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L ~ assz, Plss.y; 70 H " Re Eiag q tse EreoeA,
ana sc01->-r q io= Roy CoseyoSie q ATS, : :,
S.l ma 1s}-AAow17z, y. Mt Y s7sz4f
- - fSoeRAM,iE
l-1ver.zr- 70 The Bsysiere d ssvlsla,- esezsei
7 BY the ls.,- ., \, s 80, S"''ai
ci.aaio,;. sag y Msdasae AsiAzaO~ies AID
,aa Ee5:sr:s r si :o- Fi.so rose Nd
C--assc-s -. ..... $500. ...,.,.-..
IAi.eSro Nses:osO.
Ii.-Ro1Go Slss-r.
Composed sxrcu,ed " .te1fy sssz-
i-sAllsa, ThToaga Foxes: Ga1e.~ saas sy Mad
Izierrniss;oa t-e- -aruu.s>
t-oyerra-c executed by Ike Orchestra .Au5er-
c-Aria, Cssis fsacsts S7i2zts- fsou, LuciN q Lali
rnerrnoor sung * Nj Pa Mayer. Donstsii,.
s-Cira7s FANTASIA on 'fsvor;e sirs from Laci, ii
L1i11es1noSr composed aEc executed y aeary Herr.
t-caysr'ns . pietaeer,. froHa Ia Cisirs Laera,
s-Vartslous q Rravuvs sad Rondo Brilliant.
the March from Oselc. with Orchestral Accom-
paulnents. composed ard executed by. Henry Herr
NJ TINM WI. preside A. tx Pissc.
Ticseis ore DoAr each De bad ~ tie MGsc Stores
s-G a, ;he door he evening .; the Ccncert-
Doors oPea $ Ccrcertto commence AZ osles 2se-
cisey. oes rs
y NORTaALl hss TIE honor 10 announce isaI she viii
give her 6rs, Corcer as Season 81 the Apollo Rooms On
FrfiaN tNeIilc Nov pNl - 1880
toe eminent yo,iust and Other distinguished Artists
Fsll particular. N future advertisement o. Us
The ALHAMRA SALOON,
SO Erpa!sras, bcfzren SPrIrr sHG Fr17ee -
w CcSsY~ Manager C;Eos6E LooES. Musical Drectct-
THIS SPLENDID md FsshiouSole Is row
place OF Amusement for ne Winter Season
Abundance Oae shilling.
TIE hole building = thoroughly warmed and A. com
;oriahis private rarlcr.
rHIs ,SD kvsSY svxNI>S DUNNO THE WIEN.
The entertainments Wi. be varied ard viii consist IN
part OF
seaafsl and mprshensele rascu. BY he wonderful
Lady Mseicierue.
Venl.;loqgsru by Mr NyEaa
Grand Vcca. and Instrumental Concerts BY hs whole
Company OF iG.cGiet Artists
THE ITALIAN EANrOCiNl.
Dancing by Miles JpSseyns and Marguerite, w;h All
immense variety and Change o highly attractive
novelties
FuIl particulars IN the iaiy bills
AGmtAnce one Shilling.
r7-Doors open att, commence a, o'clock. ON s.
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S.EOTNTAIS & CO. 7s9 Brostw way. determined
j. 70 os- he business Of the =.e r-l u sAbsETT
FOUNTAIN WITHIN three ~-eA., c1-f AZ very fecGeec
3r;css th-r stock CONSISTING Of every variety a-nocg
which ..e very t.ch goods, such Lace Caps Eoroi.
Gered Dresses and CsPes every style OF laca gooc ana
.-~e rll5r Il very desirable and fashionable articles
q! a. less Price. tner before offered
To 1.-two Il Sl-La-st; lso, tie basement -
feet deep, u-der he wto= Premises cheap OF l*i=
-yrp. ~ if1TJ-4 p.cr-yiest TIC 1rder, led
Lare prepared receive cr;ers for new enled BUCK
what n-aily peze n barrels, na barrels, quarter eaf
elza.h barrels $50 bags Of - and > Ia esca also
tT GRAHAM FlOur and Ga. A-4l = Ake packages Tces-
sr-icis warranted n Market C.c,r. from
o.; Of lh- Cl;. s5n 2-ai-d WIKI Clty reference VII
nj YEith prompt z:.erriJc- T j. G. FROST,
ola 5rri, - EroG.-st- door below P-ck-sipL
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VANDEELYNS
Gren; National PiStlTe Of tie
LANDING OF COLUMBUS.
DAINTED BY ORDER OF CONGRESS IS now eN
hibing for short time. the large Saloon OF the
Academy OF Design corserof Broadway and Leonard
Open from 4. NJ 10 10 2. NJ
tickets 81 ceuts single admission = cents de-
scripuve pamphlets .. cents OH lmts'
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ADMINISTRATION Co 10 Aston House lilo Broadway;
Blackeu SOL Bowery; Burnon Is SiNh-ayeuue; E!y's,
es3 Hudsonst; Nelson cor OF Catherine and Madison;
aud Mrs. Hays IS9 Eulton-sL Brooklyn 10 Grand-sl
Williamsburg: Lecount corner of Grand-,L and DIV
i.ion OF t,lseod-
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WANTED-A Teacher n Boarding Scaool 70 mics
tom ne 80; =fo 3 ,.l5 y = = sue en- wso
giiicl by overseeing P=pis Ec6 Otherwise assam,
me Principal Cal Al VI. 5roa1ySzy, ;oeAM
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~ 000 T:R0-S A COL SII,- c-T-5rei-. p

On 000 GROSS A. GOLsH'S erLsorslsd Ft.c
-U.UOO r.o1 Matches, rou-c and square sPt.L., put
m y various styles. oi round wood. oya paper
sat = boxes. Etsp.e: lie Chinese, South American
Nsxcs- Yves, Irdls aid oL,ec fo-sir sad domestic
ksis sa!fx.,eG kesp5 yesrs E1y cl.a:e Fer f.s
y re Ok Dips Egg {! &c sssaTr iosrs fren ete.t.
1sy, &c, 3 c:<ls:1s. 80 tE-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-29

Brighton Cattle Market. Oct u.
A: Market $40 Cattle,tass yokes Working Oxen, IS
Cows and Calves, 200 Sheep and Lambs and abou, 200
Swine.
Pnicss-Bsef Caas-First qualisy IS So second 81 80
HarEis orta-Sales were made a, $ss sos. S7l, $:7l
30 and $9s.
Goes and Calres-Sales were noticed at Sl4 sl6 So
SO SCI and $5S 50.
u 90 and 81 50.
. SsHe-Saes az wholesale 81 3: cts for Sows, and ID
e., fer Darrows q: retail from Il to 5: and cts
MA large number OF seef Cattle remained r.sed
q Tie Gloss Of the market
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UNION COTRSE, LII.

/ IN -. TNIUN IUT K~E, T.. L,
49, .FeAe.ysrr> According 20 agreement,
~ ErTSsA the second between
z1ss~,sSsss-.eSs, Lady suffolk and j. X Polk,
for n purse OF Si0o. two mile
heats comes Monday he 81 Of November Al half
past o'clock. precisely
D. Bryant enters Lady Suffolk to 20 under the saddle"
A. Conkun enters J. K Polk. 10 20 to Il wagon.
The raiIroad cars will leave II ~ half past and
O'Clock.
match Will come of al half past O'Clock.
o29 its- O. sPlCER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-29

4 MERlCAN MUSEU M.-Perornances this after
Anocn ocsOcn and evening nj half past 7. The con-
tinued interest manifested in the SHAKING oCAkERS
has nluce the Manager them for another week
and they VIII continue give representations OF the sing
ing Dancing, Shaking and Whirng. peculiar 10 this al
unknown people in conjunction with Other perform
ances announced below, every afternoon and evening
The Mana ger has also engaged the cesbraed ORPuEAN
FAMILY universally allowed be the best American
Vocasts in the country, and the most admired sous and
Dsugh ,ers OF Song They give their Grand Concerts In
conjunction with the Shaker Exhibition. and other per
furtnanc.. every afternoon and evening THE SCOT.
TISU MAMMOTH BOYS, TWO LIVING ORANG
OjJTANGS TWO LIVING TWIN CAFERES. TWO
LIVING MONSTER SNAKES, WAX MODEL OF THE
HI MAN BODY In addition. the following performers
are engaged Great Western, inc unrvaet Yankee
Comedian. Mad Rockwell, Fortune Teller.
Admission, Decentralization under TO- ia cents OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-29
ho,,le. OF SIX boules for 81 50.

Price so cents per bottle. or six boules for 81 So
For sale, wholesale and retail, by A b D Sands.
Fulton and William also for sale by DiSands Co
II East Broadway H. johnson corner OF Roadway and
Chambers-si }. L CoddIngon corner OF Hudson and
Spring SITS; E VI Guon, corner OF Bowery mad Grand 81
and 81 Waker.st Sweeiser, li6 Gteenwcnsi and cor.
of Broadway and Howard-st-
CAUTIoN-BewARs Of SPURIOUS mlia;lon,, and ai'ray.
ask foy HANCE'S SYRUP. and take other o2s
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~ 51-Il-ss pan Of the cy, where trade h.s beer
established. ard L good -ocaol Any one ha7!-E he
above. nave g. ic.e-~-v BY ADDRESSING ir- 70
preur The oce OF his Pz2er - .el;-is considered
strictly corrceu-sL II
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NANTED-By tsvp --rect.ti- Yong Wo-a-1 -
w EIcls- 10 90 guerra hou--sSJr 49, COOK sre
lrun snail rrv- family cz-rc--xcrs - 5-b--
a. .eEis-==s- u.rc children or chSuarC-s and wait-
or Do Hcu.evc-k sr,sl Esote-l fsuy. Have 70 o5-
ecni. - lIifie Way he co-ntT. Tn- b-st OF 10y
soG comfy -efer.nce cal b g7-sr App!v 81 Va
Ed1r- frg,-- ~l7r--s- %
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Sitnations. &r. Oenteh

NANTED-in prI-sie family. Protestant wo---1
- coozA-rlcGl Or SeUtch %o-!d D. crete---t ST.
lla-i U9a-rs-i- s-et ssr. T. ~.e-. 2 81 Or
nary branches ofcoo-iag Vas SIX dali-rs -o-.
Al-o- Protestant Cilri -1al1--Eo a1: v.-z-z1es
i've dollars Ter Gonh Nom led apply D.; Esc AZ -.r
u-alsa -sI-!ctorv recommendation from Ter Iss, ..
:, 70 c4Ezlf -ezra-S- gOoc -spsT, a-1 ss1rsl yo,s
c1erzcsT- Two .Gch person. prn.ar-ut IL.
= .eiEEous :sail. here Lasre s-,AL ch.Is-e-
Pp!y ne otc= OF - y. Y. Qaserver u. Na.Ssg--
49, 90 ku--s Of , AZ r-clrk. 2 = %
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A GENTS WANTED 70 canvass the CITY aud all parts
Got the country, for The illustrated Natura History and
American Flora; competent persons " n have an oppor-
uuity By engaging in these works realize handsome
salary. Office - SprucU-st- Sd story. 90 fw-
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TABERNaCLE.-Tae Frs; Grs1d Corc-r: OF ZEN
RY EERZl Piz-ss- - T. -. thr King q TO- Ere2ch,
Pruf->.cr of ~ Ran CuzseErNotre Psslss S
tske elsce ~ Th-rsil- E7sa:as octoScr 18th &c w!
NalI,sr AsisNowlcz. Mr pE. NEVER.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-26
Bribery and Corruption.

During the past week there has been con-
siderable excitement Throughout, the country, in
consequence of person by the name of Daniel
McCook, from Ohio, endeavoring to bribe Mr.
PiolIe,, member Of the State Legislature. and
one OF the Committee on Banks, 10 give his
vote and influence IN The Committee in favor OF
sustaining The Lehigh County Bank, against the
charges which have been made agans, it by
he people Of Allentown. A Committee of three
aas appointed 10 investigate the case, and Nc
Cook was arrested and taken into custody by
ihe Sergean,-ai-Arms of the House. After
aesTing the testimony, the Committee made a
TePori recommending The matter TO the civil au-
,horilies, and directing the Sergeant. Arms 10
deliver Mr.. McCook over TO The Attorney Gen.
eral. Our readers may find some alluson 10 ii
n our summary Of Legislative news.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-26
The Law Of Hereditary Descent.

Prentice of the Louisville Journal concludes
racy article, showing up the (ollies Of the Lo-
co-Focos Of Ohio, with The follawing pungen.
paragraph:
I" If The progressive Democracy dom, die of
wisdom or some other strange complaint, we
have no doubt it will certainly before long pre-
sen. some extraordinary developments to won.
der-loving Psychologists, philosophers, and pys-
biologists. The craniologisca confgura,on of
the future Loco.foco children will undoubtedly
be different from any thing that Gall, Spur,z
helm, and DR.. Caldwell ever saw through their
gold spec'acles. Every li;le fellow born Of
the Progressives, will have ani-bank, an,i-ed-
ucaiion, all of Oregon, barn-burning, four-seal-
ing, law-hating bumps in beautiful perfection
sticking out on all parts of his lovely head
His fingers will be lapering, long and admira-
bly, adapted to picking Uncle Sans breeches
pockets, and his legs shaped for running so
feelly that neither bailiff nor race horse can
calch their owner"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-26

lion of an additional paragraph respecting Tex.
as and The United States, in the way of >,
amendment 10 the address, and The general de-.
bate was then closed.
Wilmer q Smiths Times speaks in mos, en-.
thusiaslic terms of the new Tariff of Sir RI.
bert Peel.
IRELAND.-Circum Of mos, i'm.
porlaDt character have occurred in Ireland sincs
the sailing of the Midway, on the 10Th uI,.-
The state Of that distracted country remains i,
several paris, in anarchy and coRiusion-lbe
laws sci at defiance, life and properly Insecure
and assassinalions and agrarian outraees lb.
order Of The day. The executive, feeling ,le
imperative necessity Of putting an end TO snrb
insu5ordination, have been obliged TO procl,l,,
several baronies in the county of Limerick -
and il is not improbable bu, lha, that eouu =
notorious for its blood stains, Tipperary, n
ere long be placed under the same survelllancr
The latest accounts from the sister coun.-y
contain particulars Of the most horrifyina, bol!
and baTbarous ouirages.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-26
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.
Correspondence Of the Inquirer and Gazette.
IL 1915

Correspondence Of the Inquirer and Ga~eHe
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81, 1916.
The complexion Of the foreign news cannot
but prove highly satisfactory TO the friends OF
peace What lesson does the genIlemanly
and magnanimous tone of British Statesmen on
the Oregon question: give 10 The turbulent hec
toring spirits in cur Congress! As the course
Of Mr.. Pakenham is not approved, there can be
lilte doubt but that another offer will be shortly
submitted. which cannot fail to bring about an
amicabe settlement of the vexaous difficulty.
As the northern mail failed this morning, it Is
not yet known whether MIR. Pakenham received
dispatches or not, but | presume he will re-
ceive additional instructions from his Govern
men,. The ultra war members, finding that
their efforts have produced so liule effect in
England, feel no doubt very sheepish. No
Thing SO effecually humbles proud, hectoring
man as to take no notice of him.
The Senate was not in session yesterday or
to-day. The Oregon debate will Of course, be
resumed on Monday, bu, in far dit!eIen, tone.
After the concilia,ory spirit manifested by the
British Government, that legislator must lie ra-
bid indeed who will now respect the wholesale
denuncialions against her. How true il is that
soft answer lurne,h away wrath, and a kind
word brea,keih The bone" We shall probably
have message from The President on the sub
jec, sometime next week, in case Mr. Paken-
ham should no, resign, as some suppose he will
on account, of the censure Of Peel
In The House yesterday, the only business Of
interest, was the passage, by an almos! unani-
nous vote, of bill prohibiting the reception by
Senators of constructive mileage. |. would
scarcely be believed, that heretofore, when an
extra session of the Senate has been called on
the day following the termination of a regular
session, that Senators have charged, and been
paid their mileage, as though they had actually
been home and returned. Upon what princi-
pie of moral honesty they reconciled this to
their conscences, would be rather Difficult, to
say.
This morning, after an Intellectual motion to
60 into Committee on the bill establishing Mil
itary Posts on the route to Oregon, the House
occupied the whole day in the consideration of
bills on the private calendar.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-26
Oregon.

The debate on the Oregon Question is still
progressing in The Senate. During the past
week, Messrs. Hannegan, of Indiana, Dix, of
New York, Benton. of Missouri, and Dcken-
son, Of New York, expressed their views on
this all important subject. Their speeches
were listened to with great interes. by large
assemblies of persons, among whom was Mr..
Packenham, the BRUSH Minister The i'm
preston begins to strengthen, that the Resolu-
non 10 give notice to England of our intention
10 put an end TO the Treaty of joint occupation,
will pass. As a number of Senators will vet
speak, il may be more than week before the
question is taken
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-26
JOssll Jacob AstOr.

The following is given the estimate of Mr.
Astors immense wealth, in book Of the Rich
Men of New York Ii says that those know
ing his affairs best, place il at $50 900 900, and
some as high even as $50000,0O0. His in
come on moderate estimate, mus, be So ,O00,.
600 year. or $4,000 month; which is
about $4l 500 a week $7,76O day, $24O an
hour, ond 81 minute. Mr.. Aslor has made
donation Of S35o,000 for library in N. York,
the interest OF which is to be expended in en-
poying agents to purchase books and in the
erection OF building.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-26

UJWe have received the promised "entire
article of the Easlon Sentinel agains, the Wing
party. Ii measures Iule more than two COL
umns and a half and weighs li,tle less than
a handful Of lhisile.down. The writer has, we
frankly confess, so far redeemed his pledge as
10 have brought party into "conemp;" but,
unfortunately, the said party consists of but one
solitary member, and he is an unlucky Locofo-
co editor. AS to the "maledic,ions," il would
be worse than "poiuing dread artillery 'gainsl
a fly" TO waste single one upon an object so
perfectly innoxious. We would counsel our
friend Of the Sentinel TO make his next on
slausht upon the Tyler party, which, a, the
present time, appears 10 be just about his size.
Beluidere Apollo.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-26
Wrought Iron Guns.

We learn from the Boston Courier, that =,
small pamphlet written by Daniel Treada csT
has recently been published in Cambridge, .i,.
ing description Of an invention recently per
Gecled by him, in the most imporlan, engine Of
naval warfare, viz Common made of tcropgbt
iron and steel-consisting Of rings welded 10.
ge,her by process OF bis invention The al.
vantages which these guns are supposed 10 po-
sess over common cast iron and brass guns are
/. They are much ligh,her than those guns Of
the same caibre. g. They are much less la
bic to burst with equally heavy charges. g. 10.
stead of bursting and flying into minute fras-
ments, in consequence of overlooking, or Ioug
wear, or extraordinary accident they merely
separate into two portions, thereby proving vast
ly less dangerous 10 those who handle hem
4. They viii wear much longer. 5. They
may be manufactured of a prodigious size, and
be used with as much safely as smaller gun,
These cannon, il is said, have wlhsOod every
test thai has been applied 10 them, several Of
them having been manufactured for the United
States, and pu, to trial under the direction Of
the War aud Navy Departments.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-26
0The FOunfain.0

This is the title of monthly publication, of
which we have received the first Two numbers.
Ii is printed al Morrisiown, N. j., and advo-
cafes the doctrine OF the "cold water -
DR.. George t. Dexter. is the editor, and judg-
ing from the numbers before US, he conducts it
with marked ability.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-26
Oregon Population.

One OF the Canada journals states that one
third Of the population Of Oregon is composed
of French Canadians, mos, of them of mixed
Indian race from the Riviere Rouge; and they
will be likely to lose their lands should the plan
Of The American governmen, be carried out. Il
is represented that these cOlonis,s in very
good circumstances, but il is thought that the
best taste is not exhibited in The choice Of wives,
who are generally sguaws.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-26
Chief Justice of New Jersey.

Governor Slration, of New Jersey, has nom-
mated Henry w. Green, Esq, of Princeton, to
the Senate of lha, State, as Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court. The venerable Chief Justice
liornblower's term OF office expired in Novem-
Der last. and however much the people of New
Jersey may regret bis retirement, they cannot
but congratulate themselves that his place is TO
ne filled by one so competent and worthy as
Mr. Green.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-26

Friday, Feo. ~
FLOUR.-There is nothing doing to-day ID
Western. The market is heavy, and peTA'P'
rather more since the news. The sales u
Howard-st are 100 TO 500 bills al So IL IL
GRAlN.---In Wheat the sales aTe tVVV
bushels Genesee and Illinois, loE milling ''
private bargain. Barley and Rye are w''0D'
demand. Oats, as; Corn 66.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-26

The New York Herald says: g Several very
extensive failures have taken place among the
produce dealers, involving very large amount.
These failures are caused it is said, by bills of
exchange, for large sum, being returned from
London under protest, they having been drawn
upon house on the other side, which has
stopped payment"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-26
The Right of WAY.

The Bill, granting TO the New York and Erie
Rail Road Company the right to construct their
Road through portion of The territory of Pike
county. still remains undisposed Of in the Le-
gislaiure lis fate is doubtful
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-26
The Lady's Book.

The February number Of the Lady's Book
has been received. 1t is rich affair. The
engrarings are splendid, and the reading mat
Ter cannot easily be surpassed Cooley is al.
ways welcome visitor.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-26

U5 The FARMERS LIBRARY, for February,
has not yet reached US. Will the publishers
remedy the fault Ii is 100 valuable work TO
miss number
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-26

Notes purporting TO be issued by the Farm.
ers' Bank IF Genesee County, lie Roy, N. J
are circulating 10 the West There is no such
Bank in exisience.-Bsck Rep