The New York Herald Newspaper, February 6, 1847, Page 3

POSURE hea sreerneeecrsersnrtt orem eeemee veer een et eaten pnt ny eters penne ae eomqroenamammmnnngnpceraetinatenal) eine ceere siren soot sade eat aniaaiianammiamaarels its porment or redemption; yet the State has the right FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS. AUCTION NOTICES, mMUSKM A i oat ee Av a“ to recom tho canal after twenty Yu NED cao thea ayeemownt, for whieh 90d | A iL ROE TS TO THE We7lt cceuny but tome twenty-ive oF thinty minutes im will bewiven, and « fair remuneration. “Aa- | Atjp NY AT WORK AT AUCTION. ARK THEATRES , Febraary 6th, will | He was overruled, however, aud the private cuiendar . fice. Bae | UBON'S GREAT W¢ ¥ ON ARK CHE ATAE.—Saturday Evening, Febroary 6th will LATEST MOMENT, | wos taken up, and a'cousidereble list of relief bills wes ee ee Rs NECE creT” will coll, patentee EAP—Mr Odd ir Mr. Braudoa, Mr. Dyot | disposed of. WANTED, a few young men, from 18 to 35 vears of age | o'clock, «t Union Hall, G irown, Mrs. Vernoa; Clar | i for the U states amy, to fill up acom- | street, by printed eatal ie country. Enquire at the ship | wiual peice $400, with 474 plates color nh TE.LEGRAPHIC, ¥ nd, been on these terms. Those “. Agrand PAS DE TROIS, by | Houre of Re come in, and tions heretofore mude have who (0 not subscribe sentatives. of lore, Sign t street, wh y 1 sale ia this country. jorina Maatin, and Signor Morra. | ‘Wasninaton, Feb. 4, mount of their bor and where fall information as to My Boe wilh he yoke soraplete, ether with all the works o1 aaricalt At the gud of the gomedy, the PAS SUISSE, by Signor | ‘on, Feb. 5, 1847 wn, MICA sensing Mi. WERE ONONS 118, ‘ jorra rnd Sigrora Ciocen. TH MAU MR. AL of November next, but the tie fo WANT ae | cee eet ad the various athletic guuser~generat: | ‘To which will be added, the MAN WITHOUT AHEAD | ‘The Southorn mail is in—nothing southto! Mobile. peas, ADL come in, and get the interest on the 3% ANT BD. Ty Loadou many of which were imported by J. 8, | —Mr. Oblivious Top, Mr. Barret. 'y years of oge, of moderate for- | Kenner, looking, and without in- | the us ° f fin The Steamboat Tuscaloosa burst her boilers on the Mr Wentwont rose to a privileged question. There | Was a little ob 28th, on the passmge from Mobile to Tuscaloosa, killing, | {oon atte veotion et frat, som members heaving seen it ia supposed, twenty persons, and wounding many more. | The Srraken request the jon formerly editor of the the present owner, & necting himself | of the Colleges of this it, geod connec. Pris 4 ican Farmer, for | The whole to conclude with LA POLKA, by Signora listinguished Professor in one | Cioccs and Siguor Moria. The Medical department is Doors ope at 636 o'clock; and the perfor d catalogues on Monday, the 6th o'clock. Boxes $1; Fit 50 cei debt, is unlimited It is calculated that A nues of the canal, when completed, equal ¢he interest of ¢ mpreene ofeny veers 2 1a lady 0 the whole canal debt, and one-half of it should be pre- Tone: abd ytuger then hinee ees will coun | Se nt the gentleman to state juestion. ( We don't want to hear it.” " Get along ferred stock, the canal would pay off the whole prefe “Aline addressee "Felten? 7 ; : i mity K—-—Baturday Evening, Feb'e 6th, A Fob. 6, 1847, | John; get - < i : a ° .” through the post-office, with ments received and liberal advances made. : a ANT N ONS, 1867. | 5 get along, John.” eee ihe preaeed ee Lai pa ah aa ‘Whe seth atin, mentioning! where an forsiew aay bea tit SM WEE re H. W. BOOL, Gen Il Auc’r. bg ey on Pompoltion echo Aldor te The Western mail due this evening, failed from be- | | Mr. \ Sho Chater aes sone coat Aideef anthems ries 9 - “ . “4 fideotiv == ny , Ha y ; Cinderella, | 2 } ’ ore pro! pel bat they crouet iene ee eee SIFUATION WANTED AMUSEMENTS. Br efens ied Booth: Thabo, hw Br | Yond Uule eau seit stdin Peswe-of | behal soes ony Mh conics in one thoes’ interest. YOUNG man from the South wants a si uation as pol & Te ¢ wolad mani Ri Tl ‘8 EIR—Eds id, Mre | a enatd - > f "7 | th Mr. > oni po wend Several amendments have been added—one fora strict | givqn™ somata OF gia: tha, Deut reference cut be Bin EGR OHANIANS in coniauction with S1G- | poous: Rodsiph, Mr Fortenter; Haller Neaiee Lives, brs | Rood Genesco are plenty at $6.26 ; sellers usk $6 3754 a | that tsnade‘o sh ye ioiag ae oF pallinte Sigount of all the proceedings of, the trustees, to be fur. | *'fsierre y naa iia concert at Mechaoica’ fall, 472 iy, Pucaday wereeee ares cacaeh Biltena taanlaen iain $660. Notmuch grain in market. Corn, 79 81 centsi | my “defection ‘at once” frem my "party, ‘eoh ay Gtaer Aalne tae eee ee ane A YOUNG WOMAN’ wishes 's situation todo chamber | Het. 9, 1647. The following pieces will coustitutes part ol | Door onsuc ee eiclock, Pose senee eoennnce at 7, | FY, 00 cents ; ote, 36 0 37 cents; 3,000 bushels in stere | when on Tuesday, I expressed ‘ty views, agaiot and $1000 4 year, reapectivesy another for the reap | pivite aly” Geant: eraenerathonaerork, is wall | “ME Cone afain with song to greet you. | MURCHELS, OLYMPIC THEATHE.—Thys ‘nyes; | sold at 29 conte; Darley, 68 to €23¢ conte; malt, 87% | Ofte democratee eciy “on enter Now, | wae always nf — eg a well. jog. February G:h—‘T'o commence wit re of ¥ ‘i q Praisament of tho lands eats and weat of Tippecenoe— | Apolyiat No, 15 Manion stteet,2d Beet, fomt cooks Aclamios Panoel Hyma, ATION GUARD—Achille Bonbon, Mr Holland; OE NG Ale WER oat pelea proce oer on vablichedy sa, 20 being 9 ‘armer’s a Marabout, Mra wood. " “) ; lor an es tar. allan pie! i elligencer, 2, m. Whenever bonds to the amount of $4,000,000 are aul eet Othcer nt en mene es | Rao cand. ie ae aid Renae After which, RHOMEO AND GUILIETTA—Rhomeo, | , 4 if broke out at 12 o'slock, last night, in the foun, is invites attention to that which can’t be found! ; ickets, 5 ere allowed to elect trus- . rED i THOT. A, Cruise, E: toes, and whenever! the five per centum is paid ip, $5000 SAND BOP ouR OR VE THOT. conclude | dry part of the establishment of Messrs. Bailey, Whee the Governor is authorises! to give the trustees | yearly, secured ee Le SE (iy Cl i tea. Wi t to admit five, 1°20. ‘To be had at th ‘To'conclude wih LEND ME FIVE SHILLINGS—M_ | y does he or his reporter misreport me eve day, let 0 ler & Co., and communicated to the four story brick | it pass to the world, andthe very next day call attention door." Doors open at 63g o'cloe Golightly, Mr, Holland. r . J ¥ Property worth thre Dress circle 4 ; % ; Pit exe shilling | building in front, which w as consumed. Messrs. B W. | to what is not there, is not 7 (Mr. Kennedy— Pergioge sierra Coned ent Taras att | Pomvomeer wneypale need apply. Add TiMM ores $2," Oreheatn boxes, $8 & Co.'s lassie Bout $10,000—insured $5,000 ; J. Fudee | quen, Saas bet Bel), He seeake eleay Getectaen et te aay Bins Mew ne Bay ¥ w jands unl cal ER COR I Tae bli open at_half past 6 0’clock: curtain rises at 7. C08 I rats ys ee ee | from my party! And of my ‘vulgarity !” I have bas 5 000 of | panan Sve oe pond esc Tak : ORCHARD ST, UNIVERSALIST CHURCH. @ to his friends and the, ablie, TTALIAN OPERA. & Co.'s lor ut $2,600. The third story was occu- | it said that old documents were Senporene things. I it An te Hope of patti ete ee eidars fo. remain EV. O. A. SKINNER will preach next Sunday, (to-mor- pollo ‘Beloons on SATUMDAY | PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE, Caambers street. pied by E. K. Browning, as a card manufactory—loss, | Would not,if! cquld,say ought against the standing of the the bill provides that the ‘Siote will not heswafter rake | eer Dion, in ha ererbe a ea mee gh hich casinos he will bes | [Money Evening, fth of Febraary second perta | $2,000. ‘The dwelling heuso of Dr. Pomeroy was de- | Rentlomen Ce A ger ar a any other provision. fa’. any internal improvement bonds, | om the effects upon the ltyol Hey. HF Hatfold's VOOR PERO RAERS, poet OPNINA PAZZA PER AMOUR, molished by the falling of the walls—loss, $900. Mr. | when ngely as any, be incorporated into the princi primo phe ae eenret loc op for cortlt | jate attack upon Univer 1t® rh ‘LODER, and Qi ant Rodolph. ; Preventene. Kukland was severely injured by a wall falling on | ples of the democratic party, I have as much to the past Bpiae ademne ie tbe peeviaions o this act. The | HANGED THE SABBATH ?—Hev. Thomas Mrs, HENRY "TiMM ; i him, but it is thought he will recover. | in of new articles as they have to to intro- them to hope fv: better terms. 80 scrupulous wes tho Le 3 ie, on Sunday evening next at 7 saad Mr. SELLE. Bautimons, Feb. 6, 1846, | Y'aig reign pan to ae my re. ginature ot bucreusing by this ac the burtheoe of the ,gubiget —F occas by which the Sunday Testy INSTRUMENTAL SOLO PERFORMERS. | iy i ‘There is more activity in stocks, with an upwerd ten- ‘Now was it right 1O exchany on Sr rn ln a. 5 "y ol from Horling iou.da, When we consifer that this claw ofponte | LECTURE IN St. PETEIOS CHURCH, Me STARK Int ter Boxes ana dency. opposed to the Freddemt ta We right? twill merely has slwiyy Deen ettimnated the same dollar bonds, | vepy RE ARCHAY, STREET * “Mr WOEUNING ; inte ‘ ‘We notioe soles of Howard ae rnaty naan te 8a, 78.5 Of | say to this that, 20 far from belng opposed to the Fret that nod \vipction wan expremed in th Dil of Test winx i VEBY REV. DIC RYDER, 8. J Pres And full Orchestra, condacted by Mr. GEO. LODER. i S POTEORS. ++ prime white wheat at $128; yellow corn at 94 cents; | dent,1 will go for him again it be be meminated by @ de. millions, were mainly on aterling bonds, it could herdly | 1/98 Suadyy, on the sat) the ystem | Dig Weihe der‘Toove (the y spobe, |e CeATD Provisions are in better demand. fea ted th a 4 4 symphony characteristic , Spohr. 3. 2 res ple will be content with it. ‘The bond- KE of Creation of Sound— beat he tleb hey aeretmae. Z | reed 4 t 4 old to congratulate themselves on the day Life sfter—Sounds of Nears Tt theme PRM OO” oe ace ee an ebro ic give | ‘There has boen a heavy storm in the Chesopeake Bay r - rtiole les Ul sé lndiceaetie good success of their agent. He has conducted the nego. 2d. 'Theme—Cradle Song-—Dance—Nerennde. those wha have mot been able to. attend, an opportunity of | and on the coast. We have no report of the damage init an. Men eetas tevie! teen peered ee anil end temper. hile sae ie Me Dinter ara : made: andto be made. for the | Yet: ult to , thou; é , a Gets sg ss wanuinis then of toaiionby he moana daniable, | NPC EOITON Tare paws iha Wada Twesdry. | 4 Pynmeting cation febecn, Ne Ths yest vem cele: Jodlane > uiga’s ciuigration, restore confidence, a ine theth Avenue from 42d street to. Tih atret, Tiakency | 2% hecond Concerto for the Fishe ane (paved with : creme ! Ota stock Mixonanaes | man Rives tyineemnan th commeaet fo frat concerta New Torky ia treo otemens be AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON. | [t,"ou! Father Ritchie, (Laur e ¥ it sur < . t 24009 Rony ois gate EeBerip | au | Thor yet surveyed. Gis gn with the Oreh NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE. 01 !” Ha! ha!] If you have one prayer which you dere nad be heard above another, Hf ‘was that thi =! Sager Si inset it, Mast alta haath oi ial A RON SAFE AND COUNTERS oe 12,000 do OND PART. wn HARLFON STREET, CORNER OF VARICK CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. 1 161 9.000 U 86's of 66 s15 101 iso Harlem sl 58 10lig 100 do be expunged from the English langua - B.C Ww. Lenses. 3,000) do. 68 ; OR SALE=A Jape lcm Siietr pose on . 1, Adagio and Rondo sieiliauo, for the Ci n, Who alts as Procrustes himself, ga 2000 Ohivg’s 0) ve oe Connters. Applyto Ke WETRYON ECG”. | performed by Mi € Sark: compsnen by (For as TELEGRAPHIC. th f 10,000 do ds 96 b60 30 fo teh 337 Broadway, upstairs. _ | 2. German Glees{ J: Serenade, composed by. Mi Every bank director, st 2,000 Penna 5's Tag 29% | OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION GOUMPINGD 2. Ure Ka a ‘Treasurer. Senate. to was then quoting Thom 2 080 Penna i so 390 | OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. H.C. Timn, P. fully informed, that this ‘elegant and me out of the $3000 111 Spl ried as T AN ELECTION held at the office of the company, ‘Ovi {rom the Concerto tablishment will open for the season, on Wasnixaton, Feb*9, 1647. cad donseqnent 000 it 40% 50 do 37 63% | sree oncay, lat instant, {he following gentlemen were forte, with orchestra, ere | MONDAY, Feb’y Sth, 1847. A bill was reported from the committee on claims to if we ke the Soon seen Bee ag ek de $50 G35 | Ocirichs, John L. Stepheus, Witting’ t ce: | Doerr paanpomtient compen, pay Messrs. Dawson, Schill and Whitney, for vessels and good hit”) $5,000 Caty 5's 58 ol 50 Erie RR. Godys 60 A. Iselin, Conrad W. ‘Laber, Frede: m the fay will appear on the ope: in Sheridan supplies furniahed the late republic of Texas. him? That he waso man $'3,000 Reading Bds 7334 400 Nor & Wor 54g | Allen. . for three voices Tebrated play of PP! Ls | ind two fishes. $5,000 "Uo boo 74" 209 do bea 33. | pitta suber gnent meeting ofthe Board, EDWARD MILLS Soprano, Mrs Henry Timm; é vauTHe HUNCHBACK. The committee on military affairs made a report that 2B was elected President, ‘| cHS, r. izel; Flute, Mr. i i r eodys 33° tmp oS *10 39 | Breatdne JOHN L, STEPHENS Pecreary sie tele” ;, Violincello, Mr. Bow. THe OR ATE TOON Created Blea sVexnon,) the Senate insist upon its amendments to the ten regi, | po eis 830 546 £8 Iw fh ERE Oa ennete srhone debut atthe ark Theatre extyblished her te putstion a ment bill, and disagree to those of the House. - og bor cag | FOR SALE J ZATES a ‘Ky | A committee of conference was ordered. st} ho dares 584 80d H f s ; ning of the Concert. Wi hback,) Mr. FREDERICKS, n against that man who stm 8 0 8 bio EN HE PATENT CORDAGE FACTORY, situated on pen at half past 6;-commencement at half past 7 | (1ae of the Peck Lined ee fe), ME, EREDERICKS, |e indian eppropriation bill was taken up, and some individual in the ranks of the 2000 do Be sorgenteenth nd Broadway, Lon: Ky, will York in four yeurs.) amendments adopted. Mr. Ritchie says I am the butt of the o} Second Board. egpidon the premises, on Thursday, April 15, 1847, between ther, ted 2eodi Sir Thomas Clifford. Mr. H. P. GRATTAN. m1 Pp oe whigs. I was their butt io 1838, when 45,000 Readiog Bés @°OORT MOREA ony, | Hiagegt? Of o'clock, A. M., and ¥F. M., to the highest | 7pm FLANU mugheor sory mnie tee eee Fathom, \MrGECRGE GRAHAM, | Anamendment to continue the Cherokeo commission, nie eeseoubnateoatarenienae ‘30 shs Halen £254 500" qo" . bs 62 "The Buil ‘ings sre as follow, vir: wianoa vanderatands he meethorousnly and jyferdeirris ‘Wisléa tchell’s Oly: me) WATTS. ers for another year, was rejected. The bill was then | ( " ens; you hme TR — ~ 200 do 82; 50 lo b3 62 2 stori by 0 ol ‘ a ne o 4 | to fear”) Mr. ways I fai in acquire ry +4 he 4 Fall parricul ibe di noun! seed. jer . y in Norewe Hee naa $8 Bie la by 38s fet La Mine Feweedto® Musie,” witeec si pater, shall | _Durieg the recess the entire huidivg has undergone tho- | "rhe three million bill was then taken up, and Mr, Bar| El resttepserepiese peter es 20 do #30 54 100 Long Ist bid 20% 2 Seentet cet A STINOTS _ | in believed, one ofthe moat elegant and comlortable Theeties | rien addressed the Sencto at length in reference te the || bh? “very” ex: % do S60 Farm Trust =]. 82. nt pe uf 8 rans raat 7: ; 5 SEUSE (OISE 5 sed an opinion of me. the public printer Sigaine v3 33 Brie Keri Bik Lingle Papper. 8 EES DANGEUSE VIENNOISE. to meet the views and secure the patronage | Mexican war. een treated #0 badly as here?” ‘The House. hes never anton 3 Erie berip a from 1 to 23einch | VPADAME JOSEPHINE WEISS. would respectfully asses, the Gen. Case offered a rubstitute for Mr. Berrien’s anend 25 Stowiugton 4% 50° do 360 84 i 8 for laying from 234 to 12 ounce to the Managers of the different Theatres aud (O='+ HARGES FOR ADMISSION <0 , bea ae treated ma so If lam reduced so low as he says F Neve Stock Exchange, ini beor sen poerating Tar rr mg peckae for 4 ig jenerally, tha: she peli Te Tan in nthe United xed at the following rat ment, setting seh tcrar asthe war.exists by the act nen yl a jeer ey tee aay are i - i Far Tas cell 48k BB ahs Nor & Wor KR 34% | for" Witmaien: Boned Hape-miker’s Wheels, Heekles, | States, and wis iietters £0. be nddresued to h 9 CANCLS, of Mexico, according tothe declaration of Congress of pany. Ifever man was treated badly, Tho- bec hell) af 5 sae 24 | Serbo Traverse, an dshrer ent 4 Cente Garr, Truperior Dome the’ Gerahan language fH Beaton Mausrachusets BreseDNIER OF DOR May last, tho interest and honor of the country require fa" Ritchie. Now. | want to be understood that we 3 a ee athe and. Turners’ ‘Too's, Cold Chi iteod is *rre E WEISS. i : ihe, t t ; ds fe 7 : Ds 1 for do. (Laughter “What's that? to wash clothes ! —_————— _—_] ans .of 120 gallons esch, eee TEAR AME, JOSEPRINE WEIRS mack tothe Brena eee ie geeorenrdeerclssively for visitors | such indemnity are Proper subjects in the first instance | You called hima washerwoman the other day” Ha! ane ria Married. ne oer gnverior, eae bod but 20 bushels fom ivegesarunt Leger on ies verses: en Staaten | Th fall confidence that nothing will GE fe ecutive consideration, and when negotiations for ew © ball og Spann ; corre ve ure found tod 01) i % . S einen Agenten nat und wein:cht alle a ‘i i tworth’s com, ” Andy wi long rom daughter of Alderman Stoneall, both oft’ais city. Phila- | Manilla yarns 2.500 nen d of hemp 8,400 posnds per da Mir Mie JOSEPHINE WEiss.” jenate.’ mete tis A s The gentleman sald much more, but his voice, at times, delpbia papers please copy. ‘There are 2 Spinning Grounds of 60 fathoms. ench. 4 Wells, | fat redken este . “| “A'tall nnd efficient police will be in constant attendance sunk so low (he is six and half feet) an not to be heard jn hursday evening, 4th instant, by the Rey. Geo. | a Pump, and brick Cistern, containing 10.000 gallons wi i ad all ob bi a I be rigidly excluded House of Representatives, with distinctness. Those who had gathered in little H. Fisher, D. D, Jouw HM Venauuecyn, to Parnx Ans, | _ The tery superior quality of cordsge ae hacking LES DANSEUSES VIENNOISE. StUie atleaular Walnieetieeshed Ue bc Gr iaelen ihe'l : MEdoee Hisar masher tree Lik s,for the unéx. squads, inthe area, to listen, scattered at the tap of the daughter of Henry Lippincott, Er, allof this city. Perc eaieertaslieh nae pH ee I ert ign Lela if wert yates imal eer Ko, Mr. Mert. pired term of Col. Baker. was qualified and took his seat. pena ee eestor Saye aos aklgD ge, thursday, by’ Rov. Dr Stone, Mr. Guployed ando dificulty experienced in obtaining oper that applications for eupagesaents svect be wmode re ke Fog Box Mice ienow open daily fiom iti. |, | Consideration of the civil and diplomatic appropriation }!°Wedtworth's svifong seamey hone att x thorough r C it ws . Seed ir al in we o ” i daughter of Issac N. Smith, of Breyokiyn. a! jaomsrviding Eastward are referzed to, Messrs, Seal Bp Ages: dnt baie d to ww orbya, ae Whom ais) may be obialneds licaticd | bill was resumed in Committee of the Whole. : Dut loco," “ite gees if while he's young” Aitchie I Sa fort: G a wi rr ti ¥ a ; prize: s d » Died, Operatig with the same kind of machinery." ‘4 2 3 = Doors open a¢ half pest six Curtain to rise at 7 preci The saenineny ol Mr; Rarsncs to:pey the heirs of | Lol ants ceiase eppenrediebel loses Yesterday morning, Seneca Zrrwanr, latea merchant | «, Terms of sate: $6,000 cash, balance ou credit of one, two, ME FOVAY has read with surprise a card of Madame Jo- | ‘The performances will weually conclude at or belure Daniel D. Tompkins, was declared not in order. | Ritchie's lectures to Congress were a new edition of ohne city. rail 4 feats opr and five years, with interest and approved se- ay ‘ft ate Ihe Gasiecsired ttimel daa o’clock ft Sundry amendments were adopted. | Caudle lectures } Morea C10 o'elocke ™ No. 21 Bowery, on Satur- | “"For particulars, address, post paid, Geo. W.. Anders Povey begs leave i AMERICAN CIRCUS. The bill was then reported to the House and passed, | day morning, at 10 o’clock., Jonathan Pearce, of Anderson, MeLane, & Barbe a RY A A | The preciudeto the day’s proceedi At Staten Island, Feb aiary Sth, Steruxy Sxcuine, | 246 Mainstreet, Louiwvilie, Kentuckye nn str BOWERY AMPHITHBATRE, yeas 173, nays 5 | ted, the Hous nged 83 years. Ho was red: Je garter business, “FOUN TAIN HOTEL, ; BOR eC a an entire new bill of per- | vir, Wentwontn disclaimed having moved to strike | Wher 4 Hed lived fa his ret) cf pe : ie Aimed a il Liout et » Baueneon . f ae PON! EY RACES. out the President’s salary, stating that his motion was to | makin Tapia eee ia aes rs 6 seupond “4 ment at residence hear Ross- jannary 27, 1847, a 7 ee b ‘i ident’s | penses of the government for ear ex 5 ville. — - ARTHUR I. FOGG. 2 proprietors, TO LET OR LEASE, ME SANDS audits’ Dating Hore, May Fly, the Fight- | strike out the Vice President's, and this amendment ho | P82 . 7 funeral, fis late residence, on the Ieland, at 2 ‘ ; i street. quire of F. M. Bryson, No. vem baad the Whole, Mr. Winth: in the | number of the original Sta! \o was 0} O'olock’on Bypait isle Fesldence, oF an 10: GEG Jin the proprietorship of the Foontain Hotel, | “ty sere Doors open at 3 past pertormance common The Committee of the le, inthrop e Iywas altatly cos wensud, war ior tesueset, Suddenly) “on Frizey evening, February 5th, Cunis- 11236, Seats chair, took up the private calender. | the war. Bores % cents : ; ‘A LIQUOR, Eatiog and Lodging Fatablishment to : » Pit 13) money already, and to be oxpended, would cen: sian Bie chue gests yore Pear eat 10 Baltimore, take be dispoted o€) A late stax serra fiem iat Mees ot | WALNUT STRERT THEATRE, FHILADELPHIA. | Several bills wore considored and reported to the | struct a ruiltoxd to Orogon. ands inkeat talogeapt. tte duis ‘aiends ena the members of the Ship Wright and | mide last +p inv, in the addition of new 8 tt) ory bei uilding on the East river: ne E. A Mansnat, Lessee,... W. R. Buaxe, Manager House, and then, before 3, the House adjourned, being \d documents relating to various items connected with Go" skers’ Society, also the members of the Sbip Joiners’ | houre, by which a large number of lodgings were added, intfoa Aagabd “sebebegesaccmagatscalen :: "5 Bl wubject, and thus, in part, consumed his hour. avevclent Society, and the frienas ned seqenietnenat | well anna e athing “Establishment, they have re: | Ver street. : ‘eatth _ | MR. COLLINS'S SIXTH NIGHT. without a querum. F Carisane; of toltene: anh ater eitiey Sak Gissone Jolin and 1homas Beecher, are invited to attend | {ke mcat usigne aed henna athe wk pes ete Nd Tecate Rees a ee eee TET a ol enian Seiceeaa ep TACT Will be perforey hain oop bors The veto of the President took him : " Mt i ‘ 1 ntifulstyle, stable ond dwelling house 129 Duane street ts let, oc. 2 atone utock Pests Sunday. ita Toning wilt terages | fom cr gentlemen, which i entre f Bhat: fora lasen weary by Heda VADDIY | ayain GE SOLDIE OF VORTUNE, | aplnage = Soy Fae Suen wach Me rkemeet: to the Greenwood Cemetery for interment. on anarvangement highly d e631 Si Maiden lane. With the Song of fhe Bold Soldier gal Wasninaton, Feb. 4, 1847. A SHORT CHAPTER ON NOVEL, In Springfield, lil, tion, on the 18th ultimo, | themselves cannot tail to y & a | Mr. i Lavina Stans, consortot G, Leche, ta hier ete soe ments, the whole iterior af the. h FOR SALE —The leave of that well known store | Gyo sy HIS LAST LEGS ie | The Senate was occupied to-day upon private bills. Mr. Ronents, of M year, formerly of Rahway, Now Jersey. pholetery of te sstatliahoene his Bees rasta ai tne is} trata tee ogden tina Rach ae Mec itis. eee | To concluae whi ; Teatitled the | ‘The House upon the civil and diplomatic appropris- | "Nir. Sawren, who moved to strike out the clause op- rennenes | rondasts for the chambers selected with a strict view to th Session immediately. Enquire of C. W. VANVOORHIS, " BATTLE OF LIFE. tion: propriating six thousand dollera for books for the library NOTICE. enjire eupabuity in every respect. pot rg i ad Bacar Michael Warden. . he said, : Ne fourd ateail tim fully supplide with Pa? 4 thing the market affor: vedupina iMiberion style, the wry of wines, &e. &c. nothing will be kept but »? i not | ‘The numerous candidates for offices in the ten now re- | Of pert Compaen the librarian does hts the per. oth of these houses’ have | —2% Monday, Mr. Collins. | giments are out of patience at the delay in tho final dis- {ign of this son in ot ee ] O. OF O. F., Birangers’ Refuge Lodge, No. 4.—The oF 0. HOUSKS No. 371 and 375 HROADWAY, TO | oy hjmency Newcomb « membersof the a LET, OR TO LEAS! lon d Lodge are he.eby notified that fier be held their mei us will ititary Hall, No. | what is of the best quili een wsed for the inery business, and are first OLYMPIC THEATRE. position of the bill. The delay, however, has been an says " a a 4 2 + OV posite Bj te i they h both good kitches id base- R, WALC! is BENE- 3 sites of this ci not willl Haan ee Ore eee OLE GORA Gl egrandessdipy elt ator ce ana LT Croton water and good yards. ‘They tre very coure: iM etiiuta Sager ee ee advantage of 16 or $20,000 to the city of Washington. to contribute six thousand dollars this year, at least. (& GO. B. DEAN : Ja ee upervision, t 6 who me: them with a d com; ti arrangements, aud are to TUESDAY EVENING, 9th February, 1617 A design is in contemplation of another galvanic expe- member said, thousand dollars aro’ for law books.”} New York, Feb. 5, 1817. HAS A rh | they Mur meelves will not ‘ins | be putin com) \d out. on which occasion will be performed, for this night oe; it upon the corpus defunctibus of the Lieutenant have as good a right to pay for their books as ELUCU LIONAKY ILLUSTRATIONS. or expense will be sp.red ou their the wants of nly toW 8. MOREA 235 Broadway, will be tee | {te 34s Ath ana ah HG gE Svepiden’s matchless comedy of the | pee corp’ i a for theirs Five thousand dollars, ME 2088 WS HO Ws will give the fourth and last of | {het kuests, nad vrust their hopes of a liberal pairouege wilt separately or toxether. . £33 isere : (with the following powerful cast): ieee P his course of Elocutionary Ilasteations, on Tuesday aleaye ikea ts wk from the Hotel. free of chrge. Sir O11 ir. J. Greene, (by the kind permission | Mr. Wentworth to-day, or six foot six, made a descent Mr. maoo.e.—I ask whother it isin erder, at this «+ Krsaing next Febuary 1847, aL the Lecture’ Room, Socie- rene ‘ARTHUR L, FOGUn DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE of Deveru Joseph Surface Mr. 'W,C- Clarke (by | upon Father Ritchie on the tea and coffee question. We | time, to, offer this amendment, while there is another 4:5, Consisting « f selec arious aut f bi N. q the ion of A. W. Ja » Exq,); Bir | Aton te Leigh, stunt: Antiquity of Breedom, | fO2tawimere _PHINEAS TAURSTON. IN the beautiful village of New Rochelle, consiat- | Bumper. (with the orig, fe Aaa Paull awh only hope that the old padre will not submit to be troat- | P°VNE’ it a nears that my motion has stirred up Be eens Oration, Bhakspeare; Whip canbe BROAL yWA y BATHS j ofa large dwelling house, barn and carriage-house, | i loves, | odin this way. He has been picked and cuffed enough, abhornet's nest; but I ‘want it to go home to my constitu. , ‘ foods ; ASE SALE—Kight ired hi i a the Devan of Eugene Aram, Hood; seven Ages of Man, hist cf Mey vert. ‘The Saving depen oe eter in all conscience. We have no notion that if on here. 01 1 re, elebrated comic Mr. WILLIAM W. SEYMOUR will recite the Dying | #¥2 establishment has recently been « oie hire, T BARBER OF SEVILLE, - i : improved plan, to which has been added @ large and commo- Ree Nee. Weahiayanc thar Bone ofthe whiney S| gh vuet etal alal sua leet eaes most perfect eatal Mr. Daomeeouk.—| merely want the pending question ade the scay it of all the little spites of the fac- Hoon, He cunutto adopt the pian of Bai, (as force ne bag haf Bropuxan, (of the Library Committee.) ~The i +! Fiorello, ‘Timm; Dr. Bi . Niekinson; , | is able to adopt the cut and thrust style,) of slashing t % us owe wire, apecien ot | Rata he nd th ied See he a Na et nH OERLITISRHIGA Gury” | Smenetungmimer unite make on anmpit tax Han dis rentguriy ae Reces Pag ce 3 Prodigal Sun, ao, Sey i ' ; q aif past 7 o'eloek. nn ora pattaer would ‘be t-ken, well qualified to ma FOK SALE, ®Box Book now open.) fetraatsh_ | Tye nomination and confirmation of Mr. Eldredge of he calls them, (imitating the pronunciation Tickets £0 ceuts, fe6 2isSt&Tu*rre bh tae and haviog sufficient capital ERY valuable Flouring Mill, with six ran of stones, = ‘Texas to a pursership in the navy, looks well to that fe tag purchased, because there VALENTINES!! VALENTINES!!! ‘There are also convenient accommodations for any respect. Sonne ne THE INHABITANTS OF NEWARK. | fore goneral act of justice. the ‘Sinan of the oMcers a NAGE ha pees the Hibabsie ATL: Ose eece et Neloatines fe time, and buy of Old Come | Would belet and possenlseatios Toned ete tee all part only being required forthe milly which i MODEL OF NEW. YORK, fivy ofthe United Sater. Arkansas has isgued inmeue, | 20¥ela too many. (Laughter. ""One too many’! that Vacentine war, Lee, Cameo and Embosset paperss Siler | formation apply to the proprietor, ou the Pte Cie” | Also, quite near the mill, a Country § ay i as Cees, On WO semen GaDEN Chat Tense | SES se eneveeemath’ seeabisudealie” eilirs Ou ine Writers, he saad reincme HENRY DURELL. | cated, with a fine and exten E. PORTER BELDEN. will ney er i up this point. {f she does, she has no ‘ mare i nw Son fo pees lage 4 Wall remain on Exhybition fora few days ouly, at | pluck—thats all. economy, tud yeu won't fail "BOMTIIEITINDETE BAG ite Ga : # now took the floor, and adjusted his tou 4 nthe manutactery ane | CONTKIBUTIONS FOR THE STARVING MILITARY HALL, NEWARK. | The select committee appointed to examine into the | ‘it spectack ‘he gentleman from New York (Mr. King) POOR OF IRELAND. House N.Y. | oe afleets. Scent, Semon ticker 38 Sa eS Cee Bot ime House, have | ile other day, in sing to a persooal explanation, had Hy. TRUSTEES OF THE NEW YORK HF SUBSCRIBERS will deem it a gratefnl duty to bi 131 3w'rh_ | Tyg 3 BS nd t di ful to all ‘d. The | Written specch, evidently prepared with much care.— LIBRARY would direr: the attention of th employed gratuitously by their fellow citizens, in ALT HOBUKEN | FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE Ne ot ee ee cae traray,t0 ,ellcomceried., ‘The | ‘This war done, ne Goube (oat he might net be afthcted or the f.liowing brietuccount of the. preseme coded ay nie | ceiving for the benefit of the distressed in Ireland, do J, BLEECKER will s action, on the 10th dey of | FTAKIAN I p od nit Onieing. cere) se: thrown off his guard. For fear that he (Mr. Rob- *' of the effort now makiug to increase i he en) One Ce RERRLIESY, SER: WHE DY Feb chante’ Exchange (if not | “ghey pone bende ag futrid beef, shin-pone | t0, might not he too, much excited, he bad. w efalness i tory and attic frame q down a reply. had taken the same precauti~ be stored and shipped free made of burnt crusts of corn bread, dead y 1s now, in every respect, pros + ts of (or 100 soup, coffee ad, des sect free trom fal embarrnasinent Tt raul extatey,indee Me magento nly Me ve), torming [och Sxsive on thee bodies suffered to lio exposed for days together inthe ten rend his speech, taken from the subject of perdent ot far exceeds in value the amount of ' opposite the market square ; it hi mn occu i mot proviso, Gentlemen seemed to. think eae act er neck Cec Trauttle short | sdoptlon of this measure would be. good for leading him to | Usion. It reminded him of an anecdote, Ie id for the last eleven years asa grocery and feed store. | P’flao, that property opposite, known ae the Phonats Hotel ie do jerior Wishing to coniribnte, can address th G House, with t f ground =. he undersigned, who will cheerfully give an c recently erected a uobie library edifi mation in their power, formerly the Albany Sta S s Ly i LW, are = ——— ds of tho asylum, the lavor (ex. | dUalified fo tall sueodotes or he Ww THON was put a . tien, on the piincypat street of the city, spacious enou Shipments will be inade ax often ax a few barrels can be | {0ntive on let and Washington streets; this ax well 24 the | ~ eiRST COMPANY MONTGOMERY GUARDS | ,) of the inmaten, the effects of | poor hand. [Teil it,” Oh! tell i gentleman Suibinny ot morse ua hundred thousand volumes, Its pre: | eoltecceds ot theme of purehaatige above property, fronts on the water wits a fall view of New oh | ea revsine Ds | fived in Tennedeee, and fora long thuo'ves denanes te volumes (mony of which are e the poor wretches put un- ind costly); it may, hever know BALL. THE SIXTH ANNUAL BALL of the Montgomery | « the Senate took up the bill | ment when they say they will not disturb slavery Park. | On motion of Mr. Sr: of that day, , a rank which the Truscee may rely upon fiuding a fiist race article, uot: , ; day he said, “Wife, wife!” * Woll, hus he f unimproved land at West Hoboken a der his care, to his own purposes. Wo doubt whethor bi# room. One day Wile, fore. be said io have !siy the foundation fre library’ of the | {he auatzeas thot pre drone that ag cntare familion are | istmediately adjoining the prgperty of the laws CG Bien erst Wane’ celebrated Bat ireaing, February | anything inthe work-house system of Great Britain or | aiid,” replied she Siete tie A corn frat chant aud such she trustess are determined to make tt, | farrels ot broadeatute wend han eae ney gage afew | | {ie nighers ground on the ridge, commandiog s | Os Mion. “Tickets ean be irocered ferns Cee Heart | France, can exhibit 00 Dauseous, and disgraceful a rice | something nice,” smacking his lips. “Well, what wi ifthe yablic will foster itas the importonce of the object | Geath.” in eonfirmatien of hee onny fatteee ameton tn most benutitl view of the North aud is t Rivers, the Bay, | aecasio eu. Licemsmme kcly, tt If there be a ca © interposition of | YOU havo il taco some apple sonplings? ofind jernands. | a : . jarrow: look, isade 0 runs diz 4 every body knows they aro : — Attschedto the library is a convenient and commodious | tity'ts youn unon the ele ee Bea hotels, wot a Bo- | Meiytvouah te” ‘atte ee Collins, F ‘Brennan, G orwe Lynch would b ma en.t® | What didatie do 1]—the good wife cooked seventeen yeading room, well supplied with the home aud foreign a “it 7 6 Wall stree For farther particulars, inquire of Harn » Carrick y, Joh burnin; and this Inten- | to little son wae ling by, in expectation that he tion, both forquiet rexdiog aud a ri ee at the news of 0 rebels Deans, re nthe Ferry. mocke: Werte onbehieke eek bv transter this | Foss Livorpool wee it lee Saaia ie een vo Haraden ORiGiiain Cie pateret a6: Seige ar the hey Join 2 HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.” | burlel by thesideof e highway robber, for the robber's | an ao oe eee eae ston leper’ nt ofthe Mak ot id ” LY Em ae eat 7 a ol o Ba » . ji t , Tender It more acocasibie to persons whose, thee a terete aed i i Drew, deceased— Pi | TINHE eighth annnal Ball. in ad of the faads ot the above eg would rise upat the outrage, if this official report | | isfied, reached out for the seventeenth dump- gid to extend the hibrary proper over the whole of the second | a NEY NE yi hore dg, nah, Malt take Place atthe Apollo Home, Wedues. | be true. é 3 . | ling. ‘Tho ‘boy burst in tears." Dont ery, Jobe “A Sonar: ‘ ; in Vac | 1¥ APROinted hy the jn in je y=! ” | ny,” c Whi ‘he station innot. sg many hye soppored, an exci. | AL LARGE ueyiment of fixe Valentines, also Comin vax | fyammnined hy the dudes of probate of the coma of Mich | days Marca asa aad cme ledien Five Det | TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS | 2p sale the setae suecaleay © jWnae Gaby ote ive ues Au Gerson of tir cha may become a em: | prices by : ree EN Comite, 2” | extate of John A. Drow, late of I A ida nt 2 ed | i ameer” and loog-Continued} ; pared or of iton ppplrear at j . i} inac, deceased, a1 upon u COMMITTE® OF ARRA " | — lene by patton tworty-lse delle aa erage Sy ei ned | eee 138 Nessun street, cor. Spruce. | treet. by giving bonds ageording tein. ae H. AUNSON, 7: William street, Senate. | Mr. Ronents sont to the cle ring of resolutions an aunuat asse sment of six dollars: the latter may be com: FAT bi FAT BEEF. Mackizac, Michigan, November 21, 1846. LEWIS MAWSON, 13 Water street Wasninaron, Feb. 4, 1847, | from Monroe county, which were read ; one of them ap- wuted at any tume by the payment of seventy five ge hone BEAUTIFUL pair of five old Steers, raised by WILLIAM 7. DREW, JOWN LEVY, 1394 Will ious north-wester. Comparatively thin’ arsom- | Proving of the Wilmot proviso. ‘Povs ia the coudition aud character of the im Mr. Paddy, of Lewis coun y (has brought the premiurn HENRY JONES LYONEL A. MY Fit Capitol today. Wind too high. Pi b Mr. Groven asked leave to explain. whose benelir Public «re now invited te ofthat county.) It has been announced by dges | BAL. K. HARING, | M.A, MITOH® L in the Capitol to-day. Wine igh. Prayer by Me) Revante Ghewent Ke kiskoelt sould excite, and for wh se ndvancement their eo-oper to be the bess that had bees offered, tac AES | a3 8were Admisiatrators of the ‘John A’ Draw | LEWIS 8 LEVY, 49 Maiden tan i Mr. Sprole. Journal of yesterday. Morning busi |) 8! ee hoped that every fui besoldon Saturday, the Gth of Februsry, 187, at prices to ins | SYLVESTER BRUSH, cor. Pine aud Water sts. ness of petitions and reports. refused to yield the floor, a# the clock, provement of our eity ho woold furnish va. | aust ihe times, by.” DT LAWKE Orrick oF tHe Lona latano Narunoap Co CHARLES 8. LYONS, 36 Cedar street P40TMO RATLEBAD. indicated that his hour was near Hows wid viloadig tending to his children, every one who | | No li Cestte Market, New York 15 wer HE, Stockholders of the Long Talaad Fegiiroad Compsay 1} W&Stomi_ | Mr. Dix prosented two memorials from the State of peop om a ee ee eee on | every One WHO Robws the alee ort iy BAGLEY'S GOLD PENS~§3 ONLY? are hereby notified that the Annual Election for Thir NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE FINE | New York, in bebalf of Whitney's railroad scheme. ete ie tow Your’ peg +l Mun foe Ge Librery iw 8 wrest metropolis, and is not now «member of ths HE subse iber his recently made agreatred ction inthe | teen Directors of said Com be held at the Com ARTS. | Vets... Northern saan paid thementv, 1 stiration,will immediately become one; and thatthore who | eof Gold Peus and is now s iling them al a Office on Monday, the th day of February ne: HE Exhibition of the Woiks of Art belonging to this INDIAN BILL. . a will lend their active and efficient vand Pencil, ‘The Pens are of an excelient Ly ie poll will be open from 12 o'clock at noon till 2 o'clock, Tostitusion is nw open at the Rotande tl P if Seniptare by Browa b lately | ‘iations for tl rtof the numerous Ind | it now exists, but, if wo acquire territory, it shall be dove, the Trustees pledge themsely: an ding the low price ‘The transfer ly tes will 4 from the J0th to the 15th » presented by Miss KE The Boy | oege cee pares of tribes under the paternal core of Une | free. He bad translations by him, and would read them, ail be wanting ou their part ty | Also hive Watches and Jewelry, Webrasry both days tneisgive, nie eiftof Charles M. Leapp,: di aa ten. if he had time, showing that slavery existed in ita worst ny ou this gre ad euable the institution coatenia | fed 6tie _____ SLY RAVAGE, 92 Falton jens oe DAVID 8. IVES, Secretary. | grititatition tothe ahora, anda valuable sitalogue of tin | CIAO coeed an amendment of some $80,000 | form in Mexico. Ho would pablish them, ‘h rer, that wlil maka. ff the boust uae hosoe St tho comt nee _. & B. CLARKE, THE LONG ISLAND INSUMANCE COMPANY. ~ | and V. (Live, besides other fine specimens of Ameri | for the payment of claima due to the Cherokee hation, | bi Well weald gactiomed MMR OC MONE beeine o trrpotie tthe Upton “_“teGuawsatmin. | Merchant Tailor, 116 William street, betwoven John ond CAPITAL 200,000 DOLLARS. oan At. hy Me ne cnn SiMe | Safar ous vents in cetudl of paptrens ee ty Cokes’, keceiece « propoekian fact Ip GaMtey may be lobeseod TAN JIC wd San Matual Ins. Companies serp waat | pprinye my Fulton f WITH A SURPLUS. Met ¥ from 9 A.M. antil dark, and on | Smet Agreed to Payment by the United | ione by the people of Penosylvanie, and no other, They ei at sdvagced prices, by R lished to reader te mee eee er uaitor is too well, extab i Qrvice 41 FULTON stReET, BRooKLys. Mond evings ouly wotil 10 2M. ‘Another amendment by Mr. Janwacie w cted— | Would say, ‘” This i¢ the most unjust and unequal thing a lee F_P_JAMBS,72 Wall at. | ‘ithe to fender uiaeceasary for ine to atyy wht, by ths CONTINUES tot ke risks on busldings, imachiner Lite Members’ i Another a y ARNAGIN Was rojo we ever beord of” They Would seo sey "Now Vers. Ie THIs DAY 1s PUBL BLIsHcD, My Bleek Fromee Chane Giists stlekevo.'eviins iar nd property generally, on cheir asual fevor Catnloaues 12g conte. sr tne when ipuey has passed through th fom iiemeri communes igi iowa | OHESNUT STREET THEATRE, Price 12% cents each. pl ng A a Bh ILLIAM TRU 4 Wye bik Teas than $25 at other NY, cite No. 20 ofthe mdenn Staudaad Disam sea tae | therefores having. No bed THE Kis ATSORNEY 4 farce, piinted from 4 yo is Power's Acting Copy, never before published, with an lilt dian a, Llinois, and other free Stat contribute men and eave wake the Senate laid this bill io ey for the wer, aad Yet you g Peon vate ail practised of limiting PHILADELPHIA. | TMREK MILLION miLt. ths privileges.” How is this contrasted wita the tering their risks. All loses which the compares ibers having leased the above magnificent ess | Mr. Banown, in the absence of Mr Berrien of Goorgia, | Proviso? It nstain will be adjusted and paid promptly as hereto- re not to be equatied for I neither take o- give credit : bts, I can afford to sell for simali rofit. . White Marseilles Vests, Black Satin do., alwa: 0m) th pe ca] ‘stem whieh they have alwe > i 1 i 5 the hour ishment, offer the sare io rent by the night or week | from indisposition, who desired to speak upon an umend- | The Cuainmaw interrupted the gentleman; tration, being No. Tol the Minor Drama A few well made and handsomely trimmed, | Cape their ceturd from the south onthe tat March} "<= | tment to this DL, baked thet dha hill he portooned Uitte, | allowed him for debate had expirod WM. TAYLOR & Co are still ett, whien I will sell at cost, Compazy take special eaze to notify their customers in | | Full partieniars can be cbiuined of Mr. ore, ngent fr | mortow. | Mr. Ronente—t havn't gor hreugh by ha ARLES 2 Astor Honso._ | from $10 to $16 Iwee | New York, of all expirats fhe lonres, at the box office between the | “Mr. Sevien, Chairman on Foreign Relations, could. not | AME Asumun was assigood eet (* Roberts, ask SCNT a d SHIPPERS OF GRAIN f 1 comm: aed to ‘4 t th abmunto give you some ot his time” GENUINE AND Vi A LUABLE STAINER iy ae oe | Hf FINN Bester Mid mores Pos-paid, oF they will ng | Gran tobe c dabein on thn whe side of ine Catcher as; | Me Ghovee—-Will te gentlemen fren Messechasgtte P D 0 GENTLEMAN who pu: ses sectli i A having two voluable Vichines 1s destiout of aly Itit pronounced by the Samer.” isin fire presery: tro yt sweevest ond moo hest tone f any oi those rare ins rumen A. T. GRAHAM, | ; ay MANUFACTUKER AND DEALER IN BAGS HE co-partnership of Prime, Ward & King is this CSG. ater atest, New Yorks AGS | a iesel asta ayes "Ee cries a and in the ab. | Rive me two minutes? this bill, he hoped it would be taken u . MU roe na the Beontor from Georgia, some other Senstor a Gace a iors ein ihihie Papen PE PART Ei the discussion. After onyer- |. Mr. Groven ¢ shan ’ Mound Faso Forte or any “rit gf inne: | come proceed with the dive ome Conver: | ungt the revolutions purporting te be parsed by a conven AN supply shippe any quantity, at f Grain’ with all kinds of Bi absoribece. lowest cxshp ices, The advantages JAMES G KING, u | jected from the mow (aslionables U; te the motion to postpone till to- tion, apparently to rebuke the members from that State, the: muses Smee Ge roses hh for a few day of shipping grain in bags are many, preventing sa load SAMUEL a yal few, whieh wer egreed a formon | reat legitimate. A convention. consisting of a hun- of Signor G Godone, No, 03}¢ Broadway, | tog and viseharging, insurance 1s Less when jerthie form, atd |g SAMUEL WARD, | AP Eg ALERT oe moos Tio hill for on egimentsofrogulars, with theamend. | Arm! nnd eirty members mrt mt Teochertee or the Par tse'l it for vrige thu! H€ | n.che ultimate st1simore economical than if shipped im bulk. aes ae son uote GuACie’ KING. | yoy AY! tereet conics of Hee eeg' B others, Protensors, | The of the Houre, was relerred to the Committee. on | Po¥e of nominating. persons to be electd toffee oo the | 3 hin jew York, Jannary - ne ——— Military Affaire. | ) feskded, ont 6 1 and twent, | FORCHARL ES’ | © ’ PRaNcR Ci . | ward in which he resided, out of a hundred end ys ihirt Boacme, stitched and ron, plain | pnsoutn Thesnbecriar hove ths davfoumede copartershipsun | Phe anae kon threat 3 ‘wir. } aiene evel to Phoveek. WES Gee enlemdes of yet, | WER convention, and stayed there uatil al! the dele; a ler the firm \ 4. and will con - ad retired a ety gona a had | tap ee eX HESS Wer Excover ooh sew't | DD'Rie aca raga a tate | Mr ated te nite picts and the parla of | Se “custom house “soi the post ale alo ce 4 , ‘ a oe ‘ Py ‘toe ‘scription of shirwent cm ‘nese principe; | ¢@:Yed on the day of departare. "AH bi FOUN WARD) ofthe firm ofJohn Ward co. | gant 1 AMMO the Rtaekholders on and after the lth in- | TPT ON Pee eale the pile eat ee ee Rot LAWH, OF | reinod until the Cree eee rotivideal, himoatt ard snide in a superior imanner by. eee wd clerk on board, For freight of passe DWARD PHIM “fo the Jate firm of Hime, | D. F. CURRY, Secretary. d this bill to be taken up. It had been postponed along | Were then brought forword by th the ‘37th Congress eal Toior, 178 Canal street, near Vai feb Leer 16 Atis®th SPorvO i, TIL es New LL a War bh we iy The transfor Book will be closed unul torh iastant. | while. It was a measure of Great importence to avery | 2% applicant for office, who, during 5 0. H " ' i | were Y and enterprising class of mon, and if taken up he | #14 his constituents (othe Tyler administration,