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Among the items ofinteigence by the Cambria are some strong slgus that the differences between the French and British governments, growing out Of the Monipens CT marriage, are likely to form permanent cause ofaienation between the two na. . tons. The correspondence of the New York Jour- nal ofCommerce, from London, states that the Br- tish representative at the Tulleries, Lord Norman by, was ordered by hs government 10 absent him. seffrom the meeting of the Ambassadors, when they assembled to present their congratulations ts the young couple. Lord Normandy wrote to NJ. Gulzot. explaining that, under existing circumstan- ces, he could not join in an official ceremony of con gratuaon; but, at the same lime, stating his anxle. " to pay every mark ofrespect to all the members ofihe Royal Family of France, and among others to Ihe Duke of Montpensier, and 10 the Duchess as French princsss. He therefore expressed hone that he should be allowed an opportunity at some future period of being present. r1em The Mar quis attended accorngly, and was presented.
 Lord Normandy presented to M. Guizol Lord Palmerstons reply to the French Minister note on the original protest of the British government "It enters at length into all the points of the question: and concludes by insisting on the necessity of the rsnuneoton by the Infanta and her husband, on the part ofthemselves and thsir post1hy by this mar rage, of any rights which they may have 10 the throne of Spain" M. Guzot's reply is said 10 be couched in the most courteous terms. IL tconcludes however, by positive refusal on the part of ihe French government 10 suffer the Duke or Duchess of MontPenser to make the renuncai ons required of them. This document was unanimously approved by the Council, and was submitted to the King.
 Itis rumored that Lord Brougham has undertaken to appear as counsel for the French government in the British Parament-ihat is to state he case of that government.
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BOSTON-Per bark Msriha-20 scks coffee, 10 bales dunisscs 4s ha chests es 20 bbis poiatoes 200 bxs eandes 200 dn soap l2 cases iurnitufe sundries
 NEW YURK-Per bris Mobile-35 pkgs ta,ns sj ch.st tea 9eks A hs o 65 bas iobacc0 43 iron shut iers ls764 bHrs los bundles iron cks 1I0 bbls DOT aud ale, do eidsr lss frkins butter. 6O baskets wine. bxs tin eks 7hs pipes brandy 25 bxs glass, 50 scks coffee 95 kgs nails 40 pcs marble and sundfss
 NEW ORLEkNS-Per steamboat l. Day-26 cks bacon, bbs pork Is kss tosaes, hhs nsesd oil, 20 ks. buekwheai 2z2 do four 57 seks coea, 2g bbls IS do wh isky, 2l bxs c0rdals s4 bbIs s3 do potatoes, 10 kgs butter head beoves and sundres
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nEnR,pT. ur a.,T.ran.

Per steamboat W W Fry from Wstumpka-Tareton d scott l46 bnios; c W Tareton l20; E I. Andrews leO; Carlisle I17i Ruper McLeilsnd 96i Mnul- dil Terrell 80; Donald Marshall 7ii Lsavens Ma
 lone 6s; Rsss, Battle co 6l; Harrison < Robinson l; Andrews and Dawson 53; Desha, Smith co 50; Dick inson q Eustis 42; A Pope Son 43: Boy kin < NcRae 39; strsng d URick 34; Harws < Davis 3si Horton 4 Cioek 22; Gordon & Curry 20; Bull, Dyrhe co 20; II Fleming I6; Smith, wyckon NicolI l6; Punch Vaughn x co IS; Tartt, Stewart co l4i Goode II U Simpson 10; Walsh g. Smnh, Walker co 9, M Winners X co g. A Lsdvard & co {; M Waring 60 4; @ Henry 4; E ssamsn 4, Patrick. Irwin < co3.
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PUBLIC SALES.
BY s.I & 1. | JONES.

THIS DAv, al g o'c.ck al onr Grocer. Sale. Rooa. Ni ls offered l4rge assanmeni ni Gio cerirs Prodnce. Sr. Consisting in part ol- Mess nrd Pfime Reel and Poh
 ineinoari Bscnn and Shpuliers
 Snaar cured Hams Pure Gn.hen puder, New Sugar in hhd4 md hbl.;
 t;mlo~iler. lIyson and Puuchnng Tea; Pearl Starch; AdAu,nli"r Can 1--;
 Tnb,cco, choice brandr assorted Cnrdias; .'hanp.gue Cider; \ E Rum:
 Foreign and Domsstie Rrand,. Sc. &c. Ga WEDNESDAY,. lhe l6lh, a 10 o'.l1ck, al sales room, will be sol,I---
 One Buggy and Harness Sale positive Terms cash
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wAsHrSoros Cry, Dec. 8, ls4

You will get the message by this mail Little else was done in the House. Mir Clay's fngeman, Garrett Davis, sprung the party game by an i,nme daie call for the documents about ihe organization of government in Santa Fe and California The House adjourned without deciding the question.
 The message will speak with you for itself Itis a powerful well reasoned and high toned document especially presenting the of the country and the course of the administration inan attitude winch will command the respect of foreigners and defy the maleyoence of domestic facionists. It is a heavy blow at Webster and arrays his official acts as Se cfefary of State against his party speech at Phlladel phia in a way 10 expose his utter want ofprnciple
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conespondenee of lhe Reglsler and lournal.

WAsHINGIoN CITY. Dec. ', IS46.
 The Senate met to-day at l2 precisely-43 Sena- tors present-among whom were Messrs. Bogby and Lewis of Alabama. Mr. Dallas took the chair.
 On motion of MT Speigst, of Mi, the Secretary was directed to inform the House Of the organization of the Senate The usual orders were passed for the hour of meeting aud the furnishing of newspapers.
 A committee was appointed jointly with one from the House to wait upon the President. The Senate committee is Breese, Cnltenden and Fair field of the House, Mau,' Hopkins and Winthrop. The President informed the committee that he would communicate with Congress by message to- morrow al noon.
 In the House of Representatives the Speaker took the char al l2. Among the new members present were Messrs. Cottrell and Rowden of your State A resolution adopted motion of Mir Cobb of Gesrgia, determining the choice of seats, by lot, each member hay ng precedence his name was drawn from the box Mir P illsbury of Texas got the first choice and MT. Cobb himself about the last The other preliminary resolutions for organi- zation were adopted and the House adjourned
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BY MARSHALL, ROWE k CD.

TillS DAY, l6lh inst. ot e'alosk at Grocery sales room, the usual vareIv of Groceries, Western Produce, Be. . Ai-.. 9n cages Drab, Pearl and black tiaia Gaps brogans, Russetl do. ~a"s- ,A Ri. And-Por account of whom il may concern
 lsO lbs spnn Cotton Yarn. 6e
 Ahar which -Vmions articles of SIaple Dry Goods. Terms cash,
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CoLLktTos's OFFICE.

CoLLELToh's OFFIcE,)
 l7th Dec. lS46. { SEALED Proposals will be received until 2lth NS instant Tor the supply Of Ship ChaniIery. &c. o the United States Revenue Marine Vessel, fur this station for lhe year lS47.
 Lists Of articles required can bc obtained aI the c sfnm House.
 Bidders are notified to forward their prsposals to the ho" Secretary sf tho Treasury, who will not enieriain any offers rom person nor aciually on gagged in the basness 10 wbich lhe h,ds relate decl6c JAMES F.. SANDERS, Collector. Herald Trhann conN fi Iiinea
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pURIJC AlC TING.

tFs- Ihere ~ b- meetI"s ol he ilein"ctaiir Pnfia ot Washington rnnntv. at Bafnton, nn MONDAY. ilie 18th das of January nexi. Lr lhe Farpnsr ui appniniug lielegaIes To attend lh~ S'ae Convention for lhe noDinaiion of cahdisinte iOr C ,sefn"r al ihe ensuing eeciion. general aI'en. ,inuce Ia rruapsed
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CoLLEcron's OFFICE,

HUUIIts UHutIIlTtT IT. I64b. = FAILED Proposals will be received until 24th \ instant, for the supply oi RaIions ihe Pruy Oih"ers and Seaisen of the Uued States Revenue Marine Vessels on this station for lhe year ls47 [ The ralims for the cutter servIce is the same ss nhai allowed in the naval service emitting ibe iquor, nd consists of the articles enumerated in the foIlew. ng table, To vii:
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PArnENa.Rna.

Per steamboat W W Fry from weiuupks-Barnsy snd lady Moore and iady Col Nlg ioi, oHara. Messrs W T Elbsri, B q Moore, Capers, II Rivers, A Harvey, Adams, w Massey. Williamson, BF Black. Hsndrick Brewer, Duboss, Kelly A veriee, Bates r ] ] Walket ] Bates ST.
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THEATRE We barely haveroom to Jay that Miss J4ha 1Ern6sH appeared before us last night after nearly years absence, with increasel effect grace nd beauty, and won the undivided paudns of a ''s ''~- ''.'~s ~~u "s.~se'nu ,ir..hs onse of Weston, when several handsome bonouets were 'hrown at herfeet-a just tribute to her as lady and actress
 Mr Lowell appeared as Robert Macaire," which was so successful that it Is repeated this evening. with the burlesque opera of Buy It Dear,p in which Miss Turnbnll appears lo great advantage.
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BY TORRANCE < sTANARn.
 q. N. PARKER Auriioneer
Cdiaiosur Sale of iobasco

Cdiabsu, Sale of Iobaeco Oa THURSDAY, 3lst, Dec al 10 o'clock, gi sales ruon, wlhe sold,
 235O boxes Tobacco Comprising 9) d,fieren, brands of all on ,,ies m Ihe io~ins lerm-. Sume ua.Ier s lUO ca sh-l 10 $2M 20 days, io $500 go days, 2 In $500 1 months, , o $500 5'monthr, $50 is SI000 6 months, all over slOOO monlhs, for approved paper
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HY c. ". OGDEN.
 F. MIIRR IR. AncI

On WEDNESDAY,, Dee. i6lh. al 10t D e'clock will be sold without reserve hl lie store No I3a Dauphin si, recently occupied by Messrs Prden A Box. and knownas Chantcons all the ix'nres and furniture belonging to said store. oou-istins ei.-
 Large and small Liquor Stand Casks; Lamu oil Cans; two pair Scales; Show Gases; Glass Cheese Stand;
 Jaraned Tta Canisiers; Powder Canisiers i; Rlack Walnut Counters; Measures. Counting House Desks, and yatiet1 al other | .rtci...
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Hardware. Cutlery. 0sans. etc .
 D MAZANasnt A, 70.

CORNER ar WATER ASn kNcHASaK sTREkTs, IF Are now receiving from England and Northern c lies and will keep constantly on hhnd complete aS- Ofrvery article in e Hardware line. Such HAIR lRoN-R"iind. square aud Fht
 sTEEL--Gast tirrnlan. B>irI and Crowley;
 NAiI.S-Gui and Wrought iram 3d tn inches;
 HOLLOW WARE-AmerrHn. French nIrh English. TABLE AND POCKET CurLgRY-A splendid
 assortment
 Together wiih general assortment of every article usually found In their line io which they invite the ai- tenIioH a Merchants and iHntrrs. oct2I -4 VIM N BIsPHANG, DeuIisi. 0ls- Olhre SI. Francis suerI, srroud door be- nv Sl lose ph. nova
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Pnti,ralr1ien,s Nal..

THIS DAY, al 10 o'clock. al stores 7s and 77 'Vaer st. will be sold under he nspectian of lhe Wardens of the city, for account o whom il ma, concern,
 ? red plush figured Mahogany Centre Divsns Damaged on the voyage of importation, ex ship Waverl, from New York
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The cunard steamers will leave Liverpool only once month during December, January, February and March. The Caledonia will take out the last semi-monthly mail from lhls country. The Cam bra was to leave Liverpool on the 4h instant, aud V be the first of January packet from Boston.
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6S KEGS .elrcted Gioshen Butter, I.pdins OK ~sS brig Mobile, for sale by
 decl6 MARSHALL, ROWE & co EoTrON CAROS-20 dozen Whitte,nors's for O sa's by
 decls MARSHALL. ROWE & co HoiLuW WARE-IOO ton. landiug and ID store for sale by
 deci6 MAZ.NGE & co QDLoUGts-7OO Piopghs of various kinds, ia \ cladns Rngee, Nourse & Mason's make. lund ing aal for sale hy sa
 deels oMAZANGE X co Y INsEED olL-2O bbl. now an4ing from brig d-cls VIM RUNNEIL (NiGARS-lO1 N low pr,ced and aediun qua fife V just received per br's Mobile. for sale hy deeJ6 VIM il BUNNELL 4 ,HAMPAIGN bRANDY-3 ar casks ,intag- N of I8'7, superior article, this day received per brg Mobile for sale by
 decl6 VIM II pUNNrLL c UGAR-lS hhds choice Louisiana, inst rece ived S for sale by deel6 wN Ii BUNNELL CHoULDERS--s casks Cincianati; 'C HAMs-5 casks do
 SIDEs--5 casks do
 In store for gale b,
 decl6 VIM II BUNNELL G"sHEN BUTTER-2O kegs just received per M brig Mobile, for sale by
 decl6 SIA JONES RACON SIDES A SHoULDERS-5O casks hb Cincinnati cured. for sale by
 decle JONES EHRENCii BRANDY--5 half pipe. pure. in store N for sale by decl6 S1&l JONES = UGAR-Whle Havana for sale ty S deols LrBARoN & SON ASA FOR RENT-The one aud A half sior, E..eN Itnusa ad .n Moprne he A .en Rn, md st. Emanuel streets. The House has been thoroughly repaired, newly painted, &e., and Ia s desirable residence Also, ihe two slars D~sllias House, corner of St. hiichasi and w iik nson sts with large Garden attached Apply 10
 decl5 V BREWER AzA WANTED-A small House, or part of a c:A liouAe, hya sma family for TWO CT three nivntis, perhaps longer Furnished rooms, with or without meals wouid answer Address A. A., N ,h. office decl5E NAj ANTED To HiRE--a no, about l6 years w old, good house servant. Apply 10 declhd FLINDSAy SS UGAR AND MOLASS ES-Ianning from sch: SS Gen Clinch. 46 hhds choice Sugar; 50 barrel. Molasses, for sale by
 decl5 WN HALL s.LASTER-25 bbla Calcined {Iuhec miils) for Faleby deei5 oW SAVAGE EH lDF.S--5O0 Wet ssal,ed. for sale. Appl, lo ' decl5c A w MARSH. 37 Mobile Market SSUGAR, ,MoLASSEs & ORANGES - 60 hhds Sugai;
 25 bbs Moasse-; ai
 5 a Auakapas Oranges; llndng this day from schr Gen Clinch, and fur sale at the wharf by decl5 R MESLlER A DVANCF-S made on Cotton shipped to any .I "A the northern ports and io Liverpool
 derlo WHITAKER & SAMPSON NF OI.AssES--sO tbls landing anal for sale by TVS deei5 a4 cW '"pEN Rp iCE--l0 tlerces new CaioIiha for sale ny hA decI5 z W OGDEN VENGEANCE on ~ Ex NETWORK,
 PHILADELPHIA.
 BALTIMORE, and
 BOSTON, a a sight aad 60 days, for sale bv sfs
 GEO. CLEVEI AND, In, decI2 corner Royal and St Francis sts L..mERcHANr. ow BOYD, JR.
 LIME RCHANT d. co.
 SHIP CHANDLERS AND GROCERS,, deeil Nos 90 aud az Comlne,ce :, Mobile, F ! % for sale by ''' ID EFF TONGu Es---Of sslra large size--For IT hs | ntHIRt.t.X A (sO
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THEATRE

Managers ....t.s.. ..LUDL0W & su1TH Aluzg Jaanager......s. J. M WESTON
  Third nigh ol Miss Juli, rl,uiaH .yho h4. b.sn iec"i'-d ~nh gfeat shlhdsia fh.Fd nighi of Mr Lowell.
 V sfHs.diY Evsa,Hz. Dseeo,b.e 46. isI6
 Tie iutma ut
 ROBERT MtTAIRE
 tli5 iart'culr n'Iu-si Ffl - Afhifr ...#.. -...=s VT l3FeH flng ih- peiee Pa. ~Nritn by Miss lula
 fpr bull ,ed hr l.n.s1
 Aner Nhlcl, iie firrr sf ile
 DUMB BELLE. Ft9la..........- ......5.... .... MT Lowell hNh- .-.# ,...z...... Ms C fIsher To iudr Wifb tle nptratc bur lesqus ballet
 enti led
 AlfT TT DEAR. Ia "hh Miss In ubnlI will exernle several
 sprndid dances.
 P,issS 'J dde,issioa Dress Gi,clr and Pa,queite. eite........e.....5 50e second and Third Tiers fl Boxes and Gallery 25c
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Tho Washington Union commences the session ofCongress with a new and beautiful dress fine clear type and enlarged columns.
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Al the meeting of the Alabama Medical Society of Alabama, held at Selma on Monday week, the prize cup offered for the best essay the Medical Hsto- " of Alabama, wasawarded to pr. P. H. Lewis of this city. Tho production is highly spoken of, and is, we understand 10 be published.
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Eos- nber 2ah. 'sl6.

Tie Hon Samuel E. Moore, of PicSens county, at one time acting Governor of this State died a, his residence in Cairolllon on the 27u nll.
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MARINE NEWS.
Por. oS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10, isae.
CLEARED.

-
 CLEARED. sehr Gsn Taylor, Phillips, for Baltimore, by master
 ARRIVE sL. Bark Martha, Adams from B,stou, 10 ] fl Rivers ( ca.
 Brig Lyrs, slover, from Galveston h ballast, to Ter. Steamboat ] l. Day. Wood, nn Ns~ Orleans. Steamboat W W Fry, Bullart, from ws.unpks, wiih 1440 bales coiion.
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TLLUSTRATED BOOKS, ANNU AIS, &c- A The complete poetical works of Robt Souhsy illustrated with 6ne steel engrsvngs, volume.
 The poelical works ol Thos Moore, beautifully il lustraied, l vol
 Lad, of the Lake, illustrated with len fine engra wings.
 Scenes in the Lives oi tle Apostles, edited by H Hastings Wed-eight splendid engrnyings.
 Illuminated Gems of Sacred Poetry-6 beaulIful engrnsings.
 The Opal, pure gifi for the IIolydays for lSi7. edited by John Reese
 Tine Evergreen for lS47. present for all sons. eabsllished wnh ten eegrasings from desigas by Chapman.
 The Floral Year. embellishei with bouquets of overs. beautifully coioreI.
 The Gift of Friendship for is47.
 The Hyacinih for 1877.
 The PoeiicnI W orkH of Scott, Cooper and Milton fine editions. For sale by
 decl6 JOEI. w If TIE, 2S Dauphin st
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EOpLAND'S MEDICAL. DICTI0NARY-jn s1 three volumes. svo.. just published by the liar psi . and for sale by DOBLER, decl6 Bookseller and Stat toner, AZ Dauphin st.
 A History of ihe America Revolution. engraved with Maps and oiher Illustrations, also revised and enlarged by Rev. F l. Blake. D D.
 The werks of Samuel Johnson, |. I. D. with an essay on his life and genius, by Arthur Murphy, Esq, third American Edition.
 Phrsoology or the Doctrine of the Mental Phenom ena, by Y fi Spurzheim, N P. two volumes bound in enc, with Plates, 9th American Edition,
 The Queens of Eng land, vol g, by Agnes sirirk land, sl.o elegant Illustrated Paris edition of Pcc oln par X B Saint,ne.
 Voyage ea Orient, 1892 1888, par Alphonse de La Martin, 2 vols.
 Histoire de Gil Bias, de s;antane pnr Ls Sage.
 De LA AIlemaene, par Madsme De Staei.
 CorinH- su Lr'alie, par Madame De Stael.
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Gr NOTICE-A lighter ffsm brig moniLR Is This Day disshsiging al Church stseI wharf Consleness will piesss ai,snd ts Inc receipt of iheir tooas ssss
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nENraa.ERN
DE NTIS T RY

6c5-DR. R. Q. SHAW, Deuiist onice al hls residence No. 5l Daaphin-sreet, ,hr Mammoth ShrI Depot. hl
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(Purther per Caisjofis at Boston) LoApIsa ron rms PORTAL Livefpooi. Nov IS, Br bark Sch diac SAILED FOR THIS poRr--Frem Deal, Nov ', Br ship Herald, Fuller; bnik w T Whsiion, Martin. SAILED foR THIS PoRr-irou chariss,on Dee 9, sehr ury Rlake, Rruxinn.
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syss.s..sus

BALTIMORE-Per schr Cen Tay lor--l5l bslss . inn, lgO scks saIi, 19s hdes box mJzs.
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COMMERCIAL.

Departure Ofthe Atlantic steamers.
 From Liuerpool From Bosfos Caledonia .......... Dee. .................Jan.
 LATEST ADvIcEs. L'efP""is ....s.Nnv l9 iiHvre. Nov lS i.ondoh .....t.,....Noy l9 New-York. Dec. s
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01-rIR. LEE, having returned from lhe corulrv. would inform his friends and ibe publir, haI he " Il resume the practice ot his profession he of- fee as heretofore. Vlz on the south east corner of Dauphin and Royal streets. Entrance from either street, near tle corner nnv26if
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FEytlE subscriber, agent ftr the Nfw ENGLAND
 N MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCES COMPANY ot Bosten, ask the attention of the public to the singa- lar advantages which thai company presents to per- sons contemplating insurance for life--advantsges which. Il is presumed will compare lasorably with those of any similar iosfiIution.
 Psmphleis shnwing the objects. principles and reaalaiIons of this compaBs. with forms of applica- ,i,,n and all necessary information " Ill be furnished hy kObtkI 5 bONkEk.
 d.clA corner St Francis and RoyAlst
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knowledge perhaps bong before Ne oan. sh.ni il prove true, Ahb,,na may vel have c3aee Thns lar she has had hul small sboalp pg--ailDosh ready Tor any thing. ln the game now beng played. uofw ithsand sue has been h, circuHFlsnces loreed to ptSs ass. sht has a IHit hand ~hth inc can shsw Io advantage whenever called. will reserve The space Ihs either s,le of lhis sl,e-t fr the inior maiion may gather bat~ren lhis sa h- mouth from which place will again address ,a.a
 Nov- A,ber 2ah. 'sl6.
 GENTLEMEs.--Afer an exctellals ted nus assage of fse days, we arreed here liis evening The Undlne steamer left 'his morning silh ls0 men of the acl llrry. aud we will he sent toward forth. wh, probably in of two davs, he first vol unleers sent from tis point. We leafn ,ohag here new and as my opportunity for sending his meagie letter may bo lost by delay anl compeIsd 10 close.
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rEyHE NEW TlMoN-A Poetical Romance of
 Lsndon. "nns of ihs most remarkable porIns of the present genera in ih'ref,id dsRree.-its conception being strictly orginsl--iis
 language and imagery new-iis tendency eminenily moral IL has beauties of ordinary lssire; the animus of the work ia essentially huisanizug, its plot ingenious, and its effect altogether hold hnrmo- neus, and original. No poem of equal length has issued from the English press for number of years, with anything approaching ro ihs ability of The New Timon-ii augurs reconciliation of our Rardic slo- ries "--ISsn,
 For sale by DORi.ER,
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n1-The friends oi education respectfully invi- ted Ia attend the annual pubic examination of ,he Catholic Orphan Asy lun schools. and the free schools for Gnls, attached 10 the lnsitniion. on Thursday, the 17,h inst.
 The exercises to commence al o'clock AM, and to concIu'e with distribution ol premiums io the most deserving dacl6u
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VNT ANrED-By young Man who thorough
 w understands business, situation Book keeper ar Clerk. well acquainted with the Drv Goods or Grocery business. and has 'trge Country acqua,nisnee Gnod references given. Address hox 4i9 Post Office. deeI4 ESoR SALES Likely Negro Fellows, apply to xi A C WALKER.
 decI4 ssss No T Water stseet
 A DVANcFS will he male on Cnsion shtpsd 10 1Aour friends in Liverpool. New York and Pha- de eiphia. tESk isei2 MAGEE.. uHLHoRN$ $co.
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rLASON & VLES, of New Orleans, hereby sI give notice that they have withdrawn their Branch Establishment in the ci'y of Mobile.
 New Orleans, December I2Ih, iS46.
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J. F. DuMON1, who formerly conducted Messrs Cason & Vies' Branch Establishment in this city, will continue 10 transact ihe same busi ness n his own name and on his own account. MobibIe, December IA, lS46. decl5A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-07


On Sunday morning. the 9th inst, JOHN HENRY, aged
years and 10 months of John R. and Mary Paxton.
The relatives and friends of the family also the
bers OF New York Lodge No. 10, l. o Of o. F., are re-
spectully invited to attend the funeral this Monday
afternoon o'clock from the residence OF his parents,
No % Spring, corner of Mott street
On the evening OF the 9th inst, EFFINeHAM b. son Of
John c. and Caroline Hull sged year, months and 10
days
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from No 90 Vandewater street. at
o'clock, A. NJ the It'll inst The remains will be taken
to Greenwood Cemetery for interment
Departed this life Sunday morning. the 9Th instant,
about s1 o'clock of consumption, JOHN TUcHEY former
B Of Toornevara county Tpperary Ireland, in the 2sth
year of his sfyc.
His friends and the friends of the family respectful
y requested to attend his funeral this afternoon at four
o'clock from his late residence 267 Washington street,
NY.
At Salem, the 9th ult Mrs ArSI wife of Mr. Jos.
Jones, sged "a years.
gin Niagara, on the oath ult, WILLIAM FINCH, at the
advanced age of l02 years, months and 81 days The
ancestors OF the deceased originally from Holland
whence they emig rated with the Prince Of Orange and
settled near Kilkenny, Ireland.
At his residence near Monticello, Jasper county, Geo.
on the 2st ult Capt ABNER BARTLETT aged 60 years.
The deceased a native Of South Carolina
AT Chelsea on the 4th inst, Dr. JOHN LOCKE, formerly
OF Portsmouth N. H., aged 81 years.
At Milton on the sst ult J. j. MYERS aged So years