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STRATT0N'S OFFICE.
No. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Iet ~ as -oui saY wat tacy can.
20 p.f...

Iet su nc uori say tacy can.
Eorselint Prizes str arrows the
Drawn Nos. Of MononRala. 22-May 29h.
~ % 60 81 81 6 a. 50 3 90 10 ~
Ticket, Nos % 50 90. Another Cspitsl sold sud psid
by STRATTON.
Dawn Nos OF Ahtsudra %. May 10
80 ~ ~ 81 So 81 81 % O. t6 2 3 %
Tete' Nos g. anotcr Cagt, Of s2oo sold and paid
BY sTRATrON
Drawn Nos. Of N. Jersey, M.-Jnnc 9Th.
- - 81 10 81 rs 50 70 81 25 2
Drawn Nos n Monouraia e. June su,
- SO 90 % ~ 50 % N 81 o. 90 IS
Tete' Nos ~ 20 90, capital .oh ard padby sratton
$1,000, 1000.
SaturdaysusscH Etta No podnvne received ~ Sundays
nsh-Cspitais sto0s 1900 IS ie drawn whoies
halves SOC. qs Csc.
sIO,OOOi $4,000 5000!
honiay horning-Akrandra, No % Capfsas Oo0 To-
geo soso 9oee sasl aoeo, he Is Nos ~ Duvn-ressts
piO, halves 5, grs 2.s0
Byss rsfsrsd ny Prizes Which sr. r.sis,rsd
81 he onee proof q what been done svsry
avnt eonsnuss TO incss, the number so spd paid By
70 Oders or certcatcs
schemes and in an Iosres promptly sussasd w. ana
travtuG sent WHEN requested.
fissse address orders ~ srRATTON
Richmond. W..
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By Dunlop, noncute q 90.
BACON, GROCERIES, dc.

AZ Auction.
On FRIDAY, the lsh O'elock cur Auc-
without regard weather general Gro
10000 lbs Bacon Hog RoCni and CITY
6S hhd- p X and " -. sugar part prime quality
l75 bags IAguayra, Rio and Java Coffee
10 bbs W hlskoy, Rum. Brandy ard Gan
s. bblz teTces and hbd- y. U. CUha Mo!Aa.u
20 bbs pure n. E Rum
SO and half uerees Clarified Sugar
100 bbs sugar House MellsSes
100 bb- sugar
10 bis White Rum
Lard and Soap
Sperm nd taDow Candies
Cheese, Pepper, Mustard
GunPoWdsr, Imperial and Powehong Teas
Sweet Malaga Wine
tC TERMS-Undsr sOO cash amount four month.
credit for approved negotiable paper.
jus ID. n. 4 Co
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DIN SOM. uANIurSTFH

DER SCITH. uANt HESTER received = cases sprns
and summer Ci1thnE, which viii sell cheap same
atticlcs b. bad elsewhere.
On h'ui-oo black Dap DEe Dress and Ffocks which WILDE
s gsuy reduced prices of are requested
- cal ans etsmine stLAs MERCHANT.
- ttf MAN street
EHHINCS.-tOo barrels Hsfnng. "a store ssd por .ae By
~ my7 CAPER1ON CRUMP
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Adams valley Property,
AT AUCTION.

On SATt RDAl the 10th OF June. at > o'clock,
on the premises wall be sold without Ground
situated IN Adan EaH'T and known
Lots By the Nos b and 30, fronting Fairfield street 20
feet inches. and extending lilo % an alley 10
eet wide being part % tie amary
mes "aen and - the same conveyed James brown
Page and John G. Gambler Benz w. deed under
the authority Of whose the will be made
TERMS very lbera-whieh known on the day of
sl" DUNLOP, MoNCURE n ~,
-
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HAsKINs & LIBBY. Agents.

Net1 Railroad and Steamboat Line 10 Norfolk
ria Port WaLihdH.
he FOR Norfolk by this route. leave the Richmond
and Petersburg Rail Road Depot on Mondays Wednes
days and Fridays. ut A. NJ. breskfastng on board
the Steamer Augusta, and arriving Norfolk between
and p. M-re,urnng, the Augusta leaves Norfolk n,
p NJ the days, passengers lodging board the
Augusta. and arriving a, Richmond To breakfast
Passage and fare to and from Norfolk 50 rs
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NWR SALE. to remain near the cty-a iEey Auatto
MAN about 30 years Of who understands cultivation
OF Flower Vegetable Garden attending Green and
Hot House Apply Nj h. Tas office, Mayos Bridge
1T BISSEIL McCANDIJSH
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BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
Arrival and Departure of The Cars,

"Ftput uHd btpdTIne OF me Cars.
RicHNosB, FREDERIcKsBuEG, AND RAIL ROAD
The leave the Richmond aud Fredericksburg Depot
daily, at A. NJ, with passengers for Frederick sburg
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York
Passengers by this reach Fredericksburg at ia
NJ, Washington, at u p. NJ. Baltimore at "a p NJ Pill
ladepha in the Of the night the day on which
they leave Richmond and New York by 10 NJ the next
day-thus mOking the whole distance by this route be-
tween Richmond and New York in 2s hours-returning
passengers by this THE great mail route leave New York
at ~ T. NJ, and arrive Richmond by 81 p the ne
day.
Passage by this between Richmond and Fredercks
burg, SO so
with return ticket, ; 90
between Richmond Washington, 90
between Richmond aud Baltimore, q GO
For Charlottesville and Sfaunioa.
The leave the Richmond and Frederick sburg Depot
Tor the above places daily, the hour A. NJ ar
nvng at Charlottesville, 81 p. NJ and Stanton by
A. NJ, the next day.
Passage to Charlottesville SIS 90
Passage 10 Stanton 90
Richmond and Petersburg Rail. Road.
NAIL
Leaves Richmond daily at p NJ
Leaves Petersburg daily at 5iA M
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily Sundays excepted) at AN
Leaves Petersburg daily Sundays excepted) at p
The Cans leave Richmond for Petersburg with the mai
train, daily. at o'clock. Z. VI.
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Boai for baltimore and PhiladeIphia.

The Steamer COLUMBUS leaves Richmond for Bal
timore every Tuesday ut 4 o'clock, p. NJ.
Passage and Fare 81 90
,,pN,v ,,,,s, -. - w
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BUILDING LOTs.-Thi, ls,lnr,lnrl .n.-
soap AND CANDLES.

via subscriber good stoek Of ar~t r,t. Summer
,anir~ and - ous bard finh, soap keeper.
AMI Merchants Eeneray invited -saHn. he sbv
ocs whsh Wi be sid cash or on IN. a., NM,
tlal 2S-dIm cos CaRyy
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IDANAMA, LEGHOHN AND PEARL CASSI-
WERE HArS.-Recsived this wrek. a affe spl~n-
dh assortmcnt Of fanaa, Leshorn Aso
several eases Of The latest Hats
ohef cslchaisd manufacturers 0enieuen WISHING sousthns
erirs IN quality, aud alta low price viii please
aye JUDAH MYERS, No "a west Main street
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Portrait Painting.

To PATRoSs
WM. u. BROWN, of London, politely nformz
the Citz~ns Of and vicinity that n. Ia, r.
opened his studio and Exhibition Room Allen Bruthsr
40 Main street where specimens Of has Art
them are the Portraits Of several distinguished individuals
City.
Rooms open from A NJ to NJ Ladies gentlemen arc
y n.
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AuriiOu 5alts.

TRIs DAY.
By rnfoes A urethcr.
Ne .Hais
PRIME SUGARS, COFFEE, &C.
At AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING, June 9th AZ 10 s'el.l n, s,,
str W. val ssnai auction. % soa
,i-,ns Of
=, hs. prime Rico sugar,. choice band.
100 hags Co Rio
GunpnNd.r ani lang Tea.
No Chccolatr fresh Pepper and Mustard
fot' Win. IN casa. ehoc- quahiy
IhampaiEn- Wine. -tonJan C1nb- hnnI
Refined Whale Oh. In
thatnpaiERe Brandy, I ar.i ! pipes
New England Run Imitation Brandy
superior Manufactured Tobacco
Also
Sn,"oa Sesars.
1ERNS-Sun's under sIoO cash. ov,r 90 month. ,, s
approved endorsed wv
"A INIoEs a RRorurp A..
BUILDING LOTS.-ThiS Saturday after
noo- at 4. O'Clock the premises T~. y,E,h
hnng Lots fth Er"e nesry Opposite rs..s- OF h-
late H. hop MORE Trnus liberal sale po-iiive
fNIpFa up.sruep
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THE GREEN MOUNTAIN
VEGETA BILE OINTMENT

highly parts internal at once ,uues
An. 5d ,mm,tion Ard paip will ou,st the me- 49,. tts
wounds s,sg kind and purf
restore perfect sOuhdues cd aad Among
the diseases which this wonderful Ointment adapted the
following Glsnduar selngs, face Breasts
and sore Nipples Of Nursing Women, Bronchitis Ring
worms salt Rheu sead Head and Is an inynIubI p,.g n,
Burns sea and Drawn Bters Shingles Erysipeiasand Piles
An Bruises and fresh Wounds cured great rapay-
supply OF this invaluable Ointment received and BY
ed GAYNoR Il WOOD.
DRAIRIE LAND.-Llfe IN Prairie Land, by
n Eliza w Fanham--"Dear Mature Is the kpdes Mother
still. "-Cmh Harold Just Pabhshed, for sls by
WADDY THOMPSON'S MEXICO.-Now
w received BY DRfSKER MORRIS, % Main street Re-.
o. Mexico. BY waddy Thompson ESQ Envoy III
MEXICO. r4
VTLoATiNG SOAPS. FOR THE BATH-wc have a suPgy or
= Taylofs Palmyrene and Lily soap or bathing
DUYAL PURCELL.
e4 it7 Main street
New Grocery.
WE suefeeet has sAen The stand recently occupied By 10
srph Bgelow, deed Tie opening
Of GROCERIFs, and utend- keeping constantly i
supply Of the best articles that line.
uy6N Broad street sloeso, Hn
INOR TUE LADIES-Vcry Pretty FOR summer
wcHr.rbc subenbrr has juH reeeiveda supply Of ladies
thin Cater Roots both bheE and eolore every
beautiful HoO'-whcb Will be sod low.
wls ALEX NIL
HAVANA CIGARS AND SUPERIOR CHEWING roR,cCo.
peo Havana CFars selected cu The branls npordasd
alec good a''ormrni Of superior Chewing robaco
fnopd and "fargbornc .Mossp Iyn,hburs Az
Of which are offered at low Precs at wholesale
puvAL a PURCELL.
lt5 Main
IpEARL CASHMERE uAT~.-wr have ii., received
beautiful hriicle of the Pearl Hat head
covering for che warm season
JUS JOHN THOMPSON 60.
Fashionable uoIcskIn ~iIk HIsts.
usf n hand several o. the Hats fash
- ionahe syie. ani Of superior qualify. j. MYERS,
No - west Main
w ANTED-For the balance Of the year a
w good Coos Washer and ironer. Enquire Of
my " kENr, KENDALL a ArWtrrR
GtLAY AND EoN FURNACES assorted .ises r sale At co..,
- ]. a CLARkspN a 60.
No ttt Broad street. Sbockoe ufl.
my " sirn ~ ne Ifpuisaw
DLAsTURioo deliverable wharf or on ne Rasn f7r
"eby T. y CRENsHAw BROTHERS Co.
a OOFERs Refined fsnasss
~ Refined Horat
supsr Cart. sots
Superior Clue receiving per scht hburE af saisby
DuvAL L PURCELL. Druggists
my l5 go vain street
SPRING FASHION.
I'm hand several cases of Beebe d Costar's
~ snd other celebrated HATS all Of -heh gill
Be- cod a. prices that fail s.sacton oeususn
Ia want of q fsshonsbs shd Hat vnd can At
JUDAH MYERS
my 70 No 81 West Main sret
IN CASES superior Claret Wine, of different
DO buanis, In store and fot ale bv
my 20 GALLAGHER oLDNER
GROUND PLASrER-Rehoond Ground Plaster m
- store iot sale BY GORDON a SKINNER
NJ oLASSES-iuucrcs-pru 's otean. No's-.r.
W. IS half barrels Orleans snd Sugar House
For @sS GORDON sHINETR
WmskEY-ioo SOs Crnennsu Rseuhed wii,ley. "a .,o,r
w fof sale ~ WILLIAMS a HANALI
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Canal pnckefH

HENRY LUDLAM & co.
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drmJohns NurdocGs Madeira. imported in ls2i
Newton t'odpn. Murdoch and Scot, IN 1872
plvers Reserve, Vintage Is25
] oh Pale Cognae Brandy
! oil Hoiis nj Gin
RTTERNS-Cash
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Execmlor's Sale OF KeaI EsIaIc.

tBY ORDER or THE EXECUTORS
my 30 MlIILAMs a nArAII -.
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having incomplete n Virginia Reports meet win
sale or have them compsted. BY applying
my ~ J. .R.ECo.
- PISTON ACTS FOR isf6-Aets 49, nhly %
- Virginia, commencing December tsfS, cndur
Sh, &c. jus published lor By
my ~ DRINEER a MoRRIa
EENTLEuEN'S CHANNEL ROOTS. THoAP
- son 60. have manufacturers
made 70 oder' sen'mcn hne
h.y are yey handsome article INDEED
JNes Sons hne dre- Roots Genuemen pesse
ersmine Them 10
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FOR RENT OR SALE.
OLD POINT COMFORT.

'ENHE. subscriber having taken the convenient
two story Dwelling nearest The Landing Baumor.
STEAMBOATS, al I'd FONT Comfort prepared
UNITED number OF Boarde and may favor
nun win their patronage this determined
render the stay Of his guests while this delightful watering
paeeas agreeable possbleand intending In
ms charges and relying the preference many
comparative retirement he expects he hopes deserve
OF the pubic patronage WIN NJ. TABB.
June 3,
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iii AHPEHS BIBLE.-" After the work !. eomple,,d
IN It's serial issue, orders complete .st, an npnher.
WIN DC supphd al the subscription prevent daPpont
eh " plreuiaTy requested that Who
may not have perfected their numbers will do 50 xb .
".e delay as possible 40 Messr' Harper Brother.
" The work complete, advise all sub
seers osend their numbers may get them ,d
for binding J. W n ANnoI pr 4, cn '10'
Je 10, 49,
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE.
ARO. 0nni LOO nj 900,

Gand Consolidated Lottery, Ca- No. drawn on sa,u
day eth June, 1885, at Wilmington Delaware ~ Number
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Anttiou 5ales.
EtNE bNNN-
By williams & HnxnII.

We ~n -- the drres ~ hs late Laey n car on
THURSDAY the i day % Jun. pert at "a O'CLOCK u
Wine banc Daniel Can p
hid arcumaiari many ysar befor- his death foho~.
~ b." D. hne. s'cia Madeira Old aHd nanyyesr.
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A COW LOST

- TRAYED away from City, about 4 week
kfEff,&r[l ~ since, BLACK cow Of medium .zs and
WS&SrM some or years Old A reasonable Hinb be
HH paid, II returned to the sn5senbsrs.
s&A-AAEn. my &c JONES A WINSTON
X DOLLARS REWARD, will be paid for the
- GOLD FOB CHAIN, lost On saizrdly norping
23d betweeH the fredericksburg Railroad Thomas
CarteIs residence about three miles city Apply to
Messrs. Mitchell Tyler or
l. d. CRENsHAw, BROTHERS L co.
my -S-u Basin
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Cheap Trunk ESIabIisi,mcnI,

HAVE general assortment OF Travelling Of various
SYKES ana OF all sIEes, at low price. constantly
RECEIVING uen hom the Manufacturer 10
ger any SIZE or desen OF Trunks notice To-
wishing EXTRA large Travelling PLATA Leather Trunks or Of any
eonueiioa be n notice by leaving
heh ofder with me nj my cheap Boot store on.
door above Gay, Mathews l. 20.
my ~ AZ IpnN,pn
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q NOR RENT.-The subscriber has for
x rent three me Rooms over his store on Ma street
They accessible the them being bv broad
passage and are desirable either for Offices lodging
LEWIS GINTER.
No -3Nain
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-02
Extraordinary MaIformation.

We were informed yesterday of the most ex-
traordnary freak Of nature we have ever had
occasion to record, being the birth Of living
child with the heart outside the chest. This
remarkable phenomenon in the history of hu--
man nature is an absolute and indispuable.
fact, however unlikely i, is 10 meet with cred
ibility on the part of the public. The heart is
entirely outside Of the body, and destitute of
any pericardium; thus even wihou. this na,ur,>
al protection it is protruded from the external
surface of the chest, which a, ;ha, point bears
a mark resembling cicalrix. as if the flesh
had been opened, the heart pulled out. and rhe
wound suffered TO grow up again. Each pull
salion OF course can be distinctly observed. AMI
the whole natural action Of this delicate organ
is made visible to the immediate u4yssiisatlon
OF the eye. The facts above stated reached US
by accident. bus 40 Incredible did they seem
that apscial inquiry was made in relation to the
matter; the attending physician in the case wa
understand was Dr. VIM. Riley--Sun.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-02
PelCC.

The editor of the N. Y. Tribune, writing
from Washington, says -" have a gratifying
report that there is prospec. Of peace with
Mexico before the end OF next month"
The Washington correspondent Of the Phil,
adelphia North American, says:
Although it is not my habit TO repeat ru-
mors, one came from The White House 10 the
Senate Chamber this morning, and was there
repeated by The Vice President, which looks
improbable, but yet may have some foundation
Ii was 10 the effect, that secret negotiation is
now going or for terminating The war with Mex
leo. | give il without comment or endorsement
of any sort. The public must Judge for itself
think il was stated in some of the recent in.
telligence, that an inc0g agent from Mexico
was supposed 10 have arrived in the United
States"
To which the N. Y Expross adds:
1.-The TruxIon, from Norfolk, carried Out Mr.
S!idell Mackenzie as a passenger to Mexico
no doubt with some view 10 consulting or
this Mexican business with Santa Anna, or AL
monte. His instructions were kept secret, bu
enough leaked out in Norfolk to have i, sus
pec,ed that such was the objec, Of his mission.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-02
The Phladelpha Ledger out -Herod's Hero

The Philadelphia Ledger ou-Herods Herod
in its bitterness towards Gen. Scott. The Lo-
cofoco prints fall far in lis rear in this particu-
lar. The article upon This subject in Wednes-
days issue is absolutely disgracefu to the
writer Had he ransacked the whole vocabu-
larry Of BiIlingsgaie he could moi have combined
more coarseness and vIuperation in the same
space. Fortunately, the Ledger's masked Lo-
cofocoism is so well known as TO deprive it OF
the pouer Of injuring the honored Hero Of Chip
pewa-L Lancaster Tribune
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-02

The high price of cotton goods in Maiamo-
ras, owing TO The Mexican Tariff, is well known.
Several enterprising yankees" since General
Taylor has taken possession of the city, have
moved in, opened stores, and are selling goods
on cheap principles. about one-lhird Of The usu-
al Mexican prices, bu, double the usual"Amer
can prices. 1t is an amusing scene TO witness
the crowd around these stores, composed of
the mixed people Of the city Finely dressed
women, rancheros, naked indians and negroes,
all eager to purchase goods, and jabberiDg
good, bad and indifferent Spanish, with ra-
pidity truly appalling 10 phlegmatic Anglo
American.
The Mexican families and citizens have
principally returned TO Malamoras, reassured
by the protection and quiet which Gen. Taylor
has afforded them.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-02

Some of the most influential ciI;zens Of Yu.
catan have not hesiiaied TO express their hope
that in two or three years from the present
time, il not before. they would see those three
stars added to the fast increasing number that
are now crowding into the banner OF The stars
and stripes Of The United States.
The U. S. Brig Somers was the only vessel
of War off the Port. Every thing was quiet.
RUMORS, INCIDENTS, &c.
A party Of The Tonkewa Indians, q in num-
Taylor's camp. Their appearance in Matamo-
ras created great CONSERVATION among The Mex
leans, as they had heard report that they were
engaged by General Taylor 10 commi, depreda-
lions, and that they numbered several hundreds
or thousands The Mexicans have acted bru-
tally towards those frontier tribes, and they in
return are eager 10 re,aliale. The fears Of the
Mexicans were greatly relieved when they
learned there were but sesen,een rowing In
dians, and that they would mol be employed by
Gen. Taylor against them.
During the bambardmen, of Fort Brown there
was woman n The Fort, the wife of one of
The prtea,es, who regularly and atlen,ively, The
whole ime piled the men at the guns with cof-
fee and other refreshments, while they piled
The Mexicans with shot. She gave Uncle
Sans boys gunpowder zeal while they helped
The Mexicans TO some grape. Where the shot
flew thckesr, there was she; and she frequent
ly lit soldiers segar from an exploded shell.
She is large athletic woman, having frame
well proporlioned to her big generous heart
She is now The favorite Of the whole army, and
being native of Indiana, the soubriqu,t every
where attaches TO her of the GREAT WEs-
TERN" AT The dinner given TO the delegation
from the State Legislature, the Great Western
was toasted with all The honors, although ex-
posure TO the sun has made her already Jrown.
When the 'brave" General Ampudia reached
Maiamoras in his retreat from Rcsaca de Ia
Palma, beautiful Sonora Of the city the
first he met. my men," he said " madam"
speaking Of course in his vernacular, ''my men
have all fed from the ield!" "Senor," she
said, dropping her heavily fringed eye-lids--
"Senor, yourself, should Judge, did not
main long behind them"
Among the trophies brought from Gen. Tay
lor's camp by the Legislative Committee, were
six or eight spears or lances, about the same
number of escope,as or carbines, number Of
swords and cullasses, a large box of shells.
balls, &C., which were taken from The Mex-
cans and deposited in Fori Brown.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-02

PoTAToEs.-Mr. Secretary Walker. in his
schedule A. accompanying his report which we
publish to-day, expects TO increase the revenue
$l5O.0oo by reducing the duty on potatoes
from ten cents bushel to 80 per cenlum =
What, will the locofocos never be satisfied ill
the farmers of Europe supply our Atlantic cities
with potatoes 2 -H0neSdale Democrat.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-02
The August Interest.

The State Treasurer expresses confidence
in The ability of the State 10 meet the August
paymen, of interest on the public debt. This
is good news. The people are paying up their
taxes with promp,ude tha, is highly COM
mendable Harrisburg Intelhgencer.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-02

ENCOURAGING THE RISING GENERATIoN.--
AT a recen, examination OF district school, in
Maine, among the visitors was the worthy and
very eccentric Parson B., who, after asking
many questions, calculated TO show the prof.
cheney of the scholars, expressed his gra,fca-
tion n no measured terms, and exhored them
TO persevere. my young friends" said he,
"persevere and you cannot fail of success i:
some of you may yet make Washingtons,
FrankIns or Webs,ers,-al Of you can make
Polks!"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-02

THE ARMY IN MExIco-The following ap-
pears to be just estimate of the force now
upon the Rio Grande, under command of Maj
Gen. Taylor :---U. S. Regulars, $500 Louis
lana volunteers, $500; Texas, $50; Alabama,
$50; Kentucky, $50; Missouri $50; Total,
1900.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-02

pear to be affected in the same manner they
were las, summer, and are dying off in great
numbers Wherever wet or damp place is
10 be found, they congregae, and afterwards
swell I'D and burst Baltimore American.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-02
Democratic WING Candidate.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
JAMES nj. POWER.
OF MERCER COUNTY.

Ia consequence Of the indisposIlion of our
assistant, there was no paper issued from This
office last week. We hope this will be re-
ceived as a sufficient apology for our dein-
quenCy.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-02
War Preparations against Mexico.

A Washington letter well says" Some idea
may be formed of the extent of the conlempla-
led operations agains. Mexico, by estimates
which are being prepared at The proper office,
for the following means Of f,ranspona,on--2O 1000
wagons, 1000 mules, 6O0O horses, and 400 OK
en. These facts speak stronger than any COM
meni could make"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-02

DEATH OF A MEMBER OF CoNGREss.-We
regre, TO notice the decease Of the Hon. Rich
ard p Heuick, NJ. c., from Rensselaer, coun-
~, New York. He died in Washington on the
2olh, of congesive fever.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-02

The time for The organization and reception
of volunteers in this State has been extended,
by an order Of the Adjulani General, to the
] lth instant.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-02

The Wings of Delaware have nominated
Peter F. Causey for Governor, and John w.
Houston, present incumbent, for Congress.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-02

The Washington, Pa. Reporter says that
The locusrs are fast disappearing from that neigh.
borhood. Great injury has been done to the
fruit trees, and especially 10 the young or
chards.