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CLOAN Il IRVINE, Attorneys Mt Law, No. 2s4
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References: DIR. George Fries, Alexander H. Nc
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6pefial Notlfes.

Po.toGce, The M,. for c,llfeT9s
DAY The ON Gay o. AP'A At ISAAC v FOWLER, PM
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Eighth WARD & b. socie' POI s mas sI d5 ay N
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The public are '''''e''''' JOEL sIAcKMER President
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H9 p xeco,stes ia Secretary
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c.r.,,I soeiety of Mechanics and Tradermen of the
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the philosophers Instruments and zee
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drummer Retreats.

BOARD at HOBOKEN.-To Let, two or ioui
Room. furnished or snfsrnhed second of reo,ss
ia sood within five uinutes' walk Of the ferries
h Dinner SUNDAYS In sfespec
able American family Inquire No yinspsee hoeos'n OF
No. 81 West N
DICHMOND HILL HOTEL, Staten Island, ~ T.,
III l omen on the M Of May Charges 81 week nur.es -;
Other ,erv.nts "a horse. week kELLE u Pfopr 2or
Union HOUSE opposite Union Railroad Depot,
~ Albany TRoY1bs House viii b opened On OF se'u ne
"a day Of the public Tho HOUSE
Il ar with al the modern nproyements .sd ee-
ps The Popretor VIII % hsppy
any friends slso all those o. the nsyeus puone
who a. favor him with call = !" S'bhhNo I'or'oe,'.
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DANvARD's GEORAMA will close postive'y o
ID int The Nile and the Holy Land o2en = ,.;Ky
I.J EG II o. Unt the shove dse also eyerJ "
sno sATU aDAY AFTE aNOON 0eocs Ins ave De = ~
Iao sufoevfu exhibited Adniss9Is 10 boa
PSI tirss only 2 otnts 10 all psrs Of the houte
BROADWAY MENAGERIE, No. 36 Broadway--
ID Open from lOA N.to10 r. NJ The BIGGEST GIANT ava
SMALLEST DIV RI earth to he .h0u * 4fse
10 Aueres o. KLOpsrOFF the Russian Oi,n iss.
bh Alsn ID. LILLIPUraS KIS0 ve'sains ls" t1,a ~
reur6 The Mensg. contains the rest eolscn o. iNb
WILD BEASTS opebedin Newly Herr De.'sch 'ht-'
the deps four Admission - cent? children undsi Tea
bslf price
4 POLIO ROOMS, No. 40 Broadway-Open THIS
n AFTERNOON at o'clock, and THIS EVENlS5 a. -
"e'I Toyr s,s GREAT PANTOscOpE OF CALIFORNIA
NEBRISKA AND SALT LAKE
p.r,,s NJ merit Dszuersoypes Of the
OVERLAND ROUTE AND GOLD REGIONS
An pt,erps Lecture by returned CzlOrnsn Wn ~ Lenk
Fo Approprste Music by the "hwoiih Band and az accom-
plihed Pisnst ..-,.s,
single TcteS rood for Eve sdnFons snt
bspdsoue present. only 81 For pstcolsr see small bl
DURNING ofMOsCOW az BROOKLYN SECOND
This celebrated Dorsms together With an rxensiVe
collection bean m Diorr psiotiri and sos'
IN VentrilOoura by GALLAGHER he wordreno~ned rsy
he wntad SIX EVENINGS at tbs Broosyn hessun, com
mereirS MONDAY AMI 3 lsSf
CPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS.-Mrs. COAN,
- R.priug AID Writing MEDIUM s give sttszs bat 20 We
m revops departure for Bosop Hours daily rom
10 zb md from 10 and 70 10 p NJ Admission D. GEMS
Rooms No 60 Whtest
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- pr ftnIly sesrstres. and ChAGberu.d ~Sat
willing Il the RE-sery Cadsssnos AZ kiads nls
suins .diss AL eirsn's drsse, oac have
dc TIE country Ca M 50 goa
references Apply Ne - 7hav. corner Of laf oTe'
L.. aEsr,.
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Gbaurts for Businsss Glen.

VALUABLE PAPER-MlLL and other WAIEh-
PovrR PROPERTY for SALE u ham BY rsiiross ,rSn
orb furaio. Adc-sss poxte.id s1NosL =
PHELPS No 5Ssruess Nesyok. ~tll araish TAI 7nees
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A YouSG WOMAN wishes situation as good PLAIN
"A Coos and Iroaer three year. h.s lst pse
Coed Cal q No Bogarst- corner OF Hs1
p-ookl
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-11-30
Annexation Of Sandwich Islands.

The intelligence brought by the last
steamer from California, seems to indi-
cate that the annexation to the United
States is the all absorbing question now
in the Sand which Islands. The impress
sion appears to be that the United States
Commissioner, Mr.. Gregg, was still en-
gagged in efforts to effect treaty. The
king is understood to be in favor of it, but
the heir apparent, Prince Liholiho, who
is young, Intelligent and ambitious, has
been withheld through foreign influences,
WHO promise him nobility and wealth il
the Islands are annexed to any other gov
ernment than the United States, and
rri2hten him with the idea of his annihi-
laton in this union, where, they tell him:
the dark skins are despised. Still. by
feathering the nests of the king, prince
aud chief mobiles, no doubt was felt OF
final consent.
The speech delivered by Mr., Miller,
the British Consul, to the King and Chiefs,
protesting, on the part of his government,
against annexation, seems to have excited
Intense Indignation among the Americans
in Honolulu, and the probability is that
he could not, in any other way, have
more effoctually contributed to produce
the result he aimed at defeating. A prl-
yate letter addressed to the n. Y. C0'f-
icy dated the sth ult., from the I. 5.
sloop St. Mary, contains the following on
the subiect;-- -
"The anzi,.., felt about flibdsters here,
has, since, in great measure, saSSSlded
Rumor says that King Kamchameha, has
signed the treaty ceding the Island to
the United States, and is only waiting
for the return of Prince Liho liho, (bet-
.cr known as Alexander,) to obtain his
signature, and actually deliver up bis
singdom. But every thing is kept as
secret as possible by those who kno1g
of the matter, which, of course,
gives rise to many rumors. The U. S.
.loop Portsm outh is here, as well as our
clves. To-day, II. B. Ms. frigate Trim
,oma!ce, arrived Is days from San Fran
,isco.
II think it probable that you in the
United States know moro of the progress
IF the annexation project than we do
But two whale-ships have as yet arrived
aero, and the reports from the whaling
lect are generally discouraging. Every
hing is quiet. The market is overstock
d, and a large assorted. cargo, just re-
,eived by the ship Living Age, from Bos-
on, is lying on the consignees' hands,
Annexation will give a new impulse to
}usincss'
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-11-30
EasIon Bank.

At an election held for Directors Of the
Easton Bank, for the ensueing year, at
their banking house, on Monday of last
week, the following named gentlemen were
selected by the Stockholders, viz ID. d
Wagner, Michael Butz, Peter Ihrie,
Matthew Krause, W. Ii. laval, c. A
Luckcnbacb, c. ". Mix-ell, Peter Pomp,
James Thompson, David Barnet, George
Barnet, James Mckcen, James ". Long.
Nessrs. David Barnet, George Barnet,
James McKeen, and James VI. Long, are
eew Directors and take the place of Mes
srs. Reedcr, Hice, lnncs and Viking.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-11-30
Curing, Hams.

"A New Englander,' furnishes tie Ger
mantown Telegraph with the annexed
receipt for curing hams. Some of our ag-
ricultural friends hereabouts who have
the best hams in market, put them up af-
ter nearl y the same method
TO every one thousand pounds Of hams,
take eight ounces of saltPetre, two quarts
of molasses. and two quarts of salt; mix
with water After settling for two or three
hours iDvfr2ro introducing the hams, rack
off, and throw out the sediments from the
bottom; cover the meat with the brine,
and rcpack once week. changing the
position of the hams. In six weeks the
hams may be taken to the smoke ROOM
After smoking, they may be returned to
the brine, and kept through the summer.
If preferable the meat may remain in the
brine and be taken out and smoked as it
is required for use. 1t will be found al
ways in a good condition, and is, when
smoked, an excellent article.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-11-30
E's.i:ss 6e2pEsia Market.

The Baltic's adyices have caused rath
er more firmnCss for Brcadsturs, but
there is very little doing. Standard and
good brands of Flour are held at SS,5Oa
- per barrel but there is little no ex-
port demand, and the only sales report
ed at these figures are small lots for home
consumption, and extra at S9a9,5O. In
Rye Flour and Corn Meal nothing doing
we quote the former at 81, aud the
latter at S4,O64 per barrel.
Grain-Thero is very little Wheat Of
fering, and holders now demand 81 So
per bushel for prime Southern aud Penn
sylvania red, and So for white, which is
an advance of 5 cents, but the milIers
hold off and refuse to pay these figures
a small lot of white sold atS2. 1000
bushels Rye sold at Sl,22 Corn is in
good demand and prices of new have ad-
vanccd 2a3 cents-sales of about 10 900
bushels at e5 cents for new yellow, 81 cts,
for new and ole mixed, and SO cents for
old, afoat. Oats are dull at our last
quotations.
In Groceries and Provisions there is
but little doing.
Whiskey-The demand is limited
Small sales of barrels at 45 cents, and
hhds at A cents.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-11-30
Bank DireCt2VS.

At an election held by the stockhold-
crs in the Farmers & Mechanics Bank
Of Easton, at their banking house, on
Monday of last week, the following named
gentlemen were chosen Directors, for the
ensueing year, viz Peter S. Michler,
Samuel Sandt, Samuel c. Sinner, Daniel
Whitesell, William Lee, Cyrus laval,
John Tindall, Henry Keller, Charles B.
Daniel, Frederick Scitz, L. Chidsey, Isaac
c. Wykof, Robert Cottingham. Messrs.
5c;sss, ;;s Chidscy and Daniel arc che new N-
rcctOrs, in the P!acce Of Nessrs' Slet'r,
Gep and Peter Sinner.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-11-30
Scene in eur Printing 0iicp.

We were amused the other day by a
German woman, no came into the Office,
and went up to our "aeril," without bid
ding him the time of day or saying any
thing at all, but all the while keeping her
eyes on the type, until she stood beside
the devils case then suddenly exclaimed,
hy pointing to the type, "ELas4 you any
bigger mails de1, DEM" The devil looked
around with a frown upon bis brow
but a smile upon his lip.-rtplied to the
question: Madam those are The larg-
est We have The woman made her exit.