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ced vent conti and se] © tnbmitted to $7 25; buyers of fered $7 123,. wae efused. Sales of small lots fancy brands Genesee malo ot $7 60, and about 1000 de, in parcels of 600 ov less. of foir brands, rold $7 25; 200 do Phila. /, at $6 60; 8 to 400 Michigan, at $7 0644; and 3 to (2 Richmond City Mills, on private terms. Wheat— a schol cantinged ve bare— several small lota were market; but no sales were report d from 146 a 150, Nor for whinelte n Meal was steady at $5 1234 for Jerse: ndy wine. Rye—The supply was limited, ard pei ‘inal, in the ebeence of demand for shipment.’ Bar- © Jest sales were made at 79} a 83 cents, but ‘ors would have submitted to lower terms for ordina (0 fair qual 0: nal were and New J + corn 449 850 bus; w Larley 18,624 do; onts 2,010 de fonts oF BReapstures From New Youx, Fen. 15 AND, 163 uayra at 73, 8 8 ct :—Western livo geese comma: es of dry cod continued to be made, in asmall *3 60; Halifax mackerel were firm at $9 26 for o. 1. $6 25 for No 2. and $4 75 a $5 for No. 3. Varther sales of box raisins were made at $175 hole boxes, 95 cents for half do, and 55 cents for harter do, Hay—o sales of consequence were reported; last sales h 86 cents | Hemv—Tho supply continued light and prices firm. !svico continued firm, st the following Prices :~-M: jilla ot 85.0 873g ots; Guatamala at 95 cts. with mod (iis goles s Madras at 75a 974.0t8.; and Bengal at $1 a Lxap—The market was rather heavy, and holders of- pred to sell at $4 B14. onassr#— New Orleans continued steady at 26% a 87 ay ‘uba were made at 26 cts. for spirits tarpen- Other descriptions were without merioan Inseed was firm at 76.077 ota; the astsules were mace atthe latter price. Winter sperm continued steady at 110a 116 cts. Winter strained lard off wos cold yestorday on time at 80 c| ton’—There was more done in pork, and we re- [port sules of 2060 bbls. mess at $15, part ut 60 days, inter- pstadded. ‘The only sale of prime reported, was 100 or 200 bbls. at $12 75. “Beef was firm at $8 75 a $9 for coun- ry prime, and at $11 76 do for meus. Lard was in good Tequost, ond held at 10 ots. in barrels, (new,) fand at 1034 ots. in kegs. No change in butter or cheese. Export trom Ist to 16th February—Beef, 2102 bbls; pork, 1211 do; lard, 4298 do. Rice —With the exception of sales of about 400 tiercs made within a day or two at $4 5024 75, nothing of im- |portance has been done. Extreme quotations ranged trom $3 50a4 7: Seep. Flaxi rough in tiorces, was held at $11; ‘Timothy was quoted at $20, and Clover, new, held at 9 cents. i Srinirs.—100 bbls, Whiskey sold yesterday at about 284g cents. ‘Vo-day the eiticle was dull, and no sales re- a. Brandies continued to tell, chiefly ontime, as —Otard, Dupuy & Co., and Hennesy, at $2608 nd Pellevoisin at $2 06; Holland Gin was quoted at Svcan—New Orleans continued firm at 82834 cents for fair to prime. Havana, boxes, brown, were worth 788 cents, and white 834 cents ‘Tatvow.—The supplies continued limited, and prices firm at 83439 cents. No sales were reported to-day. ‘Tonscco—Kentucky Leaf wos quoted at 23406}, ot: Cuba, inst sales‘ brought 22cents, and Florida from 7a2 cents Woo —The lost sales of foreign consisted of a lot of Entre Htios on private terms. There was no change in American fleece and pulled. Frxicnts.—28d was paid for Grain to Liverpool, and 30d for do to Coricand a market. For Flour to Liverpool #5 was demanded, ond 88 6d to ports in Ireland. ‘To Lon- don &s 61 was asked for Flour, and 85s for heavy goods. To Havre no alteration since last report. Say or Reat Esrate at Avction.—Four story brick house and lot No 73 Henry . 5,600 ‘Two story house and lot Ne 157 Jay . 2,600 Two story frame house and lot No. 56 East Broad- way, 25x75... Two story house and Jot corner Tro: ington streets, 22x89:10. . Honse and lot No. 69 Eliridge street, 35x ag House snd lot on 20th street, between 3d and 4th “avenues, 26:5x92, tenes te eeee Lease of lot on 8.4 avenue near 10th st, 23x100. 235 Brooxryy.—House and lot No. 212 Peorl street, between Johnson and Tillery streets, 25x102:9.$ 3,250 Four story brick store and lot No. 23 Fulton street, near the Fulton Ferry, 22:3x62 see Frame house and lot No 287 Adama etreet, near Willoughby street, 25x100...... 1,725 Do. do. do. No 289, ze 1,700 Two houses end lots No 111 Concord + 1,745 » 215x137 House and-lot corner Jackson and Lafayette sta, . Married, On Tuesday, 9th inst, by the Rey. Mr. Starrs, of St. Mery’s, Mr. Huan Moss, to Miss Man Died. Syddenly, on ‘Tuesday evening, 16th inst., Major Evs- ‘tack Trenon, Ist Regiment of Dragoons, U. 8. Army. His funeral will take place on Thursday, the iSth inst, at half past 8 o'clock, from the residence of his father, Thomas Trenor, No. 20 Grovestrect. His friends and those of his father’s family, likewise of his brothers, Dis. John and James Trenor, are respectfully requested to attend, without further notice. At Tompkinsville, Staten Island, on Wednesday morn- ing, the 17th inst., Beeman M Van Beunen, in the 78th year of his sge. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend his funeral, from his Jat idence, on Friday, at 12.M_, without further invitation. The fune- rl services will take place in the Dutch Reformed Church, Tompkineville. ‘The steamboat Syiph loaves Whiteball at 11 A Mond returns at 2and 43 P.M. 2 In Brovktyn, en the 16th inat., after a short but severe ness, Have B, Fatxinauno, aged 61 years and five ket A. CLinton. months. His friends and acqutintences, the members of the Neston Lodge, {. 0.01 O.F., snd the order generally, ily anvitedito attend his funeral, on Friday, the 19th inst , from his late residence, 125 Jackeon atreet. On Wednesday, 17th inst., after a short but ful ill. nese, Mr. Jon 4. Boor, iu the 40th year of his oes. The friends of the tamily, and the members of Wa: ington Chapter, No. 26 of U. A., and of the order gener- ally, are respeetfully icvited to’ sttend his funeral th (Thure?sy) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late resi- ©, No. 82 E. 1ath street On Wednesday morning, 17th inst., after a lingering ilnes Many MoManus, eldest daughter of Andrew family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at helfpast three o'clock, from the residence of father, No. 51 Attorney street, without further invitation. Oa Tuesday morning, the 16th instant, of Mey weg Mrs. Catmanins: Woopnury, relict of the late Nehe- Miuh Woodruff, in the 71st year of her age. Her friend sand acquaintances, and those of her sons, Cooper, Henry K. end William Woodruff, are respect- fully invited to attend her funeral, without further invi- tation, from the residence of her son, in South Second Fiuget, between Fiith and Sixth street, Williamsburgh, Z. |., at 3 o'clock, Thursday aiterngon. 2 5 SECOND ANNIVERSARY F AMERICAN UNION No. 10, Daughters of Tempe- ranee, will be celebrated at the Broadway Tabernacie. on ‘i harsuey crema gs the J8th instant, «n which oveasion J B, Gough, Hon. Gerritt Smit Re Ss. H. Dr Cex, De. Parton, Dr. Lansi 8 D.B'reterd and Brown, of sented Co participate is the + xercises of Kenadev, his depuci Division of be State ‘w York, will be preseut in fail the Grand Union of tne Daughters of ‘Tempe- anew. A becutiful banner, (design, Innding of Columbus) execu- ed by one of the most eminent a juccessfal artists of the ay, Will be pieserted by American Inion, and received by a lady. Wor the arrangemegt of ex- be had at the door, N.B ‘dius is positively the lust opportunity of hearing ir, Gough for several months. felk Ure A. THORNE, Ch’n Com of Arrangem’ts, | UMETHING TO Ti KUL THe EPICUREAN | PALATE | WV iE be Hated for tale on Saturday, VALEN TLS E'S Old Estabiaslitn 20th instant, ae 46 Fulton Mar- et, the beef of seven superb spayed Heifers, four m * tut (xan, and two extreordinary fine two yerr old i. sis dend fattee by Epenstas Howe, Esq., of North Salem. verchest. rconnty, allowed by judges to be the most pr m pttle broug’t to a jeason. The peir of two yi ld steers have been eal 0 dress £000 Ibs, an a head oftine. inte, cavele and briskets of the above Hest eomed beef in the known world. og extra. Kemember VALEN'TINE’S, 46 Fulton Market. ‘U0 PUBLISHERS AND OL nERS.—A © middle-aged” {kod edne. tion-—well uformed=—posseast te acd qnalificarion. ho has had several years experience #: yand Weekly Newapeper--haviag inowiedye «f the servative of oll arts, femper-te ond in wishes co ob’ain a situation Edivor or Assistant Editor of a Literary or General News| rer; ond if desired, would assist in the general management ive es ablishment. A location West, or Bouthwest pre- ‘erred—box the ‘oention uot material. The most aa he purlishers fes Sere P 'rULAR i “WEDIES, for saleat &. M, GUION’S, 127 Uinovers, Conner of Garand street.” For Coughs, Colde and It Affections of the Lungs, Dr. Allen's Galsam’ of Liver yort and Pleurisy Root, price $1 20; Ur. Taylor's Balsam of alverwort, price $50 wayne’s and istar’s Ba! id Chery, Stench; Mrs Gardner's Lodi n Balsam of Liver- Fort, 90 eeuts; Nowili's Pectoral Honey of Liverwort, 25 ents; HilPs Balsam of Honey 9% cents; Dr. Aheraethy’s i lctory testimonials will be given. Address Onondaga Standard,” Syracuse, N.Y. veo ice Cough Mixture, 50 cents: jalsam of \ eg, $1 cents. wt Liver plaints, h— Von's Alteraive Sy Soreepari od Wild Cherry Bitters, chardson’s Sherry W 57) cents, AMUSEMENT: ppointed to take loching, &e for heat FIT OF MRS, ABBOT Performed the coyncd has dim: , Mr et “dipped | ah w to suitdeal | Au fiom the holding a public Mexico, Samuel dott, ets, of NATHALIE loe; Nathalie, Mile. cessary committe ‘glass inks, 25 “4 sets—in lots from the shelves, mouths credit over of Preliminary Me » No. 18 Broadw: ¢ of the same fre GEORGE BARCLAY, . Be S Boot Gronar Wines, Sec’y. PATRIOTIC MEETING TO B8USTAIN OUR GOVERNMENT IN THE N WAR. riority to or seutale Parton toi Wat DM GEORGE Me sectional cousiderations, $626; 2000 barrels Baltimore City Mille were sold $6 315; prime white Wheat sold at 143 cents, and pri red at 185 cents per Wushel. Sales of prime white Corn ‘were made at 86 cents; 20,000 bushels of yellow at 6 cts Rio Coffee brought 7% cents per pound. RELIEF FOR IRELAND. Pence FORTE for sal Ly &Co, H.W ‘ache; Lydon, jeant. tthe sree of Messrs. A. T. ed at the disposal of th 0K poor of ireland, ong of his 01 Miss J. arcle 2 cents; Hit and Wallery 127% vomts vauaing thedtfemuaaeion THE large and commodious store and irrelevant question y rcheast corner Malt feet; contains three lar, rT invited to attend a public af waday Evening, the 18th dt ity and State lie hotela and nces will commence AZRN= Dou Caut de Basan, ON'S OLD GUARD—Haversaek, fe Inughable furce of MY WIFE'S ith the drs enti Er TERS—Geral 50 cents; upper boxes, bal Pit one shil- - OSBORN, 47 Malberry street FOK SALE—A small place with land to keep @ horse, cow, Ke. invite the attent at, id that Walcott; Don Jose, Ni After which NAFOL! followed bj ODT S4r Heumbler Hl f Hole 10, couela HORSE OF on; Col Chesham, TO THE PUBLIC itchen. * Situated ou Lou Island, four mi HE, undersigned, Price 1e1souable—terms easy. full particulars, apply at Ameneaa #OR SALE, AT PRIVATE SALE—Th 186 Mulberry street, uear A two story brick front hoy —a small two story frame he 0 "fBigued by upwar’s of oue thousand citi tinetion of party, Traogemeuts have been made with the proprietor of Vaux- fe saloon, nud make such enclo- Me of comfortably secommo 'a- f17 at*re rty known as No. Property ‘a Sa | e ion of America, that 1 awful fact, that nearly four milli verge of starvation. sed additions as will be espal ting ten thousand people. ALD TO IRELAND. " ol Prime’s Buildings, 54 Wall street, Feb- That it be, and is hereby recommesded that on the front of lot fons of people are on.the most of them competent to work, willing to isubled by intemperance, WwW YORK wich Theatre,) corner of @harltou aod Vari ing, Feb. 18th, 1847.—Wi ROMEO. AND JULIET- etson f LUCKY STAR! e side by 26 feet, with a cellar 13 feet | fe purchase money can remain on | at 7 per centakequire on the premises. deep in the sam Lire Juliet, Sr. Ada » the Farce o| ties, John Duan; Barbara Bristle hundreds. ow the ror a t actual want of food. N. or the tenderne: ja their miserable ‘—Tne large ice Cream, Pastry and Contec t, which has been kept by the sub: t tts. RL LE~—Timothy, . wee ts; 2d Tier, 25 te; Jock—(urtain to ITALIAN OPE! RA HOUSE, id the feeble are inv: e rarely presents itself to the gaze of the hen presented it appeals to th kind. No difference of laoguage, n seriber for man Scan be most eff and placioy the di mmittees. who shall he common heart o 0 distiaction of country, the thrilling ery wn desirous of hiria —O1 MOUNIX. ae a Landa, LARGE SHOW . Siguora RK Pico; Vi on favorable terms, sesend floor, be tl ow HK ‘Chatham and 60 fe ble for the carpet, or ht and extensive room, #0 as to make the entrance ten fee: wide The third and fousth stories ure also to let. A nt b from th dicectagoney of the Al- m nghty: ‘ vou us this case makes a peculiar call. blessing have we greater cause to nsiness requiring mi pa. and Parquetie $1 Bonane, Siirdo do for 6 $10 vw next, Lucia di Lammermoor, ut the request of secured atthe box office from 10 A. M.tillé daily. fis re AMERICAN CIRCUS. BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE. Last Week but Ona of Sands, PP HIS EVENING, February formance, ineluding th For no temporal 24 tier do 50; Private oS P.M. ari eased pay. Clothing, # horse equipments are furnished by Government. CHARLES KEARSIN' THOMAS CHASE. Jand, with iner or 23 Merchants ee HELD . Writiag. Wrapping, penury here comes only ‘To us again this appeal com miseries of Ire and aze a direct c-use of oui Our fellow citizens Paper or any size or The highest market prie. s bile rope cuttings, -unuy other kinds of Paper Manu PAPER WA&EHOUSE, «fer for sale a large and well assorted Wrapping Faper, from $ Co's Troupe. ash for rags, baggi an entire change of per- ross rope,canvass, and tock, by, W. FleLD & CO, . 9 Burling shp, N.Y. KELIEF FOR IRELAND. HE undersigued deeply impressed with the absolute ne- asity of unmediate personal exertion ing millious of our fellow creatur many humane persous ready their mite to aid & famish yense the use of oue of h enerally, of the agricalt making |\rge wains by the advance in ‘bat in death to Irelan and we are actually faitenii ion behalf of sufferi We nak sou to conn ishing country. We ask you to you in the naine of eh in the name of civil: e best paper mills in the to make Printing Paper, at short Windsor Locks, Connecticut. Vv SER. brated horse Mav Fly) Fighting Ponies, and a The cele ret Ay TURICISH ENTREE Horsemanship by Sands, Dale ‘The Amphithentre ts plenana and 67 Nassau street. AMERICAN MOUSLIN DE LAINES 'S & TAYLOR, 17 Broad street, Agents fur the 1 Printing Company, open this dy jous patterns, approved styles, which th je in favorable terms, A FEW MORE OF THE REFRR«NCES AS TO THE GOOD EFFECTS . MBS. JERVIS'S COLD CANDY, N curing Colds Coughs, Hoarsen: ing Cough, Influenza, slight MPT OSELEY. 341 Broadwa . GOTHARD, Pastor of the M. E- jane street. DR. CASTLE, 381 Broadway. OR WHITNEY. 301 Broadwi Pi nding Room, Society Library. ner of Houston and Brondway , Sexton of Grace Church, comer of eet. . JERVIS, 979 BROADWAY, comer of ushton & Co., 10 Astor Hous Hackett, 964 Bowery; Burnton, 49 Sixth y's, 233 Hudson street; N Ww UT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA Sabor ven W. K. Baus, Manager URTH NIGHT OF Mrs MASON EVENING, Febra he C A THE JEALOUS WIFE. - A. Mansnat, Lessee. cious prejudices which have eiused 9 maily feu and such utter ied) ff y—in the name of chri: erence to the condition of o jatianity, which calls us through brotherhood—a common’ Deity nud a common he magnitude and extent of th benevolent minds A be performed . Clothing or any articl 17, will be perfor: It *twere done then ‘were well, It were done quickly. ust be carefully put up, and labelled “Re- Acclerk will be im attendance to give re- JOS* PH NAYLOR. calamity paralys lore Throat, Whoop- ceipts for the same, SPRING GARDENS. Jaceb Scoreup... ve eee Mr Chapman Mra, Mason's Benefit and !ast pight but one of her engage ment, on whieh occasion sl | et ithe pe-manent suffering of por Paid, but that witch comes fio AM BROTHE S AND DEALERS IN BAGS, 80 Wate eres New York, . AN. GRAH MR; BOOKHAM, MA It is not for us to preseribe the | ISAAC H. BROWN pa eS to aid, We ask from the a th mi r tich, and fcom the eco- pUban a seale of magnificence never before witnessed in a any quantity, at eventing waste in | ewhea ju this form, and re notfully veveh the evil thee few words : | from starvation. yadert Van chaick, Robert B. Minturn, ite Mortimer Livingstor James Reyburn, Mw? Li aUGUSTA’S BENEFIT. in bags are ma ing and discharging, insurance i THESTRE- Mie Ae in the ulumate, more economical than if shipped in balk. 3 dollar you give may sav: ja has the honor of an- nds and the public, that her benefit nouncing to her will take place on Friday next, ( which occasion w nets, entitled * Catharine and Ma sion streets: and E.R. Ml be presented ¢ = ams, Broad street, ly signed MRS, W. JERVIS. ckages of Is, 28, 4s, and $1 each, r n’Le Al ta, IVIDEND.—The Board of Directors ‘of thi Li ate Del di per cent. for the las Stockholders on and after the 10th in- bert H. Morris, G. d, hi d new ballet of * Jer Mlle Augusta; Count Frederick, Mons. Frederick, with other entertainments, months, payable to ta William 8. Wetmore, Grand Vizier, Mr. Paral Geo-ge Barclay, 'W YOKK OPERA HOUSE, the Greenwich Theatre. 3. ADA STETSON + her friends and the r ren BENEFIT’ ce GLASS WORKS! GLASS WORKS!! taken and refitted the Works, situate i John Augucte Belm George Gniffia, Comelius W. Lawrence, Anthony Barclay, Wm. Redmond, . F. CURR “ dun HE subsoribers ha [pe The transfer Book will be love and Brooklyn Gltss Laadut) Jackson street Ferry, Brooklyn, w! manuf.cturing and offer for sale, Glaus Ware, of n superior quality, an colors. Particular attention Brooklyn, Feb. 18 1CE—DISSOLUTION OF ‘he partnership heretofore SON,was Aissoly od ntly, kinds of Drugiste’ din all ats variety of ven io private moulds beth: info Id: THA DART & CHENEY. rey, William HH. Macy, Ge srge Mc Bride, OR THE TRUE PRINCIPLES OF THE ART OF HEALING john L Aspinwall, THE SICK. Gihor : On which occasio: PAULINE, im the LA. JU. e Claude Melnotte.,.. an explanation of the action ELECTRICITY, AND M THE CURE OF DISEASE, Anda comparison between their or Medicines, of all kinds, wi Iative value, and proper a ; B OPARTNERSHIP— GALVANIS© WM SWAIM & Joha ‘Nicholson, een Ronee by the decease of the suid aview to déterm: ‘Mr. H. P. Grat «Mr. Fredericks a7 Box book now op en 7 iGQWERY CIROUS. EFIT TO JOHN GOSSIN, LENT k COS en- s will appear. with ofthe manut tering Wk Wilmerding, HOLLICK, M. D. Schuyler Livingston, B The Panacea will be put up Lecturer on Physiology, the Ori sect Liles Bo with the follow: 8, ters blown on the nacea. Philadelphia,” and the only chan; the name of James Swaim stamped on the sealing tte el covering the cork, and anew composed ofeeses nee a4 MRY BEN! isaac Townsend, KawariH Gillilan, © ‘The trade supplied on’ the raost liberal t PAKISIAN DYEING ESLABLIBHMENT. - Depot for the reception and deliv Court's, 118 William s 1 New York, 12h Keb. 1847. INFORMATION WANTED Wm Whitehouse, Needle He left his nome on th this city on that da been seen or heard of him. will be thankfully received by house, No. 103 Maiden | BY, TWorep the general house other as chambermaid and Fence can be given. aines Will appear in A GRAND CONCERT WILL BE GIVEN IN CHU ROH OF THE DIVL of Goods, at Mr. isher, of Newark, December last, and since which nothiag has formation respectin} brother, Thoms Yo C. COJRT & DESCHAUX, (the latterly recent- * ly arrived from Paris,) be Portrait of the late Wm. Swaim, sepsrated from by two circles of Inthe work. The words" Swaim raved conspicuously on two turned str ircular die forms Iain lathe work stri Graved in small letters the entry of th Philadelphia, August, 1846. SWAIM'S CELEB! FOR THE THE [INE UNITY. way, between Spring and Prine sunday choo! waaached to the + on : sien of MAR CLARE WE dies aad Gentlemen will ass Cele i i Geletieated Prima Donna.) outside of which 1s en- JAMES SWAIM. i sorts of goods, plai a i ported and woollen yar inds, sewing cotton, mo- ectable young wom jations—one to do mn id the imported patent machinery for putting | ie best and most approved manner, eit t of city refer Please call at 143 Centre st., up s 5 TED PANACEA URE OF eses arising from Impurits or the effects of Merc’ SWAIM’S PANAUEA has been { by two respectable youn Q'TvaTions, nig with Pi aunt Hind'nnd good to ehil jection to go in the country. Go: last places; where they have lived ne: fe than twenty-five | country and Europe for its extraor- | s—for the certificates of which reference i eetions, aud books (winch may be had gratis) ac- t c Orders carefully attended to and promptly executed. LIQUID HAIR DYE. cooking, chamber work dren, . The Choir of the € le A three years. Pl Norfolk street, in the rear, second oor, Cas be seen for three days. fe and private practice, ued ecommended by the m¢ aus and other eminent persons. A moog ity of youth, and is war! rub off, or soil the sk: PARTNER tag a capital from $1500 to $2000, Persons of first reaper D., Prof. Surgery, P: Upiverss y Sethe Herald Bike A COLLEG1OR WANTED, 00d address, geuerally acquaint- New York“ Uuexceptiouable .'M. f. Midw + Brof. Physic, Pa. Uni ; ¢, M. D_, President College Physicians, Philad. Valle, Prof. Me na Loureneo da Luz, Prof. Surgery, Lisbon. men, Mem. Royal Colle Ei late Minister toopain. General British Army. sul, he. ke sou, Moore & Taylor, Mai New York—and by te d A. WRIGHT, Philad Urrice or tax New ons y eh w IVIDEND.—The board of clared a dividend of four holders, on and after the 15th inst ny, No 72 Wall street. he 1oth inst. “By order, SUITABLE person of | ed with the citizen character, oue who can give bonds for th equiced of him, will f P! HODGENPYL, jurgeous, London. rayer from Moses in i gypc—Uhoir and Chara y "Come, gentle Sleep”—fror rec hat ins ds per cent payable to the stock> ‘The tanafer books will be. i is UNDERHILL, ‘éecretary. VALEN' LNES! VALENTINES! VALEN- TINES! assortment of Valentines, just ready, el d by RT 8, and who can. ive —Organ—Mr, Beam w Le pa Apply by letter to T. IRON WIRE WANTED, NED will receive propo: . 2h inst, for the delivery of sixty-tive ing not less than $30 Ibs to the mile, for with the privilege of taki t preparation, it may be g: intant THE RETAIL PRICE HAS BEEN REDUCED to Que Dollar and Filty cents half piats,) or three ALSO— jones—"‘Oh how pleasing to the sen- er bottle, (contaiming three w valentine writers, et HE UNDERSIG! cmmected with the festival. Deal can have small assortments made w Sick Headache, ke. &e. id gratis,) accompanying the ver- be manufactured from the very best of of about a quarier of a mile in length, sub: to earefal inspection, and the rejection of all imperfect To be delivered in thie city durin and April next. Liv! “SWe will. arrentour Valentines to give satisfaction, and i tly and faithfally put uj nt with all orders. RNUR & FISHER, 74 Chatham st. | Casi OFF CLOTHING AND SUANITURE APIES and Gentlemen having any clothing or furmit price for the si b subscriber, at his resi be punetuslly attend Oid stock and jo 8. Solo—Signora 9. Full Chorus— u ichets Fifty Cents. be had of Messrs. C. &. Co., Book Store, No. 252 Broadway, and at AGENT: New York—H. H. Schieffelin & Liverpool, Ent James Watson. the months of EL ncert will commence at half past 7 o’cloek. fi8 1t*re LES DANSEUSES VIENNOISE. ADAME JOSEPHINE W! to state to the M: jiso—Alexander Cross, LOS' ESTERDAY, (Ash Weda in open- worked gold, ‘The finder will confer a favor aud recei ing the same st No 43 Lafaye te Place. OUND—Abou' 3 or @ Welt street, which th the preperty and paying coat of tion to i at Mesors. Prime, a & jesday ) » Comeilinn Watch EIss, Piictron fad im oat cuts must, be made co | ute distrust itself? It has no cause. he Park Theatre, New | Thi ake all arrangements for | ch dispose of, can obtai | | f182rwitis*ve | utta—Huffnagie . Dk weeks since, a be attended to by Mrs. De can A BROWNSON will deliver aL. es > goods bought, of any description and fut * way Tabernsele, on Fi R. POVEY has read wi . NOTICE TO,ALL GENTLEMEN ENTLEMEN, if you want your clothes kept in good order forthe remainder of tne season, yon | tke or send your com | of Washington, whi efived, with new velvet coll bosoms, ou the mo-t reasonable terms, RK Hogan, 89 Beekman stree: ‘ous, 33 South street: le ver, 71 Wail stree! Justice to himself, t! under the written direc mn tinue to do so until he receives from her such authority. CHESNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. OARD WANTED —The edy. telnusg a sma'l parlor nd pants to 94 Mur: within five minut quietly tented addressed to WE 5 of the City Hall, aud Mr. Dunigan’s Book Store, 151 | against propricty in r ASSCULAPIAN SOCIKTY. 'URE will be delivered by Professor John W. FRANCIS, before the Aas i ‘and Veit at this offices. LOLUKED COOK WANIED. ANTED IMMEDIATELY. fora small family, an ex- cellent Cook, capable of w d ences, as to character and quilil ne others need apply. or tri od or dyed superior to auyin the city, at No. 9% A_CORTI8808. fom London, S—2i casas hams and svoul- ders, jee Janding ee bark Hebron, from NewOrleans, i ity, for sale by be cibtlcaiitid b< EDWARD K. COLLINS, 171500 ibs, Wool, jast andi wor ee BOWED, FOR LIVERPOOL— for February 26.—T' in Society, on Thu: in the Lower Lectu Broadway, oppo- ical Profession, T. QUINTARD, rresponding Secretary. Feb. 17. £17 2e' Full particulars can lessees, a the bex i AMS AND SHOULD~ and the Public, are invited t CHA! est respectabin ty, v obtain a situation as horel, or superintex dent of in all the above brench NEW YOK GALLERY OF THE Fink ARTS. Hau or Escv NETHERLAND SOCIETY ‘a Meetirg of this Soriety will be he! day Kvening, February 18h, at 7o’clock P. M. Atheneum Hotel, comer of Broadwn' of }OHN F. Van EDEN Meuhea or 8) c SMILHSONIAN bei d belonging to this ie Park. Brown have been latel; pieces of Sculpture b: iz: Kath, presented by Miss Eliza Hicks iftof Charles M. Leupp, this collection embraces Coles’ Cs enides other fine spe Ingham, laman, ti t vatl A ntote addveased to WE will meet vom bove, her regular day a a m passed for spfendoy wharf, foot RD K COLLINS, % Bouth street. GENTLEMAN Fr is desirous of fort Thoagh not wealthy, he comfortable cireumstane |e and Voyage of Lit ean Art, by Mount, | man, Koshermel, and othei or comfort, apply on borrd at ure widower, without ‘The Jady must be re- dea, about thirty-five ye spectably counected, ag: le over 30 y Any commonication be addressed to Alfred, post effice, N. Price of ange $100. ne packet ship HOSCIUS, A rek, and sail S60 2 boek and on | | tion of a majority of nine members of the House, let us ‘ldridge, master, will arch, her regular day. | iny Evenings only unt: jembership one dollar ; sing! hg Conta. = FOR CIVERPOOL-To o W. Y A YOUNG MAN, who speaks the oj FINAN, & situation to travel. eith: COMPLIMENTARY BALL ‘TO THOMAS AL BLAKELY. ied being appointed a Committee by. the omas H. Blakely, to devise a pian by which | passage in the tespatehed on h Liverpool, on Wedn For freight or passoge, her eabins by passed for room, elegance, and couvenience, apply on bo opposite the Tobaceo Warehouse, font of Linton. sti Hiv KERMIT, 76 South st. ee ae will be published in a few days, by Wm Lo. THE CODE OF HONOR ay at ARTICLES, showing 1 Law Bi chambers, (No. 2, 4th story,) Ward & (o., oppoaite Excham f9 Ta&Thiawaw®r ¥OR LIVERPOOL—TI ular Packetof dist Feb ng packet ship pt. John Britton, will eail as abor lar, which may be had from any of the Richard French, . Brownell, Rich: roth, i Duel ie to be soning: ing, to. which is pr ofthe Duello by in certainty the most remarkable work of s of style, itadds the singular merit of while it Inys down. Lai of houorably avoid ’ K Attorney & Counsellor, OAL—PEACH OKXCHARD, RED ASH, LARGE 6 raven end stove, 9g 1 origin and progres Abraham Brown, A egg, stove and nut, $6 ht or passage, having splendid, large and comfort in, apply to the captain on board, to OUDHULL & MINTURN, 87 South st. ‘The preket ship HOLEINOUERS clas. snd Capt. ira Burseley,. wil able state rooms and ¢. west pier Burlay, abet I 1d Bedford streets. ™istaere ee JACOB WEEKS, Jr. WM. TAYLOR rs juildings. Baltimore, MOURNING COLLAKS AT WHOLESALE. HE best to be foucd in the eity, at W. T. Ani Constitution, and ATOHELOR’S Lig im offered for coloring the bair to natural black or brown, withe t Itis rronoanced by hundre: etdincovered. Sold sMPORKTERS AND DEALEKS IN WOOLLENS. iT For bilious complaints, and to parity the blogd—Dr, Town- evd's Sareaparitla, large. size, priee $i Dr, Hibbert feleWiated Pills, ceute and 12,cemtys De, Brandrath's, | Mage « red, ‘ i " (ilvartaand Leo's Pills, 3 conte ench, e°tOes Mofatt’s OPE rING3—80 bal Sut | Re NG WEEASSR ie BusoKsr’ Ot | (18 wre PRs and oF Neen antte AGB—87 bales No. 1, white tie Kags, wale by | fet torre Bek BROOKS, | bth Dba 0. 65 and 67 Nassau it. bLe ACHING POWDER. LOO SAsk} Borde superior Bleachisg Powder, per | fro 9 ie \d for sale | ship Glenmore 67 Nasean at, sived su Cy PERSSE & BROOKS, 4 02467 Nessey 1, HOU SEAN gmegtion quality Saraw Weep it wishin five d tun 10 the Fublie 8. pian slot” OVD & HINCKEN, a8 Wal am | LEFT OFF WA FURNITURE | raf ebay an | ADIES OR GENTLEMEN having au to dispose of, such as We in obtain a fair cash price for t Orders way be left rs. W o.cott & Slade, No. 63 wm. C. Langley & SSS eee PRIVATE FRENCH BOARDING HOUSE, | No. 14 Barclay Street. EVERAL besutifally furnished Rooms, with ti Boarding, after oe Frenen fushi ml e ion, may be obtai le attached, wi Dd. | To whom they reter. 1 *§ GOLD PENS-—$2 ONLY. HE Seheectber has recently made a great reduction in | place fetters on our hands. As Gold Pens, and is now ie Per The Peas are of The public may rely upon findiaga first r | notwithstanding the low rd A gouds not permitted in five days will be sent tothe public yet, | Attend at their residences. B roadway, wo stairs. eantaneously fulfilled oF LO OWNtEKS OF REAL ESTATE. ent, iaforme the owners of 466 jes can be attended to by Mrs. J. re Hing i at $2, | the ‘sale, first lebron, from New wu | NTRE MAKK&. SULL TAKES THE LEAD IN iber respectiully informs his BuSnGnEs, pe Jots, and collect River. © _— Post ack ‘ ease attend to the ree: WANTED—A good shi Orleans ie FAT BEKK—The subs: stomers and the public, e, 08 the most reasonal i» oF bark to load for New | WARD'K, COLL | 56 South NOTICE.—The British bark HY NDEFORD, AgIDK fggeot Hoowerelt a Consiga: amend goods immediately HE Ca pate RAZOR. EVER USED. SNNEY’S inven wees iol? Ground Meltonien Hold wholesale an ! retail, acd ©: well or exchanged or wa? tothe felédre 1. fold awis*r wr Yeh prec ney, that jas been offered for snle’ this jatton, all of w' na OG, RE | fe ne WRAPPING PAPER, “Alto Also, som | wil be sold at priee im and security to any srom Glasgow, is disehn Chatham eweet rt te TO THE LATEST MOMENT. — as TELEGRAPHIC. Wasuinoron, Feb. 17—8 P.M. We have no mails further South than Petersburg, Va. ening. Nonews. Battimong, Feb. 17—0 P. M. Sales of Howard street Flour were maee to-day @ ‘The weather was very pleasant to-day Parapecensa, Feb. 17—9 P. M A meeting to devise means for the relief of suffering Ireland, is being held this evening in the Museum Build ing. The attendance is very large, and the feeling en- thusiastic. The flour market is dull. Holders and purchasers are unwilling to operate until the arrival of the steamer, now dsily expected. ed AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON. CONGRES31UNAL PROCEEDINGS. maton, Feb. 17, 1847. The Vice Present presented the petition of John A Barry, a subject of Queen Victoria, and plaintiff in the celebrated Barry caso, Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court, so as to meet his. case. aying the extension of appelate The question was presented whether a nonresident alien could petition Congress in this manner. Mr. Weneren contended that he could,and Mr. Cat- Hour took an opposite ground. Without any further discussion, the subject was post- Poned until to-morrow. ‘The naval appropriation bill was taken up, and the dry dock appropriation left as it came from the House. Sun’ dry amen.'ments were adopted, and among them was one authorising an additienal number of Assistant Surgeons. The bill was postponed until to-morrow. The three million bill was then taken up, Mr. Chel” mers giving the floor to Mr. Colquitt, for whom he had obtained it. Mr. Corgurrr spoke at length in vindication of the Pre sident from the charge of attempting to stifle debate or dictate to Congress through the columns of the Unien wapaper. Mr. Butier then obtained the floor, and the bill was postponed until to morrow. ‘The smendment of the House to ‘a revolutionary pen- sion bill, and a bill to regulate 45 gppelate jurisdiction ofthe Suprome Court, were ¢ onourred in, and the rest of the day devoted to private * ellis. House of yo bresentatives. Wasninaton, Feb. 17, 1847. Bills passed * (5 regulate the mileage of members of Congress, to sstablish a Court at Key West, and an addi: tlonsl lan’ «district in Wisconsin. Bills were reported, road twice and'referred, providing for 9 additional number of general officers ana for other ‘@@rposos; to increase the revenue derived from duties on imports, and reduce the price of public lands; and for the benefit of sick and disabled seamen. Mr. Sawyer had leave to make 9 personal explanation, and proceedet! to read a letter to prove the charges which had been made by him against Mr. Culver, in relation to exposing the secrets of Odd Fellows Lodg Mr. Cunver asked leave to reply, but Mr. Rathbun objected, remarking that no reply was necessary, as Mr. Culver’s reputation was not touched by Mr. Saw- yer’s proofs. A communication was received from the Secretary of State, in reply to a resolution calling for information as to the trade, productions, &c. of Oriental nations with which the United States have no treaties. Areport from the Secretary of the Treasury, in rela: tion to the public contract,awas received. The amendments of the Senate to the naval pension bill were further amended by the House, and then agreed to. | The Senate bill authorising the construction of four additional steamships was r twice and referred. A resolution was adopted calling for the names, eges, time of death, kc., of revolutionary pensioners. ‘The bill to establish a new territorial government is Ttaska was then taken up in committee of the whole, end ‘after some time spent in the consideration thereof, the committee rose and reported amendments—one changiag the name from Itaska to Minesuta. The amendments -| Were agreed to and the bill passed. A bill was reported and read twice to promote the edt- cation of indigent deaf and dumb persons. ae BY THE MAILS. Wasminarton, Feb. 14, 1847 The Eepulsion—The Wilmot Proviso. The act is consummated. The Senate has passed resolution excluding the editor of the Union from the floor of the chamber, by a vote of 27 to 21—all the whigs, with Mr. Calhoun. Mr. Butler, Mr. Westcott: Mr§Cilley and Mr. Yulee, sustaining it. The course of the Union, since the commencement of the present jion— I do not go farther back—has been inconsiderate, rash and indiscreet. Its tone could scarce - ly be more undignified. Its articles are generally whip. ped -syllabub, of very trashy concoction. The offensive contribution is really so stupid it would scarcely alee admission into a country newspaper of the most or stamp. It was at the same time pointless. It was enti: ly unworthy of notice. The Senate, by attaching to it undue and exaggerated importance, has belittled itself in the eyes of the coun- try. It has exhibited an uncalled for exorcise of power fora very small object. It has constituted itself public rosecutor, witness aod judge, in a prosecution to which Ke itself a party. Its ponderous strength has been ex- erted, not in breaking a aoe the wheel, but in brush ing it outside the bar. Nobody will’ bel necesaary for the vindication of its honor. If it was, then its honor was not worth defending. Does the Se- re is not, parhaps, in history, a more revol ter than Jemea § First of England. There something open snd manly in the undisgu rofliga- cy and savoge ferocity of Henry th Eighth. le xe monster, but pot a petty one. James, comparatively mild in his instincts, maintained an air of vulgar conse- quence—exacted punctilious and abject res) to his person—was ever on the watch, prying into the Patty of fences of his courtiors—busiod himselt in little ti sto which he attached the greatest importance—noted the straws in his path; and if one of his dogs offended the drawing room, would have him executed by the public headsman, in solemn ceremonial, as a warning to allthe denizens of the royal kennel. He exercised a microscopic surveillance o1 the most trivial transactions of his court, and lowered his dignity by a prupene assertion of it on the most trivial occasions. jis wame, by reason of the meanness of his character, is | associated with all that is contemptible and di The Senate of the United States is not bie he wometimes errs; but hitherto its errors have been not in- consistent with its grandeur. This act of expulsion breaks the charm. It isan act unworthy its greatness. The Wilmot proviso to the three millions appropriation bill, passed to-day by a vote of 116 to 106. Thisise iy | ¥ | most unex 1 result, aid is a virtual defeat of the bill. The Senate will not pass it with tbe proviso, and unless the House recede from it the bill is . GALVIENSIS. Wasninaton, Feb. 16, 1847 Wilmot Provis Now that the Wilmot proviso has roceived the sano see what itreally is, and what will be its effect It is a condition, attached to the three millions appro priation bill, providing that slavery shall not exist in any territory, the acquisition ot which from Mexico, by ne Rotistion or treaty, shall result from this appropriation ‘The sum being placed at the disposal of the President of the United States, the duty of carrying the condition into effect, is imposed upon him. In other words, he must take care before he negotiates with Mexico for any portion of hor territory, that elavery can by no possitn lity ever exist there. He is enjoined, as the condition on which this appropriation is placed at his dispo - sal, te exercise @ power which he does not pos- 4 sose—that is, to provide ageinst a contingency inde pendent of his control. If slavery now exis@ in the portions of territory the acquisition of which is in contemplation, the restraint might not be entirely ab surd ; for then the President might insist asa condition of the purchase, that slavery should cease to exist in tor | ritory about to become an integral portion of the Union | But instead of this, the President is enjoined, by this pro | viso, to say to Mexico: “ We wish to purchase territory from you, but it must be upen the condition that you firet primary condition o joke us stipulate that under no cireum stance, shall slavery ever be permitted to oxist in the ter ritory you cede to us. On such terms alone shall web © willing to treat with you” Will the President place country in such a mortifying position? 1 think not Should the Senate adopt the proviso, which is next to ¢ | impossible, the President would, | am sure, scorn to avai | himee! | insulting terms Gould he do jt, consistently with fhe f of o power tramelled with such degrading end