rete ah aoe tan his a hie long connertion with of the TO BL SOUTH WILLIAM TTREET. | K neticutin qual ty,and 20 per cent cheaper, ou | 'Senenmnated WN. PAYLU: ble caneomeats tS ATE ml lm*m i Winsor, Bros, Cutter, Jersey 7 ony, or at Phe marry. | 194 Imre Surgical and Mechanical Dentist. re je ‘which will vary neeording to th SHIRT MANUFACTORY, Aivimere’ ABM. H.VREELAND. | DR. HULL’S TRUSSES elected; and as his business will be conde c No. 61 MAIDEN LANE, (UP STIRS) FOR THE FACE AND SKIN AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER. sive cash sy: it wil always be his eadeavor fo give every OHA MADE TO OU! . ‘HK supererity of Dr. Hull's instruments over ali others Seutleman the most entire satisfaction, with regard to price B ER offers to the Paciie x method of RU RLORE" LOTION, | '['atehowledyed by the most ‘eminent phyeiciaae im Ea Set aeaiicy ‘mi6 tt*me sa nh renders ease aud comfort to the | A HIGHLY ped morn frei Mere | RR fae A ee cen fe: Ht NOSOME COME. my eral clemtayie ved Sis bet fick pastas reeves vas | erat cl a Etim | eta aeetee” Nowe le pate ore pent gee = eff hen Having had loug experience in the business, the Subseriber | fora ct tan wll hear A selection enu b io enublod tp” masks all the necesssry impaorement Ble | ‘7s conty each, ot Mo, 108 eS ae ast ‘aso No 64 Varick street, with Cro- | des “All uiher warments at proportion. eperal satisfaction. Wii COLt | by Me Enyes. 139 eon tree, Brow me Le | ; fet ; Geath meu wha deur a Broadway garment, ata hintieaciicinimnes | TASTING! reet requested to exam ce jacrpeniog bo ean iacivlly hom tye recommend NEEDLE & FISHHOOK MANUFACTORY, | gompouny SYRUMOF NAPHTHA tans of eoch vew customer, w il irmpart the public ¢ de- e sng THE TRIUMPH 0 1! free uf coufid- nee thit e ence. mils pad rengthen. | YM. CROWLEY & SON, manufac nrers of the above o MPLETE | ‘GB. CLARK bie Tail articles, respectfully inform the im riers of New meVork | ¥9 For sale by MOORE & CO., the American 18 William st opposite the New Bui aad other cities, that they have now on street, and Elliott, 178° DIVISION STR Ty op. mi6 ite abo icles, which they are ing to sel ‘ren omell ak fouite Lodlow: New York. Price $1 0 —8ix ices. Any of the trade, or im- labelled with their own’ name, he of chemela LA Bir re etOTe for $8. Philadelphie, Tuttle, 63 South ere im je BIRD CAGE MANUFACTORY, No.1 St. otf Line corner Beach street, New fad ie FRESH SHAD vance from the manufacturing ROGERS & CO., < Fulton market i | Fer in have their needles ave just receiv- + edby the schooner Albert ers, ‘hom outa a P.8.—Rosrat Crow:ey, . cargo f Fresh Shad, 10 fice ‘will bo exposed for | mingham Goods, te part of ti sale in all of the ovarkets mi6 2*me ic WHITE LEA | prt, a 4 HE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY having | ct i ty of hand a large su GUIDE O SOUND TEETH. Tsarist anil urttdcitate met IE ice Bot From the Eveaing Post. | for pure White Lead, both Dry = Ground ta almost r mA or sale at a} ower Fat bought else- CASTLE, who has practiced for the last seven- any exwent that may be w ae ipared | here. Merehancs y ould Gud it to their adv th . Ss upon the the tenst degrees to. the ine Won ich id mais | pmaae niece 4 ’ alse peepee for de improvement og po a eT age te om) the tevin fa tvniled’ themselves of every’ moder cannes“ ‘tor ir becomes a it | from our long familinrity seston pvons persons. | ir market, that by fa ‘che ta Arba Proportion yea ASTLE, Dentist, | a greeiy al Iterated with pets at Slilanry Capos Reetauses ar gegen mi5 im*m : vet Srostwess corner of White st. | ove ot aay pie ie char their sniorm, my forming . whatev. most trans- 4 ARTIFICIAL E o| rt ‘weight to | "® IRE era DR avd Dr. J. GRAY. 119, | mend te Lead Com MA erk thc calt reenatactory of the hi Bower N. | pany have a Serna cllowtag revcintion, vist | nih {all amortment of every variety K-pn Fate States.” Any Dera that wisn tbe We well sale | ,,,esolved, That ta view ol cturing only ‘prime | "is Srtrre arrens Uitkracar. 302 Broailway. Seer w ern eregy eee meme We en ja the att | seatiy of Whice both ny ay ip Oi that | CORNUINE HAY aaa fh rant * UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK. | Rlaharity Pare, neue arte, aad peivetty fee trom any | Gr Jndio Errante cv ftom street ME, GEORGE VANDENHORE will deliver his ori | tach to ull who mvy purchase Weir Lends NCHS ee Hotels up satre, ‘i , therek Headings, Coches Beaten ef the University, ia the Chapel, on | CER AND FEREUMERY, of all sinae aan vening, léth Mareh, 1846, at helf-pasr 7 o'clock pre- facta reece ta “oi! ari cisely. ‘Tickets A nts, may be had at the University, od em Mr t ‘ar ‘Vandeuhons rooms, 80 Chambers street. 20nes ha ea nlaryed 0 yg saa acc = Ainge. Fey cr TEGAN OREIGN AND DOMESTIC. | ager of eh every puta ‘and No.1 HE SUBSCRIBERS invite the stiention of country mer- |" “ non, P cating Bosp wine docs n ty ‘and splendid article, wel chants, dealers, ‘others, to their eaters ve stock of Se- vate family use, ‘ase, warranted motto sia to ga nye stage baw n selected with the greatest care, and seeder ae ek father. with a Eire enabled cotter the L t= io slewisthea and omer ‘Having been appoint ‘ayaa for the Company, all | 8 ‘Domestic, oe Put ep with tne even jure em ferent slower v ? eaegblichenons ® in the city The assortment comprises every style | onto Jshould Seerariamed to us. all i celebrated Crystal aaaiee for the fest ‘and ‘and quaity, from $2 to $25 POLLEN & COLGATE, Amer.can markets, warranted to any KTH & LAVERTY 287 Pearl street, corner of street. in general, are mrt3 Imtre when aporine, 108 Wall st. ae VROOM & FOWLER. Peay a we Aa Commissioner 0: “The day is not distant wi yee ‘will be universally rece! Ve moulderiog Bay ons gave ie, bat trath wi MEDICINE. with late Heal .h vie a Sdleere odered oF FCaarer . 2 “ Por sal prineeoy — Ha} ito Rosewood, 6 do Zebrawood. pil oustre in f ie he. jee Tear | “G33 Liar * Gas Broadway, wp oaire Oe Bice of the same in areigle dats novaten fall seotustions ket oot only eermies er a3 Gr i of | gay article does nor give fll antaaction, i Mil wot on 0 0 eur, wieh, comer | fingly, bat also theubtally be taken back. ‘The subscriber 1s suet eg Hobokea be ooh aie | a few minutes. ne ipoorted, ARTIFICIAL EYES, of superior beaaty eee 1 ACLES aday id to €: defect. Sues to the poor without charge. ie view F. COE, 52 John at. HAVANA SEGARS.; of * Victories brand, just landed per Black from mavens, Tepresented as very supe- 1| 12,000 #f for ‘egal 6 san | por Hapsd and Nersaa, feo i Feeei oad ea ears bods, orma, from Havana. for vale. x es | than vothen bousee GE AWEL LS, J90 Front st | mig teem a a. Havana DESIRABLE APARTMENTS. sipsaee nigche bende secanet heen te Ble 7 rest, wear Grand, consisting Of frout and ‘back room, rep privifege of bathroom on second floor; atic bedroom, Back basement kitchen. with Croton water and every” ence ntact. "Phere Tee large yard, wu grape rip oe ate. | very or 1 lower A Sez emall Fam wal Sere Dt MSO WN Draaeie to 9 o'clock A. Walker sere ie or through the di ‘alton st., corner Water. mi6 2t®me SE BONNETS. L. CHARIS, Ne Ke, hy bee Lane) sah Sor ne ond aasortmsent of nal selling at the lowest marl liners and others are invited to eall before purchasing Hats. mrl4_Im* ashion—1846,_ ee: po ees F' would reapectfally is fioaas Fash i Tilecting thet ‘pet ei ine hohe srance to hie ent feet wisi ines es Bae i Store Nap Bill mi swiss MALL LE ate, Ny 30, ‘A, st. cor. Wooster, me 190 Chatham at, AT 8 O'CLOCK, A. M. rests AN dings, or asfer as the pote tier Will be served on cr) rise, carry passengers to weir des- ice seamboet COLUMBIA, Captain Wm nd TB a andy of any 5 ik tay | Brat the Ageut's Officer and | I apply on board, or PF. C. Belealts, ot inns mae | eae td. orto jaan shies. to send for ra | santa teres, by ‘olying can have a mr ead = re ‘ie and Aci -—-_ rmoasti L satis rene ieee oun | 1d Aran, Em Degas. | exh bree ter Sesame, by tending for the subseriber, af her | Higuse Bilger — iis pails ace W. Claeede s ee | Fiat Valier tod Pescara en DUN iar, Mea MA Wnts , Mr »i Gouie, Voedins, MESES KELLY, LATHROP, nad | WEAVER. fitage Manager, Me FREER. A constant #1 be omg of from ail parts of the world, and a continual series of the mort aagnifiernt Fantomimes and Spectacles of high equestrian ce- rit Leader ofthe Orchestras Mr. MEYER Scene Painter Mr. JOHN WISER. A most sumptuous Wardiobe of all the natious in .he world completed in the very first style of excellence, The suits of ~ f war, &e., by Mesers. CETRINGUR GO HILSEY & Go’ Ae” A fui! and talented company of high dramatic excellen ‘A moat supeth stud of high bred ‘loraee, trained for th na nud for wai processional effects on the stax: tended by ¢ room, and by fourteen rough riders joors of the Circus and ‘Theatre are always opened at alfepnat 6, ned “Ke perlormmnese taveribly commeccers? o'clock ns | Te OENTLEMEA ReMDING Yin tar UPPER PART OF THE CITY. hirty five subscribers, bout to be established iu the up- Der part of the city. counmuous to Broadway, conducted on an | effective recherche scale, and replete with every comfurt and amusetneat. | Members elected by vote of the President and Committee. The riptiou-list will remaio open aptil the Sevaineel ry ie mbers fof andoubied frmagtere ye AN can receive a spectus, by address.ng a note Epoat pad. st stating real name, occupation and ‘address} to X. Y. ranch Post-office, Chat- ware. mid_iw* COMPLIMENTARY BALL TO ALLEN DODWORTH, ‘early application be mi frorth's e present committee 4 me joue to render this in ‘every respect Not jand, pill oy Jeave nothin, will | inferior to the fc nRekets aa be obtained atthe rooms of the clas, CITY OF ELMS. Hi he! Fos mE 4 of this model, together with models the public buildinzs of New York, and the Mormom Temple at Nauvon, will femain 9) pet _* short time longer at ite Buylding PORTER BELDEN, Proprietor KB. CUNNINGHAM, Sup’t of Exhibi Tho HE MOL isnow CF wae "TORK. | ting in carved wood every building. shed, tree, and | ‘Deltar otdoot i the pron Metropol ¢ of Amerien yiugh vill pleted ine e this, | Resco will be siceet views ‘of publie Maltaleg | places ol bene manufsetor Private resi steam he., varying to 30 inches im length, fo | whicha ya moder e arenes wi | "Having no lodel of New York, | proprietor ‘will exther sell or given lease of the Model of ot New Pere neerotoe OE Min BELDEN, te Beesdesy, FENCING EXHIBITION. [PH UNDERSIGNED has the honor to inform the public exh Me fessore ake 6S MM. weuiee, a at the “Pered of sdmisaion 36 conte 15.18 leer MUSIC FOR PAR’ ARTIES farnished with the Violin, Hes ), or Pianoforte. le lb street, | E Apply to R. J. and G. Ayliffe, No. 17 Elm eet, corner USIC TAUGHT, | ON TBE Most REASONABLE TERMS, by a Lady, ele Sa michcatery roleconter: ise of: | Grossed kame ‘ofice of this paper, shall be punetual- | ly'attended vo, } M 5. | M3, GEORGE, 4, HOYT would Ly inform struction on the PLANO ci at hie ree weer | 4 tie street, or at the residence of Sent. known on, eT 13 Im*rre ML, pana yan gs ae Ba ee ace ig ie. Apply at 55 PIANO-FORTE WAR! }0-F i Ete No. 5 and 7 Lafarge ree gaime price mage ir will vila acoso rome The RIVERS FAMILY—remarkable for their high talent robatic arts. first rte equestrian performers, | SMALL and select private Club House, consisting of | the polls, the sooner will Mr. Polk’s mind be reliev- | ed, and he be able to speak out plainly and plumply on | the ernie poe sit yerhaps, any a; | nor would it roper for him to speak out plain! tothe world what his views are in the face on the negotiation now going on ; but it 18 a singular fac: that when Senators call on him ina confident. i | manner to ascertain his sentiments, that those Se- nators come to opposite conclusions as to what his | views are on this important question. How this si.:- iow mystery will be unravelled, no one seems to now here—every one entertains a different opin- | ton. Mr. Calhoun has the floor for Monday, in the de- bate in the Senate; and no one can describe the in- | tense anxiety that is eve! Bylewii manifested to hear | what he is to say on the presemt mysterious po- sition of the Oregon affair. Statements have gone forth relative to an intervirw between Mr. Cal- houn and the President, in which certain ar- | rangements were made, justifying the belief that | & new attempt has been made to offer England | the 49th parallel again; or invite her to make | that offer. This statement is entirely errone- ous. Mr. Calhoun has had frequent pe gg with the President, and probably expressed his opinions as to the best mode of negotiation ; but it is very evident that Mr. Polk did not commit him- | selt to Mr Calhoun to any extent, raore than he did to other members of Congress—and he has drawn | his own conclusion—~and this is the principal cause | of the division in the ranks of his supportere— a division which it is impossible to heal e ultra ee men, from the Nadine eee | express themselves with tne strongest ne! atietnpt shall be made for negotiation at all. | They are also taking a new turn on the tariff ques- | tion, ind are opposed to any new on the ject. Sothat the Oregon question has taken such a direction now, as to throw into doubt anu | uncertainty the whole measures of the Executive, | during the present seesion of Congress. As soon, | therefore, as the people take up and express their opinions, the svoner we will come to a speedy de- termination. | Wasnineton, March 14, 1846. | The Daily Times vs. the U.S. Senate—Progress of the Investigation—Expected Result—The Hon. Mr. Gordon and “the Doctor” —The Explanation of Mr. Gordon madmissble—Mr. Bancroft- Mr. Buchanan—Hon. Mr. Hillrard—Debate in the House onthe Tariff—Thwnder Storm—Sum- ming up of the Doings of Congress—The Wheels Chocked by the Oregon Boundary, §c. The committee of investigation of the Senate, composed of Mesars. Jarnagin, Benton, Dickinsoa, J. M. Clayton, and Turney, in the case of te Dasly Times, of this city, versus the U.S. Sencie, upon charges by said newepaper, against the int z- rity of the body of the whigs of the Senate, an! a portion of the democrats, in so far as that they held a treasonable caucus at the table of the British Minister, with the design of compelling the admin- istration to a. compromise upon ot line of 49— the committee of invet these charges, have been tor two days jpon the business as- charges, b fee =e inet Sir | ie examination reons a oNYenterday Mr. Schabel, P ofthe oung Men’s Democratic ‘Astociatioa of Philadelphia, was examined, as also Mr.H. H. Robinson, editor of the Times, and Mr. Bom, hie jesst and senior var inson ret Shabell ent Mar; Sohabell reterred to Col. Samnel Meds, ie set wed tiem. Poneer al tas et, taint, phe Cle’ Me ee ong eae ough in in cr advantage of 4 had the umes liticians at and social ring oy Sate seein. Mr. Porter wal oe doabe du atte tapes: leas refer Lg: Ms se J eg endo ae be a score of Mr. ideals? more or less, at four less per diem, et etl Bag hae yn in it appears: that weet the 6 Charges of the te egy based upon the common street stgeek ramnane Ce Ae aay, Meantime, we hear that, Mr. Pakenham gives a dinner to-day to the 64 40 mem, which, we th: ‘Ky should be pe the next oy yd he ere pretensions to tho No Northwest coast; and as calcu.a- ty, and who yao as accordi: continued association wi