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A sTOR-PLACE HOTEL, Nos 733 and 7;31
N Broadway, oppssiss Asfsr place severn very ss-
st.l< suites 81 Rocas 90 Broadway q Tsn: - sesse
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CIRCUs.-NEw.YORK AMPHITHEA-

~ TER No. 81 BOwery-Last week Of the Season
MONDAY EVENING, April 4, and during the week old
Dan Emmett the original jois in his old and selection
OF new Songs Mr.. Runnalls and his graceful Bean
Clowns Lovet and H. Day Besides the elegant eques-
tnanisn OF MessIs Nathans, Runnss Sherwood Pastor
and Miss Emma NathADs Master Philo, &C.
Boxes Is cents Pit IA cents Doors open T. to COM
mence at ~ O'Clock
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To- Royal Mail Steamship Asia.-Tbe ASIA
will start fom her dock At Jersey City ON WEDNESDAY
och inst a. o'clock r. NJ Passengers requested 10 DO
Il. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
To- Hsfice.-On and after the brst OF May next eur
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Nmneemenis.

NyIBI SsGARDEN.-L SnrH, sole
~ - .na Mansser--Ccnduetors MAX MAskr5sS
"a ss-k.prrt WEDNESDAY EVENINc' Aprh y
.yil b. peroTmed Rossinis OPers OF
vi" " P'@N LACENERENrOLA
c.perentola Mime AlhOni pssdni' I.nar,
pn Rsmiro sansovan, ASerS. .,;sns - Ca
- ncor. open al o'clock to commence 'siosA
aS n.o,s Nishts Monday, Wednesday and tr1dsy
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Gperial Notices.

TT Democratic WING General Committee
respsI meeting Of this Committee Will be held TU
DAY EVENING, Aprl6 at y o'clock at the Broad way
House. BY order. JANIS KELLY, Chairman.
JOSEPH +; YARNUM, Jr., Wee. Chm
ZOPHAR MILLS, ''0e'""H'
U Wnnnn u n ShsnDh'"' Secretaries
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Uanis.

A ; PLAN Cook, Washer and Iruser, BY
"a fsufeel young Woman can sve good cry reference
Apply Nc ls- Forsytb-st. can BE zen for t~o days
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ITO the CHuDLESS.-rhose wishing 70
.sgrt perfectly hs.lthy intelligent Ike ~ 70
wcrshs "a f4sr har md sas eyed, WI ssGsss ADOLf'
essse Of tkis PsGer.
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Bcaro ano Rooms.

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE can obtain oae
IA or rwo very nics alfzrrbed Rooms and good BOD
WITH small Araily a. Ne 10 Chnsosa References WI
he required and gwen
4 YOUNG LADY, (teseher1 Is DESTROYS OF
n sbcsnins board N Eshly respectable and ssa.,ss
pr1ysDs taIzlly where a TIE COMMITS o. notas 1y %
snsyta Bsst Of references oven sn1 required RieAss
s11ress c. W, Ttiogns 0fsee.
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WOODS MINSTRELS-NO 444 Broad
W way, above Howard s.-OPEN EVERY EVEN
ING-H WOOD, Manager and Propnetor.-The enter
a'nmens offered by this celebrated company Of Musicians
and Ethiopian Delineaors cannot be equaed by other
band IN the United States. See programmes Doors open
81 6l; Concert commences at 8Oolock Admission % cts
The public respectfully informed that the Afternoon
Concerts are siscontDped
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NEW EDITION of FIELDING WORKS.
IN -PubhsEed this mominE.-LlFE OF JONATHAN
WILD THE GREAT-llusfrated from designs by Cruik-
shank. Prce Is cents.
Recently Published,
AMFLfA-Price 50 cents - -
ADVENTURES OF JOSEPH ANDRE"s.-fHce "
cents.
TOM JONES; Or THE HIsroSY or PoUNpLNS.-
Price 50 cents
or a The ~ofks Of snsos WI ch Tnfh ssuu. has
oufn. Henry fedns perhap- most a-d5
~ e,rltf,.fy her cvn fsrWa'teT
Either of the above be had separately IN paper
ere or the whole bound complete in volume ROYAL oe-
tavo Puce 81 STRiNGER a TOWNSEND,
49, No 2l2 RruadUaV
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WANTED-In a retail CrOckery Store, .
w yo1ns Ma % s~st N sling. earyinS eat ke
baspsss pr-.erreS. Say frst year siS9 Address IN
ne writing ef TIE spp6cszt, CROCkkRY, brs>i~sy
Pes Ofcs-
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CHRISTIAN AMBASSADOR.-The Office
~ Of the Christian Ambassador Is removed from So
20 SIS Broadway in the vesibule Of Rev h. H. ChAP11s
UNIVERsALIsT BOOKS
of al kinds wholesale and retail for sale above Some
OF the srks published this Office the following
Exposrou Of UuiversAlisn, BY Rev. J. D Williamson
Price g cts
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nscussion Of ro Questions Of Universal Salvation and
Yp6ls.. Missy serles Of letters between Rey Ezra
Styles Eiy DD, (Presbytenznl sad Rev. A L IhonAs
Uriversaistl Pnee y cts.
Irrl.pd a. Saw H. By Rev W s Baleh- Pnee 81
Memoir OF Rev n B. SOule BY c. A. SOols. Pnce 81.
Any OF the above books vii be ent BY mail postage pre-
paid without additional charge. Addfes
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COODRICHs PICTORIAL SCHOOL
~ HISTORlEs-rhe undersigned have P1ellaAed To-
osy new edrons Of the folswIng books -
PICTORIAL HISTORY OF ThE UNITED STATES;
with OF other portions Of AeneA fof he use d
schOols BY Samuel g Goodrich
PICTORIAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND TOT the "a Of
schools BY Samuel G. Goodrich -
eouipend OF Universal History By sznass u O0odries
Willbe publlshed neat week -. .,.
GOODRlCHS PICTORIAL HISTORY OF AOME
GOODRICHs PICTORIAL HISTORY OF GkEESE
GOODRICHs PICTORIAL HISTORY OF FRANCE;
The hole forains HssorcN serles specially ,aAp ed
b. Skoola
Teachers Who dssre examine theso ~0fn WI Be tzr-
uished with copies without chzrge - .
FOR sae ,. al Bookselers Ns~-fork and ~ ne rz
Eshsrs Z II. BUTLER a Co, Nc . N oor-st rh-i>i
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A COOK in private family, by a respeeta-
De Woman has GOOD city reference. Apply AZ No.
IA Lab, lear sIh-sv.
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~ New-York Historical Society.-The regu.
lar Monthly Meeting Of this Society will be held At their
rooms in the University, on TUESDAY EVENING, April
g. At "a O'clock. JOHN &. DEVEREUX, ESD, will reed
paper william Penn, a. Lsw.gyer Statesman, aud,
esninently the Apostle Of Religious Liberty and Equality"
MAUNSELL Is. FIELD, Recording Secretary.
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TEACHER.-A gentleman experienced in
t1.eerrs EAsSss Aa.oe1nAties 40 s.sae. Eho can
orles and can -s god references open sngASe-
rerf AeGrs-s TEACHER, Tnb1ss O1Ase, ssxrnz tie
eurss required and ths rezzneracO2-
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A Cook or ChsmSermaid, by 4 respectable
~ fcunE Woman, who Ese hest Of city references
Can Be Sen A. No IL LeonA-d-st-
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THE NKw-YORK TRIBUNE,

yoa cALUeRyA, OREGON, AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
published the departure Of each Mail Steamer for
kspEwsn Pnee q cents per copy.
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y puhsbed every TUESDAY and FRIDAy morning. Price
g Ger anpurn Two copies for s. Ten for e10 AdyeT-
nsene nts cents line for each insertion
GREELEY l. McELRATH, Publishers
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~ American Institute Farmers' CIub.-A reg-
ular meeting will be held the Repository No 35l Broad
way, on TUESDAY, April 5, at Noon. Subject -" The
moss Economical Method Of Fertzing Land" Members
will bnne Seeds Gratis Plants and Cuttings for exchange
and distribution Strangers are specially invited Admis-
sion free 20 all IL. MEIGs, Secy.
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ITO DREDGERS and DOCK BUILDERS
COwaru. Cr-.f B-ooklyr- Iaqlirs Of JAMES BRADY
No. 81 Gears Ne~-foxk, o. q HENRY HUNGER.
FORD. q HEu-oa and Colanot1<rs brookyn, .,
81 EDWARDS FIskE, kz1Eon Ho1se, Brooklyn
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METROPOLITAN HALLL-SANFORDs
NI GREAT NATIONAL PANORAMIC PAINTING
OF the MISSISSIPPI RlNER-The only Painting evoT ex
hbited OF the River from ts mouth 70 the Falls OF the ST.
Anthony, distance OF nearly S09 miles Exhibition
every evening at O'Clock Saturday afternoons AZ
o'clock Admission 50 cents. Children . cents.
B-Schoos and children with their pEreats admitted
Saturday afternoons at ~ cents.
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Is Cook and TO wash and iron in private
family ~ one. and NzTse and SeaEsress BY the
other, 10 and g. he these Girs very ex-
pertueed, and have excellent cry reference Cal 81 No
u bth-aE- IN he heok ter.
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T,EA and COFFEE STORE for SALE

Il The stock Futures and Lease Of Tea Store in tbs
Cty Of Brooklyn elegantly fitted up In busns location
and doing . first basne- vii DO sstsfActorly ,
shown offered for sale az bargain only because rhs
present. proprietor having other business ths city
not .tts1d Inquire at No "a stsy. before 10
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~ Afternoon Entertninmcnts.-.DR B

lei o. OF r., will hold public meeting at Their rooms
No I87 Bowery, Sd story, on WEDNESDAY EVENING
April g. at ~ O'Clock. Addresses by Professor SWEET
MAN and Rev. Mr. HIBBARD. Singing by Bro TRUM
i''i'' q. w. WHEELER, Chairman Committee.
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MUSEUM of EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES,

DANVARD's PILGRIMAGE 20 JERUSA-
ID LEM and the HOLY LAND snow open 81 the
GEORAMA
No sss Broadway, adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel
Painted authentic Drawings made upon the spot BY
Mr.. BANNARp in peuon. Picture moves every evening
Al H. and on "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons q
o'clock Admission 80 ets-ch,ldren half priee-
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70 To Journeymen Hair-dressers. - AID.
VANCE OF WAGES-In consequence Of the high prlce
o. house rent and provisions have been induced unso
10 advance the ofsl artlets at both Of
establishments from SO TO 81 per week being deernin
ed to engage bat the best in the trade each Of
whom by and attention 10 their duties
realize e5 per week. Parties competent desrous of
ploy, may apply 10 the undersigned
:. T. PHALON Nos. 81 and I79 BroadwaY.
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TEE NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE
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FOR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION,
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-22
4 Very Fast Mar,

The last arrival from California an
nounces the death of the celebrated
brigand Joaquin, after a life of robbery,
debauchery and murder. He was cap
tured by the kindred Of those be had out
ragged, who paid him the compliment of
cutting off his head and preserving it in
spirits.
We have read much Of this man, and
we do not regret bis fate, although cut of
in what they call the prime Of his days.
We however, demur to the exultation
which some of the daily papegs make O.
yer his exit. He was fast man Of the
fastest style; doubtless be committed "a
pine, robbery, murder, and the whole
etcetera Of outrage
So did his brothers, the fast men Of
Broadway. The only difference is, that
they proceed openly and legitimateIy,
while the other effects his object hyPo-
critically. Indeed, if it comes TO very
close comparison, the advantages are all
on the side of the California bravo, and
against the counterfeit Of Broadway
One is really man, we admit, both vio-
lent and irreligious, but the other is a
monkey.
Both seduce, but mark the difference; !;
the Joaquin swell carries his lady of
like hero of Bowery melodrama, and
wooes her as the lion wooes his bride
Bad as this sounds, it is better than the
fraudulent stealthiness Of drugged cordial
and the false oath Of Fifth avenue Jo-
aquin.
Both rob; but ope does ii openly, pos
sibiy courteously. The lamented Joaquin
cut the throat of his victim in very su-
perior style before he rifed his pockets,
which he never did till he was in a state
Of utter consciousness; not SO the Joaquin
of Broadway; they sWindle their tailors,
glovers, hatters, jewellers, while in the
full possession Of their senses. and leave
them to pine Of broken heart or bank.
Thus these Plutarchian comparisons COM
pei US to give the verdict in favor Of the
great original Joaquin, and to recommend
his contemplate imitators in great cities to
hide their diminished heads, which ike
the captive in question, they most Ger
tainly preserve in spirits by drinking at
every saloon in Broadway.-N Y Re
GelAe.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-22
Bachelor Buchanan.

Few perhaps know the cause of the
lonely life of our Minister to ST. James,
Mr.. Buchanan. The story is briefly told.
When in his early manhood he paid his
addresses to beautiful lady of his native
city of Lancaster. Each became deeply
enamored, and they were engaged. On
q given evening she requested his COM
pany to party at a friends, which
be declined on plea Of business
engagements. Circumstances rendering
it necessary, be, late in the evening gallan-
ted a young lady to her home, and on the
way-they met. Mortified and chagrined
at what she deemed unfaithfulness and
desertion, and imagining the worst, she
left the city early in the morning and re-
turned corpse! Such is the sad story Of
his early love; nor can the high places OF
distinction and trust make him forget,
nor the wreaths of honor that encircle bis
brow, bury the memory of the early
loved and lost.-Day Book.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-22
With which he could befriend them ?

with which he could DGfrlenu tlcm
We're ever people more silenccd,
chagrined and mortified, than those who
were on the verge Of accepting an offer
from one whom they had SO misrepre-
sented? Saved, too, as they were, just
when they were forced to give up their
bamboo summer furniture, and accept of
the offer Mr. MiItimorc, our fathers
head clerk, had extended to them, to oc-
cupy River Cottage rent free, together
with the use of that heavy furniture
which had indicated such want Of taste
in the old proprietor!
That adversity teaches US LESSONS
which prosperity fail to do, Is often ap-
parent. The superficial then reccdes and
the real only remains. The old board
whereon was inscribed, "For sale, or to
let," was again taken down, and most
unexpectedly, in suitable time, she that
was Laura 1Iinnows, the chief one to
burlesque and ridicule Robert Miltimore,
walked into church hanging upon his arm,
and when she came out, she.was- address
sed as MS. lIjLtiHlolc. whereupon the
whole neighborhood maryeued, and ac-
cepted of invitations to be present at d
wedding-party; and soon after Mr.. Min
nows, senior, became head clerk in the
firm Of Robert Ailtimore 4 Co.. thus
verifying the Old caution, "Iet him that
thinketh he standeth, take heed lest he
fall"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-22

g~ We find the following anvertise-
ment in the Williamsburg Times, and as
we have in our town several incorrigibIe
old baches, we insert the lady's card for
her and their mutual benefit.
HUSBAND WANTED.-By lady
who has been twice married, is III her
10th year, Of fair personal appearance,
and the owner Of $4,000 in cash. \
man who can show that he is possessed
Of good character, and neither chews to-
bacco nor drink rum, has manly appear
anco and disposition, not inclined to find
fault, and of good business habits viii a
lone be acceptable. Address S. L. D. at
this Office.
All communications strictly confden-
tial.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-22

Gooa.,--We overheard queer thing
from little fellow about six years ofage
a short time ago. The subject wedding
cake had been introduced in the course
of conversation in which the father was
taking part. Father said the little
fellow, after having apparently rejecting
intently on something, I shant send you
any of my wedding-cako when l get mar
riod.'-'Why so?' was the enquiry. Be
cause. answered. the little follow, 'you
di14t send ne aay gf yo1srS. '-L.rcbange
Paper.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-22
ED:demics.

The New York Express, in an article
on epidemis, says:
"Yellow fever visited the city of New
York, in the years l74l-42, 170I-95-
$500, 18OO-3-5-l9-22. The deaths
were as follows 1872 in 1905; 2,0SG in
1798, population $4,000; go in 1903;
$50 in 1890; % in 1919; 3GG in 1922
In 1908, $4,000 of the inhabitants (out
of $4,000, the whole population aed from
the city. In 1904, 40 persons died with
it in Brooklyn, but New York escaped
Philadelphia was nearly destroyed by it
in 1893, and again in 1898 4,06l per-
sons died in 1898, and 1900 (popula-
ton 50,OO0l aed from the city. la l798,
the mortality was great, and 50, 900 out
of 20 600 fed. Several thousand died.
and the greatest number Of deaths in one
day was III. Baltimore suffered from.
this disease in 1898, 1919 and 1922
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-22

Rev. Mr., q gentleman Of fervcnt
piety and commendabIo modesty, made
an afternoon call in family which con-
tanned bright and beautiful girl of FIVE
summers, and another of some nine OF ten
weeks. The stately divine was usbered
into the parlor, where he found three la
dies and the children. In such company
he could do no less than to relax his dig
nifty to the extent Of saying few words
to the eldest daughter. So he went on
thus:
Well, Ellen, you've now got little
sister. I think I shall take her home
with me; [ suppose you will interpose no
objection p
No answer but q Surly look met this
proposition.
You don't want your little sister; you
don't love her; so I think l shall take her;
1 may, mayn't I, Eilen?'
Yes said Ellen, with q scornful and
increduIous look; you may take her, but
you don't think you can nuss her, DO
you ~
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-22

A young lady being told by young
lawyer that in the country where he resi-
ded they held Court four times each year,
exclaimed, La, me! why you amt half up
TO the business--the young fellows here
come coN7tt3,g three times week
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-22

Bs- 1t is stated that the present area
Of New Orleans comprises nearly forty
square miles, which is nearl y double the
area of New York and even greater than
that of London.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-22

A bachelor recently left his boarding
house, in which were a number of old
maids, on account of the miserable fair'
set before him at the table.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-22
JOB Rim TIN

1t is said that the following epigram
was suggested by visit to the feshy in-
dividual now on exhibition in Boston,
All flesh is grass-so doth the Scripture say
And grass when cut and dried, Is turned to hay.
Now If cid Farher Time his scythe should take,
Lord bless US! what hay-stack you would make.