The New York Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1847, Page 3

in conducting the business in which KMIOKERBOCKER. 1.O0GE, NO. 22 OF This, shows that it is not the. extent of the banking | FRROTHERS You, ate, teaussted 10, cssamble. at the ROYAL GUMLEY, ROT ALUABLE Losbow ee it be capital which is required to conduct a large and pros’ | Janusty'd, wo vchok. i, goa ir th a rete of t8n Viel 1 ie yal Gurley & Co. tt Jotertom, at perous business, so much as a judicious application of | }*c!,"0 our deceased brother. Capiain John Blakely. Bro- heer Se ~ ag pee ‘ot valuabl JO SAE iaeey 'N.g, | Hdiious.. “Amom Jald 1 re TED. the capital, whatever it may be. There has been within the period covered by the above comparative table, a Bens. J. Penrz, See. atlin ony. ul itis Deets inte ona very great revolution in the system ot credits, in every = h of the partof the country, and it is thie revolution in credits | ['N,2,ptivate fg or a oily eee Wares STHORT TOWLE which bas reduced the banking capital of the country — it {19 1086 EREMPTORY SALE OF VALI ‘These things regulate each other; the crodit system is MAN SEKVANT WANTED. y, | Loken anon ith 6h regulated by the banking system, and the extent of the | cy Servant Man, Well arcust-med, in ‘i i i sat ‘suction, on Tuped i amall bh 1 ehange, ¥ ¥ anking capital by the credit system. So long as these cr soning. by note 4g M the South on t wo elements remain in a healthy state, so long will trade remain in a prosperous condition, and we shall ex- perience none of those tremendous revulsions in business Which have periodically visited every part of the coun- try. ‘The above returns show the aggregate movement of oli the banks and branches of South Carolina for several years. The annexed returns exhibit the movement in Four ti by ‘West of mth aven: be tthis cfliee. T ry trouble.to both parties,» oue competent, and cau produce unqu to character and fitngss for such a si THE attention of Black and White Smith Machi called to a Rare Chance t eas, On easy lerms, as the present owns od it on acconnt fall health For farther information, A. SAMSON. 595 Jgee on Box Bouth si le of 45th street, commencing 200 feet i so yluree los’on the South side of 4th street, between hand th av Seven Jots on the North side of 47th street, between 10.1 and Lith avenue: the Kast side of 11th enue, between 47thant LA > Dp Pe Term Cf Belew percent of the purchase money on ie the principal department of each bank and branch, a TO THE BOL LANDERS AND DESCEN guy pale ri r cet on the Ist day of Febru ry when the four periods. [HE Netherland, Emigrant sosiety will hoi ite third pee By or sisehlae i BANxs ov Sour Canouina. meeting Saturda ning, January 234) 7 o’cloe o J18 2t#re the Athaneum Hot roadway and Leouard stre When the officers of the Society will be electe rus Although the forme: meetings have been NITURE—Tartle &Du Bank of the State, bs met with uaexpected succes No. Ot Nassau fel ede * Broskiya the rover of Brauch et Columbia i pa hy ff sity gunn of Bru Southwestern i Planters’ & Mechanic: Bank, ste Bank. Bank of 8. Wich their presence at the meetings. hereofter attend and contribute thet of thetr couatrymea. J.C, 519 St*r ron mahogauy Sofas; Ottomans, centre Tables, 4 full French chairs, Lenige, Glrandctes! d Glass ware, mahogany French Bede us, 4, starr Carpeting, brass ing and tes Tables, Uil Cloths Beds, | in rich gilt frames. the sale will com- 5 We hope that all will sate low rds the ci » KEMP Ven Ee, ‘hairman. G. B. CLARKE. Mirchant Tailor, 116 William street, between John and Fulton. whi mich Bank of the State i Branch at Columbi Comeen fputhwererea KR, Lae way estab- what, by this 8 Coats wate to order. for $18,) are not to be equalled fur I neither take o: give credit: ire being in the best order, been purchased withi nihe hi last year. Catalogues on the morniag of sale. j18 *rre Tezt 148,494 68, weit efores having uo bed debts, sun Aieat taal forrsaati oh 46 649 profit. Procure IN — — White Marseilles Vests, Black Satin Do., alwayson hand. | wurivalled for the 1 de. $073 280 939.055 anyaa1 A few well made aud handsomely trimmed, Saek Overconis | fom pnre lemon juice, ant Iti 4 aaah ctadla th Circulation are pla arbi Twill at cost, ranging. in price ly perapte! toe e very thing that they will wantin that hot q (Oi, 169 1,209,480 1, rom $10 10816, enum heaetteee i itiz=diiaatenog 2 Ci dba Wold oaly at the Health Emporium, 19} Courtlandt street ‘eC = by | ost on eawad GEN ARD. or am | on ‘aturday, 16th instas m0 u teenth acini Fae Sige aise | LS Y Exchiagese One Hitoired Dolic: ek PNote. TTS WOKKS WILL PRAISE IT. Union Bank, faioie Satay 11e365 | ‘he finder will plone rail on George Wek i Icis now universally admitted that | Dank ore Ween Min MED! | Eaatetenesereenoub este ee LODINE LINIMENT e i re aloo MELISS HTT romana asf de Were [8,NO HUMBUG. ‘Dosen ste dozen are need daily and, es all that it is re to do; it wit HESNSt 2,205,008 9,646,129 ach ealned by hao ee eae fttek | Mill cure. the ‘wo oul ce of RHEUMATISA, uae 577.612 | will be well rewarded om retuming the same {0 ‘No. 112 a Painful Joints, spinal affections, 31403 Taka | Wi eat, 318 26 r0 “S INGERSOLL, Sole Proprietor, 420,474 ¥ So. RECEIVED from Rotterdam, caenend> ‘a fine lo, Depot 230 Pearl st, two doors below John. 216,602 Ge an new ovat French Bi is, bran a ne mauine Har em ul Seece tificatesin true Sun iS m*re jesale and ret sere was | Grocery ator Pearl’ Grulus Notas Gascentee HE 8 seeribar hs AV UICE 207,094 251,533 eh geen Fa a ton pi }OHN B. RANDE WIELE. t young nan $2,134,662 1,883,312 1,886,45 Ler ore bere 7G eee FURNITURE Old Stock Exchange. $1000 U 8 6's, 1 98 = 100 shs pica Island RR 23% ADIES OR GE! rs Pertin auch, cs Bortome money of various $4000 Kentucky zoReaiing RK a3 58° | LADIES OR GENTLEMEN Ey ag edn to them as soon as he could goto Albany His 33 she City Bani 190 do ean obtain a fait cash price for the sume, ie i gitirely fale, he being in 300 Vicksburg Ba 200 Harlem RR 5744 | subseriber, througt, ice, of otherwi eee i wae CAND ON 149 Farmers! 0 do bio faye | Mtand at their rodlonsre Ra) ‘Congress Hall, Albany. ea do ee on Broad _ Auwany, Jan, 8, 187. 13 tweh io b30 do b6o 57 VALENTINES! ade Ae VALER- Bah Me 1 * = SOIL ; Fj shales Co rh 0 fy | STOCK OF GOODS FOR SALE AND STORE | | TIN 20 a é y do bio sans ET. (THE mont extensive Beal ge Valentin ay; | £8 Cantas Je 90 590 de. 6 SHE undersigned offers for sale the stock of Dry Goods Aninirsooweaien eM Bye Mork wormm YB | Ti comtnr ie acl atl evar hp | Se ector ad fare mu inte as et Be 8 tie | Remo W at Wn sit Nov ut esguicg eve | S305 land untae eta ltl nate sc ES Erie ith eld sch” 50 do bao 49%6 | tween Henry’ aud Ma mt streets) in the € of New York a3 ech, ‘Aavunurua!ly liberal diseout to those who sell | basa eit toxe her with the privilege, of the store. The location is aS wil warrantont Val ines t0 give satisfaction, and | Secona Board. red the best in the rest. ‘The store has & | orders wi hifally pot uy +. 200 shs Harlem RR $4 100 shs Harlem RR. say, | fi been newly fitted up | gered sieoee Bille Tally Pot MPs. Projo ae pie 339 mahogany femomber the 14th of Fely uae br 151m *r 50 do 54 100 do 5384 | CL See 5 id Pee ae ae ae Rte tr interest to. call and examine the. Di jasses, with iron scab- 100 de 5x 10 Vicksburg @* | perty for themselves. The woods will. be sold on advanta- for service in Mexico, ree 100 194 | weous terms, and are to be disposed of C immediately to close elsewh by, 10 do Pizwastsg "$0 Marrs Canal | avast, NER, Assignee. Wit RYDeW ec BROTHERS, 21 Bine at 300 do ‘53% 30 Erie sry 8086 New York, Jan. 18, ar JIT were H. GUE RRIER, 100 do $844 50 Nor& WorRR = 48% To THE DAGUERRIAN ARTIS(S. | Buescnen and Dresser of Dry Goods, established for New Stock Exchange. F, A ARTAULT, M49 and 351, Broadway (Latayerse | Ly ars in thi the honor to inform the 35 phe Canton Co, 3, 304 25 shu Nor & Wor btw 44 Brzaas) hs just recerved per} \1 Jobbers, that b rocess, UDETIOF to 35 Nome Wor RR £50 cash 408% | French Daguerreotype P rere hee in able to restore alt kinds 25 do 4 i 25 by 93 4854 | which he off ers on or otherwise damag pe EES sos 0 TR rench Chemicals, ibbons, Crapes, fodize, a: sie of of Gon oH Soda, Bromine, UhianGe, a Died. Bf faite ke. ly Papa Re ea NG Rome, ke. 35'Imerh GI ves restored that leaving ny odor. oF chy y tin, Continua Abas printe, aged) Yours and | TIMOLAT’S SULPHUR BATHS, Lace’ Goods and Embrosder-ex put in Beret Ser native of Dublin C: No 547 Pear. Srruer, near BRoapway. ticular attention will be paid to the refreshing an Ts feande unt tam ote family are respectfully in- Tira BATHS havo been established for the last twen- | of Stock (Goods of all des ‘allot which will be viled to a funeral on Tuorlgy, 19th inst, Kom | ey Burett New York. _i16tmer | his late residence, No. 66 Jackson street, Brooklyn, at SELOCUT TON | o’cloc! R. GEORGE VANDENHOFF has hi xin, Waiereliet, Sundey afternoon, 17th inst, Prure 517 mere Sp EGET ALT er fovol foo bad On the 16th inst,, at his residence in Lima, Livingston OFFICE OF THR JERFERRON meee” OnK, ‘ county, Major Asanex Wanwen, aged 82 yours. HE, Annual Election for Directors of thi MONEY LENT pT ke e bela a : Jogn Sunday, 17th inst., of croup, Wittia P., son 0 | Mondhy. Keb Pell vent HX highest prices advanced in large and small sums on | ° ver W : wate feiondy ot the family Are rerpoctlly invited to at | 1} slocr Peston iaemee cig Ti eg read 19th inst, at 1 o’clock, +3 err iy |. DAVIES, Licensed Pawnbro! liam street, near Duane. Persons received in i offices by Tete bell. 425 Im*: AGS BOUGHT 233 from No. 142 Wenn ‘ork, Ju THE Stockholders of he ie Island Ri are hereby notified that the Annual ae Sor it teen Di-ectors of sav Caren will be held at the Compa- 1 ly Repo: rt of De: Deaths Ta the ony hives Cousty of oe York from te, Ho day of January to the 16th day any a IGN and peaade Rag bought by of January, | Office on Monday, day of Februar ORE | Meat; Women 45; ee Girls tt. Total 2n. he pol wil be open from Id elock at ucou sits w'eheck, | “ioch res es escresen | te ar a ot r sealdi losed from the 10th to the 15th NEW BILLIARD SALOON, ‘asaal ies “lera Infautum r y AT 413 BROADWAY. UP STAIRS ENTRANCE 74 | ‘onvulsions, metic Croup 6 Cararth Debility.6; Ve! y orderef the Board ISPENARD STREET. Dierthana, 3: Dropay, ee in the head. | _jototts rre DAVID 8. IVES, Secretary. E unde! agesarig opened the above eatablit fibrows fh Fererscaier. 31 THE TONG TBKAND INSURANCE COMPANY. | as attention to heir Bil al feverstyutus, 5: Heait, disease off’ 6 PITAL 200 000 DOLL, provements. And also their Wines, Bran- Inflammation, 25 Sindemtnacion et bras’ WITHA SURPLUS. Heer being’ of tie best quality aud chor 5: ‘Inflammation of lungs, 19; Orrice a Funton scans, SRooKLyN. ONTINUES tot ke risks on buildings, ‘machinery, mer- handise and property fenerally, on cheit usual favorable his passed thror ever occurred Killed or murde ett al of woes 1 Old a, hy ion, 2; re mata: birth, 2: Serufuiae my Suicides 1; Leet | 1, Unknown, 2. | e—Under 1 3% 33: lto Ay pad a] i} és, A respectfully solicit their lutem: ot sb fen sont to! e , i13 Iwere ti se PPTOUN GILLIS, EST eae nae TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, Cc "This c conflagration that have ate ND SCOTLA 1050.7; 70t0 803 0.5%, iio yun saree Pants g yrishing to remit money ens or small sume RN A | fu Great Britain. or freland, ‘ena do. 0 City Inspectoy * Ofc xpeditious manuer through the Daly iy ay ghey payable in all the pri Ireland, Scotland. Money may uid) from any part of the Uiakted Seat address and the nam the party to recei be regularly forwai ied by protec or cea! ‘The Company take special care to notify their customers New York, ofall expirations of policies, ‘: | E_C. FINN, Secret os mi dos tates JErFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY. | Orrier No. $0 Wats. S*2ERT, OFPosiTe THR MERCHANT'S CITY REFORM. SEP. PEATION OF OUR MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS | ATIONAL AND STATE, POLIT! he ae y Reforms Party will hold its First Pablic Meet NaTiONAL HALC in Caual Street, on Wednerday Bre. | yen des Im*rre U7 Fulton atreet. New York. | ning next, the 20th imatan a’clock, when the public | Fe agsinat Lows oF denn JoTT > | Will be addresses on the vecessity of a gereral and through | ‘warehouses, in Lahde NC aS reform in the mode of administering our Cit hanidise, and eve! tion iia 6 Nassaw street, Thote who are in frvor of at loos or damage by inland ue | Cints Wholesale ned Rewil Fam yy Ten, Wines, | from party poly vigation aud cransportation. it Establishment, &e ‘he proprietors pledge nO Us trxe DIRECTORS, ves that every article is f nuine, and sold at a nomi Thomas W. Thorne, Einsha Regus, tal prot tnetndtan ona af the latest amperteepe ‘and mat | ‘Bhounas 1. Woodruf, Anson Beker, | nporoved qualities; Suzars of every grade ; Coffee, Mocha, KOR. Robson, M.D, joseph Drake dara, Lagusyrs aud Maracaibo: Wines 8h Thomson Price, Joseph Allen, Claret, adetra, &e.; Scotch WI Meses Tue James E. Holmes, and Talay" scelobrated brand, Losdea Fons | Johh R. Davison, John P. More kins;) Edinburgh and Alloway Ale; Fi By order of the Execytive ( 9 camivee | John H. Lee, m K. Old Eng! a Dairy Cheese; F' . D. WILBON. Chairman. | LC Tania, Thomas Morrell” rican Mustard; Glasgow Spiced Ham: M. Decamr, Secretary. 19 2e8je Frances P. Sage, Eugene Bogart, article for the table, high flavored and OTICE | John C. Merritt; Robert Smith, ed, nod of the highest flavor; Suaps, Stare! | N' E. THOMAS w. NRHOMNE, President. | Fig OTEL KEEPERS, hoi ‘oformed that ail metalic su: has cestors, trays, c spoons, forks, bc. from whieh the ra GU. T. HOPE Secretary. SRD ee BOOK: KEEPIN No. 88 Cedar street. consist of siberice eld London Dock Port, i amntin ple sherry, M illes do, pale gold and brown | Reserve, “Madera, Newton, Gordon, Mur. flock ke. Neotel i yw landing from ship Aut Har | st tire errings gf 10 part, may be renewed, ard in many cases made to appe R. 6.6, ley, (the ¢ celebrated Loch Fin | better than when new, aca small expense, by being rested, Ot Dowble tere’ magenta COT ‘ST HOMPsON;: ribers, at Lagi Meio sna Nes 5A Reade “ Art of Single Entry Book: keeping te laperved, ”” continues to teach as above nd most Permanent manu ne sad gi Eilding, = Tepiating and regildin; rt . Course of tnstruction—The i And manner superior to pa ed and assured, ae the plan pursued jortineat | 101 ing this. im th their establishment down town, any th fe done in this ¢ keeping boo ‘will always nd—an assortment Specinens of their work inay be seen nt their store, No. 54 | “fhe Sarat ns \t by my in the city. All the above | Rende street SPALDING & WATT. ake Souscenth articles will be foaud there, aad goods from each place will _2y!9 were by this course ‘became a competent book-keeper ia about | be delivered Iree of expense im may part of the elty for cea TO GROCERS. one month, and will receive a certificate to that effect. | only. 428 tine K, Ge ud Fixtures of a Reta 1 Gro: franeg gewuses uth terns, ean be obtained a TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &c. a desirable part of OHN CATTNACH, Trank Manufactuter, No. 1 Wall sone, wrileue void “HiT NCE Pb. _stieet, comer of Broxdway, has nnwron hse nl colseent UBLISHED THIS DAY. abook entitled "Mince Pig for | | Y making, « gook assortment of Trunks, V c aa interview may be had, will meet wi the Million,” containing over 400 engrar pte bate els, wholesale and retail. | medi ytion J193 Pages, full of the wild and wonderfal, huinorous nnd wit | Also, a superior article of sole leather Tranks, suitable for | BRANDON, » Tee ouly 25 cents. A companion to the “Ldle Hour Book,” | American or Furopean Travel, and Fortmanteans for the | succE status TO F. A. MUNDEN. mrgaug ram that odd volume forthe W F. A. ied,“ Leaflets of the Ball Room,” being a for the West Indies, South Ameries, fe filled BLOCK LETTER SIGN instructor in the celebrated Polks Quadrilles, with | with despateh MANUFACTURERS, of the Redowa Walt Fee eS Viene N? '1CE—Ia the matter of the estate of the is Joho A AND Drew, deceased— Ne Chatham street. | D - ite frag VALENTINES—The most extensive aorucent aan | otiee is boron Dalberg generar mien on the eve of compl, jaime re bate of the e hi mni 6 your orders, Kath. ‘ou's Hotel, National Hotel, Perkins Hotel, | GENTLEMEN, NOTICE THis. | cehouse, Naukin Tex ane nie | Genrer “igh is at cat aa ea Phiak +. DREW, twey, oo Wr ocee ny the ih redhys b ur j orclosk arte | you went don 1 wiboat | TO SILK MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS. disapp. intent. Please give me a and you will be waited on at any time for $1 20, Cont $ he Chier uinerts | what A not ¢ [by authentic Fants and Vest made “behed the cnr the Beetories, eRe, Tom: tae, Grisman of tall steht | herds S¢Mareayareet, nO AC COW nSion i ares mes am, planted Eymat, Autoren iF eoaren be seeaae Gilt te then Dved are warranted to keen their colors. dit Ime. d Norwich, kaown as the Dalesvilic Silk appli ‘ed,to the support of the Missionaries among the German | TO 1HUSE WHO sHAVE TH EMSBLV ES. | Sapir roperty eonsints of two fhetories, one 100 feet by 25, PERSO ee see se... | a {From the, Evening Po | two stories each, of 9 feet pitch, the other 36 feet by 30, two NS IN FAILADELPATA ‘and 5009 in ING’S CREAM — 1M at stories each, of 8 feet piteh, end wheel honse beneath. Kout Inrge board ng houses, with six other tenements; two commo, | | gone stores, one of which is now deing a Brofitabie business. rod barns, and other out build, and abont 90 acres of foe we I prsporcene consisting of good pasturnge, mow 001 Ritnoaciebor te —Thi article, universally praised by th: 01 it last y — "took the first pr y | Indeed, i: is fully conceded, by those who know, that it Js n nosmible to manufeeture an article equal to it it to the sense, a senrey sold cheaper than tne ol LOOO% city and State ot New York ean testify’ to PHOSESON SCONE OUND Sent EM enOR" 4 MPS! 3 b aS. Woop NaPatia, 0} TAR AND For Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Anna, Bronchitis, ing of Blood he Spit- | Soaps. All, consult economy and comfort in Lm ye of it.” . with ste: new | com: machinery, ‘which ay be taken or not, ¢ the written signature rehase | neon ae O.H. Ri Prepared and ‘ater Privilege is unequalled in the State, the mills my f | forsale, a ation, by pa having been stopped by the lon, drought. All hi d by Tepeated dit im+r aes buildings have been erected within 10 ye reater port | dis inde serib ab) Sohn street. | within d years. nea cost of $30,000—and are all ia hist rate re pair and eoudition. Wisin Oui nine ere ie are | | SEEING, OFF AT COBT AT W. H. DEGKOUT & yore “) street, second block esrt of Br ty variety of Gent Eisthing en San be haa 7 rower pe thas at any other en at probability of the contemplated New York | Hl Heoad Passiog through the land of this estate, | immediate neighborhood, which would greatly en’ | hance its valne ‘ing entire loss of nece: throat was leeched and bli y know: ry repose—iny | dover and over again, 1 made a remedy, and at different periods had the | ori trial of e +9 iviee of six pare oe ef no avait about tre |e ria 10 the ert) of New. ii ‘ "ig be i Reyenerand Parting SONA: A re ine g a Woot Naphtha, aud before I had taken the fet botils | | Xweede,and MaxarkaClotbacoterorcsieis sod week tes SUSPENDERS FOR EXPORT. f itrelief. J con had taken seven bottle $4 to $29, Met thousand dozen ag armel Suspenders adapted to the Mexican end mn, as well as domestic id warranted to stand unaffecied by any Peng For sale by the manufacturer and ewner of the ise tor Cigaks~one half, igake--one half, three a uarter and fall ¢ir Dies and Frock Coats black blue Delgran wis ind restored me ta p | cle, of French aad be living, had, brown, olive and treva, of French, Kngtis eriean Cloths, from The undersigned bears wit | LY, 123 Sprnce st. 2 it es HORACE H_ DAY, 28 Cortlandt street__| the truth of the for 16 Pelto, Back and iW iter, weet to i Office and Business Conte 7 oink, having personal ‘knowledge Ug Ai] Be faess of the | Oise eta ‘and a Serytpie nthe: posh AGENCY, oadtntite AVE AvEKH ATOR SOP 3 | Lrice 40 CENTS per bottle; $5 aorta ro. | 1 Consimeres + plain ‘and fancy, Doe hin My Lnachmenaak cairn stated This invsluable remedy prepared ONE | Hopttiregetee YM Ns Romana NEV & BicKson, | ota etl 4 collar Phila % i olen Velvets, Cos Sold wholerate and retail by WYATT & RETCILAN i2t | fom” Hi to 8s. Lanokaiel jab Im®re ¥ 108 AND SCALPR— P8—Th i Y hd the best assortment are se Rytaryei fod) corner of Liberty street, up atairs. Fulron st tretail by _3Mt9 Tin - Johnson, 273 Brond way, N. | tear Pearl, up siaira. and sample cards nud d a- ¥ ders thankfully received and exe- bomptly and on reasouable terms. meres and V. made to order, to ¢ most pti yet, deen Wo. DEGHOOY & CO. No. 102 Falton st. — WIGS, WIGS. NRY JONES, y bE WORK: ACHELOR’S d- wit oot Ta Wear or posed. POLIBHING CLOTH. L ia sie ans Iamroretsene ioe Intrednced i he | x APER. Tolish Noth, ov | are so perfectly comfortable 5000 stsy Straw Wearing 5OO Ann panne, yh snd for aa gimlesy” f omr ad sass rar appenztace tn thee aynge be deat mare rte Gander Nagan et, | jorh Cader Nemeneeeet. | Baatiele To large eater New apa ‘0 m4 | Mo Brent 1 of importatio early day to give two |The a ¢ ofthe very b yo such as the ith assurance eau confidently recommend for se bility, and | eh nes they are offered at extremely low David G, Colder | xpom for an entirely new stock which Ogden Hoffman, Spring. ROADWAY & Joseph - Al2 2wisrre wright, 2 OK SALE The buildings and iease ofthe lot No. After the reading, 2 pup fp 45 Robin eet. Front ho d MR. WILL Y) twenty ycfent peers unexpired trom. ‘September next Willy recite ‘Nn. ot (as per teed) by 50. For farther information apply on 1G | the premiss ie awere | "o commence at 8 o'clock. r LEGANIANS, ARK THEATHKTUEADAY EY NING. Janua MR, WHITNEY AND THE Al » | PAs tanh wil be i re comed te a a ‘Thursday “Het Jam, 21, 187, a J giclock, P.M. ery ig od Pairek O'Tienpos Me: Colltany kad ME, WHirsey hy ORY AND A pa: ny I iat pier wcicnthe free of TEDDY THE, reitn-tedes i All sub Hayek nl hates Oman ors | gag ANE A ins positive! OO a aa) a ! at 6 Selo a om perseresinare edu “ phere og pennant | mance st Fo'chock® Bose dis Fit 30 cesar Gallery | the highly talented ALLnedtae | Boweey, mai nqamuary lath, mence Peetac ‘Whose performances a‘epronnauced by Amateurs i Bowon | drome i ealed W iF NAPOLI-Marros cui Ms, and the press) wherever t ev have sung, as being yaidson; Helena, Mrs. even to the Hutchenson Famil MeDufic, ‘Calhoune Webster, Hani hone Henig, pnd man’s: Poem of Monterey. Also, illustrations Trews ether ‘American Poets. Jal9 Stiste _ Admittauce, 56 cents. TER PEAN SOMITE’ Ee feng Session—The Aan arn ‘oucert and Bali of this Society will be given the | Apollo ‘coms on Thursday evening, 7H embers cr: receive their Tickets t the Society room, Howard House, on Tuesday evening preceding the Concert, or of the sub- seriber, No 3 ve fer street, or 14 Wooster street. Persons become members can do so, tien through a member, aries to the above datem y order, rie a phe Comedy of te MAID OF MUNSTER ty. Pi id Galli 123 Besos apen stunotdnce., Besteomedos toes BUWERY ‘1HEATRE. A GARD BENEFIT OF J.P, WALDRON, TREA. | SWeDNESDAY EVENING, January of’ 1947, On which ocension ll have the jal andiencs Rrodine i time b fares New ¥ ithe author of erie fe’» oie Deven YS Pi Sty th h f charac ~ onehtee alee Bet Comedicn in which KY TAYLOK ice at 7. by applica- i18 3tin CONCERT O MADAME ABLAMOWIC THE BROOKLYN bean es mACADEMY, Pies. | will take Place on Tuesday next, the’ 19th ot will appear in her favorite characters, vingoduet i some of | " Wy 19 i EAR DORN As Ree REN | - Box rt a 517 sure a 5 the Grand Duke of Baden, and of the fa rive Hornist, ENEFIT a —This KF WERZEL will preside at the Pianoforte. Morente pa mel with THE LION- 30 cents ench, t0 be bad at the Mi E88 OF THE NOR emus Krout, Mr Helland; at the door of the Peif-rmaace fall eb ARRIVALS Mie Thor cater hich FARHIOSAB Mr Niekinson; Mrs O'Brian, ee Lt herwong. | 2g of to. concert, and at Mr. Wilde mn, Bart, tlantic + whieh the Burletta of MR. AND M DLE Doors v; en at 6; Comcast, to comme: ir Caudle, Mr Mitchell. PRO nae Corstine, “Usa Wess pelimie cana no WHO'S THE COMPOSER—Signor | Lc of Seville —Sung by ) blamowiez 2.-Adagioan Variations ~~ a favorite Tyrol Air, compo ed re opeceted by Herr Dorn, 5 bry iy 1 id Robin Gray”—Sung by Mi ies. . Anew Song Spol HOUSE, ghambers ‘street —On | erlormance of Don see Opera LU TA prt LAMMER’ i | pen atom, — Bene ; Lucia, his iSinter, ane od, Sij Wi} fe Raiménd, ‘Totor ‘of La i 'y the celel ang befo © the American audience Jame Ablamo pmes with meut by Herr De Pan nor Mart 5. Adagio with Keho, compos Honor to Lucia, M: executed by Herr Dorn | 6. Cavatina, “Come per Se | yambula. (sung by particular d ¢ Ablamowiez Bellini. | 7 Gran rte ry } avweil Araby’s Daughter... Beaumann, | Mr. Kagebel. | BRILLIANT RE-OPENING OF TH i i | gel raeean pe 1 sperican Cirrus Company of SANDS, inne | Brees Ansan EVENIN' | The: propfievore Geding the Gauche Theses of insuffi. R NETBS O cient capacity to contain the immense multitude that crowd | h Harp, Violin and Pian niehtly to witness the pertormances, have fitted up the spa- ins moderate. Enquire at 339, nt Amphithe ; me lw*re and grand parapl lia of this troupe are id cost!y beyond precet are taught to waltz, dance, wi 1d MAY ihe Mowe famous horse’ ie the 136 Tai eanee peng the Flight of Aciel, e'hortemanship mbrace t of Ariel, ke, EVENING, Jan, Doors goen at 34 pant, performance ats the desery Boxes 2 ceuts, Pit 125. Seats secured, ALHAMRA SALOON, jy (het Sprit id Pri al Reduction of Pridgecadmaivah tothe Rorunda and Bal | Re-Engy Monday Evenin, Sal i mong & Variety of beautiful Eg ii'be ‘am popes se ibe antro cpa ents Feat, entitled brapee by HIFFERT, aud Mr. HAR. | agentes Improvisa‘ore. Doors opened at 6: Manager of the Flo ir. G. Rol Lothian’s celebrated ihaniLender, Bi ‘Mr. . Jos. Nosher. Brapiper, fest MeKerracher. cetkers ONE DOLLAR EACH, hs ita gentleman and two Indies, many be had of Mess: rf, Dan & € al ; Peter Milue, Harmony Hall's the Bar at Ris commence at? itd of either of the mau "Checks not Jail dtistr transferable. yiber STHEET THEATRE, THILADEMFHIA A. CAMERON, See, Bunron, . Manager and N-B.—Members ean have their tickets on applieatigh tothe iy aes asso Secretary. S176 A cak This thesis” bias ‘been “thoroughiy te-decorated in HE FIRST ANNUAL BALL of the inde the most gorgeousstyle, and is now the most beantifel Thee: Hayward Guard will take place at the oth Fourth ni MRS. ye POPE and the ITALIAN DANCERS. »- TUESDAY ENIN! 406 B roadway, on Tuesday evening, Janu im announcing this, their first sval "Ball ledge elves that every exertion shall be ma e this the m a ee of the season. Dingle’s ecatillon 4 bor wor CW Schlim ia7. The a Comed SOL Millen. Governor. Mi Woodley: Timothy Quaint. id the Broadway t Se dancin: near Broa way. or of either of wl ominitte Thomas §. Hayward, Rob tM fe der Br ileus Rene wiitiom ifaslor, Chu ‘hei hee Be gets fe, Bra c then new Baliet Di ecilevaant ot pate new Wal ve vires. Ree sanieces Sasi iis reer DIANA AND ENDYMION ‘Signora Ciocea norina Mantin ‘Signor Morra HE FOURTH ANN} AL BALL of the Independent Tompkins Blues, will take place a ne Coliseum Rooms, ou Mondiy nim January 18. T ends of the Company can procure tiekets pees of the following bed ary 22 STREEL THEATKE, PHILADELPHIA. » A Marsnat, Lessee, W.R. Biaxe, Manager. Recond vight of MR. and MRS. CHARLES KEAN. TUESDAY EVENING, January 19, 1847, will be per- formed the comed y get JEALOUS WIFE. Lieutenant R, French, 18 P Ayres, ¢ reoral WW Gorham, Ray R is, Mr. Oakley. tee eMr © Kean Major Oakley -Mr. Leman Lond Trinket. ir Buc Ms 7 jeans’ apm fielae made Mire Oakley. Mra. Kean Merry ee eet A MAN, WITHOUT'A HE AD. Mr. Obtivions epee ‘To-morrow MR: ond MRS KEAN'S ¢ UOKRESPONDENC ‘New Youx, Jan. 2d, 167, W. 8. HOws— The time you have giyen to the ich of Edueation, and the reputat , pectation of reer balleg it may not, perh ps, the noble and p fall publie to know ¢ which the Asso is the | | distribution of the funds of the society, no dlstietion of coun- | ty oreerced fs permitted tn nctunte fia oficers in the perfor. of the ancred duty which the office of benevolence im- he iherto ‘enjoyed the dy of Pleasw Balls have been rofessor of Eloewtion in Colum! Sorewar imparting, will at once endorse Our enti: subscribers and many of your fri | ments ; and that in predi that the inthe wel Ball will have au «pporiuaity of | h you read | be found in an eminent e to sustain the well deserve m Shakspeare avd other distinguished reputation ofthe Association, to j21 re sf give ‘axiueeg erat GREAT BARGAINS r you, and will lesd to a higher estimate of an ac- IN HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS. ! STEWART & CO. have ie salea at to’ di oi linen sheet ik tarle cloths an al terpane “description, at pric ment neces: ensential to all profe bis graceful addition ry to so many in our country, and 50 jonal geutlemen—which is a relined ‘our stock of simple and domestic pleasures, aud which unites most agreeably amusement with instruction. | fe hope you will dIeiaure at an jot nd diapers i: sock ae | Sieh rottons, flan: iti . Wi Ew i; ry Higbee, ‘Wm. Callen Bryant, FOR SALK. FOUR LOTS, on the north tween the 7th 1 and Carpente mall Farm on the turn Joseph Fowle: Jno. wane } New Yor, Jan. 12th. 1847. Geutlemen—I have to acknowledge your request th name a time to give a few Ri from Shaks) : Ht | Lang Island, containing cultivation, one acre of fine est fruit, a small Houre, an all enclosed in god fence. Also, severat other | Sri! of land at Rockaway, for sale. For Darionlare, ai | 49 re road, Far Rockaway, sof land, two under ree Pesch Trees of the choic- bout four acres of Woodland, and assure you that sucha call, from gentlemen distin in our commanity for their learnin avery gratifying reward for the years of labor and appl tion I have devoted to the Art you have calied upon me to i ahaa Ta city opie handsome cottage, with five or ten acer: ted within two miles of the Marine 19th ii room of the Mociety Library for the oe From the intellectual character of th am (1 fala on the, Rockaway Torn PM sonic} am likely to be hocore Pe Ng Sn a contidered Mos promisat seamen ates Hielae s table rominent scenes. 0 oune on the property nino an ice. howse® and the ame | me peculiarly adapted for illust-ating the ndvanteg et rou. 80 bts heedinggay aye adie: pa endear any associate with the Art of Klocution ; ant further that an attempt to embody the characters in ie sub- lime’ composition, will be found to combine ratellectual amusement w ore elevated purposes of instruction, 1am gentlemen, with since ect, ‘Your most ghedicnt servant, . W. 8. HOW: he, he." sisting of wood-land, meadow an sold in different Darcals. 119 lw*re Yous 1h R SAL, | ‘lable Inad, which will be RGICPON, jn. Delaney at. FO! A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE in 19th stre ‘ss Irving Place—a modern built two story and at To Davin C. Corpen, under cellar, and sewer communicating with th i street, marble mantels in basement, aud fast and second sto. | Ineooninys INOW 84 your ar rooms in the third story, h ty feet by Jot twenty by seventy-five, ed with es- | Will give the friend 9 " | peciel reference to ts oecupation by the owne | (Le er hc Peis hg aka Faro thousand dollars ean remain on boud and ma | igre veut on that seseaton pings For terms, apply at 110 CHERR: ee ee ‘ Jalé 2werre Comprising the F “RENCH’S HOTEL. 18 2tis*re Frop-ietor respectfully informs LES DANSEUSES VIENNOISE. Bh, pubire that a removed fromm hi JOSEPHINE WEISS, Mistress of the Ballet dh in Bulton street, s other hotel, 4 Ch: he Managers of ‘Theatres in the Unite few doors west of Pearl street, 10 which he has added add ona for engagements must tional bedrooms, and furnished th fe that will bear | the Park Thea favorable comparison with the very in the eity.— I arrang: ‘on no aceasion will there be more than one bed ina root, hich will be 25 cents per night. 417 1m*re "| VIENNOIS INE Weiss, y beste ni ements, for ‘L d directed, to, the OHNSON’S BIRD STORE, | No. 280 BY Saa ayy 2d door from Stewart's. te b | y letter, post p agp |, LONG BREED CANARIES.—In addition to my | Boia” by letter, post p stock, | have purehased two more lots y fine, | Hackett, Co the public to call an Dated, New York cages in grent variety, bird seeds, &e. TI | NIew YorK oF irom invited to heer them and Varick st:eet for mainder of the season, on or about the 26t 18 31 wre blished tale K tool ns, wi'l please make app) mid) addressed to J. HUNT, atcne office of thi owe Eitiment. fee NEW THEATRE, ALBANY. gets i ation by letter, (post MUSIC, iis TRUE SONG, the real exterer of faney and ow on hand and prepared to offer yet offered to an Am above establi*hment will open ou or about the 25th acd, gentlemen wishing to engage for the lease make application to the subscriber at the ery quitter igi the vil le , i c York. ered bo We pure for etcteing, Gwich | SIs MC RC OJ. HALL, Actine Man BO CHESNUT STKEET THEATKE, PHILADELPHIA HE Subseribers having leased the above magnificent es tablishinent, offer the same 10 reut by the night or week | (until their return from the south on the Iat Mareh } ull particulars can be obtained of Mr. Dromore, agent for the le at the box office, every Rg BL between the hours of Il and 12, pid or they wil nat are Tey seed 10 inmor aid, or they will not be atrende Moet abe YW SEGUIN & FRA, | | ACCORDIO UGH JACOBS teaches the Accordioa thoroughly ia Mi lew | Ase ‘sos, s0 that the novice can, become a good player in a very short space of time. He isthe only one i the eity who | has 'a practical as well ns a theoretical knowledge of this pop: ond Domestic. Tce the most choice dex son of bara door Fowls, Ducks, Geese, English and Norway Swans, silver and goldea Pheasants, and Newtound- | iand, Kiog Charles Spaniels, Freach and Spanish Poodles. bo Grey Hound: wd every other spesies of rare and ous; Bird Chges of every variety. Also, Archy's of the management uf the various descript ds, Ke. Ke. 1d Seeds, ¢ at ali No.5 sonn st res R. Err variety ot ahs, postpaid, wil wee ee LORY Dit. KELLINGER’S INFALLISLE LINIMEN eure sores and ulcers of every nat ina few di | ‘uler instrament in all its branches, Htactslike magic in removing rheumatism, and For terme apply at the Accordion and Musienl Instrament ake “ae two doses is certain to relieve bilious | Depot ain street. as tis = | peel. lone tuned and repaired, and music for 1 res, ke. meet with rompt cholic. diarrhasa trmk tive a . " — fee tay ede ever offered to the publi ACGORDEONS, MELODEONS, AND MUSIC 0 conta per bo BO Sold at 230 Pearl street; corner of Bor and Broome; 34 nue nnd 10t riesdrag store; Dr, pared Bo HE Sabseriber, nena and Importer of Musical ‘rand Chatham, and at the 1 - office, City Ht si hat assortment erameRts vel and all kin j) itt re PLUNRET PARDESSUs, NO 12346 FULTON STREET, Sell an excellent hot at $300 and only charge sof wre: EDWARD BAACK, #1 Fulton at., cor. of Gold st 415 Im*rh 3 8 for MUSIO, heir Finer Quatiry Motescrn ann Motnte Mave : ith the NB tLUPKETE & PARDESSUS warratiherr frat BYvinin — ND PRIVATE, PANTIES fu x Pingsen: ity’ hints to be equal,at the very leavt, to thore of nny other " Catablishment, and assure the pudlie chat it would be weterty. | acho beaagumaaaiad utterly | impossible to sell st iy | $330 HM AN ARTICLE At A LOWER 8. AYLIFFE, 4 G.AVLIFFE, Brothers, Frofpengtt: | No. 127 Elim atreet comer of Howard. wna i TAREK DOLLAR HATS—The andersign just finished an assortment of * Beantiful Nutr i. oderate term: * by iy thich he will sell av the above priee. ei ign re ye selene thoro ly, mmhe ander Gain their shape und Lustre 94 Wong ae any to her papilsn perfect ki ofthe theory | HOBERTEOS a3 rest Per frei perme, three do es per between William and “Manie,” nt the office of this 4s paper 2 t | N, B= Tho Gpteriteged unm Soe ere ie ole the wae re. “ very bent Nutria Hats” at the above price, (that beimg itm} po: his" best” he sells at $350. ROBERTSON. pa - BHIP GLADIATOR, for LON Dox detained by praterdy winds, suile This 1 1¢ Post Office and Exchange Hesdin blie, oh ey rest patterns. Patent Amlian Attachment. my) Peng zith BEAUTY ‘AND THE BEAST—Beau- | oducing | 1 LATEST MOMENT, | TELEGRAPH. Atnanr, Jan. 18, ita,. The friends of the anti-rent prisoners here express hopes of their being pardoned out of prison in afew days. Nothing new. The westher is very unpleasant—the a has been rainy andcloudy—the evening snowy and sleety. | Paiaveremta, Jan. 16—8P. M. | The Southern mail is in at Washington. Nothing south of Montgomery. Mr. Banks was elected State treasurer to-day by the Pennsylvania Legislature. SS AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON. CONGRESSION*L PROCEEDINGS. dic. die, dic. | | } | os | TELEGRAPHIC, Wasnin Senate. The Vice President appointed General Cass a Regent of the Smithsonian Institute. | Mr Sevier presented his instructions from the Legis | lature of Arkansas, against the payment of the claims on the French spoliations. Mr. Brexse wes appointed a ber of the Committee on Commeree, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Pennybacker. Mr. Jonnson, of Maryland, offered a resolution, asking the Secretary of the Treasury, whether the sub-tressury embarrassed the operations of the treasury, and whether it ought not to be suspended or repealed. | _ The bill to create the office of Surveyor General of Oregon, and to grant a donation of lend to settlers therein, ‘was ordered to be engrossed fer the third reading. The graduation bill was then taken up, but was post- poned to Monday. fe went into Executive session, and then ad- on, Jan 16, 1847, House of Representatives. A resolution of inquiry was adopted, relative to the | erection of a light house at the mouth of the Mississippi. An effort was made to change the hour of meeting to 11 o’clock, but it was unsuccessful. Mr. Paxston Kina moved the suspension of the pre- | vious orders, with a view to enable him to introduce his | two million bill, which wes lost, yeas 50, nays 160. On motion of Mr. Houston, the House went into Com. | mittee of the Whole, Mr. McClelland in the Chair. ‘The bill to increase the pay of non-commissioned of: ficers and privates, regulars and volunteers, two dollars | per month, and to give a hundred and sixty acres of boun- ty land, was taken up. | An amendment was offered, making the increase of pay three dollars per month, which was adopted. Other amendments were preposed, and a long disous: | sion ensued. | The Committee rose. | Mrfiuscrarorp had leave to introduce a bill to pro. | vide for the deposit of moneys, received from customs | and public lands, in the Treasury, and the payment of | Persons engaged in collecting the same,and for other purposes. _——————— | BY THE mAILs. Wasuinoton, Jan. 16, 1847. | Precrastination—The Lieutenant- Generalahip—The Sla- very Question. | ‘Another week bas passed, and yet no prospect, even, of | the speedy passage of the urmy bill. Mr. Benton intro- duced, this morning, a bill granting a bounty of land to | each soldier who shall have served in the war, sur - | rounding the grants with guards against the frauds of speculators and against the claims of the undeserving . His object in introducing this bill this morning, was to | dissipate all doubt es to the passage of such a measure, | and thus to remove the obstacle to the passage of the ar- | my bill, raised by Mr. Cameron. That gentleman, how- ever, from motives which I will not attempt to explain, | voted against the passage of this measure, although it | embraces, ina proper form, his own proposition, and = tie vote on the passage of the bill was decided by the | President of the Senate in the negative. The army bill was then recommitted to the Military Committee, in | der that it may be amended. Will the people tolerate such trifling ? To be sure the Senate is net the representative branch of Congress, and therefore not quite s0 amenable te the will of the citi. zensas the House of Representatives; but I believe, ne- vertheless, that the voice of a people indignaut at such puerile quibbling and frivolous procrastination, will not be without itseffect. And it will be heard, that loud and indignant voice. The people are chafing at thie most senseless delay of the Senete to pass a bill, the necessity | of which is so urgent and immediat Delay in the other | house was to be expected; but every one looked to the Senate for immediate action, and instead of fulfilling this ‘eneral and reasonable expectation, that body has {ro bill bef ‘re it for a week. ‘and now Yocom: | it to its Committee on Military Affairs, ie Ra perenne of attaching an amendment, which will have | of sending it back to the other Rouse, and delaying it there perhaps for another fortnight. 1 have no patience with those who cause this idle and | unnecessary delay. Their motives I will not question, but theirconduct isa crime against those brave men, for whore lives the whole nation was three days since in d whose present safety a not o ing to their numercial strength, nor to the of Con- gress to send them succor, but to the “aectivi yy orup skilfulness of the Mexican general. But if much the want of pre: juccour thet is to be regretted, us the ee will entsil upon army of remaining in Mexico fonger than wot been necessary had it been at once streny d to sooh an extent as to enable it to strike a decisive blow in Mex- ico. The very inactivity forced upon our Generals by the absence of a sufficient military organization, has led Mexico to believe us incapable of subduing her. = thus has led to a prolongation of hostilities. Whi Congress is wasting its time in idle discussion of an - | stract question, and its members are intriguing to secure re weeks talking, and yet no bill has passed to increase our | present military establish: bill to raise @ loan- | no measure to Create arevepue. The whole world will mock ‘The project of creating a Lieutenant General is sufti- tly dead to enable one to conclude that without some galvanic shock of extraordinary force, it cannot be re- suscitated. The vote of 120 to 00 in the House, and 28 to 21 in the Senate, is a sufficient indication of the unpopu- jerity of the weasure. Had Mr. Benton's friends to whom perhaps he mentioned the intention of the President to confer upon him the appointment, or who at least came to the knowledge of it in some way, kept their own coun- sel, the measure would have succee A trifling coincidence between the votes on this bill in the Senate and the House, is that the majority in each happens to be one seventh of the whole number of votes | cast, the minority in each case standing (numerically) to the majority, as three to four. The debate on th slow length along,” to th Oregon bill, w uestion still “drags ite House. Mr. Bur’ amend- setott for the Wilmot 's bill tim inélined to thiax the South. hi objection to the extension of the Missouri compromise line ; but it de- sires | suppose, Or some southern men at least desire, that they should be understood to speak in tyrms of dis- b- etisfuction of that line, in order that the starting point for @ compromise of the question raised by the northern and western men about the extension of slavery, may be north of that line, as they are of opinion that if they | start from thirty six thiity, the North may make further encroachments. This is judicions, as the North has avery disposition to enforce the hardest conditions But this dicussio1 ntirely aimless. There is no end that can possibly be gained by it, except to inritate the uthern men,and so to produce the worst feelings on all for New hirde- York. The exigencies of the service will req parture for the Gulf ina very short time. oF time ALVIENSIS. Wasninaton, Jan. 16, 1847. Additional Troops—Shall they be Regulars or Volum teers? lenclose you herewith the ‘act to raise, fora limited time, an additional military force, and for other pur- poses,” as it passed the House of Representatives; and I also enclose the amendments moved to it in the Senate | by General Houston. There ato other amendmen's re- specting the bounty lands, moved by different Senators, which I have been unable to procure. | The amendments moved by Gen. Houston are vital The object of tho bill is to raise, promptly, a corps for immediate service in the field. The volunteers can be raised and put en route in thirty days from the passage of the act, it the War Department does iu duty. The ser- vice will be during the war. The material thus raised will be of the best chivalry of the land—not loafers for enlistment, but men, who will carry with them the bura- ing zeal Of devoted patriots, and the anxious desire for | distinction. Such a corps will have within itself thet | military vitality which is invincible, and which animated | and strengthened the undisciplined squadrons of the re- | public of France, who overthrew, in the first shocks of Dattle the martinet legions of Prussia, and carried con | quest, with the Fronch eagle, over the fields of Italy, in conflict with the best disciplined armies of Germany Goneral Houston has rightly estimated the universol oer ofthe country. Ho hos been identified kati | pious oventfal periods of his life with this description force. He has led it Yiotoriously in the field, and none