The New York Herald Newspaper, December 16, 1846, Page 3

Second Board. 0ahs Hiptom RR Tho 0 4 mw roy 50 do ™ Ey so 4c 49% 150 ¢ ee 2 20 do * in eb Talend RR ig 38 Moms Canal 6 6 2 di ae | = 4 24 SONA Trust 6 Mew Stnck Mzchange. ¢ 100 8301 3 ths Nor Wor | 35 48 | h 50% 225 ensh 4883 | hs so tas do cash 48) bio 503 25) do bi 4s! 320 50g 250 do 563 48hg do cash 50 35 lo bs do #3 19% 50 i tw 48 5. a8 3 Nor& Wor canae 3 " a b3 4 EJ do 48) ee Dod, On ete evening, December 14, Hesay Avaustus, one of Hoary Spear, aged | yoar and 8 month: The pean sfc the fumily are imvited to attead the fu. 8 Wi w street, Brooklyn, Wednesday and the Order of the Sone of Vesmpertsies; ere te | spectfullyinvited a attend her funeral this afternoon from. her late residence, No. 8 Cornelia st. On the morning of the 15th, about 7 o'clock, Mrs Mrn- | cy Frapensvxan, an old and! respectable. Jnhabiant | this city. aged 85 years. The relatives and friends ¢ family are resp o 1, invited to erand Leal Steet on Thursday, i 11th | snst., at $ o'clock, from her late residence, No. 148 We 13th'st., without further notice. eg FIRST WA a ated KELLEY Teenie ct um eoples’ all,” \- needay eveuing, 16th inst, at 73g oclorke rast art UIPHLY, FRANE Ke ELLIS, ested to meetatthe — rre 416 Iw*re 0. TV. of thi ted be i by 1 dat ees rat way ard Ann saat welt iy contain a large amount ce rited designs al matter, oral unique and ‘Price 63 cents. | Pereens tain tt lari with the paper, will plese , 17 Ann street. 416 2is*m AMEAIGAN AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIA- ext general meetin, Toate, New York University. W ening’ of Wednesday, the léth inat qxpecied that Archibald Russell vill ake | lente ot Scag $| roa ee | of the {Aoscetetion will be held pa nares Past 5 aabiont of Gan Cotton, with ius appli- mittee) seers | Dlastis. rare ae horsey. Fenty to attend the eo vit tof DORE cul Hevirdieg Serta Frenel equal tothe oxieieal cent 16 1merh doors above Brgomse waste. THOSE P € NOTHER tas of Gane C: Sos lt to > be mi rdinary br? obae wently ho. Mm ays are at hand, »» HOMES FOR ALL! i= ‘T the regul Me AL *aseoelttion, itis ertornay ne? dant Pes ieee fecerat | & ‘Hinton Hall, Mr. Van wilt dB CLARKE’S SACKS, 116 Wiliam street, opposite the Washington Stores, | a eed al coed li am 2 entno Gther honse ean sell asteticr meee it | le Will do well'to eal ] black browa Sack | forked silk fronts in eddition. mad plaid ry from Mars of these pi Kvery article of gentlemen’s | I three dress made te order, as usual, at low prices. 416 4" Tre SURRY FURS!! FUKS!1!1 | Far fond yirms a monarch, “Now i Madg lorie cas ie the Fae Knox, wd ‘Shakspea: . MUFFS, BLENGR ROBFS.BUFF. LOOVERCOATS kc 4 LARGE ap cNRAP “ERO he 199 ‘NOX, (a Eager. | exedit of not over 6 THY, | N! Teer cr piegt.ged Galraziam, compared by | mses it. Drugeut, successor to AB. SANDS & CO. #13 Broadway, | in the Granite Building. Seld also at 100 Fulton street, au 77 Mast Broadway. Priee 25 cents. 43 mer NEW TAKIFF. [iyzign, ofthe reduction of the Tariff, whieh soles apse | this day, and to keep page with the spirit of the m. | | T: Jennings american Hotel, will reduce the prices | of thor C} in like proportion: now on | hivda large id assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres aud Vestiny urge assortinent of first qualtry read | eaa obta: | Permitted to ‘K OF DRY GOOD WITH PEAS pA a asorid ei » & stock of on Riotecn sods Stayte ao low prices, in oue “re i rary ‘the } be sien the best. ‘The store has been fitted up ata sesterpense, on possesses many adeentages asto the interior arrange " siren Ten Thousand Dollars; with ry wiht mock gf flues te to Five Thousaed Dotlars. _ ia fty to Seventy-five Thousand Dollar: or Rhee Be profit. nul be sold aca ems or satisfactory paper on a he stoek To those desirous of comimencin, the whol Goods business, the preseut offers one inducements. Address L. L. B., at this office. with real name. d3 2w®r NATIONAL PUSLIBHING CUMPANY Ig ys retail 1e greates SOLE Sp a 2 vatlons mechods ‘of certian deme n The nee at thor nas ouly beea ‘augmented by the persecutions he has met with, aud tis book is an evidense chat he strong And feaclon 2 everin the cane of Cathe ee orsile wholesale and retail National L) iJ Gompray, Sontirenss cor. of ¥ifth ead Chesuat’ a Phils i tai) price Fads pn PRES | pucliehed bed by th he Bae mee AAT NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPA . Diirwctogr—ae magaificeut swork < the Outlines of Fayslolog y——-Quarve si Ilustrated beautifal mo lou paper, ¢ ditecctad ah colorored to the | bedy of aman. By et, oo fier ven regents raising thet out @ intestines and vitals are disco |, and discover the dis sected he: thea removed, and thi tem are Presented to View, and fiually, ed, the back aud spinal sections are ex e whole Plate is one of the most curious things ever | the Kon beat Eulihed yt with « Plumbeotype etching of BLIGHING C A eiphia. NATIONA! Sout a4 goener Sch and (enapr ats. TRA J HN CATTNACH, Trnk Mannlactu‘er ‘io, 1 Wall has new on ee ss of Bi ook areoran it of Constant. ks, Le Vales, Carpet ‘Tranks, suitable for and Portmanteans for Orders fer the’ West ladies, South America, Bi ed wii SIGHT KESTO. AND INFLAMMATION OF 7 ate ‘tres CURED, BY THE ROMAN EYE ee Spee ment for Diseases of A 7 3 som will ih ts by to fixed attention to minute objeet ured by aiew applications, In fact, its almost ‘mireoulons influence on diseases of the eyes,jwill astonish aay one who Prepared only by HENRY JOHNSON, Onis and made «107! ncy Dreas articles, wuder clothing, &c, Geatlemen ia want of artich re invited to exami assortinent al aw rre CAOT UFb CLULHING AND PURAIAUKE TED. | Lape or Gentlemen having any superfiuous or cast off clothing or furniture to dispose of, ean obtain a fair cash for the same, by aj to subscriber, at his resi- or through the post office, ‘ey will bi Miended eo COHEN. NB. Ladies canbe attended & by Mra. CEFF OsF byimiens sry AND FURNITURE | LYE OK GENTLEMEN having superfluous effects to di of, much es Wearing Apparel, Farnicure, b woah price for te same, by sending for the | subscriber, ong’ the Post Oifice, g otherwi ne who will | Strnad at their residances. |. LEVENSTEN, Saute ase Trond - ard C3 be attended to ty mre She LZV™E, | MUSIC. | BY AND PRIVATE PARTIES furnished with the | cu Th Harp Piano Forte, or any number of Inastra- he music selected from the most fasuionables Ope- By AYLIFFE, | 8. psa J. AYLIFF and G. AVLI' ig Brothers, Le aad No. 127 Elm street corner of How: UST Rs. DAVIS res) ally announces, = eas eontinues giving lessons daily on the Piano Forte, and | 20 8 aa che Emaiiane “French, and Iralinn style, with | | an eas secompaniments to the ¥0.0e. nedlee’ Preserint OWE residen: For terms, te., apply at 173 Mott treet, ‘nat Im * re | LESSONS IN S{NGING, IN eee ITALIAN, FRENCH OR GERMAN. ME: JULES Hecar, of the Onsite sitesiene Brussels, begs | leave inform his friends and the pub- lic in general. jared to give lessons iv single in wither of the above languages, at his residence, 116 eonard street, or that of is pa pile. Messrs. G. Leder Scharfenbarg, H.C. mom Hesse a Bebarfenhery & Let. J ‘Broad ~@ ACCORDION TAUGHS. L My eae See of the Freneh Accordion, can take 1s made soon. seleetion of pepe fe instrament, founded oa of eight years. Apply at the erizinal Aceordion aud Musical Instrument Depot, where terms will De made kuown. Chaterm st., nlf imérre Opposite Chamber st. | Orchard, Ned Auk, and serene 1s) nd sun ‘st SIMPSON'S Cosi a WANTED, Pull Boy from 10 to 12 years off eget to go errfinds for a A hoquire at Nassen st. | rite house in fe an Eeegeiecete: ANTED. SITUATION ss: ss Peale byes ravpec'able girl. who is ac- Cc eamnbe: tai eustomed to childreo, or as chamber wache; aes at poheeane ee Of erty references given. ‘i 4 ply et | WANTED. ANTS i 0 W ‘areexts ofehiidren ortrtereaial wort pull private feamily; the Person ext he? jneraally rattended 10." @ood iy eral housework n'a | nm be seon at 215 Mer ad to letter ¢ es can be i dielterk o Rae ARD D@WN TOWN, F cone IsaxD hye ‘aad two Bed Rooms, all on the sec- Salt ieee earl sireet PRIME OLD IRISH WHISKEY. Ts nro hewn for » le Wise’s celebrated old Cork ay, Sth Prost, i Yost.” esas aero Rawle tees neon | &e yarcasers, Together noel wed stock | 92 Greenwich street. ACEORDEONS, haste boar AND MUSIC n ! Suhecsiber, Mamafact 4 I if Musical tie Kae! galt large amerament gf cea \usieal Bexes, and all kinds of musi- Pega a4ags. ia ton oes Pua ee fectly comfortal a ange te cor of Gold st. Broan Newee a pe IQU 9 dl ny Fi Urpose patnp ves. Pri she preprietor, WM. Bah ite on way. 415 im*rre SHA THEMSELV45, Reaw Wait ptreet, rear U LO) Ww Rw eo Tom the Event Afeadac ‘CH ABLE Viens i» artiele, univ rectly praised by fm madi z ten Peer took the st Dreanianm of the lestituce jedeed, i is fail, conceded, ‘sy those who > nosmble to mannfre | | } | heretore, who woul Phaving showld possras dhcmeeives of ie aware of 1iCAtLOns, and 0 = reetie'as for uses Te ts hee - a hh eryem for saie, wholese ze and retails ani 190 Broadwav, corwer of Protein | OST-4A Poar Shaped Dumond, (ighly 4 color,) sea oMhcs itis? scam aaarpttate SicoT ts | at foot of BIA By it owner shove su inerinie fe works Stempel ; Wor ae ane W ity Dollars ‘will be paid for its de: B ane ALL, TOMPKINS & BLACK, 181 Broadway. HAYNE LES Re Deo Tocuos. OUR ESTABLISH. | | considers wees 4 a cad ray. Premises Nos 29 and ae female alemeri reduction in pres enabi: tien in stock, Aapiaing in the erwieet iil be. offered ata make fi ‘woquestionab) sunar Weitrnstail *ho are accustomed buy of as will ‘be aseured by avement that we det rmine to reduce our stock, and thet our prices be made so low 1» compariann with those of anv other ne sag ° iy is bag oad es Fen eee AAR Sonmnsien Wace wi Sogeee oft dire ic to thety | ona to svpply and even anticipate their wante at oxt low E Bo go Ghall receive by jamer. Gladiators “Albany, Silvis de Grasee Pe PORTY CASE: corse Fan Vetae thet have Hy bay AY bets aint BwAs ae WHS in a ay Nice? te Dubtin duatilled. oma: 72 Roosevel ngid ver eto "a 4 Gicowst allowed w these who bay to set! again. { erent of 9 eos WINTER CLOTHING SEL Ne oF oF, ‘T COST AT W. H. DEGROOT & Fulton strest, second block enst of B Sa New! Mocks where ery variety of Gentl Clothing ean be had for lower prices than at any other tab Tishment in the cit; of Now. York. Over Coats Hacks, of Broadcloth, Beever, Pilot, | and ‘Tweeds, and ‘Mazurka Cloths, of every style and color, from | Closks—one half, three quarter and fall eirele, of Finch tnd | E ‘American Broadcloth te $25. Drese and Frock Conte--black, blue, brown, olive and grees, | of French, English, Belgian and Aineriean Cloth, from |G Ofice and Business Coats, Felto, Sack and Winter Froske— | ‘weeds and Broadeloths of style in the market, | : foam $210 Pants—Broadeloth, “Cassimeres “plain aad fancy, Doe sine | Vim English, and American, from 10 $6 Vv and relling collar, breast straight breast, ace hie etteaer Patra, tienen Valet plain and fauey Sau ins and bike, fom $1 to $6. | | mens of this be | cam be given to AUCTION NOTICES, W SHIRLEY, A averse ae i Pdae aad Dec. 16 At vchack, at the cone of Bi fa imber ver, gilt, am solar and Jard lass ware, variety. Also, Dg dis it*rre W. SHIRLEY, Ai o RADE SALE OF CHINA, CLASS AND EARTH tse o'clock’ Heory . “Wiilerd—Friday, December ale of & talogue Spocker} » jue ited, Falnted, Dipt, & Ware. ro ‘Also, Chine. Tea Sets, and forty Packages Glos Tumblers, Lanterns, Solar Sh.des, and various other useful goods, Sale p positive. di6 1r%rh uM. HOWE HAN, OPE: JOAL AT A N.—L. M. Hoffman on ‘Thursday pe it ty in front of cheir reet about 390 tons Liverpool Orrel Co: 1 at foot of Dover Soot, wl 16 Bt 5 Will icra on Friday, ecember, at 12 o'clock, at the Merehaut’s Exchange: SBThese Lots are clear of rock, au nearly on a level ‘wich the streets «ni ‘Terms —I0 ton day of day Sater eaeaes = he Temvu on ine and Vor 7 mae nr IY dig 2% rb oYs m 10 balance my ie o os toyanud poroachiwe hotida i original paskages 1000 kid dolls frem 2 te 20 nebes, and 1d Brewch various sizes, 20 10 he ace ork. cy irons: is, kk Paint boxes, sill pe splendid painted toilet eu: jt) birds, graces, jumping ropes, . bagiet helders, Sc. tment of French and German accordions eture’s, ali in perfect order, and in good ranted in every respect Also, a few rich and valuxble uccordions 10 eases, to be sold singly. ‘° ‘Also, an invoice of otto of roses Also, pewder horus, mverachaum pipes, five scissors on perfumery assortment of ro iting desks, and ladiew aca qeniamens 'sdiessing cases, Paden’ work boxes,&¢, di6 1% Fre Ha TS? be sold at path lie nuction, Two Lots, betweey dist ond Aad w the 6th day of Jacwary, 17a 10 oPeloek Posed Of previonsly at ¢.) Terms. 20 percent at time of purchase, aud the halenos in 15 days a wi cu ids will be given For further particulars, ap- Wilson, Esq.,77 Murray street. ‘Terms ensy. H. LEEDS, Auctioneer, Y, YOUNG & ELOIS Tuesday and Wedaesday, Dec. Voth aud 16th, at No. 257 Broadway, (formerly occuyied by Stewa t& Co.,) the m x'ensive and ele- vaut co'lection of Use'ul aud Raney Articles ever presented for public sapacion & in the United Bohemiaa Glass Warc— V agn'ficeat Bowls, Cordial and Verre dau sets Vi ete, e-nters, Tumblers. lets, Champague’ and Lemouade Glasses, Flacous, &e., &e., all (chance the last few months, ‘and presenting the newest styles aud richest speci- Faney Porecluiu—inosti« of recent imp del, origins! and peculi*rin style ed fow choice specimens "9 the styles, being correst copies re aped Flower Pots, Varer, Caraffas, ee. ia Porcel in gris Also, real At lates, Toilet Real Brovze- Berlin tron, Imitation Bronze, Alabaster, Carton Biseuit Figures, Vases ad Oruaments, i Dreesing eases, Work Boxes, Fancy Boxeg gy Tables, and other articles in Tulaid Woods, wamel, Velvet nd Leather. ‘A my nsgnificeat collection of all the various styles tad Modern Folin and Japenese Vases, | Gard Cases Silver, Pearl, iinell, Papier Mache, Velvet, Ivory and Sa Sires PI gouvemrs, Portfolios, Menageres, &e., in Si! ver and Gold Fillograms—Varions elegant and fanciful articles w this favorite style ravings—Our whole e {Isetion of French. English, and German kugravings and Lithographs, plain and colored, iw eluding all the new sub in the various sizes suitable for rr the Portfol it, selected by one joatly in curiosly fra Also, & modera original Oil Paintib; Also, several Enamel and Munie Eau De Cologne—10_ cases ag pegeaciom, of very choice qi Euvelopes—One million, ewer ‘and note sizes. Whips—Riding anc riviug Whips, vest English and ‘rench may afseture. Boas Booka—A small invoice of Illustrated French ooks, ‘Aisa, ‘Urewtin Mn . Wich an inamerable y articles, suitable for prevencs. {he govds will be ready for examination on Monday, Mth. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock exch day. cms «ash, unless by apecial agreement with the ttre DYOTTVILLE GLASS WORKS. KNNiKS, SMITH & CAMPBELL ‘Works, Philadeiphia, manufacture U mijohns, Wine Porter snd ; ater Bortles: 4 rs addressed to No. 354 South Front street, Phi- pe rage will meet with prompt attention. ald Im*re HOLMES’ KITCHEN RANGELS. HE proprietors in presenting the al Ranges to the pub- he, warrants them to perform poposes poses for which they are purchased, and if mot, they will be removed free of any expense to the purehaser. Numerous references are, ‘Wishmg to purchase. The prices wtintes froin 25 to mintings, richly framed. Fara, of oor own im- leently beund Common Prayer, ke., ke. elegant and costly A large sasortment of Broadcloth, Cassimeres dnd Vestings, wbich ve i" made to pies, te it the most fastidious. Boys’ Clothing, of every, iH DEEROWt seany on a5 im*r No. 10° Falcon’se JEFFERSON INSURANCERCOMPANY. Orrice No. 50 Watt pert. orrosits THz MeacHant’s descrip! ion or danvage by inland te los property| alto aa Vigation aud iranspoctation. bi 870: ECTORS. Kissha Ri | ‘Anson Baker, Joseph Draue, a DANCIN } street, West of Broadway sue PAULINE, Deas anti 8 of the ‘Acntemie 0) 5 { nce | bey Chena: anal oie, Das Datclag have commenced, Be | TT WE, Geanine Walnut Oil Nilitary Shaving Soap, mane. factured o | boca awarded Tangy [ote Fat mn the public up by 0% le and re of the newest patterns for Parlors, Offices and Bed sigree—Hall, Office, and Bed Room Stoves, Stovepipes, Tin Wi are Deizhe, plain, and japanned. = have masons atall ready to set ranges, erase ilers. Also -mokey chimneys cnree-oe cure nm je te '. GILBOOLY and SON, 4 trae FroPriotors ata Mannfueturers, 78 Nasenu street. nid tro M‘*s Seog = Wh ge md vi jaths, 184 Fal vor and Salpher lurch street. A Throat reco! led by eractions and Majocases ol | after the use ofthese baths. | PREMIUW SHAVING SOAP. 2 Lm re water a se th ant ral assort- where we offer alse, a} wg BUM... ies ment of Petwnery oad 4 oF Foere. at vt all pri ees. OHNSON, VROOM & FOWLER, General Agents ior Dr Foord’s celebrated Pectoral 8yra the best remed offered to the public for culds an all diseases of the loi iabie TU DAGUERKIAN AKTIS' 4 id street, usaal Dane hi will be the wew waite Ma- | ‘VIE vertivers pre- fanka, Maturke Quadrille, Folian (varias) and tbe He: | Taran of Bromine, toe Wat acestertng saga. Mise D. will give the frat ball saeco is works with e wd qulchnase wi Bribentaco Wr aae ha weak of Upon. | Senha ne om wheel at al pticisa, 42 Nesoam stfeet. DANCING ACADEMY. | item also be procured of T. Q*Boane! Montreal, aad of R, SARACCO, Italian Chorographist, and MIL Gaenge Dexter. essen, Mien EN first teacher of the Farttuen Daveing Aceds. on i arin il ed abe Mraments af all sieges Planes m> of Mr. Cel ellctus rela to the Ame: “beau monde” Planished and Star bran) cases, chemic: . hermome. for the generous vy have met with im almost all | oe mercury baths, coating boxes, ber. alg tme dusting tahed feailive to New York, have tompeasd the . . ARANTELLE WALTZ Dance of Naples, SPERM CANDLES, OILS, FRUITS, &c. now very He in.she higher circles ofFaris nd — | QUEEMIOR #perm Candies, at 25 cts a 1b; winter bleach- GELINA, 1a gallon; very good white. Lamp Oil, anew wtlts in five steps, in order to replace the one. invented | 79 ets: Vie von, of fresh Teas, Family Gro by Mr. hich was not received in Farisian “'saleus” as | cories) foreign Fruits, ke. For sale wholesale and retail yory low prices. ‘Gbods delivered to any part of the aity, IH the most fashiona | free of » by i}te Mezurkay Ke- 5.0. ZOWLER, Grocer and Tee Dealer dow: Wal Waltzes in two and three steps, are 50 nnd wwieh, and 76 Vi ate. thorenaly aghe in a few lessons Also, large assortment of € sin fa ha N nase ota tog fe mentioned hoy jenn Yen’ roadway, comer of Casal street, No.3. ne ogee se: al ‘eas . AND SOWik ENIVAE=W cnc, | THE FROPRIETORS of this Establishment invite par. Gree x Ogata thereunto” | Ly sir ree ory eae | 240 double barrel cocks | (roma cotton shawl at 20 cea iia eninel’s hetr at 400 assorted single barrel Guus, common to fine. i & it fhe interest of Fin he erele of ae tee | Su. substantially made, intended for ser- | in sare, We Sa ley pone which we ate ‘Si ag and revolving At tbe, bh hy pibsoeae Fiatote, sere ait ve | emer SORN &. DERSON & CO, | ofan ry Cuter. om Re Be TO igi. ohoeeiae FACTUKERS AND OTHER: Benes, ise EN aie Briviloge, sire joa: comers, MesoP aidan STN oe (ee ae hae eats tories, s Priel » one Able business, ci about 98 acres of Pastasage, mow- po Pitan for eight years, in by 25, se pat mit “f barns, and Cfoky ili of the oo the contempiated New York iy aimed Reed ce hoo Whieh would greslly ss’ Farthe 14 Fall partion! be an Fall particntare maygbe had by applying to avtm | NOTE pera the estate of the late aie A | Noview in hereby Viowveikin ss ka the stats, of Bit the fm vehi se, ima of Michigan, administrators of artsy, i John A. Drew, laie of Mackinac, county #f Michi- h and | hare - upon themselves that mackinac, deceased | tenet, by HSeLial bg eo iven, thet the undersigned have been da | 5 probate of Nfcouaty of chy FANCY BOXES AND CORNUCOPTAS QUITARLE for Confectioners, for Che Rew Year's presents Also coiared pa old by whol afactory of ‘ -Wedding-cake Boxes on Wie reaseabe, 3ENTLEMEN, NOTICE THIS. MeN. i ased thea source of te to know where you gt all Blade, Bay be fale and retail I, a rensocal mY F eck, a tered and rp 4 uff, * ollars, | inings, 91» uray, comer Washingion can vet ally cu want dove lo. the @ disapp intm ut. Pleise give me snd vou will be watied on a: any ti for $1.50, Cot warrna ed to fit bers 4 Warr y Clohea ! ved sre where you For iniliavs withopt not set fonts and Ve Qos tye oe ried to keeo their eolees ‘a eres CAUTIO’ TO THE PUBLIC. i ceave oNoae PPA Pi snnows 9 prepared, da: fears, by A.B pad Rel eke ound tie ce 7 ohaaon Caceteer to ‘Ah onde eset ibe o e “i atchaeers, is ta be eure eed aot orto ply, exfety 108 | o examine the Bardoteita F idl the Fini ner mas eae immedine | AMUSEMENTS. NOVEL CON PREPOUR NOW waite fully aunounce that ment INST! n ALBINO NEGRO BOYS they will give an evtertaia- | UMENTAL Mt SIC, SINGING anv DANCING, | MINERVA ROOMS, 406 Broapwar, inks ee Meh, at half-past 7 o'clock, AMUSEMENTS, AMK THEATRE Wednesday evenrng, th—The | pe formance will commence with the ove: wie to Ze ape th will apeaar ig the grand divert De iy \ AFTER MAB RLAGE—Sic ( has, ‘Tobe followed by the second graud Dive: oaeaines Ten wikis | css Mole, to, eauclude with a third Divertisement, POL- pol music with the Violin, Banjo, Tam | Kors open at 6g o'clock; and he performances will com- These Pie ere speared before, crowded audiences | menee at clock Boxes $1 Gallary 25eents, r through the Western Country. Their skin | FH OWERY THE «Tur, —Wedne vening. Dee. 16th, pink eyes and the Witt be neted the Comedy of WILD OATS—Rover, | Afrienn race. per- | Mr Murdoch ; Sit George ‘Thunder, Mr Vache; Lady Ama- fs, all of whom, | fauth, Mrs Colewan rope. After whch. « Fivorite Song. by Me GL To conclu ith the FLYIN ne. AN oT. GeORGE’S SUCIETY mittes of the St. Geor 1@ tue public of New inclement seasou, the! increase therr fun [— that has reudere: ciety so eminently suc- ed for Monday > of the following vase pele Wall ace HES reed ab! fort t ed ot Dr. Pennell Bk John Spa nw forch, iene rles Bb 1tii Cieries Coos ©. Low the: De or AME! N ART UNIO New Yorx 12th December, 1846. or PAINTINGS. —Netics b: ep ben iis 18th instant, at sever oy added to, and cost over Len ber: mag Hes alte iv hase of Painti ‘h are publiely the anm cription Book is now open yooms, 322 Broadway, where the painting: heward’ Euq 1 104 Joha street i! Pearl ( Forsyth street, ia Waahtegon street. 25 Merchants’ Exchange. vexiat of iv in) aus wi iff street. The collection of paintings, now numbering 129, is being ‘Tur Aut Vion —Each subscriber of Five Dol- free of charge, and open from 8 A. M. watil 10 * Ha rtisere ‘ bo: Le larcteeel toes ing. Dec. m, mem and ®culp- meeting a re on neshsbition, cken, Mr Steveus; Captain escent Mr Vache; Les- telle jergesnt. Dress Cire! Leif olbe Pit was Neng ry 12) cents. of Varick and , Mr. H. P. GAAS enda) 6, the performan will commer ee with the of PERFE( STION— Gus agon, Mr. G, Chapman; Kxte O’Brien, Mrs. Oixker whieh, she fore of JIM CROW IN LONDON— Jim Crow, To be foll ttn of tha. MILLINER’S HOLIDAY mon ae com Mr. H. Chap fen, 25 cents, to all parts of the house ; private box es, #3: “Pie. 1236 cents. Doors open at half past 6—Performance to commence at 7. ITALIAN OPERA (COMPANY, hd bers street. a House, grelbitx A. PAANTOTCS and 6 *POUCIAN Presaat at ons 0} Present in the city, vizi— pore, ore Clotilde: Barili and Rosiaa Pico. Sesto Benedetti and Salvatore Fei Bignort Federico Beneventano and Ant. 8 ior Antonio Barili. ele Rapetti. Beemer by the distinguished rtist, Sij Allegri, of the ignor llegri, o! $36, cav be secu M. ull 4 o’clock P. M. daily. ra ee theatres of Dresden and Paris, and feat for % nights, m2 A. $i eo 0 12 00 The first Opera ‘ive preparation, the ay a Maraden, er Aon y nan Oiys pie pecabarity ene imam. which A parler farce of SPRING GARDENS— Scoreup, Mr. Holland To ch NS with the comic, drama of the IRISH AT- | TORNEY—Pierce O'Hara, Nickinson. bi Dress circle 20 cents: upper boxes 2 cents; pit one shitting: Private boxes $5. Orchestra hoxes, $3. Doors open at_balf past 6 o'clock; curtain rises st 7. BOWERY CIRCUS, IN idren—King John, Wwaleois hits 1° Wise, Mrs Tii Vise, Bis tri- ~~TO SPORTSMEN. . THURRD AS pext, the 17th inst., + eae Permly I be off ‘4 ee at No. perisl'y worthy dis 2t*rre John st., N. Boxes 25 cencs._ Children half, pies. Pit 123¢ cents. GOSSIN for four days more. FELIX CARLO will exhibit his Italian Tricks. THIS EVENING Acrobatic Evolui Gymuastic F. And spleudid Cayale: it and largest ‘l'roupe of bq THE ALHAMKA SALOON, 559 Broadway, between Spring and Prince streets, es, yatrians in the world. Isaac Woodruff names . J. Nodive names r Some day, purse of $30, for pecers in Saraest—mile beree— best 3 in 5, NG 4 for $200-Un Wednesda: Malai Fs Mesto er tier Wome noes ——. tr, Cosway enters b h: Smoker. J, peme enters bl. g. Black tock. F. J. Nodine enters bl. m. Vill me Mai: Is in thitee w try imited time. the care of Mr. Jas. Ree boca ¥une lute oliseverl of tho for he last or taking cha no objection to For furt H. Page, did 4 lobe Hovel, N. nearly opposite Nibto's. e-engagement of HERR TER AN DER ‘The Great Orizinal German Mazician, who sen unbounded astanishment at Niblo’ ar Every Evening Tht Ri particgar sek Children ander 18 in the daily bills. Rotunda, 50 centa; to the Balcony, 25 cente— ears of age TG mence at 734 o’clock. 15 1w*re NUT sT. THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. wot BLaxr, Manager. x The Switver’s Bride. Muste by Mr CJarvis, Professor of Mi Libretto by « Gent eman of Albert, tre re CHEAP sUGAKS. Fowler, 25¢ and 438 Greenwich in store & large stock of white and brown Sugars, which he is selliug at ‘reduced prices.— of good order! Wk DxHSDAY EVEN’ ay | w. RAH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPAIA’ dose: Suri's peliow 10, cents; erashed lostdo Uist ceurny |W, Bonron Manager and Lessee. brown # Tig an rovers and Bakers. would | JM. Scart ahi? Sele ers Ae SO eo tees | the iaoat cee ‘and is wow the moat beautiful Thee- 7FOUK ORIGINAL CON | ° BENEFIT. OF MR, BARNES. HY 18 MRS. JeRVIi8's COLD C | NING, | Dee. 1 i | Dive give st up? ws. Because it CLEARS Why is MES. JERVIS’ em mut D’ye give it up? Ay Because it sooTHEs an I wae : = 138 the 7 hird the play? ive itup: jee suse it sto} ae tae “ MRS. J&! our, eS) & covan-tw- ve it mp? HASTY consumerion of 11 Sold by MRS. JERVIS, the Tabernscle. ways Blackett, 24 Bowery: Yo0 Avenue D hari ; Lecount sion strecta; and Mrs. Haye,. 139 street, Brooklyn : 110 Grands treet Be sure to ask for MRS. J! fat np in packages of 1x, 2s, 4s, an useful patented article, that ¢ in the Union. To men of respects All letters must be post prid. COLD mo VI8’S COLD GOLD CA: ND UDE Tike IRRITATION of the throat. DY like Richard | “ie on 8 it raevenre al! COMPLAINTS LEADING toa Teaven(yi BROAD Agente—Rushton & Co. 10 Astor House, 110 and 856 Brosd- jurnton, 49 Sixth avenue, 17 and | e's », 233 Hudson street; Ne i ‘Madisen; jetuals. ‘AY, next old to every AL! No. 117 Fulton st, New New York. ANDY like « lock,d | “and business habits, Petruchio ...... Katharine . & good . Gram Song—T witchett Burlesque Gachacha « i ‘The favorive domestic dram THE DUMB MAN OF MANCHES ER. i Mr. Wood. Panch Loreux Alien To-mor LES DANSEUSES VIENNOISE- door ner of | 9DE JOSEPHINE WEISS, Mi i corer of Grand att med MM’ to atate to the Managers of oes 12 ine ited re States, i at applications for oF te Put must be made to LD GANDY | her agent, Mr. y.. HIN Fover, A 7 tre, ty he did Stistre | Xork who Leo an make all : Eee Dinseusas View we i wale ina mit THEATRICAL. FOR SALE—PRICE, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. | ican Comedy, in manuseri| iDt, C n Wedding; or, Rich and Poor,” the prize of $1,000 offered. Jest car, by, Wo Burton, ot Philadelphia. ‘That the abs Foote unworthy family cristal Ai ‘he LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, ND TEA TRA YM eto spbucriner has (Eg opened ry “ in this Lampe in Gilet Brsegad on also Girandotes of vari Holl Lamps with ran) ot for insy me i, tof Lampe saissbie tor their 42 Im*re eturers can always ind a ala JOHN U. MORGAN, 5 ¥ alton st. I door from Broadway. ee TANTERNS ected rears the attention of i at ! eased ri Mogosd re ceipt, Mr. Br "; | Sense’of your preface, and thiuk ¢ the, Persone of a very promising nature.’’ A 414 Iw*rh 10 Centre str LAST WEEK As te apatened OF TP HE EXHIBITION of this National Painting will, pos} ey close on TUES) eonard streets. Admi: bi EWITOWN Ly a] APcCLES.—The "subscriber has fe 2000 barrels of choice hand on hand and of ven, AFAYETTE Ly ga Ly pit first Gani Military Ball will be hr Lafayette Fusileers on | ie | | the 22d ball room a3 Picked Newtown Pi put np expressly for the English | of the | ¢ ee tier} Mr. oa! Gaisces and Poistopeciwefron head and | #8408.” The Boston City Guards and rays veoh will be present. put up to order for shipping ng ofthe aorta nai WELL, pTickete abo had at 294 and 797 Broadway, and at the | 4 i NEW YORK &§NEW HAVEN RGROAD COMPANY. ,, plan, adopted by them for i of the Company, will receive ight haedred sharce, of oog han gihee of Ketchum, Iogers & Beme few York, to amt imgluding Bria 4 that no o suit tae hy tee pras} ittee of Directors wi Decomyer lt, hes jitors of papers, above named, will insert this of their respective pay and bills, ee um ver street, New Y MAYL LINE AT 5 bh aged P. M., TO AL- Lantie other tater ‘The steam der walt permit. ning, at $ 0’cloe “board, orto P.U. Seal « all lenve oe heey hoat rey Li @ Directors of tne New ven Rail Road Compaay, im. pursusn: Esc Calswelle vurgh Mil iste tend at the several towns 10 receive proposals for the such amounts as may be } Mal December mn 2 desi BERT SCHUYLER, Prev't. | published in the sev: advertisement, and R. Bchayle dy ‘or DAswhge OF athe office on the wharf. qua N sposal of part of i eect | irate Ee reserved do do in the Roll, tHIGHTEENTH ANNUAL BALL fe iE TpMtKiNS BLUES will take place on yyy int December 17th, 1846, at bun | Hotel ‘dis Stis*rh UNPAKALLEDED PHENOMENA Sie teen Che secretions withons ay peas ! Visions ! Witch- | for pa LE ROY ome | Weds eal, mysterious and Tickets {admitting alndy and gentleman) 25 cents. MWTFSier I ANOFORTE, VLIN rise » VE) \P' French, also, ihe Geri jan Languages, taught by Me, OE MOUS Sov chived tei ciate Weavior sed | - | b | Rehools’ atten ims vary aceordig to the number of | uments of every description, scientific and other translated, or, corrected an prevenga toc Caprese, jired, as rie ied. j DEAFNESS CURED. 381 28 BROADWAY. (Extract, eat of Lientanant I cheerfally comply with leIntosh, to state t! - he , im consequence under the treat- rists in New York, he en- | trely reeavered hearing has agnin recamed to Fis towns | military duty—Signed, H. MtNEVEN, Surgeon opy | M. loreee, Jame ry ‘A sare cure for incipient deathess, dischar gee fro sand collections of ears—for sale ‘at Broad w: | _ NOVELTIES FOR TH BONA ROOM. Piiotentids sock Taek of Cocds, aaapted. for the preseut sone to =. le: . rs tree's | Now style tume fronted ‘tambour ee ced tambour Dre ait at $9. west and most fleas styles, from wT FOR ALBANY AND FROY VIA dks, trimmed with Bride. port and Howestonie Mtattrond. the zy cnn Sure ge a wart cle ever @ Housalo te Ruilroad d ng, the past | nmboidered renrarith collars at 1750 $3, been sebnitt throughout, and with a heavy me Through ‘We spavliaht, daily ( cgi ‘usual peek tome 1 4 ‘3 oorhe Resmbort MOUNTATNE bat the foot of M. thet sireet Ke pt. J. Brooks, port, Di ais ene) price 173.88 95. leaves | rked of the most costly description, from $3 Oil tk, AM. No freight taken in the Taaseuge? Li forcetube us Save Bnidgornent wibee Sst | ME" Fig tate eign Secon | ne ne wearin pen. Ady ait im rh 373 Broadway. iad she veal best ~ PRACTICAL i alga and Koa: y Steam Lo st red, deity‘ arift of me. For fartbe edar etvect. Bette sale tin express C1 om reno Ww, erate ot Prerand ME oc Sivuinhetmtet: terakckecmtie taweliged.” aud the A Lvacgs on and Wells? Express (fice, 10 Wall -treet. Lakers ne day Book-keepice liaproved,” contianes (0 port on Satarday, next. ana wil), ite expected: rin the essere in 636 dw aving tit aecom: eon board fe found NEW Om BANS Dithe ot and el s, sopenenio NEW | ed and! ware cfally info m- SP Miaran io tone struction--The sthat the plan rare i tons burthen, John | ine ortat brash, i oree of practice 8 | ive for the above coke, mires on te 7, 2d of Jamuary | The park aco Jrom actual ase, with al the beets atin 2 set, and perios of boy ry wil modations, | by tl petent bor ‘Kh street, Ly one will Teer ‘a certificate to that Vefeet.. 2° with terms, ‘ean be obisined 0 Bo te; ‘ee, The fast sailing eonsre-board sloop ster, well pas Re pres, wis be sold Jow for 27 tons revister, two yeus ol hairs. now lying at the foot of a a DERE, of 9 tons re anchors joquirocn ne month | trom aA. Mito oP M. TANO FORTES: i Fre-ch Pi sdesaithana PLA cNOROATE, | ate, iron bar. tke. It has be aelfent orders and wai pe weld wih ia | Rares titled ila ene: Pe arernmemmes oe Gee neem rare To which ry “y added, the rye of TAREE WEEKS | \ folini. | at the box | eason tickets, not securing anumbered seat, | nd Guitar, English, | are 1 1f the excuse be net well LATEST INTELLIGENCE. nn TELEGRAPHIC. TWENCY-NiNEL CONGRESS. SECOND SESSION. Sonate. Wasuinoton, Dec. 16, 1846. A roport was presented from the Secretary of the Treasury, on the expediency of requiring vessels nevi- geting Delaware Bay to carry lights in the night time. Ordered to be printed. Mr. Sempxe introduced a bill providing for the exten. sion of the National Road, to Alton, Illinois. Also, a bill to grant public lands to complete the Illinois and Michigan Canal. A message was presented from the House of Repre- sentatives, communicating u copy of the resolutions pass- od yesterday, Nigh the death of Frrix G. McC NEL. Mr. Lewis made a aie appropriate remarks relative te the deceased, and having passed the usual resolutions ef respect for his memory, the Senate adjourned. House of Representatives. ‘The first business in order was the resolution offered by Ganuxr Davis, calling on the President to furnish copies of instructions te generals and commodores, rela tive to civil governments in conquered territories. On motion of Mr. Ho: the original resolution was modified, so as to request, instead of direct, the President to communicate his instructions, &c., and thus adopted. On motion of Mr. Broapeaav, the House went into Committee of the Whole. Aprotracted debate ensued on referring the Message, Messrs. Gippinas, Parse, and Jomnson; of Tennessee, each spoke an hour. ‘The Committee rose and reported progress. The report from the State Department, on the U. 8. Consular system, was presented, and 2,500 extra copies ordered printed. A joint resolution, offered by Mr. Horxims, was adopt- ed, providing for the election of Chaplains frem different | religious denominations. Reports were received from the Commissioner of Pub- lic Buildings, and the Commissioner of Pensions, and the House adjourned. Bartimens, Deo. 15, 1846—8 P. M. The mail from the west has not arrived. Flour was selling here to-day at $4 75. Weare informed that Mr. Cranston, the keeper of the Evtaw House, who was stabbed by Dawson, is getting better, and will probably recover. BY THE MAILS. ‘ Wasmineton, Dec. 14, 1846. | Deapatehes from the Squadron—Senate Committecs—De- bate—The Tariff—Tea and Coffee—The Attack on Sen- Juan D’Ulloa—The War and Navy Departmente—Pe lities. Bespatches have been received to day confirming the news of the capture of several pieces of ordnance, some eighty miles above Tampico. They were in battery,and were spiked after their capture. The despatches con tain nothing further of importance. You are doubtless informed by this time, through the telegraph, of tho result of the election of committess.— Mr. Sevier is elected chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations in the Senate ; Mr. Dix is chairman of the Committee on Commerce. There could not be a better selection. ‘There was quite an interesting little debate on a reso- lution proposed by Mr. Crittenden, instructing the mill. tary committee to devise means of distinguishing and re warding merit among the volunteers. It was modified, after an animated discussion, so as to instruct the com mittee to inquire into the expediency of the proposed measure. No move has as yet been mads to repeal the tariff. In fact, the idea of repeal at this time is preposterous. It is impossible, and I dont know how Mr. Webster will at- tempt it, although he promised to agitate a repeal as soon as Congress would commence its session. ‘It is now the second week, and there has been no attempt as yet. A month ago, a modification of the tariff law was fully ex- pected, but now there is no possibility of its accomplish- ment. Abill to impose a duty of twenty fiye per cent on tes and Coffee will be introduced immediately. There is, however, very little disposition to work os yet on the part of the members, and there will be very little done till after Christmes. Mr. Walker expects that the imposition of the duty ‘upoii tea and coffee, will greatly facilitate the negocia, tion; of the required loan of twenty-three millions, es it will provide a fund for the extinguishment of the in. terest and principal. Very little opposition te the pas- sage of the bill is anticipated. General Houston and the other Texans, bis compant- ons, are expected to arrive to-night or to-morrow. | ‘The most active preparations are being made for the | attack of San Jusn d’Ulloa. The war and navy depart- | ments are crowded with officials arriving and departing, | and the Secretaries are constantly besieged with an over- flow of visitera. Members of Congress are constantly loafing (that is the exact word,) around the departments, squirting tobacco juice, talking nonsense, and frittering away the time of the public servants. That lower house is becoming a gigantic and abominable nuisance. To be | sure it is a necessary evil, and the few grains of wheat in that enormous mass of chaff, may go far to reconcile one to such an immense amount of representative inani. | ty. But yet, it is the boundem duty of every patriotic of tizen to abate, far as possible, this abominable nui- | sance. Hence my homily. | Intrigue is busy with her hundred hands—(Briareus | must have been a politician)—a thousand schemes are | afoot, all having for their sim and direction, suceess in the next presidential campaign. There seems tebe very little doubt now that Mr. M‘Lean of Ohio will [be taken up, although other candidates have not as yet lost hope. ‘There isa determination on the part of some of the | whigs to endeavor to cure the mischief wrought by the dolts of the party in their opposition to the war, by going even beyond the war party in zeal. What the effect of this move may be, I am not prepared to say. I 2 | believe a portion ef the whigs to be perfectly sincere ia | their desire to sustain the war, but they aro restrained | by a fear of the fanatical papers that denounce it. | GALVIENSIS. Wasminoton, Dec. 14, 1846. | Postmaster General’ « Repert. ‘The ability, persplowity, and force, thet characterize een | the reports of the different Secretaries, are the theme of general remark. I think Mr. Polk fortumate in haviig ‘one of the most able Cabinets that has ever controlled | the affairs of the nation. Notwithstanding the immense | weight of business pressing upon them, the documents | sent forth by Mr. Meson, Mr. Marcy, and Mr. Walker, clear and comprehensive epitomes of the business | tod condition of their several departments; and the eon sular system of Mr. Buchanan, the outlines of which I | gave you yesterday, is one of the most masterly pepers | that hes ever emanated from his pen. The country may congratulate itself in having at the head of the govera- ment in the present critical condition of our foreign rele- | tions, men of true statesmanslike stamp, ed distinguish- ed for inteilectual vigor. ee | But there is one branch of the Government which is | anything but crediteble to the edministretivn. I mean the Postoffice Department, and a more “ lamely and um | fashionable” official report than that of Mr. Cave Joba” | son, I have seldom perused. Taken in itself—it is not | requisite to go behind it, orto search farther—it ise ~~ | complete commentary on the wretched peddling parsi- | mony evinced in the management of the department | since the accession of the present incumbent To sum’ | up in a few words the evidence it bears against its au- thor, the present condition of the bray overt ber of confusion, disorder, and inefliciency | confessed), and the expenditures are somewhat reduced. at “gaving”’ and ‘‘reduction” run through the entire report; ‘and detention of the mails, disappointment and conse” quent dissatisfaction to the business community, are con. feared to be the unavoidable result of this misplaced and | injudicious huckstering. The Postmaster General re- | counts the advantages he might have produced by a ju- dicions liberality in contracts and otherwise, and whieh | he hae not produced. He recounts the manifold evils | arising from his short-sighted policy, and seems to take credit to bimself in consequence—and ell for the pur pose of saving a few thousand dotlars more or lees. The report sets out with the important information that expresses still continue to be ran “with as auch regularity asthe mails” Why, between this clty and New York, ono of the most important roates in the coun try, the express never fails~ the mail fails once in every | five times at the least. Mails @i9 detained whole days at tho Philadelphia post office. Nowspapers fo not come regularly more than once in every two days, and the ox | euse for this is that there is not aguficicut mambero | clerks in the post office. Now this excuse is either well | founded or itie not. If it is, then is the Postmaster Gene- | ral accountable for culpable mismanagement, the result Lins mony of which | have spoken | of that peddling persis yt . ‘