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New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

EhAAisArios OF The BCRGLARs-Ths exam
nation OF Henry Earle William Earle William Tease
and Isaac James arrested last week BY officers McCor
mick and William Clayton charged with having ssdif
iereni times entered various churches and stables in
NeN'oTn, ElsI0u'h' Wiham.burgh s.d East BrooklJn n
and stolen 'herefrom carpeting and harness amount
lnz 10 the aggregate 10 several hundred dollars took
paee Al tns County Jail before Justice Garrison. yes
tsrday Rev VIM. Walsh, Pastor Of 81. Sssiours .
Calrcn, Newtown Rev. David N. Osborn. Pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal Church In Frsnklnsv East
brooklyn; Rev VIM McLsne Pastor OF tbs First Pres
Dyteran Church In Wnlismsbursh Rev. Ino. Green
leaf, Pastor Of the Wsllsoout Presbyterian Church
Rev. Arus Haynes. Pastor OF the Baptist Church In
Esst Brooklyn and Msssrs- II Powell, Jno. D. Prince
John Cortslyou and VIM II. Plat gaze their testimony
concernng robberies which had been made in their
several ch arches sod residences and Identified mum.
Der Of tbs articles stolen. which were produced IN
Court The examination win b resumed sn Saturday
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERN NAIL

SUPRENE C0URr OF The JSIrED STATE
Tuesdrv Jan p -Orvi.le Robinson Esq OF New ork
and James p Hocombe. Esq. Of Ohio, were admitted
Attorney. ard Counseors Of this Court % Eles
zsr r Bsckus plaintiff in error. rs william Gould si a.
The argument Of this cause was continued ~ Ny
Wendell for the defendants IN error and concluded y
Nr J. R lnxerson for the plaintiff in error. -.Ad-
joarued I'll to-norros, II AN.
Vsdassaey Jan. q No. ls- Dupcsn MeArikurs
heirs. complainant rs Wslter Duns heirs Certincs's
Of division IN opinion from the Circuit Of the Uni,ec
states for Ohio NJ Justice Daniel delivered the epn
ion Of this Court ,hs, the loosou end survey OF the
land in question in the name Of James Galloway an1
the patent issued 10 him for the same, are nuA and
void - No 81. Duncan McArthurs adminisrator,
plaintiff in error Matthew Hobson ne srsums NJ
OF this csuse wss commenced BY Mr Ninton Tor ne
plaintiff in error continued By Mr.. Ewing Tor the De
fsptan, IN error and concluded By Mr. Nnton for the
usintis In No. -. z P Fourniquei et a. aP
peIiauts rs John Perkins This cause was 'uonlitied
10 the Court farther argument by MI Asyer ior tn
National lnielhgsncer
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

FLooD ASD Loss or LIFF.-The Memphis
Tenn paper. OF the l6ih present long details Of the
rsvsgss Of the heavy rains which had fallen iheresbou
since the preceding Friday. Bridges have been swept
away swamp grounds hesvily inundated and portions
OF the country roads overhowed. The business Of
Memphis will suffer In consequence for fortni ght u
come. negro man. the property, In Southern
idiom. of Mr. Jas. b. Rodgers, was drowned while al,
tempting 10 Of the submerged bridges with
team Of six mules-swept away bJ the force OF The
current
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
A NJ nERWfN, Auc,iouesr

CHoIcs EycEAVINCs. .-BsNGs, PLATr CO. 20a Bs5fi
way, will cell, THIS EVENING at 6t o'c ocs ,ursr.
collection Of Rngish and French Engrsynas ard II ho
graphs eolored and uncooTed Including numerous fns
sporting prints and many others but seldom fcuud in -.
auction room-cheay In qusntides Psriiculsrs In Cat
ogues st the ssles room
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
~ The M.ssAcHusErr. AsrrsLAvrRy 5

YT The MASSACHUSETTS A>TISLAvERy So
cIKrY the Garrisouian or disunOn. section oftte Al
otionsts CONNIE need their annual meeting in Fanue-
II Hall yesterday. Daring the day time Francis Jack
son presided and in the evening the chair
pied by Edmund Quincy, the gentleman who, IN the
spirit Of modern msr,yrdom resigned bis commisssou
justice Of the peace, because u bound em TO sup
port Constitution of the United States which fecog
niIes slavery Tne Secretaries were Miss Ehzs J.
Kelley OF salem. and Samuel May. Jr and Cornelius
Brsmhan Of Boston. The speakers were Wendell
Phillips. W. F Mellen 5. Poster, Mrs Abby Nelly
Foster. and William Browr fugitive s.sve. Much Of
their talk about the Free soil party whose pgr-
poses fall far short OF the mark aimed BY the Society
In the evening, the fugrvss William Gratis and his
pretty little straight haired wife whose hght from
Georgia has been noticed in the papers conducted
to the platform and presented to the audience The
exhibition created quite sensstion. Brown rssd an
sccoun, OF their escape, BY the almost white Mrs Crafts
donning male sstire and passing the invalid young
master Of her husband who 10 thoroug blood Art
can. Brown. IS master Of ceremonies managed mat
ters with dramatic effect After showing OF the points
ot the interesting couple be propcunded the following
questions to the audience Z" AL those WHO would be
wiling help restore these two persons Slavery
will please TO cay aye An Individual seated in enc OF The
rear s~ttees respcned aye very distinctly Brown pro
ceeded--" An those who would stand BY peseesby and
see them taken away be carried bach to slavery will
uleass say ave- No response. He then ssid All
iho,s who would protect them sssinst si;emp, to
tske them back will plessc say aye The response in
the affirmative pretty general Tie ~centrary
minded not put An elderly SOY sskeo Craif II
he bad ever heard Of our Arr-Ssvery Society lie
replied that be hsd not hesrd IL spoken Of he VAS
Obliged to srswer N the dscoursstng terms sev
era similar questions asked BY male members he had
not heard the Anti Slavery cause spoken o. be said
although be bad been much among people wno origin
slly came from the North.
The number OF mere spectators in attendance yeser
dsy vss small and the regular proceedings OF the day
excited 10 interest The mee:ings vii be eourr led
throughout to-day and tomorrow. Boston Post 9sia-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

ARRIVAL OF A CALIFoRSIAN.--The PHfs5HrgA
D,paicA of the 93d inst thus notices the arrival OF
lucky gold digger in that city
Mr. IL Wright late Of California. whence he sailed
but 20 days since passed through city yesterday
IN his way to Philadelphia He speaks in glowing
terms Of this modern (perhsps sncenr Ophir and ex
nibted some hne specimens Of the virgin ore II
brother and himself have the nice rtle Of $50 oo
gathered in short time. He Intends going back 10
make farther speculstions In the gold region.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

FROM EuRopr.-The Uaited States is COW IN
her eighteenth day, and the Canada in ber thir-
tseDth. We shall certainly hear Of one or both Of
the % soon.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

NEWSPAPER CHASGEs.-Messrs. Robert NJ hid
die and Hiram Ksne have become sssocisssd with Mrs
Jane a. swisshelm In editing that sprightly sheet the
PatsSwSA Sas,vdsy ysasy. wv w Green hss retired
from The srsssss EssstsS psocrss and 10 ssscssded
by John Abbott
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

on the seventh ballot Mr. Walker received 2j out of
a. votes csst, Just majority, and wss declared duly
nominated All the Csss members were In attendance,
and one Noble) of Fond du Lac, elected Free soer
On the llth inst Robert l.. Resm elected Clerk
Of the House.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

CHIPPEWA INDrANs-A delegation from this
northern nation Of Aborgines consisting OF six chiefs
three warriors and squsws, with their agent and
Interpreter Major J. Martel arrived 10 our city last
evening They are from the Lake Superior region ard
have come 70 visit their Great Father the President
70 ay before him grievances in relation to their
Tresty with the Government, and 10 ask Of him some
favor. hch will sosn be made known. They are rep
resented as inc looking set OF men, and they bear
with them the best testimonials from Government sgent
and others as 70 their cheitsinship and respectsbty
The Baltimore Clipper notices " Chippewa Indian
captured We are requested 10 say thar the Indian
who WAS captured for raising the war whoop' was
not Chippewa but Sioux, who iell in with this dole
CATION and out Of compassion permitted 10 accom-
psny them He BY accident and for The first time got
TOO much OF IRE water and vas captured Tor the pIr
pose of making him sober st the instance OF the dele
cation lie viii join the dele CATION tomorrow.
National Intelgencer, 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

Jan -. NJ, NARY DEREygRE yoAs Dss,-s,, ..
cs,ses TIE S5h of heg sgs
Her relative. .u1 ir-st f..p-,fty t-t -
lsr ste r-seenc- W ~ Nssss-f Is 49,,
o. fntay stsraosn n > ocock
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

WIscossN.-Tt seems by the Milwaukee pa
pers just received ,hst the general scramble for Office.
has been quite violent In Wisconsin as in any Of her
sister States The great of the day been the
Loco oco Legislative csucu. for Senator the l3,h
which resul.ed a. fo.lows
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
American Commerce.

We have carefully compiled for The Tribune
from the Annual Report on Commerce and Na''-
cation, the following
srArrsrrsar VrEw OF TIE CoNHKfcE or Ish 81 - - :
sr.rxs erhibl,izx rae Vslns Of iAs EIP4rs % ~
EzDo-ts fro-a eacA FO-aSH C5tHirs W Af S'o IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
From New OrIeans-C Chciera-nr. Ciay-har-
krts. Ar.
,Iarh.t. -RnrIaost. Thafttsy. Jss.-l.

We have to report dull market. In the al
sence Of later foreign news due =, your port every
bodV i. t.lLin< Of california Gold Mines Flour and
Gram are unchanged in prices, Vhhe ID o'neF -i"S'e'
We have no change Of movement TO notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

LAxESTABLE RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-A letter
from Martusburg, Va. published in the rhar.esto1H
Spirit of JtTsrscH, gives the following account o. a
dreadful scciien, the Baltimore and ONO hsiifoso
on Saturday night
The hands from this point were taken up, sfew
dsvs since TO repair the dsmsge on the road by the
landslide and on this evening were returning again 10
Nartnsbure There were some twenty hands In the
ona car aud all sseep BY some means the stove IN
the car was thrown over setting ire 10 the car The
flames soon aroused al hands and in their esgerness 70
get from the car broke through It heterssel,cr Vn-
fortunately in jumping from the car II being IN rspd
motion ali hands were more or less injured snd seven
of them very severely. OF the seven that were hurt
one died today Another hsd his collar bone broken,
another bis leg another arm and another his toes
on one foot mashed Oft The man who was killed was
resident Of Msrtinsburg-seversl Of these Injured
were from Harpers Ferry. The car was burned TO the
ground.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

THE LArx DAVID HALr.-The funeral ceremo-
nss of the late DAVID Hale Esq held yesterday
In the Tabernacle in the presence Of large number
OF relatives and friends
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

n An abstract OF the Report Of the Commi'
sonsrs Of Emigration is In type, and vii appear II
tD-day's Evening Edition.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

LE' California Polka, composed tor, and re-
spectfuly dedicated TO- the New-York Mining Com
pany by Mss JULIA w. PoMERoY, hiss been published
By William Hail & Son, 239 Brosswsy
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

n The Washington UnsoH has failed to resei
" for three nights in succession. Why 10 thisf
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
By Telegraph to III, Mw.York Tribune
Andrew stewart and the Pennsylvania Mem

WARRINGTON. Thursday. Jan p
Our former dispatch relating 70 the csuen, he'd
by the Pepnsylvsnis Whiz members Of Congress- nts
beer conusdic:ed We now repesi tea; the resoiunon
desigr.tns suitable person 10 al the once OF seere
tsry Of the Treasury under Gen. TAYLoss Admin''ra
TO. was passed uaspinousy and ihs' the decision 80
the future incumbent vss also verbally 80 stated ne
VOTE stood for AypPEr STEvAHT. O. 7 N. 4. NC
EESsA<4. blank ? absent 2 not counting SfhN
Art himself These are the facts OF ine re'oi- sno
NAV be consdered conclusive a. 70 STETAHr oeins
Ultimately rseonnendeo.
Prsm New OrIeans-C bciera-,ir. Ciay-har-
kets, 6c.
EExOALE.Ss "Wednesday Jan "a
There were no new cases o: Cholera at the
Charity Hospital yesterday and the disease may 'e
con,l5ered In q measure a; an end.
The grss, Taylor Bal comes os tomorrow night
Mr. Crlris recovering from the injury be received
IN hi, recent fall Re bss accepted the nominsuon oi
the Kentucky Leg stature fors seat in the United States
sensts.
CorroS-The sales within the psst three days hsVe
reached 30 900 bales The whole advance taus 'r may
be set down ct from 70 cent,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

" TIE best place in ihe City TO get good Boots sSs
snoeS Is at JoNEs's, IA Anna near the Museum Fifs
qusiy Of French calf Dress Boots s. So Business Boos
si French wsisrpr from 81 50 To 81. q. Jons.. 4.
Ann-sL f1tx.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
roaI. .sI55s5l.i7i s7.i5l5I5 si5l075 IS sT5i059.5

STATEMENT sl0riHg The number GHd class g Tsss,i'
built In edrh Sfaff and Ttui'0ry of me Z y ~ he
Dsar ,zding 3O,i Juns ls4- rifi their foHHcgcs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
CrTY ITEMS.
L.ctsres, Concsrt,. &c. r.-Hisht

fFe ,s-flc~lsrs fa-cfs,-s ess~.1
Rod~r-o D-ser-l Astor ace Hou.~-r~PN
" Annir~rasraa S.fruhst " ,. Ckurrh-T . Y
Dr. A-fi.-lIs i-,flr~Corr-f ofslt snt flr stsr- "
GuncI Concort- t-Tst@rracl--sP
Dus1f-s Aiam Ev-->stous 10 v - 70 p "
h-sf- stDs al
raorBrnai-ay. seov- sron p,y snd -'.sn<
Looogrcs Hs-2f s1t s. Bo-e0-iS . = tai ~ p =
es Brpso -sy-s Az - y
Chr.ty. Nastr- -s-s.cssEs- HsI, Ns Bro.z-v-.f
ss- 0r~sz. Op.r. Con p.uy-soc- ~ LAray-s N
Cain-,s Mgsszn-S5s Br1ie~sy- Dzy an sss1ins
Ansrcsn C.rc1s-A tarrs. Srcs1sy-rPN
surtuu's rh-si-r-Chsuoers o. SrrsfrN-I r
Rrosi-y rh.s,sr-Bross -sy. 1ssr As.souy--fN
An.ress Nsssun-Brcstvsy cor tnns;-Dr sas s'ssa<
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
Cost Of War In Time Of Peace.-Army Bill

The following is the substance Of the bill before
the House making Appropriations for the Military
Service Of the United States for the year com
mencinq July i 1910. and closing June 30 70.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

VALUABLE hsAL EsTATE-some eli sible los VI s1oCLl
viii be sold THIS DAY At 70 o'clock at The Merctana
Exchange by AsrHoSY J BLEEogER. They are situated
on Msd.sor syenue, the northeast corner OF LesaeoE
avenue and Thirty seconds, and Thiretb Thirtyar,.
and ForIyfouh ss between the said avsn1s and the Third
aud fourth avenues In the great npro VI ns psn
OF s CITY, blythe Increase Of the junction OF the Railroads
Maps OF ihs lots can be Obtained Of the sucroneer
Also he house and lot a. Greensichsi the premise. IL
SUFFOLK aud Clinton -ss the buildngs Thidy seconds
sevenhavenue twenty lots al Harlem T-nne..es I.rs.
and lands In the town Of " mO County Of srliner fs,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

" TIE CoSsEcTIcUr Mutual LiFz Insurance Coag..
Y-rhe success Of this Company has been unprecedented
The number Of poces .sued .s Isst wear exceed.
ZOO Few losses have occurred and by good maosgs
m.nt ard strict regard to economy they vi be able 10 90
clare large dividend. JAMES GOODWIN Presissut
q. X. PnELP., Secretary.
RS. KIssAM Physician
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
CALIFORNIA CLOTuTyo

thLlrOhNfA CLbTHINb.
|" TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH % CLorni..
TO be sod immediately for California give us call
J2 2~' BOUGHTON Il KNAPP 8 Msder.ieBs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

CALIFORNIA BooTs.- Call, alp ard cow.hide sowed s1a
pessed boots and shoes suitable for persons euigfanns
TO California Also, ooglegged waterproof sjlng boos
large assortment on hand and made to order BY JoHs
Watkins, IA Fulton-st f2sus
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

Tbs WEArHER--is unequsled for discomfort.
The sky Is lesky umbrella the air Is wet blsnkes'c ne
streets are cuckssnds Walking in these iskes OF nuc
will soon turn 10 padding, and accommodating Nature
will change Tee, into ins. Till then. We shall I've AAs
nshes out OF water--Or men In.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
M Ar IE ID.
d I Z d

% n. s'th ~ N Re- W Nf-6' IAcOsH {
CROFT MARY LOUISA yoaussg tsusief Of Jazs, he.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

sher Of Dutches County NY has been couhned 10 his
bed for twenty-five years, victim 10 disease snd IN
tense suffering During the ar,i year Of his attack
ais knees disocs;sd and Ossihrd and subsequent
y other Joints IA his lower limbs were drawn ssund-r
and Ussi1ed. Two years after these disastrous srhe
lions his pains became less acute snd being naturally
iudustr0us and pgenious he commenced making shoes
Whips and such other srtieles be could. while lying
n bed, lie thus helped 20 maintain hlnself and Tor
eleven years be continued 10 work until MA arms were
dislOcsted and becauss ossn-d For the last eleven
year. he has been unable to help himself 10 Toe least
His sws were years since. and his teeth have
been broken out, that food might be placed IN his
are the extreme Of his index fingers and one or two
joints Of his toes
HORRIBLE MVRDER.-According 10 the Chicago
TribEas horrible murder committed al the sum
nit place about miles south Of that city 90 the
.th as Screams heard the neis hoors on tn.t
nisht, and OF the following morning the body was
found, hsvlng the marks Of repeated blows. and Toe
opintn a entertained that the wretched vcmsn was
literally pounded 20 death By club or some other
cesd-y instrument The murderer hsd been sdfc'-d
TO drinking and 10 supposed have been intoxicated
a. the time the terrible deed VISA committed An IN
1css vss held upon the body Of the deceased tie Yer
oie' Of which VA, slful murder oy the husband
DEATH OF PRoF. DEAS.-James Dean, LID.
fcFneriy Professor Of Mathematics and Natural Phi
losopny IN vermont Uuvers;y. died q. Burlington 90
tne <ytn inst aged . years. he early . member
OF ,n7 Auericsn Academy OF Arts and Sciences, snd
contrib sted several very valuable articles the puo
found IN the Azress J0xrzal 2f Seisse< and Of the
Franklin Institute.
MAIL RossEsy.-A teiegraphic report has been
feceis-i TO the etct that the mail Of the 18th inst from
ths Cify 10 Nee Orleans las hssn robbsd--buf wher
or vhers y not skstsd
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

THE RIvTR AND WEArHER.-The river con-
tnues rising steadily and II hss now attained much
higher stage thsn the hood Of last month During the
a hour. previous 20 evening the river had risen
sbout q Inches Ls.t evening however, II risn
quite slOWly-iess than an inch per hour.
The Pesrlst bridge Is completely covered with
wster and along Siracer whsri there 10 only narrow
strip of dry and Of two or three feet In breadth.
From Fourih-st down the water is the sidewalks
and great Ramber of cellars are hllsd with wster.
The only places az which bos;s can discharge or
ceive ireights a,FOurihst Ftthst and Seconds a.
From the officers OF the sea Gull. from Frankfort
yesterday learn that the Kentucky River mad then
fallen four feet q; Frankfort II had risen shout ~
feet sad ony four below the great food Of a.
Big Esgle creek that empties into the Kentucky a
short distance above ts mouth igher ihsn il was
ever known % be
The rise in Elkhorn VISA tremendous and very sud
den. sweeping away The bridge At the Forks. Al
though the Kentucky was falling - Frankfort, 1t sp-
peared 10 be still rising AZ the mouth
n IoufsvilIe XIV Courier 10th
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

JENNY LisD-sor 40 Interesting advertisement OF Jenry
Lind Hair Clos See outside Of t0-dsy.' pspsr.
MRS. JERvss COLD CANDY
Pyioats and Consd.nnsl
Amid the dsnps
Directing swsmp.
Or the grest Metropolis
Where Winters brsstn
sprssds p,edy death,
Enlnsing cur Necropois
Sor lungs or throat
No scidois
ofnsf " noeh real ssrvics 10
For cough or cold
(Ofyoang or oldJ
AZ that " Mrs JgsyIs.
The other dsy
Brave Harry Clay
i,s yir,ues sst before 20
Aud Benton
Took cp tas text
Ia complimentary etorss
From Ess, to West
It's worth confessed,
IL svsrywh here Of ,erviee u
Coughs cannot stasc
10 any land,
Those sicks OF 1y. Jrsvs.
Sold wholessls and retail by Mrs W Jslus z7s a,a.,
way cor. Whte-st
Each package 10 Invariably sisrsd Hrs W JKsy.
Be sure 10 AK for Mrs JssTss Cod Candy
Patup tn packages Of 10, e. 10 snd a each
~ OF al the used for scenmni.t,, c,.,,a. A.
business pursns, ne power OF the az n.
country Las been mOs efficient Iu 40 n.tsnr. 4, ,b.,h
hss been )1dieio1.y and extensively spp1d IA. A ava
fss 10 accomplish The desfed resn and .y,fy f.eljry
s1ofoea 70 nrrcnspn sod Others thoux xh he sry con
'"'" ~ss~ey o' " PALMER, 4, tas 1nDans Balaisgs
ine oest mag In the word-espec.ally for The cure
oI an pmpes recses, sslowues, redress. roughness.
eyspees, rbk~orm, chsps, crscss, chsf>s. lie 10
oou % eo y ooosVDs Aofian indicated Soap sac la.so
s.' ..o-ned 10 ths fact hist 0oURACDs Po.dra stbrs
M ~ po.ve.y eradicate sopsTfaogs hair GcusApps Ia.
tho skin Is r-ns box ~
raLh oousAvps genu're Preparations o-Iy b.
ysse ~ un Depot, 81 Waksrst erst door from Broad
snefe may BE- he'd, slso, IEsa li.Ssoos LIQUID Hsf
Sys sreA romnces, for usps~ny dysnx ths hair bses,
81, "a sna tsl Labns Exusess and vsnsy ef sres&
"f es Ssss. pad
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

JENNY LisD.-sor al Interesting sdserssnent Of Jenr
Lind Hair Gloss See outside OF t0-day.s paper
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

UPPER CANADA MTsISG CoNpAsY.-We call
attention to an advertisement, in smother column Of ,bl.
Company, VINO propose 10 extend their operation, TO
Ca ifornia
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

lY- DR.. ANrIsELL Second Lecture on Asricul.
ture Chemistry will be given this evening. The topics
to be treated Of the Processes OF Vegetation and
the Anatomy Of the Organs Of Plsn,..
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-23
LOCAL MATTE RS.

HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE I'VE learn that the
retting of the Hall of the Housef Representatives
will be completed on Saturday, be oath inst, and
will be open on that day 10 thos who may desire
to see it,
THE NATIONAL TKEATRE.--Tk walls of the Ma
tiona theatre, and the capacious nd valuable lot OF
ground upon which it stands, acbining the Unio,
office, and fronting Pennsylvania avenue, will
be offered at public sale OH to- borrow week, the
LIST Of December, by the Messrs. yer, auctioneers.
This affords an opportunity for aproitabe invest
ment, as the city wants badly hge and commo-
dous theatre, and the National puld be rebuilt at
comparatively small cost. The ,tention of north
ern theatre managers should bedirected TO this
matter, fair opportunity beini offered by this
property, which may not soon afin occur. Par
ticulars may be obtained relative the property on
application to ]. b. ii. Smith, esq attorney at law
Of this city.
SALE AT THE ODEoN.-The salpf fine furniture,
glass, china, Sc, by Mr.. c. w Boteler, at the
Odeon, will be continued this eveIng.
FoR THE LADIEs.-Gibbs, at hisFancy Store, be
tween 9th and 10th streets, advertes the receipt Of
varied assortment of fancy artids for the ladies'
and an assignment of fine Londonewclry, such as
finger rings, medalons, chains, &c, which are
well worthy their inspection.
Mrs. S. PARKER announces TIN receipt of hel
winter supplies of fashionable millinery from Paris
received by the steamer Washingpn; and
p. III. HooE & Co. have receivd an invoice o.
new and elegant styles of Parisiantistes and man
tillas-to which the attention of be ladies of the
District is invited
- h, bf~
THE WEATHER for the last two weeks has beer
delightful, and Pennsylvania averue each after
noon has equallcd Broadway in the number Of fail
promenadcrs, and the richness andgaiety of cos
tunes worn by the ladies' The dus is, however
becoming rather dsagrccabe, and a slight rail-
would not be regretted.