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tho Treacury department require. Old Stock Exchange. $30 1 U 85's ae 63 iit 3000 Ohio 7a 35,0 Trans 676 notes, i lo 200 do 50 Canton Co 40 do % do 5 Mohawk RR 300 Nor & Wore 450° do 150 do 100 L Island RK 50 do 100 do 50 do 3°0 Harlem RR 500 do 150 25 8 20) chants’ Exe Board, 100 shay ‘Warlem RR bs Btumee La s 2 wie Beas 25 do % 50 Reading AR 100 == do rr bso 4 New Stock Exchange. osha CantonCo eg 6 ahaa Movi Cal 7) Sat 37% 100 it ec 37', 50 go Sat 37! Es lo 845 3734 10 do 93025 do 4 Hs0 3054 100 do lo #60 39 > 0 Mm ah do ° Harlem RR a $358 50 do ————__—_— CITY *RaADHK RBPORT. New York, Fatpar Arrerxoon, Fi ‘There was very little change in the general tone of the mer’s news, but not- withstanding the extraordinary high rates demanded for freights, prices generally were maiatained with much Stealiness. Indian corn continued to sell freely at yes, terJay’s quotations. Ifany thing, the market was some firmer, Purchases of 100@ bushels and 300 barrels white boans were said to have been made, chiefly on aecount of the Irish relief fund, fer shipment, which caused prices to advance from 1 814g to $1 373 a $1 75 per bushel. Provisions, especially pork, were less firm than yester- day, and cash sales were made ef mess at a figure under yesterday’s quotations. Groceries eontinue firm, with markets, Inthe continued absence of the trangactions in flour continued to be moderat further moderate sales at full prices. Asues—Small sales were ma at $5 50 for pearls. Bexswax-No Bavapsturrs 1ange in prices. ‘nero, was ratl and 1000 do coats was paid tor the refus: $6 75 a $6 S7}g Wheat—Supplies continue scarce. No sales transpired, but prices remained firm at previous rates, Corn—Sales continued to be freely made, and about 60 or 70,000 bushels changed hands, the greater portof which commanded $1; a part sold’ ae iverable onthe opening of navigation, at 90c, and an- other lot on the 0} pain ‘of the river at 96c; the remain- der brought 97 a 980. Corn Meal—500 bbls sold on the spot at $5 18%, and 1000 do, part to arrive, at $5 1234. Rye—The maiket was inactive wit a fe! in first hands. Barley—1000 bushels vers on the. mar ket, bat not sold at the close of ‘change. Prices were nominal. QOats—A lot of handsome canal wore sold at 0c. No change in New Jersey” EXPORTS OF BREADSTUFFS FROM THIS PORT ON THE 19TH oF Fesauary, 1847, Articles. To Great Britain. Flour, barrels Corn, bushels, Corron—Che market exhibits no change. Sales are difficult to effect, except at a conesssion in rates. Corree—The market continued firm, and holders de- manded 8c, but sales in large quantities could not have been made at above 7%c. Co ha ee tons suld at Ic. —No change since last report. Inpieo—The market continued firm. The supply of d light; and tha ad- fully maintained. t $425 0 $4 379K. ardenas, notic sold to-day on private terms. No change in Bengal und Guatamala was considere vanced rates previously noticed fhe market continued qui The cargo of 200 hnd: 8, which Continued firm. Navan Srones— Spirits Turp 40 cents per gallon; some holders uglish at $0 cente. Provisions—'The ina barreis of Pork were Yeld at 10 cents in barrels. 34 cents. About 6.000 Ibs. harm: reported gold. The former at ©) cent ind should Rice continued firm, withjfarther moderate sales, at | P' 5 fail prices. nay lvani: ported at 9c. Watkenone—The market was quiet, and quotations nominal at old prices. Paxienrs— and don, for flour, 9s. was asked, and 28c. for grain. Rea Kerate at Averion. ees ze. Three story brick house and lot on’ 25th” street, noar 4th avenue, 21 by 49 6..4. 6 sees eees ‘Two story brick house end lot, No. 608 Hudson street, 20 6x77 10, . Lot on 16.4 street, near 9th avenue, 25x93. Lot on 4éd street, near 6th avenue,25 1x83 8, House and2 lots on 6th avenue, near 43d street, each 261 by 83 8. . Lot on 6th ayenue, between S8th and 39th streets, a48\ by 100, Lot on 6th avenue between 48th and” aot Streets - near 7th avenue.....5 Thiee brick front houses and lo Fulten street, 61x75. tory brick house di mond strei Lot edjoin Lot on 1th On Wednesday, 17th inst. Samant L. Hareteap, aged ‘77 years and 6 months. Her friends ond acquaintance, and those of her broth- er, Pearson Héistoad, and nephews, Pearson S., James B.and William H. Halstead, Thomas, Jeremiah, and Quimby Kipp, are requedted to attend her funeral, with- out further invitation, at 3 o'clock this afternoon, from her late residence, 163 Eldridge streot. On Phursiay evening, 18th inst. Gronax Resen, a na- tive of Hamburg, inthe 36th year of his age. ~. His friends and acquaintance! his brother Edward, and of 1. 0. of O. F., are respectfully invited to atten ral, on Sundi North Moore On Friday m 80th year of his age. ‘The relative to attend his funeral, without further invit the Louse of his father, Mr. G. Jones, 4th tween 27th and 28th streets, th afternoon, 21st On Friday morning, dee fa protracted ill v et, without further invitation. attend her funeral, on Sabbath att from ker Jate residence, 60 Eleventh street. On Fridwy, 19th inst. Mr. Mantin D. Winensc, aged 38 youre ‘The members of Washington Lodge Ni respect to the fayeite Horse Guards the first regiment ot N invited to attend his funeral, without further int from his late residence, 90 Laurens street, corner of Spring, on Sunday, 2st inst., at 4 o'clock P. Piattaburg papers will please copy. Years, 3 months aud 29 days The relat ives and friends of the family are respectful. | ly invited to attend tho funeral, this afternoon at half ; ast 3 o'clock, from the residevce of her father, 9@ Co- jumbia street, without further invitation. Oo Friday wile of Edward L, Reynolds. le The friends and acquaintance of the family are rees | i, on Monday, 224 v invitation. Fecttully desired to attend her func! mst. at 1034 o'clock A. M. without fa romuins wiil be taken to Newark (N.J.) for from pure necessity, end it is no more than proper that both houses of Congress should sive their support to such measures as the exigencies of AID TO SCOTLAND HE SOCIAL CLUS BALL will take plsce, a The Abello Rooms, on ob ITED, AS PARTNER, AULCTIUN RUTICES, N, witha cash capital of from $500 to SSeS ee eee 8 3. m | LARGE Sal Take oF PLA‘T ea tell At doy, commene: ast 10 o'clock. a" th q 3 WAN’ - a0. ACTIVE MAN AMUSEMENTS, with one whe is well wall era ste en 2.0008 pa a Maiden Lane. oe — ermenether i tladeccrenivlohle | of the poor of Scotland. Tickets 446 Hudson street. ss, 600 Brondway. LHEATRE—Saturday Evening, Feb. 20, for ¢ grand ballet, intwo acts, of lia, Miss Jeaseyline; Hj. M. Previous to, which, THE LOST LETTER—Mr r Buss; Virgivia, vire Abb ‘To conclu S with SIMPSON & CO—Mr Simpson, yt, m, Mrs Vernon, BENEFIE OF MISS » ARY TAYLOK. Ptk—paturday Bye will be pertormed the first act of U, + 23 Nassau serest, f F GOLD AND MLV BENCH DAGUERAEOTTE Ez reas 50 shas Reading RR b3 6% Re é sale ver jes low. madeel 4 rc ainoug which are ¢2 German Silver, 136 iver Lepmues, cylinder half plte mg >; Silver Gilt wep hor movements: Silver Lever, cylider two caps; Gold Anchor aad eee fail and € alga " ’ iN willis, es Fulton st., Brooklyn | AID TO SCOTLAN Social tabi be held nae ‘Club Room, | GENTLEMAN hes ‘can eommand fr having some kuowledye of the shibplag buctwess: sod neeessary gualifieations to tak ow ne LLEA At? a eins ° ae Sie Me on is wer CIN Nbeiteita Ste- Jewelry, to be sold without reserve; Prinses, Mr Huat ; ped Yompotiav, Vache Di HC! 'y ; Cinderetls, raise blots Ametioan Gold Jewalry, of newest styles of tbe, Mrs Ber” ne h real name an. w! ore, op leatyiow ean 19 31 INFORMATION WANTED ‘tm Whitehouse, Needle Finisher, of . He left his nome on the 9th_D: in this erty on that day: sii en or heard of him. | will be thankfully receiv house, No. 103 M t | Rubies, Garnet, an p be e, the members of th Also, 100 Goid “te fore, cr the proceeds of our Fifth Ball Kooins, on Wednesd gral The eotegd approprinl Mar, Alter which, BAMBUUZLING—Emily, Miss Tayl jor ‘To conclude with the comedy of SKETCHES LN INDIA —liss Sally Ser: Dress Cirele 49 ce: is. oad hand. with whieh the sale Also, 50 Silver Wateh will commence. koh Wallery 12% coms ferformance comm now ready, aud the whole can be to the commencement | ‘J erms, 60 days for epproved paper, for bes os = $00 a m ball past nine prev: N of tharlton aud ‘Will be perlormed, tue | La ‘ree of MISUHI «.# .AKiNG—Nicholas Dovevail, Mr @ Grisham; Marie, Mavs Fray. Alter which, CLARK) rf Resolved: yrhnt the prmeneds of sh the President of the St. A: oft EBwiy'a eu v. ay T ON, Saturday evening, Fed’y. zoen, 1847.— i ences ‘Aply by letter to'T. We IRON WIKE W HE UNDERSIGNED will re 2, No inst. Lt the deli 1, or-The Maid of Milaa—Rolamo, H. Jocoso, Graham; Clara, Mrs, Stesou, | the fargo of LUCKY eral taHS—Barnaby | wii HITE—Peter | | to the Wilmot proviso, predicting the most fearful con: sequences to the Union should its principles be carried jout. He concluded by offering a series of resolutions, | setting forth :—1. That the territories of the United States are joint and common property of all the States. 2 That THE HAT FOR SPRING 1847, AMIDON, HATTER, introduce the Spring style fur Gentle Guality of the hits he new offers {or the Spring trad Jouad uvequalied for brillinacy, comfort, aud durabili New Youx, Feb. 20, 1817, £20 sUCCOR T : E iy Meniene the or hy couciade with 3: Dasa, Widow White, 6, sit thor for ‘edsaisalon—Drese Cirele, 50 consi 2d Tier, 5 cts; hulling. Private Boxes, $5. Boore oben nt 636 o'clock —(urtain to ELS OLYMtIC THEATH, February 20:h—'I h iu ni it DEUS, or th Maier pected foattens a meeting to i held i the ‘ON. LL, on Monday er 18 of ee-operstion with | be menntiatnred from the very ie of TO ‘THE MANSION HOUSE of Dr. Hill, B oommgdale, fronting on at six miles from th and abouteight acres of ground, contain asure grounds, Be. eet, from 1010 12 o'clock, or al Mott, at Chesnut the Hi co eatafal inspections and tho rejection stall ) the months of March nek etm zens, have courented red in this eity durin, LiVinG RE. Leekwood, Charles k. Milucr, Walcot. ” HORSE OF THE PEPPERS | A DAY WELL SPENT—stizale, Hol % cents; pit one shil- es, Pepper, Nickins LS monn je wil AID TO TRELA the Standing Committee 1 Society’s Hall, on Thursday evening, modern dwelling houses No. 150and 156 We- west of 6h aveune, in ef i mantel pieces aud grates: At T, +, Mesting of ‘Phat the fel ‘owing notice to the ladies of New Vora ve, Uhisce tub _¢ daily papers LADIES OF NE Bri WANTED.—The edverti: ring & mana parlor, a bed roo: LMO’s orEnA ii ei Evening, 28nd of ae uate far the lare Wm. Grange a re Dye Works, and other pur ead exile, on the 3d avenue aud Hellgate fer- AMBERT SUYDAM st, o¢ 198 Waverly Place. OT “ The Committe: bef of ine suffering mn tive minutes: R id, Sig. Mi % a a feet sary pe WAN Cottage, withia Sti AID TO IRELAND. HE Committee appointed to take gharge ofdenatont and and | have chartered the bark Victor,” £8 OR oentuenes having superdaon eff a fair cash price for the hams, by pe the Seu Office, or others “AMERICAN CIRCUS. Por na AMPHITHEATRE. Ona of Sands, Lent $ Co.'s Troupe. ¥ ce 20, au entire ehange of per- Ladies. can be attended to by Mr. ate NB DRAGOONS FOR MEXICO, ie the grerute-us ase of 0 Se in to) A arti ed and receipted for pee: may be Septte the kindly offered to tske charge of the aoe free of aise Pte event sG, formance, includi firks. » Articles of clothing store of Me Joseph Ni the Committee. i nee good moral seem, di The celebrated nares, ighing Ponies, anda Dale, Leong it $4 8734 for pots, and Groner STAN ae » peaver st, Froutand We ington | cres of Sermons ties horse, and oe wire of A. L. Vee Boske from acM to | land, with increased pay | horse equipments are “raised by Goverament. Bev’r. 2nd Lier ent, GLARLES te x more done In four, and we report sales of about 3000 bbls Genesee at $7 25, $7 124g was reported. ‘T'welve anda half al of 1000 bbls after receipt of steamer’a news, at $7 25. 700 bbls damaged New Or- leans were sold by Messrs. Hoffman & Co , at auction, and brought on an average about $5. Southern was in- active. Georgetown and Howard street were quoted at poker. or the tnbscriber HN H. 2 (a ‘SK! WaEsUl etme KE. A. Mansnat, Lessee, LAST. Mgat oF, TOMS MASONS. ENGAGEMENT. |G, Febrnary 20, will be performed the taegeey 2s ane acts, Sas PHILADELPHIA AID TO IRBLAND. N Com tees, Prime's id THE large and commodiou heast corner Ma. 54 Wall street, re is Hokeed recommended that | im th ral wards oth | wd will be published im lew days, by iS CODE OF HONOR THE THIRTY-NINE AR the Duel is to be conducted, to which is prefixed a D: of the Duello, by jouentaly. the most eae work of the ag f styl iogular merit of e stfon very desirable for C.F. O8) 147 Malberry street. sin hing poor of tela *#OR SALE, AT PRIVAT SALE—The property known as No. ar Broome street. Lot 32 by it striets in ener @ of suitable eollect- 186 Malberry street A SOUTHRO ._Atmo atory brick front hoa juilding, No. St | _M. VAN SCHAICK. y- IR. tad MAS. CHAS? KEAN will “ppear in the bistorical traged) RICHARD LL. which will fig) prodaced upon the same scale of Oe h it was pestered t the Park while it lays Mow of hovorably avoiding difficulti wring, suggests the means | dee} HE cuenitsen 4 TAFLOR. bey « ‘@easity of imi cor thy ments, Neate and ‘decorations, entirely new. Lbs DANSEUSES VIENNOISE. MK JOSEPHINE WEISS, Mistre: fs 10 state to the pasanaee of Theatr MESON ROVE engag MOURNING COLLARS AT WHOLE: ALE, HE attire to be found in the dy to fFors fi . No. is a “i “0 | y, at WT, Sinel with fronts of bet Any person desirous of hiring a profitable investment. ANN GUION. AND STORE—To lease on favorable terms, the store No. 186 Chatham Square. R e second floor, bi to call befnre they pure ne FANCY PAPER AND PAPEK BOXES. ONES & FRIEDEL hee ipo street, near I Manufacturers of Jers in fancy papers. cuted promptly and on reasonable atl ys cs, HENRY FRIRDEL. GLASS WORKS ! GLASS WORKS !! id refitted the New York | in John street, near is departed: Four, | table to this trying | It "twere done then Hokead well, It were done quic! li All packages m mane zs setetel i tat or any artlel le LARGE SHOW RO! y put wp, and labelled ‘'Re- je in attendance to give re- JOSKPH NAYLOR. MASONI@ NOTICE. rs of the Lodge of STRICT OBSERV- No. 9, are hereby summoned to meet at the JOUSE, on Funday Feb. 21et, art o'clock P.M , | "of our Jate Brother, George Rubens. | Gi ‘The membe:s in good standing, of the Or t respectfully invited to attend. Also, the Show econ Chatham aud 60 feet on Mot sirable for the earpet, or any other bu: light and extensive room. #0 a8 to make the entrance ten feet wide, ‘The third and fourth stories are also to let. JACOB HA! CHESNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. TH, Subscribers ha Cuptil their recura from the south on the tat M lensed the above magnificent es we 1@ rent by eds nil requ ood Can. be connected ich the fore jculars can be obtained of Mr. Brmmore ‘agent for At the bex office, every mor 12. All communications mu Mr. vpinmore, Post-paid, or they will not be atrended to KGUIN & FRAZER lsth February by the to der the bi rs TD rANcen i and Brookly: ie Works hey are co kinds of D in all its variety of | manuf -cturing and offer for 3 or 23 Merchants’ Exchange, Hanover st. ler in general, are | JAMES LUCY, Ap a colors. Particular attention ayes AN} Brookiyn, Feb. 18. AMERICAN MOUSLIN DE LAINES 17 Broad street, Agents, for, the horse, cow, Ke. fences; house plein, ART & CHENEY. Gronar Acnraman, Secretary. y last, 15th inst., by a boy d Centre to the corner of Franklin aud lemoraudum Book, belonging to Lothian’s N. iy is of vo use to any person but the ow! | coufer # great favor by leaving it at the ec 5 brie will besuitably rewarded Tiamsburg ferry. a cular with full particulars, apply at Amerrean 0 to 4. SOMETHING TO TICKLE THE EPICURSAN PALATE RAFTS & TAYLOR, Printing Compauy, op proved styles, wl hic s. a Thus who agree with Ain isomers vot be JOHN SINC alae Pres’t. ea ee ae 3 ‘ontinued to sell at | demanded 42 a 43 Joun Draven, Sec’v. : THE SECOND BALL OF T NEW YORK PHIL INTHROPIC ILL take place ow Friday Evening, Febrenry 3 2%, rt af Waiker avg Contre a top shake fro trouble. "3 & CONNELL’S PAIN FETEAC TOR Linseed, American, was quoted at 75 a 77 cents, & SUNT ET Sion ete for VALENTINE’S Old Establishm even superd spayed Hei et wes somo less firm, and 2,000 tna cantor fal ported sold, at $1476 cash ior mess and $12 76 fer prime. Beef was firm atabout $9 for prime aud $11 a $11 76 for country mess. Lard was still | tinued firm at 63¢ While the object of this Society is to every needy and ‘d uon is to seek out Hi Westchester county, einer) hyjudgert to be the most prime NB svieeted 35 bo. #0 sare cattle brought to marker th | States, each to furnish his own 5 A FEW MORE OF THE REF AS TO THE GOOD eRe Ti MRS. JERVIS'S COLD CANDY, i Colde Coughs, Hoarsen ufluenza, slight Bronch it GENERAL MOSELEY. GOTHARD, Pastor of the M. E STU ‘e, 281 Broadway. ol aii WHITNEY, 30 MR. BONH AN agents Pia sdificrent 18 Im*re PRUNING GRAPE ranenk RU. ANDER WILSON, Practical Gardener, tenders The pair of two yes ee oy FRUIT TREES, AND | ERY. aa have suk into | d to ask 44 and the latter at 6)¢ rhe! beef in the Known world: jodworth's celebrated Band. will oceupy the Orches views to the public, and will be hal L orders he ma) Pr Hest Rocking, extra. be favored wih. VALEN tie ‘Vie?S, 46 Fulton Market. hompson, 635 Bresaeee o coRya—w bares ol Jew Orleans Hope Cut PERSSE & BROOKS, Puree ‘and Kog Warehouse, Sore Taroat, Whoop- and all diseases of DNBUMPLION, Mefore the commencement, and durin the interval ef dasc- | icKerracher will play severa appropriate airs on Flaxsced,war quoted ot 1076 a $11 per PRU TO “As this eae WANT THEIR aches | | the ae a into the season, they are apt t growth, and reds tate vines and fruit cre AGB=3 bales No. 1, white pandinberberite cle small meer cae out of the roots of the i. ‘STEWART, Gardener, Where orders will be a'tended to. CHARLES D. JUDAH, EY AT LAW, No. et, Commissioner, by the Govern: acknowledgmenis and proof of D: IMPORTANT NEWS, Jd Tecsieed and for sale, whe losis and Piss? Golang Biset hen which No eh and 67 Naw) BLEACHING POW Dia, 2ASKS Boyd's superior Bleaching Powder, per rom Belfast, andiog and fer ‘sale D. KAIG, President. corner of Houston and iendvey. VAC H. OWN, Sexton of Gace Chureh, eomer of wais & by mah SERV IS 79 BROADWAY, corner of Rushton & Co., 10 Astor House, 1/0 and 856 Broad- amass, 364 ihe 1 Burnton, 49 147 Chrystie street, f20 21¢ WASHINGTON RTHDAY BALL: to hie frends and ds giving a Grand ny hasnt iarbapara orth American Hot at o'clock, and continue until a a ickets $i {9 be had at the Hall P.8— Complimentary comes off at the Coliseum, ship Glenmore, aa demanded for grain in sacks a%s, 6d. for flour. It was said the » Waterloo asked 9s. for four. To Ireland, i alk 30d.,, and for flour, 8s. 6d. a 9s. wi asked, To Havre, for flour, $1 6234 , and for grain, 40c. a doc. were asked, and 13>. a 1Xc. for cotton. To Lon- th aveuue, 17 and YRUS W. FIELD & Co large asso: tmeat of eae pe, Hanging, and colored iin A s0B, € gormer of Krad and Divie Taper olny e or quality Fulton at wae t Aston, at, SiR WW Jervis. | paid in cash for rags, baggil arass rope canvass, and a! tock. by c Yitus'W. FIELD & CO, Vo. § Burling ship, N. * bile rope cuttings, cuany be other kinds of Paper Manat ‘Three story brick AY FESTIVAL, house and lot on 4th avenue, near 26th street, 24 On BIR AT CASTLE oak Bonney. FRBRCQIY td ‘Phree story brick ‘house and ict sojibing ‘same same quality of T u old Java Coflee | CAST OFF OLORHING AND FURNITURE pearnieag oY OF GRAIN. BAGS. GRAHAM BROTH ERS ATCT RODUERES AND DEALERS IN BAGS, DER ¥ TH WASHINGTON MONUMEN rT ASSOCIATION ADIES or Gentlemen having any east off or neath Tite HON, A. H. MICKLE, Mayor of the City, will a rice for the sam bo vg or through A post, Tor the subscriber, at ich, will be panctnally tend: tHIS DAY PUBL ISHED, HE MARCH Number American Magazine of ored fashion plates m, who have prompt: f Arrangements, an lebration worthy. o On Ds N. B.—Ladies can be attended’to by Mrs. Col OM AT ISM PAINS AND STIFFNES4 OF rie | fe a fagiey FULA, DIBEADES, bal &e—Rina’s Comrounn Syxup ot | | Se and Yellow Doek: This medicinal remedy F Preventing waste in load ss whea in this form, aud mor omnes than if shipped in bulk. f the ocession and of him who is | ever “frst in the hearts of his count ymen | ‘The American Musical | Btiney ‘Traveller, en; stitute having also volu ty af the Olden mber of Patriotic Odes and accompanied by Dodworth’s Grey Fixe Insveanen Conran Ne 1, 1847, many as possible shall Usted of and with a view only to realize the pries of tickets of admission 1s fixed at ON) Directors of . Compan: da dividend of six per cent. for the last 0 the Stockholders on and after the 1@th epartment, Knittio in this uamber fow ‘20th street, near 4th avenue, 22 net engraviuge—useful | Term 2 per annum, in advance: For sale b Hurores STRI AYLOW & Cor Astor Hi WM OK AHAM Tr H.1.0NG & BROTHE: : THIS Da 1s PUBLISHED, | HE CLANDEBTINES George Colman, gle numbers 25 cents. 20. 222 Broadway. URRY, Secretary. KF. ulty, it has receiv yy The transfer Book will Ye-cloosd until then teen PARISIAN DYEING BS TABLISHMENTL.+ Depot for the reception and de! Court's, 118 William st., ©. COURT & DE Jy nerived froin Ca: and is warran rites and quickens the crrenia jeaves every part of the ani’ Perfect state of health. reatand incressing demand for an artic! give an fafection. ery, of Goods, at Mr. | quatte, operations in the meantim ¥ CHAU, Ue Hatesrly bes respectfully to anno rehants generally, that they anew and very superior style, uever belore troduced into the United States, and acc: | Paris fashion, all sorts of goods, sewing silk aud twist, either | plain or shaded; trains, worsted and woollen yara ol har, livew and cotton K, 2 Comedy, by af y yeiay No. 38 of the argeant. Deautiful Engr WM. TAXLOR Co., FRENCH LANGUAGE. SEae Aner. BUILDINGS, No. 289 BROADWAY ) 8 LP. CHERCH will commence, by par- on benefit of it, ms ding, to the Latest ra farce, with a 52 7 GHARURSH. RING, Dra 192 Broadway, cor. are to obserye the written sugoenare of A 7 the cork of each bottle OTICE— ros dat al OF COPAKT SERRHT= | anisins aud spua silks, zephyr ‘all kinds, sewing cotton, mo- patent machinery for putting en All iacsoopy: best and most approved mani oren es jens P NEW YOK Gates OF THE FINE E, biti ¢ uae ete “of Art belo ing to this Sables ote enn hae tees Be | bg bee ay Brown have been. lately Y | culty,endto enable the Mexican government to do an sewing silks, worsteds, ribbons, ¢otton gloves and hose, gimps, fringes, cords and tass tlemen’s garments re-dyed and made equal to jon is NOW open at hursday and Saturdays, 1 | subse ver, who ha had t ~<Tickets will be del ie Professor's rooms, Nos. efally attended to and promptly executed. mani the Inst fourjeen years in round bottles, flu s blown on the wiass: id ines the onty change together with those of members of Abizpoh Encampment No. 26, and of Olive Branch Lodge No. 31, d every x fe 9 A.M. har! ion to the above, and a valuable catalogue of mbraces Coles’ Course of hme axe ol Life, | besides other fir LIQUID HAIR DYE. —The improvement of BAPHE, which ios 1 Black or Brown, and 1 be pi y, with the follow u 1046—ALEXAN- u fternoon at2o’clock, precisely, from 31 5 el covering the cork, and anew composed of geometric bd ent dies, whieh have b MORE TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF THE COUGH CANDY. is to certify, that during the month 'y afll.cted with a bad cold others, ing, 19th inst, Tos. H. Jones, in the FAR FAME 8 open de air from 9 Sel fembership one dollar: Catalogues 123 cents, Bis SPIROME1 TER. HE inventor and patentee of the above bi ynstrament for Lootiay Chest, beg: UB gS r int friends of the family are requested jon, trom enue, be- at precisely 4} o’clock, on © william street; lor, Maiden Lane’; and A. B, & D ” New York—and by the ae agents for the t | R&G WRIGHT, Philadel results, but alter usirg a p sence of Horehound Candy | found my health much improv ed, and can nodoubtedly recrenrn the above Candy as an efficacious remedy. LANGTON ANDERSON, 63 Bowery. J. PEASE & SONS, 45 Di He ie forms the upper m t. in the faith of her Re- Miss Kviza A., daughter < Pease & fone told b: po Rushton & (0., 10 Astor He 973 Brondway, 188 Bowery, 527 ( 1K VIDEND.—The board of “directors has clareda Sricene of four per cent payable to the stock and after the 15th imst., at the office of the compa, ‘The transfer books will be closed Philadelphia, August, 1646. SWAIWS CELE BR. ate N, On PH RATED i JACK A EC Scrofula, General Debitity, White Sea Swelling, Rieuma- | iseases of the Liver and Skin, an: a in from Impurities of the ‘Blood ui SWAIM'S PAIAU EA has heen (or moro than twenty-five y and Kurope for its extraor- ary cures—for the certificates of which reference is made tothe directions and books (which may be had gratis) ac- 3 ing the Panacen. been used in hospital and priv ectfully invited to noon at 6 o'clock, and important J Moi bet Totelock, at the A No 72 Wall street | until the ith nat. fil COPYING PAPER. Copying Peper, Ameriean m=n- warranted to tike a perfect im: much lower than the foreign— PERSBE & ROO Paper Warehouse, 65 aud 67 Nassau st. TISSUE PAPEK. oe White Tiss “\ aesorted colors. CAST OFF ‘CLOF. HING "AN 21, and the brethren of the Masonic fraternity in goe standing, are invited to attend at their Lodge room, Howard House, on Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock, to pay the last tribute of parted brother. The members of La- d_ the officers and members of Artillery, are respectfully it | has lf been equalled by their forbearance to |i nati chivalry and generosity of their character. W: | take our stand by the army—we take our stand by ADIES and Geustanen having any cast off or au) clothiag or furniture to dispose of, can obtain a sending a note, or by calling on the | dence, of throug Boies which wall | rerwion, aud so'd at R_ Pri ears celebrated in t price for the sam subseniber, at h Lot ws get through with it ; | wrang! all | peace. Respectfully, THE DOCTOR. practice, and has ie enn be attended to by Mrs. De Be and job goods bought, of any de hi ommodations ae for splend Sr comfort aptly on bourd mt Grleane Wharf toot of Wi 46 South street. minent persons. = by, ote Gibson, M.D., Ypleorine Mitt, fet Surgery, Py, University. BAGL EY’S GOLD PENS—$2 ONLY HE, Subscriber has recently made n yreat reduction in riday, 19th inst. of measles, Carnening Ann, eof Gola Pens, and i daughter of Bridget and Bernard Fitzpatrick, aged 3 if. Midwifery, Pm, Brot Physic, Pe . oe ery. Pa, University. 500 For sale in lots to suit argbasers,b Rosk, k BROOKS, are of an exceilent y upon finding a first rate artic and the public may re! ithetanding the low Also, fine Watches an el yalien Prof. ae eine. Jose Loureneo da Luz, Prof 3; {uipman, Mem. 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PHARO, ROBERT CAMPBELL, Exe of Jos. W. Brick, degen }, 1847. hers Rak nities servon in Bank Nor iv a Pat gaitation of th geaying, pecisy ond Prov we badly ham, ders, just eating per bark Hebron, from ! erosions packet ship CONSTITULI EDWARD K. © bed ty baa ‘The subseribers jerg this ¢0-partrership, un » and will continue | Ks Booking, Stock and Heenan ev Busizons athe cde ut | the late firm, No; 94 Wall street | JOHN WAID, of the firm of John Ward & Co. ¢ firm of Prime, half prats,) or three hotties for ALS: Soity Medcice PRRMIF ‘UGE en, Capt. John Britton, will | of fine quality, for sale by f all its “TS IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN WOOLLENS. MIGEON ‘4 co. Seen of, Site, Gainey an beet | ate, or for their augerior man: | 0 hey regal s PACKET Lt irom Mar gDwAND wiki CobHULE & MinTURN #7 South wt. }O ETING cane one eat eeaned | the ‘Constit He New York, ly yop WATE 1 Third A d andjhollow Columug, for sto awarded by the Aa by aed York—H. H, Senet io, ne raphic plate, with ia Water end Syruj ting np ofthe apparatus and its ase &e ., will tus. ay Wovcott & Binde,, No 69 Fine street. jm C Langley & Co,, 96 Faxchange Place. raiso—Alexander Cross, ? Co , 60 Pine street, ‘To whom hay re MARK! STILT TAKES THE L EF-—The sabseriber respecttully in hat he will have on Saturday | — ntre Market. a pair not permitted wie mt. Canton—1 Swords delay in be vent to the Public Siare Sandwich im Saorey ) j Benson, ‘Haffn TIMOLAT 7 SO EEROT BALHS, KARL STREET, NEAR BRoanwav. fatablithed for the last tw Sas} VALLEYS PAIN EXTRACTOR ERCHANTS AND DKUGGBBTS can obtai lies of the only gen chasers oud ith en | eoecoaaie wd the punt Pain Fxtractor at with wholesale pur- giles rhieed ort AD 'K, COLLINS, re a paso No. 647 Peart bind PATHE have been s mn = the caly ang SS a salt thi several mare Is | will bo bela et preva ts seis te timee. at nothing mere, will have to BS hor aber or Ceighe fe TO THE LATEST MOMENT. TELEGRAPHIC, Wasuisatom, Feb. 19, 1847" New Orleans papers of the 12th ‘ust. have been recelv- ed. No news fiom the army or navy. Ataany, Feb, 19, 1847. N. P. Wardwell, Surrogate of Jefferson county, died on Monday last, aged 83 years —==—— AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON. CONGRES3IGNAL PROCEEDINGS. TEHKLEGRAPHIC, Wasuiroron, Feb. 19, 1647. Mr. Catnoun made some interesting remarks relative | make ay law by which they shall be deprived of ful | and equal right to any territory acquired or to be scquir | ed. 3. That any law whieh would deprive the citizens of any State from emigrating with their property into any territory of the United States, would be in derogation of this perfect equality, and in violation ef the constitution, and tend to’ subvert the Union. 4 That the imposition ef any condition upon & State, in order to ite admission inte the Union, other than that its constitution saall be republican, would be a direct violation of the constitution, and confict with the principles on which our system rests, Mr. Calhoun asked that the resolutions be printed, which was agreed to. He an be Senred at the box office from 10 A, M tila | hoped, when taken up, Senators would be prepared to dail: vote on them. It was high tii where they stood. for the South to know Mr. Benton replied that he could not consent to ne- glect the business of the country for such a string of ab- stractions; and although Mr. Calhoun had hoped that the | Senator from Missouri would support this movement, he (Mr. Benton) wished it te be understood that he had nover permitted the business of the nation to suffer by throwing firebrands into Congress. The navy appropriation bill was taken up, amended | and passed. ‘The three million bill coming up, Mr. Hovsten addressed the Senate, and defended the dministration. He gontended that, in taking Texas we took ker war with Mexico; and were in fact at war ag soon as annexation took place. Mr. Houston's speech called forth some explanation between him and Messrs. Cass, Calhoun, Sevier, and Wescott, as to dates, invasion by Mexican forces, &c. Mr. Simmons obtained the floor for to-morrow. The bill from the House for the relief of the heirse f Ex-Governor Tompkins, was taken up and passed. After an executive session, the Senate adjourned. House of Reprgsentative: Wasninoton, Feb. 19, 1847. A resolution was adopted to terminate the debate in thirty minutes after again going into committee on the bill forthe continuation of certain public works, im. prevements of rivers and harbors, &c. A joint resolution presented by Mr. McCievuanp, was read three times and passed, granting certain unservice- able brass eannon, captured by General Jackson at Pen- sacola, to the Jackson Monument Association, to be used in the construction of a statue to Jackson ‘The House then took up the private calendar,and con- sidered and passed a great number of private bills. — Among them one for the relief of the heirs of Daniel D. Tompkins, and one for the relief of the heirs of John Paul Joi Numerous bills from the Senate, of private or unlm- portant character, weré read twice and referred. Adjourned. CS} BY THK MAILS. Wasuinaton, Feb. 17, 1847. Account of Joseph Nourse, Deceased. The Senate on Wednesday passed for the third time & | bill to authorise the settlement of the account of Joseph or. George Robertson will superintend the mansgement of | Nourse, deceased. In the year 1839, Mr. Nourse having a disputed ac- count with the Government, the matter was taken be- fore the District Court, when the certificates of Wm. H Crawford and every other Secretary of the Treasury in his favor were produced. After he had given “security to abide the judgment of the Court with interest and Bric accounts were referred at the instance of u . Attorney to Auditors for settlement, who re- ported a balance to be due to Mr. Nourse. The et wes confirmed by the Court, and the whole wore subsequently aflrmed by ,the Supreme Court of the United States It is hoped that the House of Representatives will be able to spare five minutes to the consideration of the bill, and thus gladden the heart of his aged widow. Wasnixarox, Feb. 18, 1867. The Bill of Three Milli We go for this bill of three millions. It is a measure conceived in magnanimity and humanity, and it is only | party malevolence that could miscenstrue it into sordid bribery. Itisnesuch thing! It is a wise measure. It may save a hundred millions,which would otherwise be expended in shooting individuals who have done us no harm in God’s world. We have, therefore, a word to sey in behalf of Col. Polk. And wo assume, that 1, Being compelled to fight, his object has been to show to Mexico that we are capable, able, and willing to fight. 2. That having convinced her of this, and having no oe- casion for war, merely for the empty and expensive Pew of war, we are ready to ground our arms, and to sign @ peace. 3. That we do not stickle at etiquette; but, with tho magnanimity of a Christian nation, we lay aside all oti and ask of the enemy, suspending our offensive ome, now, let us be Lge it is your interest, as well as ours that we should ‘We are ready to shuke hunds—what say you?” be ‘That Mexico having 4 the government has been eompelled to keop or NR war, and yet at every | step has manifested a lnadable Christian a tion—e disposition to forbear, and to secure rather the | good ot Mexico, ina spesdy peace, than her certain de- struction in an indefinite prolongation of hostilities. 6. That if Mexico sheuld be disposed to treat ; but should say, we dare not—our treasury is is oxhausted— our army is unpaid, and we cannot dismiss it without a set tlement for fear of a revolution, 6. The three millions are designed to obviate that diff- act beneficial to itself,to us, to commerce, and to the ld. “Now, sic, we challenge the history of {any nation to | Retains sia of : ter may than this. | o far {rom withholding millions, the President not only’ in defiance of ynsure, but in a demand of its | unqualified approbation. With this view of the case, ‘We approve the ,measure—we endorse it—we say that id jent Polk. this act alone has proved himself a =, er hang ae a Vanesgen 5 bacon a hom may oe bill ought to posed i wr an honor . eramest to pass it ; and it ought to be done rm indapentent | of all factious or factitious or fictitious provisos. the administration has con- ducted this war with an eye to the honor of the coun- try, and the respect of the civilized world. Certainly, no annals of warfare Fe exhibit the forbearance and the gene- rosity of our troops. The gallantry of cur brave men van- Paras A They heve borne themselv field, like sons of Uncle Sam—true to We solemnly believe th quishe by the administration, by the country in this wi it. y will be time enough \e for the Presidency ‘when we shall have sottied a ‘Waaninaton, Feb. 18, 1847. The Finane The Peace Bill. Business went on quietly in the capital to-day, but there are yet to be several stormy days in both houses* ‘We see no escape from another drama or two of ,fierce prem ‘and crim—and recrimination. The tea and coffee | tax will be @ bitter potion to the Wentworth division of DBlY on He |. the House; and the trial upon Wilmot’s proviso bas yet | tobe made in the Senate. The one of these bills involves | the revenue expedient of the administration, the other the three millions required to enable the Mexican go TUN’ | gos | Vornment to enter upon negotiations for putting an end her're- | to tho war with Mexico. Our deliberate opinion is that | toa and coffee will kill the former, and that the anti- | slavery proviso will be the death of the latter. We further consider the revenue measure of Mr. Mc Kay an insufficient apology for.the real exigencies of the Treasury. Pass it, and it will not hold out—it will not meet the case—it will not do. It las sort of tiekering ‘and cobbling, and tin peddling, that will not answer cant, Thirty millions of paper can't be held it par, Upon a mere ostimate of $2,500,000. Asa mero we venture to say. in opposition to Mr. wal letiona, fe Aye he hy ny expo r 1846, the rover = | on eee the ordinary expenses of he Gorerans vat. There will be no by gy a by im for the interest of Treasury . first dollar, we vetiture to predict, And with oF ry without this petite expedient, the Pres pat = C s before December next to bel; oielp for st do it. There witl pe no