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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-11-07
NOTICE.

To the heirs and legal representa-
taoes Of Henry Y Bush, late Of Snaath-
field township, Monroe county, Penn
sylUaniG, deceased.
Take notice that an inquest will be held a,
the late dwelling house Of Henry V. Bush, de-
ceased, in said township Of Smithfild, on Fri
day, the fifteenth day of November next. at ten
o'clock in the forenoon OF iha, day. for the pur-
pose Of making partition of the Real Estate Of
the said deceased, to ard among his children
and representatives, If the same can be done
without prejudice to or spelling of the whole ;
otherwise to value and appraise the same ac-
cording TO law--at which time and place you
are required to attend il you think proper.
PETER KEMMERER,
October "a, 1850 Sheriff.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-11-07
OFFICE TO PROCURE
Soldiers, Land Warrants.

By a recent Act Of Congress 1t IS enacted.---
That each Of the surviving, or the widow or
minor children of deceased commissioned and
noncommissond officers, musicians, or priva.es,
whether Of regulars, volunteers, rangers or mi
liIia, who performed military services in any
regiment, company or detachment in the SER
vice Of The United States, in The war with Great
Britain, declared by the United States on The
eighteenth day of June, 1912, or in any Of the
Indian wars since 1890, and each Of the COM
misslOned officers who was engaged in the
military service of the United States in the
late war with Mexico and shall be entitled to
lands as follows:
Those who engaged to serve twelve months
or during the war, and actually served nine
months, shall receive one hundred and sixty a
cres: and those Who engaged TO serve six months,
and actually served four months, shall receive
e,ghry acres and those who engaged TO serve
for any or an indefinite period, and actually
served one month. shall receive forty acres.---
Provided, that wherever any officer or solder
was honorably discharged in consequence Of
disability in the service, he shall receive the
amount 10 which he would have been entitled
If he had served the full period for which he
had engaged 10 serve.
Under The above act, and The acts OF Con-
gress generally, The subscriber offers his SER
vices as agent TO procure Land Warrants for
those entitled 10 receive them, as above spe-
cited.
He may be found al his Office. in S'rouds-
burg. S. c. BURNETT.
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Encourage Homo Manufacture! !
CABINET-WARE
OF every Variety and Style at


EASTON PRICES!
w. w. COOLBAUGH respectfully invites
the attention Of the citizens Of Monroe county
TO his large and finished stock of Cabinet ware
at his wareroom in The main street, short dis
,ance below Posien's hotel, 10 Siroudsbnrg'
comprising every kind and quality Of furniture
He is determined to be undersold by no ohe'
and The young and old housekeePers al 'he coun-
~, in wan, OF furniIue, will save 'ime and mon
ey by giving him call. His stock embraces
secretaries, desks, sideboards, wardfobes, bu-
teaus. sofas, centre tables, card tables, break
Cas, tables. side ,ables dinner tables, hat slands,
wash stands, beadsleads, chests, corner and
kitchen cupboards, cradles, beautiful mahogany
workslsnds, dressing bureaus. towel racks, &c.
CHAIRS Of all varieties, rush boIomed,
cane seats, sPlint seals, cottage chairs, and So
ia chairs. Also, sofas aud seliees got up in the
most beutifuI style.
nTAll kind of work made 10 order al the
shortest notice.
or He has also on hand well-hnlshod
hearse aud is prepared 10 manufacture coFFINs
and attend funerals at short notice.
May 23, 1850
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-11-07
ave st,tdu to please" 1"

The Stroudsbnrg ThcspiaM Society
Will give its frs, performance al the Court
house, in S,roudsburg, on Friday evening, No
vember 9Th.
Having selected popular pieces, which, while
highly interesting aud amusing, contain nothing
Objectionable, they respectfully solci, The pat
ronage and encouragement, Of the public gener-
silly.
The performances will commence with the
laughable farce of THE OMNIBUS" to be fol-
lowed by {" The AMERICAN ANTIoUARY," do
logue, and the popular farce Of" Doors AT THE
SWAN"
UJThe Suoudsbnrg Brass Band will per-
form on the occasion. ts
Abundance IL I.2 cents. Performance TO
commence at oclock-doors open half an
hour previous. Oct, 81.
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Dental Surgery.

DR.. o. A. JARVIS tenders his thanks to the
people of Monroe county for the liberal patron
age he has received during his previous visits.
He Iakes this method TO inform The people
shat he will be at Mr.. Swauwood's HoIel,
where he will remain some time and will be
happy 10 wait upon all who may desire lis pro-
:esSIonal services.
Stroudshure Oct 81 1850.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-11-07

Census of WashingtOn.-Th census jus, Ia
ken, makes The total population Of Washington
4OO72, of which %, 9,999 are white, 1868 free
blacks, aud 2.Il0 slaves.
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MARRIED,

On Sunday evening last, by M. NJ. Burnet, Esq
Mr.. THEoDORE ScHocH and Miss JANE HAMMoN
both Of Siroudsburg.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-11-07
NOTICE.

Books Of subscription to The Capital Stock
of the Delaware and Cobbs Gap Rail Road
Company, will be opened al the house Of Jacob
Kaech,. in Ssroudsburg, Monroe county. Pa.
on Thursday. The 2o,h day Of November, $50
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, of said day, when TWO or
more Of the Commissioners named in the Ac'
will attend and receive subscriptions to he said
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Estate Of Samuel NeveI. Roc3I

Norice is hereby given ,ha. the Register Of
the county of Monroe, has issued Letters Tes,a-
meniary to The subscribers. Executors Of the
last Will and Testament Of Samuel Meyer, late
OF Pocono township, in said county, deceased,
aud all persons having claims or demands a.
galns' The said decedent are requested to make
known the same 10 either Of the undersigned,
aud all persons indebted will please call and
make payment,
JOHN EDlNGER, Bar,onsviIle,
}. H. WALTON, Srroudsburg,
September l9, 1880 Executors
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-11-07

1315Eldla aI:lIIzllIil
THE WONDER OF THE AGE.
Internal and External Remedy.
The proprietor of this justly esteemed medi-
cine did not originally purpose il as an article
Of trade, but merely for his own family and
those of his friends. Finding that its medical
qualities were spreading over large surface OF
country was induced 10 offer IL for sale, and
such is the demand that some ff'y persons are
employed daily in putting il up for the large
Clues Every Farmer should have bosIle of
this medicine in his house in cases Of sudden
sickness.
A grea, discovery and valuable medicine. IL
cures Cholera, Bo0e! Complaints. Chotie. D,0T-
rhea, Feuer and Ague. Piles. Dysentery, PG'"
IN the Head, Bruises, Rhepmat'Sm, dyspepsia,
Burns.
READ THE EVIDENCE.
This cerlfies that have for several months
used Mr.. Da,is' Vegetable Pain Killer in my
family in several Of those cases for which il is
recommended, and find j, a very useful family
medicine. A. BRONSON,
Pastor Of I'd Bap,is, Church, Fall River.
TIsBURY, Marha's Vineyard.
This may certify .ha. | have used Davis
Pain Killer with great success in cases Of Chol-
era Infsn,um. common Bowel Complaint, Boon
chiis Coughs, Colds. &C. aud would cheerful
ly recommend it as valuable family medicine.
JAMES C.. BOOMER.
Pastor Of The Baptist Church.
FRIEND DAvIs-Thus may certify that still
use the Pain Killer in my family. My health
has been so good for three or four months past.
,ha, have bul Iiue or no use for IT, and would
sll recommend i, to The public.
RIcHARD s. PEcKHAM.
Fall River, I'd month, l7,h lS45.
For sale by JENKINS & SHAW.
l25 CHEsNUT ST, Philadelphia.
General Wholesale Agents for Eastern Penn
sylvania, 10 whom all orders aud sPpllcailons
for Agencies from Eastern Penn'a should DO
addressed. For sale in S,rondshU'g nv
THEODORE SCHOCH,
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Washing Made Easy

Hamilton, October z. 1850.
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Auditors Notice.

October 81, 1850.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-11-07

Tickings. bIeached aud unbleached Sheet.
ing, Bleached and Hnbleached table Diaper,
Scotch and Russia Towelling Diaper, LINEN
table CLOTHS, Woollen Table covers, and also
the best country feathers, &C.. &c.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-11-07
NOTICE.

The public are notified that DR.. S Townsend 8
Extract OF Sarsaparila, will in future be maniac
tured under the direction of Jas r Chiffon, Chem
ist, whose name in connection with that of DIR. s
P Townsend. will be upon each bottle, to prevent
fraud. Sold in Stroudsburg by
THEODORE SCHOCH
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SHAWLS, SHAWLS.

Broche, Long ard Square Shawls.
Bay Stale Long Sha~Is.
High colored Long French Blankets.
' ' Palm pattern, square shawls.
Blk.& col'dthbn wool shawls, with silk fringe.
Black and colored Silk Shawls.
Terkeri Shawls, &C., &c.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-11-07

Or Houc to Wash Clothes without Machines Wash
boards, or Pounding Barrels, Rubbing Unne-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

STORM SONG Written for The Tr0uh'
TUE clouds are sc1dding across the Moon
A misty light is on the sea
The wind in the shrouds has wintry rune
And the foam is flying free
brothers. a nigh, ofterror and gloom
Speaks in the cloud and gathering roar
Thank God, he has given us broad sea-roorn,
A thousand miles from shorel
Down with the matches on those who sleep!
The wild and whistling deck have We;
Good watch, my brothers, TO night we II keep
While the tempest is on the sea
Though the rigging shrek in his terrible grip
Aud the max ed spars be snapped away
Lashed 10 the helm, we Ii drive our ship
Straight through the whelming spray
Hark, how the surges o'erleap the deck
Hark, how the pitess tempest raves
Alb, day light will look upon many wreck,
Drifting over the desert waves
Yet courage, brothers we trust the wave,
With God above US, our star and chart,
SO, whether to hsrbor or oceaugrave,
Be it still with CHEEKY heart
BAYhRp TAYLOR.
,sai( Of Nexioo Fe5pudr ~, 1850
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Trial Of Charles Grove, for the Murder OF
William White,
COURT OF oYERASD TERNlsEk-Bs judge EoSosp and
Aldermen H.vrs and B.LL
SECOND DAY.. Wednesday, April TO-

COURT OF OYER ASD TERAlNEkBsiors judge EoSesp,
Aldermen H.vr. and B.LL
SECOND DAY.. Wednesday, April 10.
In relation to the Juror German who is not &C
quanted with the English language sufficiently
well to understand the testimony, the District At
torney said he had made up his mind after exam
lining the authorities to let the case proceed. The
idea is based We believe the principle that the
counsel for the prisoner had foil knowledge OF the
panel and the right to challenge any Incompetent.
Juror and not having done so in this case at the
empsneng of the Jury, they cannot now avail
themselves OF the objection
MIR Person ,one OF the counsel for prisoner then
proceeded to calling the witnesses for defense, IN
proof OF threats on the part of deceased, &c.
In the case of Moore indicted for the murder OF
Regain the trial was put OFF I'LL to morrow.
A witness ia German testified TO White having
frequently called at the BARRIERS shop where be
keeps, always having n scratched face, a black
eve, or something. He came on the evening in
question. and asked to borrow n pistol said he
wanted to shoot n man told him II be wanted a
string to hang himself, would get him one he said
no, he wanted TO shoot an lrishman down town.
told him we had 10 pistols for such purpose be
took off his art, or neck Handkerchief aud offered
to sell il for half dollar, with which TO buy one ;
il was refused and be went off; heard Of the
deatn OF w tite HtAI tue w blIr
was the man that had called | did lot see White
after he had been shot
" =. MouHnort, sworn-Is Police Magistrate ;
White called 10 make a complaint against Grove :;
he wished TO be protected; he said he had bought
the good will OTIS place and paid hundred dollars
on account, but they had elected him; he said he
looked round one night 10 see all was safe, and
they declared he was drunk. and wanted to set the
place on fire, and elected him; he wished to he
placed in possession; told him | had 10 Jursdlc-
iion, and he had better apply to civil court he
called two or three times, AMI appeared very an
cry he sad he could and would protect himself
and take the law in his own hands ADVISED him
not to 90 so; he was subsequently brought IN on
complaint OF having attempted to break rear
window Of Groves In; Grove was present, but
did not make the complaint IL was the boarder'
Tho testified yesterday. White appeared To be
very much excited, and seemed 10 feel sense OF
injury al the manner he had been treated hned
him $40, and committed him for two months tell
ing him il was with view TO giving him Time 10
get calm he had appeared to be very much ex'
cited for week thought some OF 1t was from
drink Grove seemed also excited, but not 20 much
90 as White the latter said the time for paying
was Feb. l, and it had not arrived yet did not
hear Grove say il be paid be might have the place,
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DIE D.

on WednesDsy morning. Mr.. SARAH COWPEk-
THWAITE rellei Of Nj John X. Covperthvsi,e, In us
6Oh Of her age.
The relatives ard friends OF The family are respectfully
irvired auerd her funeral from he Rutsersst Church.
or Thursdsy afternoon at O'cocz. - .
A. San FTaocisco, CsiforDia, FEB. IL, DANIEL WHIT
NEY, Jr eyed IL years, son Of M Daniel "hiiney Of
thi. Guy.
~ Boston papers plesse copy.
Suddenly, 10Th Sept last from being kDoczed OF
the ulz-n opssu ward on bosrd ship Oriental his out.
ward voyage to Canton, JAMES ". HALsrED, Jr II
bis 18Th year Of Jsmes w Halsted, Of infs CIV.
On board the " haleshp Champion Aus IA. lsE, JoHs
McLAUGBLIS. OF New York sged shout - years Jnne
s lsis HEEAY o. HAYES Of New-York, aged about ID
snled by q whale Sept :, is4s, GEoass TAsEa, of New
Bedford aged sbout %
TELiCITE ASToISETTE GRIEFIs. ek Of DE-. Grxz, e. NJ
Of eocsamptna Axrs a yszrA
The e,ss Of he us a'tsJ % attend her ftrera
es<s The ssrsoon Tbu's.sy nsr ll'h sst sb~ III b
'.s., &c Grew -voa Csrsec 40 ~
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They put up az the Irving
.,-,,-s-Amooa our artists, who design going
% the cd World, may be mentioned, m-
-. o ,sr,s;n about two years in Europe BIZ
n .,,,or,l cornnis sion. to fulfill during DIS stay
among them one for the Al ohlo"'
will 20 to Europe this sPnng' Enn'ns ~.
the sculptor, viii shortly fe'u'" "''''0''
ole also con,empla'es vl'is
r,y,cR.TioS-The number Of German
.;arapts who arrived al this port IL the moh'h o'
,,...b 1850 was only go, Of whom 246 came by
-, os Havre. This is great falling Oft from asst
20, though rather better than year before last
In March SO there were 7Af, IN March rae So''
ard in March ls47, 472 The prospect is that the
immigration will be small through the whole OF the
pesen, year Only - ships with Emigran" are
known 70 have sailed from European ports 50 tar
Of these sailed from London
r,pv WARpEss-.The election Of Tuesday
night resulted in the choice OF only four OF the
twelve to be elected-the law requiring clear
ma ority and there being nearly sixty candidates
in the field. Those chosen are John KetJenan,
John Reese, Thomas Boese. and +. Waterbury.
TEMPERAscE.--A public Temperance meeting
well attended, was held on Tuesday night. Some
good speeches were made, and we trust that the
convincing arguments for total abstinence viii have
a good efFect--they ought to at least.
EeRoR-The Juror who did not understand
English was not one of Mr. Bagloy's Jury, but in
the murder case before the Oyer and Terminer.
HOME MrssIoss-The Ladies Home Mission
AIRY Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
held its anniversary Monday afternoon in the Mis-
sion Room, Muberryst. The meeting was well
attended, and an Interesting report of the past
years proceedings was read. Rev. Dr. Bangs
and Messrs Clark, Crawford and Ravens, took
part in the exercises The receipts during the
wear were about 81 400, and this sum has greatly
aided two German mission stations, in this City.
OCEAN BANK.-It is the intention of this new
institution 30 erect handsome building for their
business on the corner of Fulton and Greenwich
ss 1t will be OF the Grecian order OF architecture
g. feet Oh Fulton and IS on Grcenwichst and four
stories high The main floor will be occupied as
the banking room, the remainder as offices. The
COS: Of the edifce is estimated at $4,000. It's
70 be completed by the lst of October next
| FIRE.-At IL O'Clock yesterday morning rear
dwelling house at 100 Leonard-st. was considerably
injured in the second story by fire.
| FATAL AccIDEST.@A woman crossing the
Hudson River Railroad Bridge Ferty-seeond at.
Eleventh av. at o'clock yesterday morning. fell
through and was instantly killed. Body taken
| charge of by Police Coroner notified.
~ A cartman named Inn ersley. Tuesday morn
ing fell from his loaded cart under the wheel, which
passed over his shoulder and grazed bis head.
He escaped without broken bones, bat was very
severely bruised and carried 20 the Hospital
REAL ESrATE.-The transactions yesterday
were large, chiefly on Eleventh, Twelfth and Eigh-
teenth Ward property.
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Revolution in Ecuador.


Gu.YAeuII, Friday March Is, 1850.
revolution broke out in this city on the goth
ut General URvISA is at the head Of il and has
proclaimed himself Governor Of the Province of
Guayaqul He arrested and sent back to Quito
Gen. Barriga, who had been dispatched by the
Government to take command Of the troops at
Guayaquil and to punish by dismissal from Office,
&c those who had been concerned in the insurrec.
tonary movement of December. The troops here
have pronounced in favor Of Gen. Urvina, but the
citizens generally disapprove the movement. They
are content with the present government, the
wisest and purest Ecuador has had for many years.
The mail between the capital aud this city has
been stopped, but special courier having in charge
dispatches from Mr.. Van Allen to the American
Secretary of State, has arrived in time for the
British steamer for Panama
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ADVERTISEMENT.

70 SHILLING LAwSs are advertised by Hitch
cock Il Leadbeater az Broadway, corner Leon
ard st.. and the I aides viii doubtless avail them
selves Of the opportunity to purchase cheap and
neat dress. This establishment has large and
vared assortment of all kinds Of dress goods whioA
they claim to sell cheaper than their neighbors'-
One thing is certain it can do no hurt 70 examine
their stock, as they take special pains to exhibit It
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

ELEcIIoN-John S. Scott, Jr. Wing, is electe q
President by small majority the Board OF Trus-
tees for nextyear will stand Wings, Locos and
Independents.
p. S.-Repor. now says that Edward brlsss'
Loco is elected President. Briggs ll'9 Scott
l,Ol4 Briggs ran on both Independent and Loco
tickets
REAL EsTATE.-Twenty three plats IN this Val
LACE were sold in Wallst yesterday, at the follow
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NEWARK ITEMS.

ELEcTIoS.-Tbe election of Justices Of the
Peace passed of without much interest. The
whole vote only $50, against 2l73 last spring.
For the first time the Wings have carried the
township OF Clnton-having elected nearly all their
candidates.
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HOBOKEN ITEMS.

ELEcTIos-The Wings elected one Chosen
Freebooter, Chas. T. Perry over the Loce candi-
date. and their Collector, Tho. Fields besides two
or three of the Board OF Trustees OF the Fire De
partment. This promises well, they the first
Wings elected in that Township
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NJ ARRIEn.

on Wedpesdsv Ami TO- By Rev MenLies Ksy1er
ROBERT N. sTREBElGH TO AGNES NJ dso2her Of
Abner Chichester. o., r.,
errp place BY Rev Bryan, ~ Rge, Rev AMAsA D.
FREEMAN Of Haversraw, 10 MARY daughter " John
Ami q oy Rev Jno Favrs Mr. EDWARD J0LLIE, Of
Poughie.psie TO MIS- HARRIET ). SMITH, Of n. foTk
r. PnrRhkeepsie pAprrs plrass copy.
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MURDER on THE FIVE PoINTs.-On Monday az
ternoon airay occurred the Five Points, in the
neighborhood of Anthonyst in which Nathaniel
| Bovine. colored man, was dreadiuly beaten by
gang Of thieves who felled him to the ground and
rihed his pockets of sl0, after which they ran of
The wounded man was taken to the Hospital
where he died yesterday from the effects of the in
juries received. The Coroner has been notified
and VIII hold an inquest this morning.
Court CALEsDAR-Ths day-Supcrior Court.
Nos 49, SO, &c, IL 1879, l56, l63, l6s, SO, So, Ga
lis, 6s. 1873, los. III "a, IS, 49l, ls2, ~, l47,
Is, 49, 1888 ls9 100, 100, 16l, 1872 to 200, III.
Do Tranfered-Same as yesterday, adding Nos.
a. IS and 90.
Circ,dt Court.-Nos ESQ, 4s3, asa. sos, sos, 500,
$40. 81, 5lli. 5l2, 1884 474. 499 500 $50.
Common PIeas-Part Mos. $50 and the odd
numbers to 673, l, g. 5, Z.
Part ll-Nos. $40. 564, SIS and even to GOA,
emitting 594.
II Mr.. McKeen will examine the ard School
aforkvIe to-day Thursday at II O'Clock AN.
w the Hutchinsons had a bumper at the Tab
ernacle LAST evening, and sang in their best style
We understand that they will return to our city
about the esd Of this month, and will probably then
renew their concerts. They proceed Immediately
to Albany, where hearty welcome aw ats the II,
MRS LEsDrRSIER's READINGS IN porrRy Am
Thk DRANA-This lady, it will be SEEN gives her
nth public readings in New,York this evening. At
the Society Library She is to read, among other
good selections, Hoods Song of the Shirt" Pier.
points Passing Away" scenes from Antony
ana Cleopatra, and from Lord Byrons tragedy of
Cain, &c
AN EXAMPLE or BUSINESS EsTERPRsK-On
SATURDAY last the American Museum was closed
Tor enlargement and improvement, and by the first
OF May Mr.. Genin, Jesse of the premises over the
site OF which the edi6ce is to be extended expect,
W give hs tenan; possession Of the additional build
ing which will be FIVE stories in hight and move
thsh haii the size of the Museum as i, now stands
As the work Of erection will no. probably be com,
menced before Tuesday the 18th inst. Mr. Trim.
bic the architect " i'll have just fortnight. from the
laying of the foundation to complete the Job Ifbs
accomplishes the feat we have no doubt h. will
it will be one of the greatest exploits Of the Kind
on record. Mr.. Barnum will then have a week for
his decorations, and in one month from the dsv on
which the Museum was closed the public will. in
all probability, be readmitted into the enlarged and
rettted building The erection OF Mr.. Genin's new
i've story hat Establishment, 2l4 Broadway, with
"a six weeks, Seemed To be the Ne Plus ultra Of
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energy and enterprise but the creation OF five ''o
~ eaidce in two weeks vil indeed be prt'gy Of
dispatch in architecture. Bsrnup, Genin and Irm'
be form q team that cannot easily be beaten when
they take long pull strong pull and pol sl'o-
gether
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Jersey CITY ITEMS.

Vas VoRsT ELICTIoS.-The independent ticket
in this Township was elected with one exception,
over the regular nomination.