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AND FASHIONABLE CABINET FUR.
U NITURE. -
e. w. HUTCHINGS d. co.
AYR R,.oo,J,.o,, NJ, York

- Y 1JTUuutUUy'- 1VttU tut NJ
Bet,oeen Grand and Broome streets)
TTAVING just completed their assortment OF the
i mos, elegant and fashionable Cabinet Furni-
ture in the city, consisting of ancient and modern
and Partisan styles so much in vogue atthe present
day, which have been got up under their own super
attendance and inspection, and warranted equal to
any in the city, in every respect Those who intend
purchasing this season, are invited to call and exam
inc their assortment before making their selection
elsewhere July 24-tf
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LOCAL AGENTS

ss NATI@N AZ WlElGo
Jacob Meuitt, Cabsll @. Hoo iad n s.ssss3i i,s
"P.a IN. McCullsch, do do 81 ss34ias eil ssl
I. III e. Farrow, Brsntsyille, Va yiis1st i,. MI
j. d. Elwood, Middlesown, Conn. Il .ssi1sgt.ssi
Our friends abroad who are willing 70 act as
the Local Agents of the National Wing win please
send usithsr names and post-towns witnout delay,
q Wfosver will send US the money for five sub
scfibers 10 'the Week. National Wing (price 20
per annum) for one year. shall receive copy gra-
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.AlD AND CON FOR t !"
Z .sl saaToTHE ENEMY. asi,

llt &. IN PoLK'S PASS TO sANTAANNA.
y The Commander OF our Naval forces in the
Gull is hereby directed not 10 obst,aiet the pas
sageiof Gen. AEronIA LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA
and suite 10 Mexico should he desire 10 return
fhither.ne eda e basa JAMES X. POLK,
a May ID, 1876. 1.a.1 ays " aBso.1
.Poli's admission Of having granted the pass.
s'When orders were issued TO the Conman.
der Of our Naval forces In the Gull, on the 18th
day Of May last, only two days after the exis-
tence Of the war had been recognized by Con
gress, TO place The coast Of Mexico under
blockade, he rds directed not to obstsct The pas
sage Of Santa .4nnd to .Meaico should he return.
-Poiks .4r,,luai n1essageto Congress, Deo7 46.
u II remains 10 be seen whether his return may
mol YET prove favorable 10 pacific adjustment
I of existing difficulties. hid.
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PHILApELPHIA, April 8, \

a M. HoFFAR, DENTIST, A street, Eve
IA. doors above Penn. ayenpa, east side. Z
Teeth inserted on gold plate y better style
than done in the city, and cheap accordingly.
juncH n
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n PAf Efy -
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cd LAAAlN Os
bd The dnds4.ix6sd e. lsass solssd sis sko(Sn TT
Of those dssirous Of using good article IN hacking,
ITO the abovenamsi.S Thu Mappfesrsr. knowing
the excellent properties Of his BIacking ssnt sam
PIss % various Pss.sos fsush q Bees Mfkss, &e)
aIso TO several or ths NeWapebsfs The sxtzscss
dadans..h are from sosas = lkspsbsrs, .h:y speak
,. ss e. re e, . e ssees II sfs
, .oW 81 - gfHA .Sni2slsiw iATansx ls!aml
! ExTR AC1s PROM ,NDygsPApERs.sa
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an sxcellsnt ARTICLES w ohhxs ee9 tluseds snd can
highly sssonmsad ii-TN AHisriesn pal 4 y IN
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Go and do ike wissy--Spirit e 10 Enar Ard
3d.i9e7-g aiWagb III Il et "a iag YsllfnoQ III
~ ss,s,. u ~ " saoihsr column, q
will be iopnd ~ "a excellent a7tds cf BIS6kI1 M
Liquid form III Boosts &c.H II has bss1 hi0hlyl
recommended v mssy who havGaisdit ikssees
only gives. with very little trouble, A. bsepfiflJ jh
poiisi but.ssssips smpeA longs. ihsp - cshsi Il
l. sold by the Agsnt ~ The Mspuis q rta60,
Chestnut s,ssss. .Bpya botsis, one nisl ~ rg6vs
de faGt-PhiI Ia ~, ApAl W. v slas aloFw 4
i4st sis" w tqRRI3 iIaalfiEfj fsi1A9 4is8i xad.
Wskf0,s Hacking y cns Of The most aiming aFtif
slssinsAsmntl niIik eflln Reas iARrsf
Potent Biaskirg M. 4; sI!z. ~. g, Che
nut ST., has prepared Patent Liquid Blacking.
which produces beautiful jet Polish, and does iid
injure the leather Thois who would have pofsh-
I'd understanding should read .tbs advertisement IA
snoshsr oOllinnrr-U 81 lGssstss, Msy MI oil e1ad
, w.; ~ ~ ~. 81, egg
best article Of the kind We have sssn. The polish
which Il imparts 10 the GssdtSsfdndiHgs Of mania
brilliant and lasting we have tried il and Ii 6ons
ID to say all ts Id Its bshalf Evening Bulletin.
June 7shsd saas ss9tfl YsdmaQ md ia ;faid
sna, II. ~. bs.a ...al
monials similar 70 the above, from private individuals
and from other papers, but the above extiacss1sp
sufficient 10 convince any person thst the mAhufac-
thref has not sxssgspted;but that upon STAIR tial
die Hacking viii b found a represented, elcelqt
= i ',ay sfsPs .aas. "a co. chs.nu.
lCHARLEs sToTT, corRst PENN Avenue and
7th street. Agent for Washington d. o. ;sa;iil
9julyI l6'-don tbns lhal a Il aols aaisstb
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1000 HIS of Epson Salts arsu
For sale by CHAs. sTOTT, "a +
80 ~. Drug & Apcth corner 7th & Pa sy.
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WE are receiving from New York our full
wv supply Of Groceries, Teas, Wines, Liquors,
&c., which win be sold low for cash, or short ere
dit to punctual customers, viz WHOA 2sgan}
40 chests Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson, and
Black Teas, which will be sold low by the box
SO bags Java, Lagnyra, Rio, s. st Domingo Coffee
IS whole and half barrels Buckwheat J9sa
is bags Buckwheat WEa Rl ssBE
20 boxes Colgate's Starch
rs whole and half bbls. Nos. 1, 2 and 3 Mackerel
h 5 quintaIs Goldfish li 11f9E aa 4t4s ttt 4
IS boxes Scotch Herrings, large size 6a
10 dozen Nos and Alicante Mats aa T 4
IS kegs superior Goshen Butter q
3d. do do Glades 81 do ~ sElII
SO boxes Sperm Candles
aqnssts doim and painted Pails n ig k n
80 dozen Brooms 49,. ~
6 do Whisks 81 as1 &A
10 nests Market Baskets III
\ bales Almonds
30 whole and half boxes Raisins as+tsu
10 boxes Vermiceli and Macaroni n 4a
s cases Canton Ginger III hf4l !
1000 pounds LOAF, crushed, and pulverized Sugars
5barrels Steam Syrup,
10 boxes Capers, and Olives
IS do Citron and Jellies Ah
do Mushroom and Walnut Catsup, 4
10 baskets Salad Oil
500 gallons wiateGstraihed and Lard Oil
10000 Cigars. Of our own importation Hi
III - t09s ING .lalsrcI ~ ~
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J. w. 'TRYON nCO.3
+1Nt r AIIiOiR SnIil ilHs

237 Brodd,tcg. corner Pssk Place, up stairs.
Are receivins the nswsststylss of goods AMI fash,
ions by every steamer..f r..r,t o,,l.,,,
July 24--if lf tii@oAhiA
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DAW ES q BrA r. X il H.
Fl. 5.,rn 80 john street, .Ne,c York. 'E's Iii
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
sPARKMAN & KELSEY.


SPARKMAN g. KELSEY, N
No 2s5 Broad,Ddy, opposite Ste,oart's. ~ York
offer AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL A
~ very large assortment Of FLoos Orr CLorHs
in every variety Of quality and style Their new pa
terms surpass any other in the market, in richness
Of coloring and beauty Of design. and the original
drawings have heen secured by Letters Patent, to
prevent other dealers or manufacturers from copy
+ ing the same The following comprises our present
t-tyls og pesssrfs sas ss4..sssgaAss --,
ORIGINALS Greciah osOSS tdpss n !
Tapestry scrolls, Antique marble
Gothic pavements Gothic oetagon do
Marble tile .a3 Arabesque do
Egyptian marble h Mosaic J do
Italian do Persian patterns
Dove and white do * Bouquet do G
New Trinity pattern Tresseiated do
Rich gothic do Queen OF the May, t
Vine do Dfah and chin,z scroll y
Ruby and chintz do &c. &c. &c. a.,a
N. B.-2000 yards OLD Stock, with borders, very
heavy goods, superior, but old patterns, selling at
low rates. aa5. Ete.# 3
.f y4 C.4RPETLNGS.
A choice assortment Of Tapestry Brussels, Three
Ply and Ingram
CARPETINGS,
Of entirely new patterns selected expressly for city
retail trade. i
Msy "a n 9
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40 TERMS or ADVERTISING IN
THE DAHL iYb'fNATIONALi WHO

(INcLUpINC THE fAPEH.J II FtNNHt
Fifteen lines or less for one year, Yenslcabis 3
times week, slQ0--twice Z, week, Ss0-once q
$40 ncc.iD three months S30-once In 6 months
-Fifteeh lines or less, standing, 100 year,
SIS for six months-$l0 for three months-ST for
two months, and 81 for one month.
Advertisements ofil lines or less,j for any pc
Rod less than one month"; inserted for SO cents the
first, and IS cents each subsequent insertion
Standing business cards Of three lines inserted
for III month, paper included, 6rl75 cents if paid
in advance. ,I9tdAf1
Announcements ri marriages and denths, church
notices, notices Of the various Charitable Edpca-
tional, Temperance, &c. Societies, Fire and Mi
litary Companies, &c., inserted without charge. W
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N. Y. ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO BUYERS or q ABTEET
es2a9ciat p FURNITURE,
j. e. wv. Weeks,
At their .Manufaeiory splendid and fash
ionabie Cabinet Furniture and l't

iona5ie Cabinet Furniture and ~
sai d r.ew Upholstery, Wy '' ....,,
No. IA VEsEY STREET, New YoRx.
TIAvE just completed their full assortmsnt of
I1 Farnitme, made in the most ancient and mo-
defn Pa,sian and other styles consisting In part Of
Egyptian, Elizabe,hisn. Golhic, Louis XII and XIV
&c ALI OF which is Of their own manufacture, and
got up under their own personal superintendence
and warranted 70 equal any made in this or Eusope,
10 which ihey inviethe attention Of buyers both TO
quality and price. before purchasing elsewhere.
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4 Gspfs ou,as,ing stors, No. BowD's Hote
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04
Pennsylvania Canas.

Oae of the members OF The Beard of G anal
Commissioners informed US, on Thursday. that
there was no donbt the West PI anch canal was
hen in good nayigable CONDITION. unless some
unforeseen accident had occirred--lhat the n.
Branch would be so in ter, days 10 Danvi,
aud WlIkesbarre, the coal and iron region--that
the Susquehanna division would be ready bv
the lOlh of November. large force being
gagged upon it al Duncan's Island, where The
main breach occurred. 81 aAs
The damage on The Junaa is The most ru-
nous but the exertIons now making will place
that important division in good repair to Mil
lerstown, 80 miles above Harrisburg, in the
space Of ten days, and by the 25h Of Norem-
Der, TO The Augwick Falls, about miles above
Lewis'own: leaving space between hat point
and HoIhdaysburg, ready to receive The water
by the 5'h December, but perhaps TOO Iale in
The season TO be Of much use for trans portalion
s... Philadelphia paper.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04
Wanted by the Printer,

On accoun, for subscription, advertising. etc.
wheat, rye, corn, buck~ heat. potatoes, butter,
aud in fact anything becoming the granary or
pantry. We should be pleased TO acknowledge
the receip, Of some Of the above named sr'i-
cles. and would be "thrice happy" il We could,
from the fulness Of our hearl say, with all our
reilngs. We get money. We will not refuse
the last named article, if bankable, for a sight
of The "crlter" in these degenerate times "re-
juices and makes glad the heart Of the Printer;
and although we are no disciple of Epicurus,
We must own decided attachment 10 warm
buckwheat cakes, buitered buns, 'Jritters," and
"sirh like"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04
A remarkable Experiment..

A recent work of science gives the follow
ing novel experiment, which settles questions
of some importance in philosophy:
Two hundred pounds weight of earth were
dried in an ovea, and afterwards put into an
earlhern vessel. The earth was then mois,en-
ed with rain wafer, and willow tree, weigh
ing pounds, was planted therein. During the
space Of years the earth was carefully water.
ed with rain water, or pure water; the willow
grew and dourished; and, TO preven. the earth
being mixed with fresh earth, or dust bIrown
on il by the winds, il was covered with me-
tai plate perforated with great number OF holes,
suitable for The free admission Of air only. Af.
ter growing in the air foi years, the tree was
removed, and found 10 weigh l69 pounds and
abou, 3 ounces; the leaves which fell from the
Tree every autumn were no. included in this
weight. The earth was then removed from the
vessel, again dried in the oven, and afterwards
weighed; it was discovered TO have lost only
abou, ounces Of its original weight; thus l69
pounds of woody fibre, bark or roots were pro.
duced but from wha, source The air has
been discovered to be the source of the solid
element at least. This statement may at frs,
appear incredible, but on slight reflection ITS
truth is proved because the atmosphere con-
iains carbonic acid, and is compound of TIA
parts. by weight, of oxygen, aud 33s parts, by
weight Of carbon"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04
THE DOCTOR.
The Easton Wing says the Whig party is

The Easton Wing says the Whig party is
like hickory saping-.he lower you bend it
down, the higher il will spring up Right
The Wings are good fighting boys-the more
they are ,hrashed, the better they will fight for
Liberty and our Country. They never sur.
render, however great the odds agains. them
Had it not been for those lazy Wings who staid
at home on The election day, We would have
whipped the Locofocos to death. But what's
done can. be helped Well give the Locofo
COS particular Jesse next time.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04

Some Of our citizens do no, appear TO be a.
ware of The provisions of the law of last session
against gambling. A few days since, Michael
Kennedy, the keeper of The Eagle Hotel, in
Race street, Philadelphia, near Ninth, was held
10 bail in $500, having been charged on the
oath OF John Watson, with permitting his board
ers and visitors TO play dominoes, backgammon
and draughts, in his bar-room, for cigars and
liquor. The evidence showed that those who
frequenied the house were in the habit of play
ing these games in The evening for amusement.
We learn il has stopped all this kind Of paslime
al our hotels.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04
FOR THE lEFFERsoN1As REPUBLICAN.

We canno, refrain congratula,ing the citizens
Of Slroudsburg upon their long and peculiar ex-
empion from the devas.a,ons of this devouring
element The public Journals are repleie with
the sad tales OF havoc and destruction by fire,
and indeed, in few instances, nearly whole
towns have been swep, away, land all that re.
mains OF lhem--once thriving aud prosperous
are huge, unshapen masses Of smouldering ru-
ins While scores Of lowns and cities, in all
parts Of the United States have been visited by
destructive fires, and sustained immense losses,
not only in properly, but in the lives of valuable
ciiizens,-our own charming little Town has
slumbered in fancied security with nothing TO
mar the public peace or disturb the general mo-
noiony. But we have no guarantee for the fu-
lure, and cannot tell a, what hour our citizens
may be awakened from the peaceful slumbers of
The nigh, by the dread alarm Of Fire. We may
court The smiles Of Vesia--yet we are liable TO
receive the frowns Of ,ha, capricious Goddess.
Wisdom and prudence would dictate The organ
izaiion of an able and efficient fire corpse, and
we are pleased to know that an effort has been
made 10 compass This desirable object. Thro'
the exersions of partially organized Company
who bear the significant cognomen, or more
properly cognomens Of RoucHAND READY"-
the Engine, though for length Of time defunet,
has been recently exhumed and its panopIy Of
dirt, rust, and co6,Oebs, has been brushed away
as if i. was not originated in Toy Shop, and
was intended for some nober purpose than TO
tickle the fancy and excite the curiosity of chill
dren. This Company with prompiude and
alacriiy worthy the highest eneomiums, have
come forth voluntarily and evnced their willing
ness TO shield property from destruction when
ever occasion shall offer; and no doubt com.
plete and thorough organization will soon be
effected. But they waH, suitable house for
The Engine-and il seems there is not money
sufficient for the erection of the same. Inas-
much as this Company has been organized pro
bono pu6l,co, we think The public will by volun-
tary contribution furnish the SUN required, hich
would supersede the necessity Of having an Act
passed for the levying of an additional tax. If
another strenuous effort be made by the Com
pany to attain this end, we have no hestancy
in SAYING that it will be properly appreciated
by liberal public. z.s-,.
THE DOCTOR.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04

The forts and behind The breasiworks, we shall
march down upon 'em with FIVE or six thousand
men and go through the furry. Alief they
have shot down about half Of US, The rest Of US
will climb in, over the mouths Of their cannons,
and annex that place and so on, one after an.
other.
Il is pretty hard work snnexin in his way !;
but that is the only way i, can be done II will
be necessary for the President 10 keep hurryine
on hi, men this way to keep our ranks full, for
we've got great deal Of ground 10 go over yet.
What we've annexed in Mexico, so far, is'nl
bu, mere circumstance 10 what we've go, 10
do.
Some think the business isn't profitable but
us only because they ha,'nl ciphesed into il
fur enough to understand II. Upon an average,
we get al least ten TO one for our outlay, any
way you can figure j, up-l mean in the mat
ter OF people. Take, for instance, the city Of
Mexico II cost US only TWO or three thousand
men to annex il, after We got into the neighbour
hood of it; and we get at least hundred and
fifty thousand people in lha, city. aud some put
it down as high as two hundred thousand
Some find fau, with the quality Of ,he people
We get in this country, jest as if that had any
thing 10 do with the merits Of the case. They
ought to remember tha. in Government like
ours, where the people is used for voting. and
where every nose counts one, il is the number
that se are 10 stan about in aunexin, aud noi
the quality, by no means. So .ha, in The mat
Ter Of people we are doing grand business.
And as TO the money, it is no matter wha, il
costs US. for money grows in the ground in
Mexico. and can always be had for digging.
There's thousand things in this country
that should like to tell you about if had time;
but things is SO unsettled here yet, ,ha, have
rather confused chance TO write. So must
break off here, and write few lines TO The
President but remain your old friend, in all
lariludes, clear down TO Cape Horn.
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04
Expenditure Of the Lord Steward OF
the Royal Household.

The following bill of fare for one year IS46)
may not be unnieresting 10 economists and The
public:-Bread f2,050; butter bacon. cheese
and eggs, f4,976; milk aud cream. fl,47S;
butchers meat, f0,472; poultry, f3, ,633; fish
Ell 1879; grocery, S4,644; olIery, E ,7a3; fruit
and confectionery, fl,74l; vegetables, f4775
wine, f4,s50; liquors, &c, fle43; ale and
candles, ,f679; lamps, E4, l66 fuel, &c .s49,
stationary, -fs24; turnery, E376; brazefy, f9.
china, glass, &c. l,42S lbs linen, LOSS lbs.
washing, table linen, &c, g. 30 lbs plate 500
pounds.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04

So you see there's no doing any thing with
Santa Anna. What course j, is bes, 10 !ake
now seems rather puzzler. havn't lime 10
give you my views about i, in this despatch,
bu, will try to soon. Give my love 10 Mr. Rich
lie. meant 10 write him 100, but shall nave
10 wal, ill next time
Your faithful friend and private ambassador.
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04
FRYSIPELAS, OR ST. ANTHONY'S FIRE


L -Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are
easy, safe and certain cure for Erysipelas, be-
cause they purge from the body those poisonous
humors which are the cause of ST. Anthony's Fire
and every other malady. From four to six of said
Indian Vegetable Pills, taken once in twenty -four
hours, at night on going TO bed, will in shols
time make perfecl cure of the most obstinate al
tack of Erysipeas; at the same time the digestion
will be improved, and the blood so completely pu
riied that all kinds of inflammation ard pain will
be driven from the body, and health and vigor will
be given to the whole frame.
Beware Of Counterfeits of all Kinds, Some are
coated with sugar; others are made to resemble
in outward appearance the original medicine.
The original genuine Indian Vegetable Pills
have the signature of William Wright written with
pen on the top label of each box. None other
is genuine, and to counterfeit this is forgery.
For sale by George II Mailer, who is the only
authorised agent for Stroudsbnrg; see advertise
ment for other agencies IN another column.
Office and general depot 100 Race st Phil'a.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04
Treasury Circular.

The Hon. JOHN BANKs, State Treasurer, has
issued Circular to the Commissioners and
Treasurer Of each county, urging The prompt
collection and payment Of the State Taxes due
The Commonwealth. This is deemed necessa.
~ 10 maintain The faith of the Common eahh,
inasmueh as the damage done TO The Canal, by
the late food will diminish the ordinary re-
eeip,. Of The Treasury TO very considerable
amount ss-
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04
A Spotted Negro.

The Raleigh Standard Of The 18th ull., pub
lished 10 North Carolina, has the following: on
Saturday las. we were invited by Mr. Norham.
Of Johnson County, TO examine al Lawreuce's
Hotel negro boy he had in ehargs--aud a
very strange looking boy be is. He is as black
as the negro ordinarily is, and has white rings
sround his arms and legs The skin upon his
breast and abdomen is white, aud there is
white streak commencing at the top of his fore.
head and running an inch or so up his head,
The hair on this part OF bis head being as white
and as soft as lambs wool. The while is re-
msrkably clear. and contrasts singularly with
the black skin, which covers the other parts Of
his body. This boy is three years old. was
born in Johnson county, N. Carolina. and ssems
TO be smart for one of his age. 81
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04
A Venerable Lady.

The widow Of Dr.. Benjamin Rush yet lives,
and resides in Philadelphia, at The age Of near
ly 90 years. She retains the complete use of
all her faculties, says the Courier, and is be-
leved TO be the only surviving partner of any
of the fearless and patriotic men who pledged
life, honor and fortune in independence Hall.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04

The intrinsic value of the shipping (no. in
cluding steamships, STEAMBOATS,, nor schooners)
belonging TO The United States, is pa, down al,
$4,000, 900, as moderate estimate. The
number Of persons Immediately interested, is
stated a, fair calculation, to be l,l75 600
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04

l, is said that Mr.. Beach has made propo.
siiion 10 the Receivers of The PIainfeld Bank,
tion. some 100000, for which the Receivers
have issued certificates, upon condition ,ha, The
Receivers deliver up TO him all the assets Of
The bank.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04
Court Etiquette.

A Scotch professional gentleman, who wa,
called on 10 visit The Queen in the course Of
her journey. asked one of the gentlemen in al
tendance on the royal party # any particular
manner were necessary. None, sir" was
the reply; "you will only recolec, that the
Queen is lady"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-11-04

A Washington correspondent. Of The BaI,i-
more Sun says" Il 10 not generally known
that Chspuliepec was that seat Of military
academy, similar to ,ha, Of Wes, Point, and
that by order Of the ex.Presiden,. the pupils
were KEEP, there during the engagement One
Of them was killed The res, taken prisoners