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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-09-16
For Me Union.
EMurp II IStc
SEPTEMBER II, 1874
To Hon. ROBERT J. WALKER,

For hc Union
SEPTEMBER II, 1886
To Hon. ROBERT J. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury
In your new, bold, but judiclous system, in re-
gard to the principles and details of the tariff, you
nave adopted ad vaorem in preference to specific
and minimum duties, and if the system YOU advo-
cate can have fair trial. and YOU can efecf,roiI,
guard against fraudulent inpoices incorrect and un
der-ratuatons, the doctrines YOU advance will n,
found sound in principle, simple in operation. md
De sanctioned uery generally by public opinion All
that your system wants to secure it favorable re-
cepton is a full fair, and practical experiment.
Inc comprehensive view you have taken, not
only IN relation to the tariff, but to other great ma
uonal interests, muy, it true be in advance of tn
general intelligence of the day but for his yo mr.
not answerabe. Superior wisdom and foresiyb,
have never yet subjected a man to Impeachment,
for high crimes and misdemeanors.
10 appreciate correctly the view you have taker
OF these subjects, II should be recoIlected that IN,
policy OF the Old World is undergoing n change
and assuming more Chrstian-like hena6cen'
character; that the nations of Europe are now v,e
ing with each other for supremacy in evervtbin,
that can ameorate the condition and contribute ~
the happiness of the great human family. and tina,
II the change IN their policy does not produce cor
respondent one in ours, we shall evidence n want NJ
that discernment and Iiberality which are neculor
~ characteristic oc Americans
we, 10 DE sure, are but yet in our infancy as n
nation, ont Is the infancy Of an Hercules, and we are
progressing to manhood and importance with a ro-
pidIty unknown in the history of the world. Epsn
no'o we are regarded by the intelligent portion of
Europe as emphaucally the patrons of literature,
SCIENCE and the arts pioneers in every effor ~
improve the condition of civil society, and if pas
experience furnishes criterion, by which we car
luuge OF The probable success of our experimen,
IN me science of government, as applicable to the
principles of civil liberty and the rights of man IL
~ scarcely possible to COnfepnplata
future greatness and prosperity of our connt r''
WIh sucn reputation, and such prospects we
smUuiu DC IN advance of the psry foremost in every at
lou, SIR, as an american statesman, have taken
. . Ieeu IN me glorious work Of emancipation from
the errors ans misrule of olden times IN imnrove'
menis IN the general condition Of your country,
ana you persevere with the same fearless erdor'
the same mental acumen, which, in the onward
march OF reformation, has hitherto marked vonr
course, you will find an ample reward for
gU .d pa,ousm IN the benedctions of an enlight-
eh 60, ana grateful people. #E. EII" :.
me Just and forcible reasoning, the conclusive
ana irresistible arguments contained in your report
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Gen. Robet Armstrong, our cO;s.ssul to Liverpool,
has returned to this city from short visit to Ten
nessee. He will leave the United States in a few
days, in packet from New York, and will take hi,
son back with him to Liverpool
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-09-16
THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.

THE seventh regular toast on this occasion.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

500 bbls Genesee for Liverpool at IS. The market
canno, be considered firm at that rate. Shippers gene
rally are only offerings 62t For consumption the sales
are very moderate Scratched Western is 5 5O65 6at
In Southern we hear of but small trensgctous Good
brands Georgetown Richmond Baltimore Brandywine
Sc &c are 5 1896 GO. Sales OF fancy Georgetown
SIT Farther saes 700 bbs Richmond City Galleso
and Haxall' at 62t Rye Flour 25+ 3ll with sales
Jersey Meal is selling in sts st co. Sales 200 bbs
that rate. We notice sales 1000 bbls Brandywne Meal
for export co. This supposed make 20 600 bbs
taken by .hs purchaser within 40 days. Bag Meal 25
n Il AZ tor Yellow and White. Western Ship Sturts l56
la etc. Buckwheat is less plenty at o7i ? cw;.
GRAlN-The market for all descriptions is dull with
fair supplies We hear OF no sales OF Wheat OF Corn
cargo Of 5000 bushels taken AT 67t weight de-
iivered. Rye is nomnay s0c in the slip with sales
Barley iusctive. Sales Canal Oats 4s049 cts.
WHIsKY-Bbls are 81 cts with bu, moderate inquiry
al that rate Drudge is also held e "a cts.
HAY-snall sacs OF good al es.
HEMP-We notice farther sales so bales Dew-rotted
S55 cash and Clean Russia in small lots g; >le5,
RIOES-A parcel G. Barcelona, 100, changed hands
oa private terms.
sEEDS-Ciover is inactive At lo0Ii sales 100
ties Clean Fax HI Il 25 and IS do Rough al 10 50 We
hear of sales in Phsd OF 20OU bu-hes Clover HI oO
2j cne half for Lverroo ana The interior ot Pennsy.
vania The stock in Phiade phia IS now much reduced
FRUIT-We note sales Of $50 bbls unpeaed Peaches
at 81 90.
PROVISIONS-Pork still continues without import.
Ant sales and the market is quoted nominay 80 so
aud Sl3 90 for old We notice farther sales 100 tcs In
dia Mess tor export on private terms. BeefsI 1915
so, and S5dD5 So with moderate trade demand. Sour
is dull Prime Mess for export is "A 90. Picked Meats
are nominally 7tc for Hams. and 5;c TO. Shoulders.
City Smoked Hams are etdllc. Shoulders &c. Sides
SC. Beef 81 &c Lard quiet at st1-ic- Butter aud
ter l3 tic Ohio llt0l2; Cheese 7d7t with light
demand.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
NEw.yoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, January 15;-L
beth J. EInes Hymn 70 he SSq y Gysasi The Ese
La6or-Hani.Loou Weaving + Aousaonic Railroad a
lesson OF Visions hrnnehy A ne G Miaera Lands o nS ns
,h Duty OF he whes Instructive Legislation; The Con-
vsnron and The New License Constitutional keiorm-O
rsnzsiion OF The Judciary Nc Ami Rent and Gov Sc
srsrd &c Sc III. POLITlCAL-Massi ichaseits-lAth
S'', - c,-p-,NIII4 District &c. " NEWS-Corres
nondnc- OF The Tribune from sshington, Or
s.r Co Cb-nnngo Greene Co, Ohio: PRocEEDISes OF
coSssrss; From Mexicoi Texas; Sierra Leone; Saad-
,t iIs,ts. Th- B-l!e Zsne Steatncoat-Leer from Mr.
Nsss!e; Dis-strous Fires al Concord y l. ard RoTls
~, c';ns AZ ~ CIrg 10 Ne~.York-The Meeting and LIE
speecn The Oregon oassuon-Sgeeen Of Hon !; Gid
rns Tariff Doorned-Lerer from EoH Chss Hudson; Ap
poinuneDts by President and ey Coy W,igS; p5s:
consn phsIsx; Water Cure IN the United States. Notices
N pnbicn,Iors Cas.us III Clay City Items from The
D,iiS Tnsnne. Vi. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
pr-sncs Socs. Money, Cattle Market &c.
rori.s pu, up wraPp-ra for Tho Mails, can be
t,aiss.d :, IN, dsss-price Of cents
GF TERMS-S2 per seaf. AL iooscFPaons PsJaoi7
in6sribly In advance. AdGFess
- Sr,n.a and N...an "rnost- tn CITY Hall
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

IT Anniversary of Harper Union No. IL,
Daughters Temperance 10 be held at The Broadway Tab
erpace, TUESDAY evening. jan s0b, 1886 Hon james
Harper win preside Programme: Singing by the choir
of the NJ E Church, Alenst Prayer by Rev. Nshsn
Bangs D. D.. Reading Annual Report; Singing By The
choir las ahove) Address by Rev. VIM. Patton, D. D.
Singing by Mr.. Wm Oakley; address by Rev 5 II.
Cox D. D.; Staging (solo by Mr. Samuel Pason; Address
by Mr. John B. Cough; Singing qnarei,e Presentation
OF Il testimonial of Respect 10 Friend; Address by
commence O'Clock Tickets l2i cents each, 10 te OBJ
taQed Of either OF The Committee. Mrs. VIM Miller,
6l Orchard-st; Miss w. Dikemsn. 263 Ez Rbeh Miss
Anna Cation 6 Firsavenue; Mrs J. McNaushto1, lls
Stanton Miss e Gardner, 80 Rivingon; Miss Heckel 81
Edridce; Nicholas SchureuIan, Esq III Ludlow lsasc
Seaman Esq 27 Grand snd The door the evening Of
the meeting il7St
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE co.

Capital S2UU, ,UUU-Uihce II 70 .Gu.'.
buildings machinery merchandise and property gener
av their favorable This Coppsny has passed
through the tSo greatest conasaons thai nave ever oc
currsd ia the cnuot; Ihsy their escape from tne
with comparatively slight losses The system winch thsy
have always practced hiring and scattering their rsks
AL losses which The Company nay sustain Will De adustso
and paid promptly as heretofore.
B. ". DELA3iATER, President
e. C. EIss Secretary. i'll lruis-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
sales Real Estate.

By Geo. B. Rollins.
The story Cottage a. Clifton, s l. with about
ont thou houses, sreen % house &c $4,000
Cottage near the above and acre Of ground front
ing the New York avenue. ue.----------.---.---. l550
acres of mnadow land in vicinity. ll9s
Pine grove and sea view cottage and u acres of
ground adjoining MIR. Aspnwall's properly. 1000
By I'm. H. Franklin s San.
@ as by by 100 fee 0.. .-'. e 5000
The store and lot 296 earl st 25 by 80 feet 6nches
on side and SO feet inches the other. 1915
81 side, ca and 80 feet the other - - 1o55o
BY BY So feel. e ..........-..... - -. - ~ 1900
BIZ E. n. Ludi0p & Co.
lot on 18th st. near 6,hayenue, 25 by 100 feet l45O
. lots do same sze-each 800 9 600
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
rT Second Apniyer,nry of Ashland Divis-

ION 30. IL -. of T.-Ashlsnd Division No. H. Sons of
Temperance will celebrate their Second Anniversary
Monday Evening, The 18th a. the Rev Dr. Burcharda
Church corner of Houston and Thompson sts Goo
sn.akrs and singers are engaged the occasion The
Ashland Institution Sisters Temperance and the knck
erbocker Uaon No 5 Daughters Of Temperance are ex
psct-d be present IN ni Eesahs Members oi e oFoef
and The public are invited 10 attend.
Exercises 10 commence d, half past O'Clock.
n B. Members OF lhe Division are requested 10 meet al
their corner OF Grove and Hudson o'clock pre-
esely for the purpose Of proceedpg 10 The church In
body EBEN. BATES Cnarinano OF
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

THE BOOK OF USEFUL KNOWL6OE6'
n APPLETON & CO. nave Just published Cyciope,
~. dia OF Six thousand Practea kecep and Colasrs
Information The Arts, Manufacurea and Tfaaes incuG
ing Medicine Pharmacy and Domestic Economy Sy A J.
Cooley vol svo illustrated with numerous wood cuts-
Price 81 25 strongly bound In leather
Mr. Cooleys work comph'es large variety OF matter
adapted 10 almost pursuit in which preparations OF
any kind requisite, from The wisrst OF sne
and Mechanics Of every Occupation
Artisis ofevcry Experimental philosophers IN eve
ry a aud the puveyors OF nouratment IN ne
endless variety OF satisfying The human appei.s o h9nge
and Ihirst-a will find in the encyclopaedia OF Practical Re
eips adequate and correct informaiUn To thelf utmost de-
rs and need best most ami most eco
nomical methods OF perecng the various articles which
they NAV require. 1t volume essentially necessary In
svsrv f.mi,y and factory LIS 2ts
Lalely puolished-A new edition OF Dr. U,es Dieuonsl
of Arts auufacues and Mines with Sup plement vols
svo 1900 engraviDgs Price, bound In leather IS So Sup
plemen, do separate price 81 paper cover 30 6ound
History Hydraulics and the Mechanic An. oy InoI- %
az Ewbsuk-iustsred with engravings. vol 8vo-S3 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
~ & Kepetition of the Christmas Exercises

II & Repetition of the Christmas Exercises
uf the Sunday Schools attached Menodisi EpI-copal
Cbu,ch in WieisL i'll take psce on Monday evening
l9lh, 1916 Doors oclock-rxercises TO COM
Inence all. Admission one Shilling.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
l. Singing by Glass.
Prayer.
s. Due, and Chorus-My Father Land, by Rachael and
Sarah AusteHd.
4. Opening Address; by Master James Anguish.
). Quarlelte-The Wandering Stranger.
&. Puelic AddTes5-Fnmly Worship in q Corage by Ann
E. Vanco-
l. Tue First Missonary-elected-b Sarah Louisa Bel
den
8 Singing 10y the Clsss-The Old Granite State.
g. RcitsonThe Srict en- Family, by Helen Henderson.
10 Soo-Scepuc spare that Book, by Master j. Nicholson
King
IL Residing the Bible, bya Blind Boy, member of the
Sunday School
Is Poec Address Suffer little children 10 come unto me,
Il Duei-Soit IS the Morning Dew, By Sarah and Julia
Dean.
Is Hsgar in the Wilderness, by Louisa Thorn.
l6 S,uging by the Class
IT, Poetic Address-Chid in search OF Father by Sarah
Dssn.
IS Duet-The Advent by Harriet Hcyt and Charlotte
Losee.
49, Infant Class-singiug
20 Tee Maaiacs Address the Jailor, by Agnes Glider
sleeve.
81 Due.-The wanderer. Farewell, Sarah and Julia
Dean.
p Observation-Disclosures and Mary, by Sarah Louise
Beldeu.
IS. Snging-The Old Armed Chair, by Sarah Dean.
% BencdicIion. 81 2ds-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

The CONCORD FIRE-Hills PatrioI states that
the loss by the fire the Concord Railroad Depot has
been overra,ed The whole loss will exceed $4,000
and the loss of Messrs Gilmore Clapp. over their In
surance will range from $4,000 10 $4,000
t There were two cases of suicide in New Or
leans on the 7th inst VIM Jackson his throat with
a razor and Adam Mitchell killed himself by taking
opium. They were both Incorporate men,
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
Markets 80. Carefully reported for The Tribune
FRIDAY Jan. 10


ASHES-Therc is but very moderate business doing
to-day. Prices without change P OTIS are 3 1913
cit and Pearls l2i.
COTTON-The sales to day have been larger than
usual of late amounting to about 600 bales of which
lot of 300 Florida sold for 65c. About $50 bales
middng fair Texas also sold for export price
not made public. Freights 10 Liverpool are uns,tted
for while know Of some Gotten being shipped to-day
at 81 per bale other lots engaged at I'd ID. The
market strong without exhibiting any actual advance
The following the quotations for strict Liverpool
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
anctio,1 Sales.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auenooesr.
k HANGS, RICHARDS &; PLATT.-s.c.s
nn.nt. fo- Apetios S.Ies
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS. Jan c..Dd .,
1n.S ntE SntE OF ESeLI.a BooKS-An extensive SCI
SsuapLe soleete. Of Engsh sooss r-e.ouy received
works history eiviniry al ~, l.w
medicine surgery voyaS-s .ad na1s, bellies e.re. poet
picturesque and ornamental WORKS books In forr lsn
gu,ges. &c
= COTTON a. co. Auction and comns.zoa W..
vance. msd- eon.gnments and prompt rrearns nssa
sHraIrr sALr,of one bay Mare and ono set Harnesa.
THIS DsT, ssassa.y. J.a EA.
tablshnent eomPr',Dg printing presscs, type. txnres
books of all descriDton, &c 20
At in4 O'Clock si tha store No, 81 Ann$t
ssssiEr s,LG-A large assortment; OF pernus,y epc-
o. 100 dog rntsy and other shaving soap es.t:e TO-
prepared chas, NC lc
Atlo. O'Clock al No 100 Pi,,-.; corner OF Stanton.
The stock and hrure. rf reNi grocery store consist
ing OF ,ug-rs leas coffee candies srd cheese huusr,
sca~. weights brushes oils brcor,s spices together with
the fixtures OF the stor-. Also. oos grocery wagon.
MONDAY. Jan. isSh,
A, tho Store No. "a Ann-st
SHEsFrs SALE ofs large quantity OF e!axant sooseooad
ge,her ~hh larg. OF other Books Aso Book
cases. ps,sr an and NxIi SSh:, ot5es tSrn'%re e, -
SHERIFF SALE Of German. China and other toys, small
Looking Classes Perfumery, se NC Also, qusut'y Of
sad Irons. sc
OY JAftEs N. MILLER
u TUESDAY. January 20h. ls&S.
Al I08 O'Clock, at the store No. ? l.,osrsy-st
Doors Shoes SRoGASs-loS cases Roots. Shooa ana
srOsans cons.uns OF every vaety-'ai.ahie for soaen
Western and Northern 'rsdts sale Positive.
THURSDAY, Jan. 22d. lsse.
At 10y oclk aths OF Is phari, Cose Co es
SOLE LEArBLR-5'co Sides OF HeDlock ant Oak Sol
Leslher. with other articles In the lioe.
THURSDAY February 5. 1875.
ici O'Clock, the Of wtlia p Mlor SIS Go!dst
opposite Ferry-st
5000 Sides of Sole Leather together with quantity Of en-
shed C-f Skius pper Leather roash, and articles
In the line. on credit ~ six morihs.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

yE Masonic NOtice.-lndependent Lodge No. l. un-
der The jurisdiction Johns Grand Lodge, in
quence OF the press of business will every Monday
Evening al their rooms iu Gothic Hall Broadway, ock
BY order OF II. g. ATWOOD, W. M
JONATHAN kNAPP Ssc'ry jl7 IL
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

B- Endless Punshment.-A (lse) Calvinistic Bap.
list CersyAu from CUnuec cut, will orcupy the pulpit OF
Unlversalist Church Sunday tomor
morning. giving hts for rejecting the doctrine
Of En- iless Misery He will occupy the pulpit IN the
evening. Subject The veil all naon." Isaiah
g. 4 g. Rev Rayner (many years III the Episcopal
ministry will preach in Inc afternoon. Services al The
al hours. The churchis near Broome.st. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MEMS, BOYS AND CHlLDREN'S CLoTHlNG..-
IVA GEORGE T. GREEN, 10 ChaihamsL corner Of
Peari-Wtl keep constantly on hand FULL and COM.
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF MEMS, BOYS and CHILL
MOST rAsRIoNABLE srY E. which would respect
fully the OF those in "A no hIS mads
arrangements receive Coth. Cdaeres petsss, &c by
every packct and tho Of experienced
Cutters he Piled himself give perfect satisfaction TO a
who may purchase.
n. B-arnl<y ads order af tic sAoresf notice cSd
ru,th strict p.rcf,.ahty oS eodisr
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

CSFighth-st. Presbyterian Church-By permis-
son of Divine Providence the Rev John Hunter will preach
this Church Sabbath morow), which occs
sion The wii be free 10 the pubic. ii7 IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
NOW READY. VOL !, OF THE E,v,,

WORKS OF THE ENGLISH PURITAN DIVlNEs,
w beautifully printed In l2Ino and Jou, aso
cloth Each volume Of this series will contain ABOUT oOo
nsg.s and one will be- published every three mon'ns.
nhscdbsrs TO the FIRST volumes Will receive mem or
81 So payable In advance The price 10 non-Suo'eiOe
will be so cents each volume . .,,..., sL.,.L..
The volumes will enriched with Biographical sketches
of he Authors and Notices upon The character OF nen
works oy distinguished wrters h,
The design contemplated IN the present ,cnee y 70
The reach OF al classes OF the religious public the In
r.Inabs Writings of the EDglsh Puritan Dvines; and
while The sees will comprise works by we'll known authors
.ncb "a HowE Baxter, BUSYAs, CHAkSocK, &c. many
ohrs iIl he printed in great measure unknown
F;yery work will be printed without abridgment
Tbs frat volume ready, consists OF various works
from the writings Of JoAs BUNYAS with Lie OF The An'
thor by the Rev. James Hamilton London.
The t.rt volume may all the booksellers and
subscrbers nses received Any Bookseller who has not
VET had specimen volume, obtain one on sPpheauon
10 the Publishers.
Minister'S Sabbath School Teachers and others VINO
an inieres, IN Inc circulation VI werks
fully requested 10 make known ihs Cheap hslg9as rao
''A Publishers, l6l Broadway.
y So well has this new undertaking been recelSen N
Ensand that before the frat volume Wss reaoy tns
Usher had obained seventy thousand snoscloeIs u 9e
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
amnsements.
Mopsr,s TE1.EGRAPa.

RY the permission of Prof MossI public EXHIBITION,
=, - haFLAS.IioS ano E1rssINENTs with nis ELLeIso-
MASSkrlc TELIesArs III De given in The bsoAnwA1
TARESSAcLr. MONDAY EVENING Jan. jaih The TLLE'
I.Hnd ri T-,tsah sna i.s oo'e 9perason M ] s1
OF extend- fom the G.vanc Battery around
ride wall OF the ab-rpace win ee shown how il Il thai
person in Washington send intelligence every part
the L. in stnnt of time wherever wires
t.na-dI ard re-e;ve answers back al The ssme time
HR CoLToS Nv has The privilege TO oder The above
hhoul Will the hrs; hour rorl y IN s3l with Sc
OF he brilliant EXPERIMENTS In CHEMIsTsY-se-
lced with view crowd much interest ssole into
ev-uirg Doors open hal. past Entertainments to
commence at half pssi o'clock
TICKETS . CESTs-For sale ~ the principal Hotels Mu-
sic AID Book Stores, and a; tho door IlI gus
A jtsRICAN MUsEUoI-oSE DAY oNLY-saur-
n day Jan II. ls4s.-Grsud Hohdsy for Ladies' Chill
deu Schools Splendid Performances In the s,rnocu 81
ococs AID 10 The evening a u O'Clock Las, Day Posi.
lively, and Farewell B-ntt, o; the famous Scotch Giant
who :: fe- high he CiiSntrss the taest
Hs:ns stsndns e-s fee inches high. The'e
Perfect Goahs a: modern lines lake their Goal leave OF
cal Danclag figures also Nessrs r Hall, Hsrrison, Mrs
Philips Billy Whi;.ocs Laughing Gss
Admission. y cents chtlfr-r an'rr 10 l21 cents
NJ hH-fHHk SACkEU MUSIC socesy-Hew
beautiful composition will he p-rJrmed by the Sacred Au
society al the Tabernacle. Wednesday evening, 3is
M Mis-. J. Nor,hal, sopr.no
Mrs. G. L. Andrews, Soprano ber second appearance in
this city.
Mr Edward Sheppard, Basso-wi'h full orchestra and
The Performance VIII be conducted by Mr.. hewitt, the
composer.
OrsanIst. Mr.. II. TimnI-
Tck,is so ns eacb-for the music Sores: saxton
Miles .csdway Geo. F. Nesbui. corner OF Wsl and
Wat-rsts; J. B. PetSins, No. Wailsi j. d. F!androw
2ss Bovvery. and =; the door OF the Tabernacle
forming members OF ihs Snce'y viii please ap
ply for their tickets Mr. Whock No Sc CsnalsL )o su
MUSIC AND MIRTH Nj Pamos-Tbe Harnoue,
l'l oGs Grand Musical Soree voca. instrumental ana
operate, This Evening prsng srard Secular Con-
cert Ethiopian Opera Admission IS cents Tickets al
Messrs Ssxton Mtless Soossore the Music Stores
aud nj the door Private hoNes and seals NAV I've secured at
the Box Office from 10 o4 O'Clock during the day Doors
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
nun paRAGoN OF AMERICAN

rWsPAPERs.-HEwITT'S EXCELsIOk-No 2of
,brs aoendit Illustrated Periodical, Veing with me
zoos. npero London Illustrated publications., Will be issued
rbs, number contains "a ogiral Eubsishmens design
~ and eyecated expressly this paper together With the
following varied and Interesting
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
yondel Tale Of Old Manhattan, By c. z. Hoffman
Irdisn sketches by H r Sctoo!creit
Architecture BOOK Table
death OF Pilgrim, or Annual Restoration IN Once.
Fine Arts. franklin
Ia Reflzgggle Ell al Gunh!la
Loneliness. Love OF Inc Wih.eraess
Literary Revolution.
Lives OF Remarkable Painters, No. IL
Mshomctansrn in America
Mount Carmel. Music
Significant Extract
Serious Thoughts for Sacred Times.
The Loveful Di.cpline.
The Duke and Viola
Wintsr AmDsements No IL
Who Viii be Governor Of Oregon.
Wholesale and retail as No Asscr Ecu'' ens , si a'
QepQQ. lto -
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

~ window shade Depot, No. Spruce-st.-
On o nsr aIyyevs on hand. Persocs about furnishing their
ho vii saye II ess, 100 per by calling the De-
pot r,s.I :, ~, - = 80 -, y ~ - =, rn :, 4: :.
-, AZ. -, ELS isl
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

T.RCE SKEIN SERVINGS and Floss Slk-For
Fnses Gmps Tasses &c OF all eolors best quality OF
sig rn1 approved size OF tnread fronl soc S
a,so ~ 3, suu IA Pesrlf-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

r-kIIeu Dodworth's Private Dancing School,
No ..s BInnmest near Broadway. Polka, mazurkE and
ali other fashionable dances :srght In correct style
dS5 SniH
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17

Turtle soup-Ttis enervai1g preparation
,sSSSSC vii be as usual ready al HAzARD's Pewter
Mug 7 Frankforts;- a. u NJ this dsv Hot
Lunch every day from IL 4 NJ. until 2. ?. NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
sCARFs, ORAvATs AND MUFFLERs.

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a THE Now-fork Cssh Tailoring and 0SutouSh's
"A General Furnishing Establishment, 1877 Broadway ree
doors bsow the Franklin Boure choice assortment Of
fancy articles for gentcmuus wear comprising tho
ncsi desirable assortment OF scars crsva and enre
style ofmufers Indispensable for gentlemen travelling
Also full VI over coats, cloaks ana Sacks
.tsrly hand manufactured s tho boat workmen In The
city and soio reduced prices
MI iaf j. T.. HooTH CO>
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-17
Crppv. Secretary. dis 2meod
NEw AND ELEGANT oARPETINGs.

Just Rrce;rsc,
Rx ,be lntest arrivals, several Invoices OF the
rnos beautiful patterns OF ANMiSsrES oAsPETiSes Afo
srss, variety OF FREacH AUBusoS CARPETS suitable or
Inc richest and splendid Of furnishing together
with the best assortment OF OIL GLorh ever offered 10 Inc
n,hi;c with all arncss connected with the trade
Persons furnishing private residences, Hotels OF Steam
boats, would md II 10 Ihelf advanage to csl n;
die 2yisT REUBEN SMITHS. JR 25i Broadway.