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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be-
r.g-,-u Taviof Smh. ta- day Dissolved oy riutus!
eoa--n The business tie ale INN vii DC settled ~
GERSHOM 3. SMITH The undersigned *II continue
'1e o1 IN - * W. ''---- c. 2 SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

ALLEN DDDWORTH's Private Dancing school,
n No. ia Broom--s DroeG~oy.-A. u. would Deg
leaye 10 inform MS friends and 70, public that naT1ng
made great and IN pr0T-rrnts N als rn' by
which the s.zs and accommodated are very mGcd III
vii, his Class.s 70. the Tuesday
Oct 6th al P u. for Ladies' and Children, md 2 u
f0r Gentlemen.
The instructions include all The faahi"nabls dare. Of
The ts-. 80 1ihs
Terms. Le made known by applying al he School
.CHOOT Hampstead Seminary Hs.e Boarding school.
- f{.rrpst-za l. L li-s from The Ciy, branch Of
tn. I Rs!.rnad The INTER VII commence ID u
Novr-nber Circulars II Charbefiia 81 Ce3ar-st The
principal his noni. al Broad Fsy.
" 2rsrod- DUNN !. 81 Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

E. hfee sOgy house,. he NORM sos % % IsLise
A@ Immediately Eat Of and within Tlsw OF ToupklSs
square They are bu and aaLsbed IN Ihs beat nsaDer
here are handsome Egyptian mantss &c ia'ntSeao's
ssisr IA inirodaced They will lie aold or leg on isyofsbe
;r. IIiedi possession may 90 ssd FoI tsFins ap
,I.' 90 ~. o,,1pis.s or TO z HOGAN, - Bsehman-s
To Let he lsrg. Cellar eorsor OF sseknsn and Ciid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06
n.NCING ACAnRMY 100 "a

DRIF ATE DANtINU AtADEH1 10, = EAsV
/ HrDsawa7 corer N CintOr-st. ientraace IL CLIFTON
Ma. PIrker vishs- gre notice hrr friends scc
ratrDas IN gas- Broadway and vicinity That she intends
ccrn-ncfug r classes Monday, October 5th, N ,ss
..- be had last Deys u iuItOu, HondsJs
ana Taursdays Morning cE.s for Lsie- y c'elork-
Young LAcie-' and Misse-' cs-s O'Clock issfGuon
LIZ N al The and fA.horubl- 5snee-. ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

WANTED-By q respectable ioung W9inGa VIII
w good CITY reference siustion TO 30 cha1berrork
and sewing anc is6- children Would make -r-
s- ger-rsy u.etEl Please inquire % Wn!;e--t in the
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

At 10 O'Clock, al No. Spruce-st
SHTRIFFs SALE OF tho contents large Printing Es-
adjustment. consisting OF Types Cases, Blocks Imposing
Stones Chssss Presses OF various including CYL
uder Napier press. Ne Press Boards lot bound Books
Desks Stereotype Plates for several valuable works fx
lures and Steam Engine and Boiler, &e &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

xr. SHOPS TO LET, with steam Power,-To LEI,
e he premises IN Nos 20 and y BoDerJ
NJ There ar. three srgs bGildings with good
spatas The premises occupied laundry or
wa.oiug estabiishHenL Apply
% 3ds 4. < g. RAYgoR, 10 Bowery.
GA TO LET-PGfn4sb-df for the WiaLrr-A geutsel ryo-
L story boass In Yrsnkc-sc first block West Of Broaa
way Particular, may be learned By applying q ~
BroS1sr up s:.ir. % 3;eod'
81 ROO Ms WANTED By mall fEaiiiy-& 2zIor,
a. r@o bed rooms acd sitrhen respectable pstgbc
hood Of the 7th or 9Th Wards. Please address eo1
1920 lower Pod Otsee naming the location % ga
ga FARM POK sALEis the toEn Of as5rscn,
" chichester county, the direct foss I.oi IT,.
WHIT Palms,. miles from Rye. y IRON " t..s
PAtas q, from steamboat lGnsng aEc IRON a.mar-
onecE-e1rtatning about 60 seseA Dhdings A.1 etee.
n zo, oter stnaron Tery fine add lag = Sixs seso
a ssirv.on FOR terms &c apply 20 L D. ~
n1TENr BILL FILEs:-Js.t ssessvsS, ss -.
800 - AN gr offered al stotessse ma re-
!. -, e. - y @eIT ios price, by FRANCIS LgUTREL-
o5 4v Mxzs1.cturfnz stz;iecers, a Assass-Ianc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

MOTT E.-Th- Receiver. OF the Farmers and Mechsn
! Nics' Bank Of New Brunswick will demand, al
their o!fce IN New Brun-wics, y J dividend ofrfey
the lar upon ,hs certificates Issued by ihetn
presentation OF -sid certificates by holders thereof
By order OF the Chancellor ! SpADER,
rs - John VAN DYKE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

(tVYEN tWAI.-Persnr. gr.irt-t H1e1raeIi-tiT
u S=ursyi= PEs-. Pans q ne L11s SacS 1c or zn
oil, PANS arEnS from n--~0rs a.ecc1s- Afe informed
sas a No Arrray- lie Gz!gsc4c Eng ere Ten - 4!
ho7l money AID without Prce Cheap -oough surely
All all Ez-ug consIeare IL hen are invited 70 ca. ad
-. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

n EDWARDS LESTER. American Consul al Gre
y. requests all his friends and correspondents 10
ard sheir communications To him through Harnd-n
Co.'S HNpIrss, WalsL pyepGd or they viii not be for
uar.i.l O i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

BOOKS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE SUBSCRIBERS haze hand aud viii sell whole
SAFE r-tsii. large o School. Classical.
theological and Miscellaneous Books They invite country
merchants teachers and others examine their stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Publishers of Sanders Series OF Readers, Bradbury's
Musical Works, Hi,chcocS's Geology GayI Chemistry.
Gales Philosophy. Porter, Reader, &c Also, good
assortment OF Stationary.
seaT MARX H. NEWMAN ( co. 20 Rroadwsv
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
VOL. II.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
By F. c. JONES l. j, DURDIN.

TERMS:
Two DOLLARS gear in adUance-Two
DOLLARS AND Fifty CENTS If paid
pithin three month-THREE DOLLARS
if not paid Dithin three months.
ADvERrIsEMENTs inserted at the rate of ONE
DoLIAR per square Of TEN LINES or less, for
the s9insertion, and FIFTY CENTS for each
npHaSnce. All Advertisements must be
marked with the number of Insertions requii-
ed, or they will be published until forbid, anc
charged accordingly.
or Political circulars, or notices for the benefit
of individuals or companies, charged as adver-
tisements Articles of a personal nature,
when admissible, at double the above rates
and payment required in advance.
No Job Printing delivered until paid for. except
to those with whom we have regular dealings
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
THE Law OF THE FINGER RIVE

THE Law OF THE FINGER RING.--Ii
a gentleman wants wite, ne wears a ring
on the first finger ut the left hand; # he l.
engaged, he wears It an the second tinge';
it married, on the third; on the fourIh, a
he never intends to get married.-Wh-n
a lad. is not engaged. she wears hop
or diamond. on her frs, finger; ii engaged,
on The sec md il mlrrIed, un the third
and ON the fourth. it she intends /, die a
mud. When genilemin present. a tan,
a flower, or rrinkets TO LAZY, with the let
baud, this on his part, is an overture ut re-
gard; should she receive II with the lef'
hand, il is considered as an acceptance oil
his esteem; bli II with the right hind. a.
is refusal OF the cffer Thus, by iew
simple tokens, explained by rule, the pas
SION of love is expressed.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
AIssissipPi Rssisllturr.


Both branches 81 me LEGISLATURE a-=eE-
bled IN their respective aa1s a. lAs CaP,s
on Monday, January S. tsss.
The Senate proceeded % oaEos ies Pre-
sident, with the ioi,sWiag rssans
6. T.Swana, a Rankin. Is P. Br-css.
s scattering 5.
J. A. Wilcox waz re-eleesed secretary.
and Mr.. Hudson doorSeeP~F-
The House Of RePvrsraaiives as ca
si 20 order a. "a o'c.ock, tas ueaseers
sworn in, and the Hoas- Preer-1s3 - tae
election o. SPeakes. a. islowss
Jas Whitfield, Of Lnwnles, sas Ias- "a.
Smiley, OF Amlie, e. lanes Wai-. 81
Holmes, lss B. HrnRrdy, Of Carvst, =
E. d. MoassomsSy, 90 LoWn5ss, 50
elected clerk Nc. NorgA. rsallas s.csS
E. 5. PARISH, dOogkssP@E,
The usual messages we're iutsreaanse&
and a Joint eonmluee appointed - .aa,ru
the Governor thar tAe Jwa Houses hai alss
and organized.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

Com nod,re Sew ri IN letter in the
papers attempted 10 inv ,lIdaie portion
If G. J lngersnIl's History Of The War It
1919. Hon. Albert Gallstin (the only
survivor OF President Madi~on's cabinet,
aud Edward Coles, hi priv ate Sc retar. /.
voluntarily lesrii, to The authenticity OF
Mr.. IngersolPs statement.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
AsToNrsHrNG L1BERALITY-On the "a

ASTONISHING LIBERALITY-On the part
of an incorporated company in Lowell
A young lad lost his arm last week, at Low
eI. by its becoming enlangled in The mach
merry. A present Of THIRTY THREE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS was made up for him three
hundred of which was given by the compa-
nv, and THREE THOUSAND by the
hands employed, the female and male
operatives
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

A Novel WAGER "A youth, named
Mallny, aged sixteen, undertook Tor wa
ger OF ElO, 10 take up from the ground IN
his month, me hundred eggs. eaeh being a
yard aparI, and place them one by one IN
IA tub of water at SINE distance, in fifty
inmates. He achieved the feat in forty
eight minutes, travelling over five miles and
three quarters in Ihlt period.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

- - Frosssra ~ sas Prss-ss ys.r. ss
t1e@ss
Aaaator's warrs-ss tsss-3 prssr - la.
usy I. l>ss. "a 61air1. - fsas,l al
&c n ~ year l>t6. SluS.>t5 .. e.
peases q ne Legi-iataFr. $SaO00 -
>aste Ess-xnm<zs tcx 1876. STA ooa-
Tea. SssS.StA
Il ~s8 se Seen thag tAeSe as~ itsssS 81
sa.tisPsusaes secrsssss. aa3 ua-ss be 49,
49, tor. fhey icare a ssrFlzs ~ SllS,-
- - ~ thc lst lssaarv. I>E-. Ts-rs
IS heeo $40 1850 he trsz~arx a. ..sss.s
lsaues. "a acco-ai q tAc S~u-sszry fsaA
S19.St> =. ~aa-h draular b a. a.
teresi 81 ssght Psr e~at. s1a sais 49, "a
>tUckoSsS AZ. sa3 sAers kas brea Paia "a
s-cc1a; 6 ne S,aklag fsa3 $4,000.
i = - PaiPaaiy la,t shas th~se isesaz
saz,Al BE- sPeo1sy a1jssae3 $50 ne Pis-
-sc ersi,srs. tAst | 81 a. Ga hsSFsy -
arr-s thcm On toGr attransa-
sEkrE szxINAkH.
Th~ 6rst pas usras SGD - uaa3e to
the Seaiasrs sal Ia lnE.iSz'is. has
sera tesscs a. or.Sr1 "a L.afaseas ea-z-
n. geere . sl.sss.e - kss h>ea pzccar-
"a 80 th~ hiiaAngx- TA< trzsse~s Aci9 a
Ee~'5as - la,y. l>g5. sas ssAscsassiiy
farnt.A-t &c "a FFazsed evp'es - tarlr
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re l.sgtslaszre. A. saFr FFssftra 80
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IN tarir esa.trsetssas csasearrare aa1
daraAstv h-iag eeaszisei Faraer taaa
bea-ry sai esaa--Hs reos1nes3 ut
49, san SCI HFsu s. hnaaas - A1,ssd
- sex tAe1San -eaars-
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F tA- ssrncx of - faaz,ce.' Bsak. an -
Z a. Z a. laFe-scs IL g.s $, q q, lszl "a
siit1S-e. hsss gr-si t-eA - teriaro1
a. ~ az 81 Ccasee~s atkl = sae tssa-
E fsea 81 hzis, czg ut ~hscs Il ser'lag, TIE
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T sls -. hs@esrF. AS S>s.sso. so ssse-
+ ga NrtrS laErFr-s oa tast aun 80 aas "a
$50 r. $40 T.. IN uas - go. au.iss
. TIE azasi soleaan - asa,uea g. Fay n tark.
F d - a. o. Is,sssl IN. - o. C..asrrss~ -, -
. Eae ebikr~a wifhin hrr s.srr-, 60 1859
e-s-essl ssa->.Rsaaa ~ 60 -.s-s~s aF.aFs
. I a.a -aiy re-~ss1r.i 80 Ns-ss~seFa -
Grser ~ ~ th~ rrsr,..sA 81 -.fsaeitsng
. fssf5-c al tAe ueaas q e,tzeslfsa iraza
E her eaa c. iren. sd $685. saatgaS
|sac sa-stsea o. vus ~aAss iss1zssrsss
the >ssres lrgsl kaaall,v Ia aauo@zS
+ ai tk.s fza3 NV es sra,-3 a. fsls~~s
e Amo1as 80 - SAFE treasafy, $laa.es>
E is ertaes-.lf al lalrrzss ta gee
VI F.zntrrs Rzak. AloANa
E To &c e,l.ee,e.1. - b. ssas asaas
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

AZ IL o'c,0ek ta-dly ths GaErfnet tFaas-
united 70 both Houses ghs fsl.eEfar M-s-
sage (uHiuPs-anr F1-u1as OF Mach sc
are compelled % ontIs-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

S-si 40
Nat sls,sss,sss 49, - ,aas - tAss
6su3. pr-po~e ta speak ~ ca2zsSusa
SO asosAsS saal-st.
EktLkoAa xNS-.
Wuhia xery - dsss afer tAe a.
icarn-neat ofsAr L~ssslss-rr - lisa. -
Zen u,ls~sae~rs q ta~ ! sekssa A. 8raa-
asa Rslroal ani Bss&Ss C.=aqaas ussao
a. apel.-ats.a % re s. t.eass-ass ies-s-
sad dnars e ~ TO Per ceai. t~aa
i-sasi - a. cs-eanv ~ a. act a sse
LEGISLATOR. appr.t~d Fsarssry -. l>sA
'ree persss hsnsica ~ as 81 ~ e'saa,..e-
IA q sae &c 81 hastaS rSssFss. sss ~
x e h~lug slali rasai-s~4 ! tee@ka' 'as
tran hsrs q tas CO, ~ - ar tsFtsiieS
A. "a ssiv - ls-gfs. 80 IS 49, - -
&C.. -. =. 80 49, ~ assarY as aessi
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asay - ccaaelrss gae "a ~sthla ne re-
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a. ~ SsAool. sa1 - : esA~r g.srs''a
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-20

ScHR NASsrMoSp, sailed from this Port in February, and
has been heard offear entertained that the vessel
and all board lost, The vessel and cargo believe to
be insured in Wall street.
last = Port Maso3e en- her voysg. from ihr port to
and 5000 GS 90 W
srsss The cargo tsaye.l al'S IN wa.
EARL EcLsroS.The wreck Of this vessel at Nanuek.
ct lies nearly broadsde heelmg off shore The storm
s she viii b total wreck Her m.en ms mac u
gous and the flows freely through her The
quantity Of have ba, sas
1 hs % On b s su9 70 or
months old, owned we believe, IN Greenoek oh. .
ei, .. Britain cargo Of ice TO Canton before returning to
BAnK sy.AS JANE, Fletcher from Boston, for Smyrna.
waH. and other damage The Captain Mate and On.
cs.S;s repaired and sailed again previous TO The
BARK ARAs time since reported abandoned, pass
cd Feb. J. IN lat 80 Ion 50, by vessel st.Lverpool.
Br BARK CREOLE, from Charleston Liverpool, while
s nsa pss &c lost ''<' '0'' '''' u ~ . '0"
Bs1i u aot o .Sone on ns sc%doPss Is the u o seo
during the thick weather OF the 9Th Of February and fear
sHr NEsror for New Orleans, put back to the Clyds
Ty..so@ H,%su5ss lss New Orleans: PUT to BIs
cRof Hsse' "'''' ''' 'e'''' '' - ''" pumps
SIR BEs Loao.p. from the Clyde for Mobile befor. r.
se ssho TO dssnser % has been assisted of and "
yEsEL AsHoRE-Ths Bossn Journal reports y.s.e sup
posed brig, ashore Secunnet Point, 18th We
says the New Bedford Meaeuryl the vessel will
be the brig Baltimore from m sdelpha Boston
which anchored he breakers Suchoet
distance from Sscunae the 18Th when she might easily be
mistaken for q vessel on Seeunnet.
Foreign Ports.
BRxMrs, Feb i9-Au ship Obers tBrem) Ertsr, FIN New
Orleans Jan 10, bark DIANA Brem) Alter. de- Feb ships
csleuir1 sid 1.-Two, Johnson, for Boston; Siberia,
Bartlett do; Dec az, Woodside, Scobie.
Toplif, Charleston.
BrAUMAaIs. Feb Is-sd Montreal, New Orleans
BRisToI, Feb SID Kennebeck, New York,
New York. - ~" -' "
oeas Feb sid Lord Glenns for Chsre.ton Emgrant
po.,aa GOOD HOrr, Dec a,-r ship Tiber. Snow, from
CS9rn n n Feb s-Au wensksb from Charleston.
Issn. Ala Mn I! AT tsnip CHINA tB rnrnbulI, New Or
2, gun veo Washington Phil ,delphia: nth bark
Ann haley for N York; aud Miehisan so n 18th
I'd, Unicorn, Boston. EDWARD, do Nessof, ao'
DEAL, March l-An ship Nathaniel Hoop., Chnrch;I,
from Nfofk for London sailed Fsh ~ Sill,
Barmosei y, North Bead, Croker. NYor IL. PorIissd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-20

The debate upon the Oregon resolutions is con-
tnued in the Senate, At the rate of speech per
diem The only distinguishing peculiarly in Mr.
Archers style il the frequent ntenogatories which
he propounds to the President For instance -
The resolutions before the Senate propose to dis
solve-what? The convention for the joint occu-
pancy of Oregon-whenl At the end OF the term
succeeding the notice to Great Britain-why1 Be-
cause of the increasing difficulties existing
wherel In the disputed territory arislng-howF
lar and methodcsl and entirely NE converse Of tho
grounds assumed by Messrs. flanagan, Allen,
Atchson, Dickinson and Cass. Beg pardon Of the
General for placing him at the tail Of the Gusrd;"
but he keeps so omnousy still OF late, that we b.
gin to think he Is Illuminating upon the exPsdiences
of the line OF forty-nine.
In the House there was little pas dc deur be-
tween Mr.. Fries OF Ohio, and Mr.. Echenck, one OF
his colleagues, on an amendment proposed TO the
harbor bill by Mr. F., for a subterranean railroad
from Kentucky, through Ohio to Csnada. ioI the V
Messrs. Bebb (whg candidate In OHIO for Cover.
nor,) and Schenck, as may wish to smlgrate. see
House report. We hope there will be NO street
squabble upon this amendment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-20
MARITIME HERALD
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH 20.

Cleared.
Bris Sterling, THOMPSON, Savannah Durham 4 pimoD.
Brig CaIolins Sherwood. Charleston. Durham < Dimon
ss cfTs,rs Rowland
s Sch; yss Racket WCa; rsSsSh, Hand
sehl Pomona, ,ctowsl!, Fisdsri s sSaiS.
seSt Radiant, HSs Irwin a Piasidsnee s''''
Sem R.1Sa Esssss so S..o AmssSH
sioop Champion Racket, Previdence.
Arrived.
with ndse &c to Durham ni%on A SD h N co Win hr
banchrd Blanshard for Southerc port Let ship Neste
d,y ;ap a. 50.
long boit bottom painted lead color about %
.pas &C. The Hudson S.: ssp.fi
eneed very heavy weather from the westward during the
mary good vessel heavy weather her receiving
great da%aSe IN addition TO he heavy ge. the Hudson
eaty during hepo,sss The took pilot on 1G me
gales. 7th INST while At aneher outsd. Of the
hook n The heavy blow parted her chain and anchor
changed signal. with bark Sarah Ann I'm New orissn, fol
fse I'm N.n Tor Bo s Ion h Of ssp h.nsa
eneed severe gale Of wind from 81 under close eeed
scbr Oscar, Phillips days from Tauu,on with mdse to
seh Hornet Paterson days from Taunton with mdse
bound to Philadelphia.
schr Ansset Crouch. days from Boston, with mdse to
schr Felipe, Thatcher from Halifax Ms with FISH, to mas
schr Hoatio Ames. Phillips days from Taunton, with
scht Sarah Hodges, days from Taunton with mdse, to
master .
Schr Exch.nx., Sweet, Suffolk, shingles
Schr Native, Branhan Virginia.
Below.
iship and brig
Ship Franconis, New Oresps-barks Lagrange St Mary
Isaac Mead. Saw ,nnah, and others
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Died.

- on wednesday morning 18th instant. Of lingering
illness, which she bore with Chrstan fortude CARo.
LINE wife of Daniel Nestle daughter of John b. and Ra-
chel Gassner, aged ~ years.
The relatives and friends Of the family requested
to attend her funeral this afternoon o'clock from
the residence OF her father No. Ia Mott street. The f
neral services at st. Paul's Church.
On Wednesday, the 18th instant, of lingering Illness
Isaac JARVIS, in the cast year of his age.
Inc friends and relations Of the family and Of his bro
ner Iophar Jarvis are respectfully invited to attend
his funeral from his late residence No IL East Eleventh
street this Friday afternoon at o'clock without fur.
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WASHINGTON. March Is, lS46.
= 4 1 Il

This civ ia startled this evening, with the melan-
choly report that Post Captain, William M. Crane,
u s. NJ, Chief OF the Bureau OF Ordnance and
Hydrography in the Navy Department, was found
ohastly wound in his neck, supposed to have been
inflicted by his own hand, in a moment OF mental
alteration Some one of our associates may give
you further particulars Of this lamentable tragedy
transacted business in hls office, connected with tho
affairs Of the department.
Another melancholy rumor 10 afoabthis evening.
to wit, that Mr.. Holden. OF the firm OF M'Makin
and Holden OF the Saturday Courier, Philadelphia,
exhibited to day nfallible evidences OF some mental
disorganization. We hope it may turn out to b
the result of an unusual mbbation OF some so, not
wthstanding Mr. II. is represented to US ~ strict
ly temperate man.
Another rumor is in circulation Of duel some.
where to the southwark, between DR.. Richie, and
MI. Stewart But sufficient, already for the day
is the evil thereof.
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PzEMJs oFEEx NUUyN.
BOWERH A1lFHlTHEA'THE.
SANDS, LENT f. CO., PROPRIETORS.

The public respectfully Informed that this popular Es
m lon iss1 Sse.Ins %sH arcS a
Ia'e IT'S
''-' ELEGANT NOVELTY
b found either in this country il Europe and At the same
&6s 10 III TROUPE
embracing til. hshe., order of and responsibility and
ti sss ~ sPTEHS 81 avD ART
DANCING HORSES,
rs: 1sssay Imported s This ssaas'y.
Ling s AT sSs mos. difficult dan
%s wn the ms ,1f
"''''' ''n' THE Polka DANCE,
r. Es.:ss
a The :y ss.s d:f: e
Also .sss,Sy ass marked a
FIGHTING PONIES
These dmnuve aud wonderfully taught auadrupeds
H NJ sfss
1s: ss % .
:ev: 4 4: each round and come again up to
q;
'N''' ''' Mr. R'1 SANDS AND HIS BOYS
Being the great model, Of graceful and difficult Po.u5ns
both IN this country and Europe will give beautiful and p
''' ''n''' TH ilss; sCUIPToR's DREAM,
As performed BY them recently the Park Theatre, and for
sas e. ;s:
ally the elegant and classic style with which they
' a'' GkE s i.ff'i 81 HORSES
Being the largest in number perfectly tralned
And the most eeau'ul II Appearance
THE wAk sISI isSissd AN IS Tf!RtyAppNes
The limit. Of sheet will not permit the prope
tors dwe length the beauty and spl.adT Of their
they manufactured by Mrs Kunna late Miss Rivers,
Of London and are the 49,,
OMly Pure Specimens of Equsstriam W~drobe
ever exhibited in this country.
When compared with the vulgar and tawdiy syeday t,sh
The public he: been il hi. city this
admiration Of every sdmirer Of true art.
TIE following list compses the principal performers be-
JOE e ef ME- 4 Dent. sand. oo CLOWN
s 3 e;.1 n,sh!0p' Asst Clowns.
TRAN. NJ, Gardu.r Mss.,.. Sands and sons. Mo.sy,
r:y wn s% Hsn. A. M:.s1a H. coaa..,. ashs
Ethiopian MlniHels. Measrs Carter, r. Whts c. White,
Bo1e, Is cents; Pit lax cents. mis- Str
NEW GREENWIUH. THEATRE, conner Of ysrel md
MYERS GssI ass M S,St.g M:.. nv
ersTressurrr, Mr. Q. M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Treasured
Mr. W Dnper-Acting AID St'ge Mansgsr. Mr. H. r 4n,
Joa-Mseha Mn M and Masies
Director, NJ. II. Meta-Costumer Mr. Tsylor-rroperne'
The public respectfully informed that this new and ele
CANT 'u''di6 o oi!l JpS,Ri'I:y SESsffS March m
With hshy efficient and talented company wSsh y Dc
Acting and stage Manager ,
NIB Admitted number Of ticket. will be disposed
Of Also. several q n. saloon. to let Also, lsrgs Ss.n
uyof superior building sand for sae TO be Lor.
with. Apply at the Box Office. ml3 Nv. m