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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-10-22

The SUBTREAsURY.-Thc New York Joue
nal of Commerce Of Friday says: We were
in the cusiom-house yesterday when the door
Of the Subrreasury was unlocked, and behold
there was not a dollar of specie in the whole
place.
COULDN'T PART THEM.-The Louisville
Democra, says thai a man by the name Of Ham
lin, Of Vevay, Ia, who was in the habit OF abu-
sing his wife, was warned by somebody TO leave
the place in due time This he did not heed
Mr.. somebody and somebody's friends went To
the house Of said Hamln aud rode him on
rail 10 the river, where they put him in sklff'
and transported him TO the Kentucky side, gave
him a dollar and ordered him to leave His
wife the next day followed him. notwilhssnd-
ing his i'll treatment with her was so outrageous
as to awaken the indignation Of the community,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-10-22

Since Mr. Polk vetoed the River and Har-
Dor bill The Western papers have called the
snags IN the rivers Polk Stalks"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-10-22

BEAT THIS WHO cAN.--Mr. Gideon Manner.
Of Rush township, Susquehauna county. aged
"a years, recently dug and picked up torty.0xs
bushels of potatoes in six hours.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-10-22

Potatoes are brisk at Buffalo, al 20 cents per
bushel, price that completely puts a, rest all
rumors OF short crops. in lha. neighborhood.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-10-22

The Governors of Ohio, Maryland, New
Hampshire, Massachusetts and Michigan, have
recommended November 26, as Day Of Cen
eral Thanksgiving in their respective States.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-10-22

MATERIAL FOR New STATEs.-California
will make for,y-hve States. each the size of
New Jersey; and New Mexico is equal to
lvpnty five New Jerseys
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-10-22

IL Mr.. Secretary Walker left New York
wilhou. accomplishing the benevolent object OF
his mission, viz: termination Of the "dvorce
between The Government and The Banks" of
that city. The dealers in the "fimsies" would
not listen TO the voice of the charmer, and he
was compelled to leave without rag" to COW
er his nakedness What humllating posi-
lion is tha. Of Secretary Walker! After having
spen, his political life in laboring for the de-
struction OF the Banks, behold this redoubled
champion of metallic currency the spurned
and rejected suppliant for favors from the hated
"rag barons "---Beluidere Apollo.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-10-22
The Pennsylvania Volunteers Called
Out.

A report is in circulation, that the expected
call upon the six Regiments of Pennsylvania
Volunteers, who, in compliance with The requi-
si,ion Of the President, have offered their SER
vices to the Governor Of this Commonw ealih,
with the destination of the troops, or the exact
period when they will be required.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-10-22
10th Congressional District-.Officia
Representative DistriC

Representative District.
The following are the returns of votes cast in
the counties of Northampton and Monroe for
members of the House of Representatives
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-10-22
SO DOLLARS REWARD!
LOST

On Wednesday evening last. in the Borough
of Suoudsburg, near the public house OF J. J.
Pos,ens, pocke. book containing s245 co.
The above reward will be paid for the recov-
cry Of the money.
JOHN BALE.
October %, 1916.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-10-22

Htr.-The Richmond Standard has the fol-
lowing, which mex, 10 Gov. Jones' celebrated
hit at Mr. Polk, on the stump, is the best we
have seen:
Slang of the day.--Qnes'ion. l. Mr.. Polk,
as Mr.. Richie says. the great lahef Of the
red man -
Answer lie aint The father Of nothing else
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-10-22

TERMS IN advance s225 ha yearly; and 81 50 if no
paid befoI the end Of the year.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-10-22
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
The War Spirit Among the People.
FROM THE U. S. SQUADRON.
SANTA ANNA ABOUT TO TAKE THE rlLD.

We have further and stirring news from Mex
leo. Santa Anna has accepted the command
of the army.--and in letter to Gen. Almonte,
he says he Twill die fighting, or lead the valian,
Mexicans to the enjoyment Of triumph" The
governmen, has called for more troops, and the
war fever has received new impulse. The
struggle, i, would seem, is only about 10 be be-
gun.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-10-22

er. lie aint The father Of nothing else
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-29
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 40.

so: :Ss s s;ss Warm s s..
Bark Hibsr., MsrrieE. New Orleans: Stanton & Ero.,
ss ST.: ySsy fsssss' Sssl!%os, e,.:s MAILER.
Arrived.
ShiE virgui.n Capt Hem FIN Liverpool Dec with mdz
SIP soaspo G sV: from Charleston with
Ss1ss ,sSs
q By boat from whale ship Lsoaids: Toby, Indian
sss s0oPs IL:
very gales on the coast saw number Of
Y. Rio 'a's0
RAPID GepS,t.a Ward from Havana Jan
BARK reported. FIN H.,.n.
n s. I'M . ssyS. %0 S.y:
a Nsm LiE 5 On Ss;s
;t ,s S''s
ssa had been got Belize where :hs
.' York
AL nm &: i
night inst had leave her boats which, after
three days. arrived Belize much exhausted hav
ing distance Of 80 miles She sold for $40 at Be
Brig Ohio Davis before IepoIted I'm Rio Janeiro Nov
and 20 d. FIN ST Thomas, with $500 bags Coffee to Sin KIN
ronsdes Vessels left before reported On the goth inst lat
g 3o long 70 40 spoke .chr I'm New1em ~; tor Nsw
could not her they heavng overheard
her and pumping at the time No doubt but she had
sprung aieak. - -
ADELAIDE Kstcp sf Nsvsg bur from PO1ss Pr
Peters, Left vessels The has experienced severe
weather during the pasge lost beat stove buwarks and
threw overheard 300 bushels Of SALT has been 6 days north OF
Hstteras. - -
sch Monitor Smith, of New Bedford I'm 81 Johns PR and
Grand Kew inst with 800 bushels salt Tucker Light
burn Len brig Virginia; Pemaest Of B.itimors for H.mg
has ced weather the coast has been
days north Of Hater split has been blown on three
times
Schr Amos Blrdsal Brisa I'm Warrington, NC, with
val . -,
schr sylys Hisbee Hgbse I'm Richmond, with coal. to
4 Truslow
Sch, Renown Lowell days from Boston, with mdze, to
j Herick.
schr Boston, from New Haven.
Sailed
Bark Ralph Cross, Mediterranean brig Elixl st Cror,
Emeline StMarks, and Others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-29
Ry Last NIGHTS Soutbern Mail.

BALrIMosE, Jan H-Ar Br brig Coquette Williams Dera
schrs Long, Knowles, Moble Vermont Gayle "a
v.npsh; Mary Ez.bs,h Darker RICHMOND Bslor bari.
Psnsaools sd bIgs Mary Hopper Hamn, Rio dc Janeiro
Gamorgkn, Focke, Kingston. Jam.
Mo.LE, Jan 2i-Ar BI bark Aihol Ker Gre,nosk Cd Br
bark Abercrombie Louttl Livl brig Gen Wilson, MneT
81 marks, Fla; sehr Aurslia, Arsnsss Bay, p.
NoRFoLK, Jan 26(Ohce Of the Beac0ul-An steamer "a
.spsco I'm Cape Henry having in tow ship Nias.r
Russell fm NYor boSnd e iiyerpSal ut u n dsess
with cargo Of -four flax seed, urpentne. 9e and on he
evening about lao miles the Sc OF Sandy
Hook sprung aeak and MAKING water freely made pr
the badness Of The EiI have Be d,chsgS A.s arr
SYork MaIsTes Phillips. Es; River Bold Rurnsr rss1cs
jane. River .h morning AT a'.h .ehr Msary i hn.
Of heavy bad weather and when of the Double Shot He'd
Keys encounterng gale from the VI Iof ne liz,
Of the vessel and cargo the captain and crew
throw deck load which o. % a.
moasses Durina the passage she split her sa sprung h
spars and sustained other damage r.. phu.a t1.nn;
RICHMOND Jan A-Sld L<cuosa, fouhssan "ia1' Ai@"'
bal. Morse NYork Heroine, BAIT nj, T.,,.x p..,, H.y
PHILADELPHIA. Jan T-r nres ~ poscn re
ds Finn and m rs1r: s ps Do sp.I e
Baxter, Boston via WOOD hoie wne:J s ~ my NJ
jury sus being in eoq.et w h;n a.
OIL, psi josss Taylor, Mobile; Putnam. Homer. Brazil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-29


helm ss1,qI Pc.Sls"ssa Dshsssss"im
do 10 sE Mahogany R0:ss s sus a. . es nD1sy
Goulard-l mdz WIN Fisher co-is bbls TOBACCO La
,.lase ties honey " Thoma:.lsm ,egns Geo Wsls-!ln
hogany cTdsr-m Jhoms. ssslker-l2om do AIan
gerun- bxs sweetmesis Rckhaw Vncenttm Jose
s% Is &c:
dollars Coits7sm segars Renauld Francis-2 sega
7 Wood-2m DO Hasssr-27m oranges to order, :.
steel ssnaerson. SO bd: ma.s Morewoed@. cs.s:
az: Ny S: %as
Hsrnden.9 chain cables Denish sg9ire-i cask mdse
sSspd oSn 1oIp Pigs %d
Edwin Hunt-1 bales Hutchinson Tany-6 Richardson
Watson Buckingham Cc-a bales James Mccall & Co
pigs Nev:ns CO.. boxes VIM Redmond pigs Bird Oil
Fos s.
sR; o s ssl ss
Gary Co.'S, pkgs Godfrey, Patrison Co.'S Buckley,
CO.. Hannor Hayes cs Little Adam Co.'S L Beas
Bush-i Barton Co.. Cromwell, Haght Coz Wright
Lowe Dumbarton-2 casks Folger Blunt Afford
cs Garner Co.. McLanahan Coil Grips < Col
cas-. Way saEy MAJ Adrian s.5s1ss
Howard-s Rockwell y Cos pkgs VIC Maitland-2o
cs WA Whitewrght & Co-2s casks WIN Chance, Jr-!2e
N Lawrsucs Coz A 4 Thorp-s ALBION, Hszen Co.
Jacob Russ Son.lo cs bale James Mccall GCo-i boz
psy. J9nss-s Jokn GhoR Coo Bird Gsn5iss:
M ss1s H' SSs. wolo
w VI seymour-42 pkgs 100 boxes tin plates to order
BELIZE, Honduras-Bg Matda-6s sticks mahogany tons
Rio JANEIRo-ark Falmouh-s5 cks oil quantity Of GU
orders pcs rosewood Phipps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-29
miscellaneous Record.

Packet ship SHERIDAN. Cornish, for Liverpool will sail
Saturday LOUIS PHILIPPE, Casto for Have, Monday.
Feb. I'd.
NANTUCKET GRAND PorNr LioHT-The bark Lysander, at
Boston, from this port owing neglect deficiency IN
the management OF this light. becoming total
This the FIRST evidence Of that
has knowledge We have had frequent commu-
nicaons complaining Of the want OF proper judgment
in regulating this light Ii has also been ntimated TO that
they kept burning within the time prescribed BY law
and often found to be ertnguhed full hour be-
fore d.ybreak.
BAG Hupsor hence at New Oesns when three days ont
from New York, experienced heavy gale from the WNW,
during which shipped and washed decks fore and m lost
part the deck load both boats galley and hogs
head Of sails and started main rigging and received
other trifing damage
SHP GRANADA, Spooner Boston, from New Orleans,
the 9th with ship Emperor Brown from
New Orleans Havreboth vessels tacks The
q. lost b- boom, head, &C The T. received but
little damage Parted company with the 4. on the sh ins on
Orange Key.
reports Has had constsdt head winds during
Of her ou Nantucket 7th LIST Ehen m
NV with severe cold the vessel wss
complete mass of ice aud continued for Two DAYS zzd IN
had again got miles OF the S9utn Sno nen
red another Northwestern which made an
the vessel again drove her 30 or 40 miles 70 e
OF the South Shoal. :, -, t., q, vn..p, Will. living
Al p,err Yesterday morning, was un INTO oy Ig
% Penn from Boston, and cut down 70 the watei cage
will probably Be- compelled to return 70 the CITY io repairs
an S1sers Of and for this port, from Gibraltar th u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-29

REAL EsrATE-A Auction-TAe story brick house
and lot Fulton st. % feet 'front.' ~ feet 10 inch rear,
feet inches SIDE and 80 feet inches the Others
story brick house and lot Ann st, 81 feet 'front.' % #
10 inches rear, 81 feet inches SIDE and 81 feet
inches the other sold together for story brick
front house and lot 1873 Allen st. % by 70 f. 1925
story brick house and lot 1856 Allen street. IS by rs feet
$5025 do do lss Bowery IS by la feet with brick
houses in the 800 story brick house and lot
~ Frankfort st. 90 front by IS feet rear l04 side
and 1903 the other 5000 story brick house and lot
70 Henry St. a5 by 100 f. 000 story and nine years
lease of lot oil Fulton st. IL feet inches by 81 H. s24o0
story and lot 50 Thompson st. IS by 100 f. with frame
house in rear $500 story and lot - w 18th street,
20 by 100 f. $4,000 story and lot IL do same size,
S605o story brick house and lot 80 Sd ST. % by 40 H.
s5,a5o story do No 81 do, size, $500 story
do No 81 do, same sze $5350 Lot on 22d st. near sth
avenue 10 by SO f. $2075 House and lot on 22d street.
sh avenue, IS By 9s, iso Lot on 2lst st. near
avenue 81 feet 10 inches by 90 f. Lot on 22d
sh svenue 81 feet inches by 9s feet inches,
$3.50 story brick house and lot corner Of Frankfort
and vandewater SITS, 450 No Vandewater st. $1,000
No 80 vandam st. tleasehold 1880 No 81 Nassau st,
Brooklyn O25 House and lot corner of Doughty and
Mckinney SITS, $2350. Do Oh Mckinney, near Doughty
It, S2l75.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-29
Medical Advice,

- OCTOR LAMERT Is still Confidently consulted ct his
od once So Gold street, between Fulton and BeekmenI
diseases Of delicate his treatment being mild
rd iudcous requires neither mercury restraint in Diet
hindrnce from business pursuits Recent cases cured in OF
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL sr
sing from too frequent indulgence ofhe passions f indisces
youth and thereby nightly emsssns and eventually
confirmed mpotency engage the Dra ,eie, p,
rstoe tn. system, mentally and bodily 70 nAt
state OF visor nature originally designed.
sTRlCTURES,a disease frequently existing without tne
nent Of unnsted medical preender and something's by he
neglect Of the parties themselves by the Dr. eheetusy
cured, without pain or Inconvcnience.
The Doctor being Of the few qualified advertising s1r
the city, perfect charge MACS
Letters paid enclosing fec Immediately asteuGed to
and medicine with advice, sent TO any part 81 The onso
States.
ohies 50 Gold street Open iron sA.M-nsP' ,m,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-29

when Mr.. H. was excited, as he generally and nati-
rally is in debate he lacked little discretion some
times. Mr.. Fairfield disavowed any intention TO
give offence, Notwithstanding which, Mr. II. said
that when he smiled, he never gave his friend the
knife, or words TO that effect The Senate chamber
ID not the place tor exhibition of this sort, nor
ought her Senators notice things having offensive
appearance ano meaning, that may be said in the
heat OF discussion. Such retorts calculated to
weaken preexlstlng friendship, not totally TO detroy
IT, between those who never intended 10 hurt each
others feelings
rumor has found its way 10 my ears, which !
am not willing to credit unless upon the most unex-
ceptionable authority. | will mention il, however
for the benefit of the President and his friends Ii
Is said that while Mr. Polk urging on one class of
men TO raise the war cry TO the highest pitch in
Congress, and authorizing them to stand fast upon
5i-f0, as the only line OF demarcation between the
TWO countries IN Oregon, he is encouraging another
class TO only or.49 and tells them that they alone
are right, and not the 81 40 men
As have said above, can hardly believe he
would play game of this kind unless for the special
qualification of knocking the heads OF his friends
against those OF his foes In Congress, and then 10
laugh IN his sleeve at the destruction which he thus
causes-llke Nero fiddng while Rome on
ire. As 1t IS, the opposition TO Mr.. Polk may de-
ieat his measures, but they must also remember
that IN pulling him down, they destroy themselves.
lie IS a I" fixed fact" Caleb Cushing said OF
President Tyler, agal INST which, the heads OF those
who were foolish enough 10 let them come in con-
tact, suffered the most. ARIEL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-29
Br,rhton Cattle Market,

JAN 26-At market 6a0 beef cattle 10 Jokes working
oxen "a cows and calves $50 sheep, and 800 swine.
ABeef CattleSales of extra So first quality, IS bo
second quality, 81 IS 81 third quality 50 6oa 49,
Working Oxen-Sales noticed at II, a. 80 and 500.
Cows and Cslves-Sales noticed at Sl6 IL, 90 a. and
$32 80.
sheep-Market quick at the following prices: 81 U.s.
2 IS, 3 IS, and lot of 40 sheep taken at 50.
Swine-Lots at wholesale at SC; at retail from ~
for sows to 81 for barrows.
N.B.-We notice extra cattle driven by Noah Plumb
Esq, of Fairfield County, Conn, at something over So
and two beautiful fed by Messrs Moseley Bush,
of Westfeld, weighing 400 lbs, taken at $3.50 py MI
Daniel Atherton--not forgetting fine oxen, fed by
Lewis Barnard Esq., Of Worcester weighing about 1900
lbs each dressed for marke, taken BY Eben'r Summer
cattle remain unsold Of superior quality at o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-29
New York. wednesday. ia

New York, Wednesday, Jan. -.
AsHEs.-Snce our last have to notice. advance
in the price of Pos-saes made to-day at s. this
years brands Pearls still held at 81 IS.
BREApsrurFs.-There seems to be activity in
the market than when last noticed and notice also
some sales for EXPORTS home use; for the former
SIS so received and SIS cal for the latter holders
however are not altogether disposed to sell good Gene
for any purpose other than export under S. 81.
There il not much doing in Southern; we quote George
have sales to report Corn brisk with fair supply
Southern 10 held at SO 6ic for So poundsand CSC for
yellow In Rye we have no change to notice, it Is held
nominally at Soc -1axa
Corror-The sales to-day amount to about 500 bales,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-29
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27. 1916

WASHINGTON, Jan. n, 1916.
The United States Journal, of this evening, gives
increased strength to the rumor that Mr.. Buchanan
is going on the bench of the Supreme Court of the
United States. 1t was rumored to-day that his
nomination was received by the Senate, in secret
session. this afternoon but this is not true 1t is
also said that he has to-day resigned his Secretary
shipof State. This may be true.
:. great many names are mentioned, of those
from whom his successor is to be chosen. II is said
that Gen. Cass has received the offer, and has it
under consideration. John G. Calhoun has been
mentioned, but | think he would not, under any
circumstances, accept nor would Mr. Polk wish
to have so great man, nominaly his servant, but in
reality his master. MIR. Walker, of the Treasury
IS mentioned but he has his hands full of tariff
documents, and his head full Of tree trade notions
Mr.. Mason, Attorney General, is also mentioned
some have also named Judge Woodbury.. but he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-29
Sale OF STOCKS at Baltimore.

JAN. 1.-$l000 Maryland 6s, 763; 500 Baltimore IS,
1890 96I 900 Dc do, 96l o24 do do ss es do S. $780,
70; 10 shares Baltimore Ohio RR All 10 do do, Al 10
do do Ali 10 do do 4s 10 do do Ais 10 do do AIS 10
do do, All.
Maryland So fell OF to-day and closed at 1851 asked 70
bids decline Of u per cent upon sales OF yesterday
Baltimore 6s $780, declined per cent closing at 96t
asked % bid. Baltimore Ohio Railroad shares nearly
for sale. 47l n AL hid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-29
sales or stocIxs at Bostou.

EXCHANGE BoARp, Jan. ~ York Manufacturing Co,
li25; Boston Worcester RR ll5 do, 1lai; West
ern RR 90}; 10 do, olf 100 Boston Co. l4I; 80 Nor
Worcester RR 66; do 653 30 do 65t; 90 do 6sf; AIS
do IS; as Island RR, ss do, sS. $50 do, SAL aaS
do. 54!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-29

Mnorcs ". undss.;snd her repairs cost $500
| Notice 90 Mariners.
.d Mssa s,d
noss : ~ IN: X:
&: s I'D
si.is ;:
sss 5. ; y: is 4 S
and nc: s sa e s:1 %
wsf sso S.y w ss nfss s
;eh.O.s. ,ana e: .sh Of rS APSS soS
IL. il ss isshom At low water spring is. with
WaI.s and arm & ~ be Tsmon
no SH n Ss.cn ss
| Naval.
from officer board the .s,;hp ship, 3.
o so dsS nss
ship and and sn " are ~ dy
A. .a : i.
sn Hfo o@ se N.T 70 VIC
The United STATE: l;sas spoken he
BOT nth Mns
| days.
Gid from Honolulu, Oct 2l Braganza, NIB full! for hoIe;
% do M 20 sfss
4: Ss 'sS5 have o e
| this ss.sca.
AT a. NeT Bedford ash inst ship Asaander BONN, r.
C.IL.oa Nani Dbl: .1C,p, az;
sMs si.iS n.
Do sI.s OIL G.p s of.Se cs:H:en :PoIs July
leland n So :sS Ferry ~ X
Aug %. Henry Clay Austin. Nantucket, 1900 sp.
p.es ,e.r ), sp 3: .s;s Abraham Barker. Med
ssp s e ell h..e. ss. for Liverpool lat a.
long g. -. =. -.
GsPs and aHse s bar. showing white
m Ss lat o. long g. brig cAsaa .. f1 Norfolk for Do
as som y, long 49, brig A00 JONES' FIN Baltimore
for ToSr.so d. 'ehl 'ale' '0n pound
1,'. A.a.ss S se,s' ~
zsSE d e. e nS Boston ,hn Mason from Nav
Orleans avre; lith off Cape Carnavers ship Fra
E Dsp Aso Bc.san New
Win painted e!ssI in fOrss0p
a Nov ss5Ts The w. Exchanged signal. with
;s$S%9i s:'ss 81 i
rs iSy The Siiqas zsaCSs Bo.ssan
of ''lsns schooner no" As. o.ss' 70.
for Bosto aa' ~ o. ION o. Dark 'onn
IN M1s. o. long - eh' Robin HOOD d' fro" Boston
Doc s.s fol sd Of Orleans w" a'A for
SLIP Rome, c.Txss; FIN Trieste Trieste 5 S
skiing e,
S.n!D: S.Its
fm and for NYok Jan s5 Louis FIN and for Phi
f. 3 fs$ $sss
= @ Sss. sisas
frankfort StanWOod.
Viii %a: a. S
s peas.. y d.
Dec Ga:s ax e. and
kae. for NYo1E.. :.
s.ss1 about Nov brig f'''' sls'' Anderson for
Sy .sp. sop Ss 81 . ,%I S ior
S''' ed Dan bark Caroline %om .1 sor9 Ss'a
b.x @ u. COP s1 Ss
Win n aSs
III s.l s !'s s
e y
sis: & s:::,, Avn: e,
r.s co%ns New osn. M Ss q
sS
I'll o s L .:
sfnrs 1szes, rsrSe irene ny En-
rence .che, AZ GoG,o RoasrIn.
. bark cScop. daass ' N.nss Ss casona shsr
OH ~. Nh md ..;,.d
M 1e,s az cqsn, e yonn ,1,s a ' i
oi, o.n os S %, ir chr'
& nc y W. NJ,
- q IAN chi .y ~ ~
sna xn with schrs 81 Helena Spa LOT Dossoo
| susan Swls, ieI 90. A. ,-:c nm ,..r,u.~.;,..,
- r. 5,n ~ n 90 Uh;,.
| Havans TvvoE viAuds n ohu
MesMi. Hole ss~sId .ehI: Mo.s., and Sarah Rip.
Sy M sn, ssnr UsG snss i0f
ok, sno SIG IN lie eyen'ns wh sSna S =
Havana; T.nsi.r. Brooks. Por .u Prince '''
h 3, pI S;sh Bn.t p schr OSa Esow do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-29
new bedford Oil market.

IAN o6-sperm-The sales since our last $50 bar.
rels at % cents and 1850 barrels at 90 cents cash,
Tuesday last since which dave heard Of ransac
tons
WhsleThe only sale 10 notice parcel OF 100 bar.
rsls handsome w Coast, at % cents, cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-29

We learn from the Louisville Journal that
Father Larkin and the other Jesuitsr in Louisville
have closed their school there BY direction Of the supe
turned TO that place.
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% do Emerc-92 ties rice w Schmidt Vogel-4l do
Ros.ire CO.'S Markoe. Wilbur sco-5s &c: mocsses
empty beer bbls Jones53 do Johnson-l9 do w Nc
Kughlo oil casks to Backleyl00 pkgs ofsundries to
order.
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II ii ascertained beyond doubt that the Hon. N.
Dsrnsl has been elected Lieutenant Governor Of the
new state OF Texas
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PasssngsEs Arrived.
HAyArA-Bark Rapid-E Berkley and Fisck. Of NYork;
Dolfus of France.
CEAaLssTos-shp souihpor-B Stone, w R Morton.
M Hustin, and I in the steerage.
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Capt. Elliott Il. Ms ex.Minister 1, Te,
hss arrived At Galveston. AeA
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