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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26
Files Wanted.
CA.RRIpGE. Mass, June 8, 1858.

G. w. BRowN & Co. II have just re-
ceiyed the Herald Of Freedom for May 20,
(No. 42,1 but the two preceding numbers
have not arrived. ] am very desireus OF
having nv file as complete as possible,
because intend to present it TO the library
of Harvard University, on account Of the
historical value Of the paper. will there
fore beg you, if you can, to send me the
missing numbeFs-that is, Nos. 40 and Al
for Nav 18th and 22d. By way OF equiv
alent. YOU can strike of two numbers from
the end Of the year for which have paid
vou. r s2sssl .lssss;.e1 50 -
I hope you viii roll up a vote next
August against the Lecompton bribe
which viii teach Congress that the people
of Kansas do not mean 10 receive an IL
suit as substitute for justice. s1
Truly yours, EZRA ABBOT, Jr
Weregrsf TO say 10 our friend. that w
have not single copy of either OF tn
numbers of the Hrsld which he desires
II any subscriber has aeepg be does no
care about preserving. and win forWaFt
the missing numbers. besides acknowledg
ing the compliment, We wiil add four mum
bers to the end Of his subscription, and ye
shan not abridgs the term ot Ar. Abbot
| subscription :
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26
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There is serious danger of the utter
defeat of Southern hopes and aspirations
touching Texas, and thatin the very heart
of the South, in the region of all Others
best adapted to the successful cultivation
of Southern products, and to the conse-
'quent remunerating employ yment of slave
labor; feeling ofsettied opposition to osla-
very exists, which, if not coanteracted,
will ultimately nentralize the entire ben
eft conferred BY the Act of 1850, and In
corporate the largest finest, and most fer
tile part Of Texas into the family of Free
States Nep Orleans Be-.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

OA JoNEs, Esq, from Coffey county.
states that it is possible twenty votes
may be polled in that county for the Le-
compton SWindle. These viii be mostly
poiied at Leroy. There are at least 500
voters in the county, and the whole vote
viii be out in August.
Mr. VASBEyER, from Leroy, differs with
III. Jones, and is of opinion that there
mih not be single vote given for the
Swindle in that county,
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26
LAWRENCE, KANSAS, JUNE 26, 1858.

crops. They have settled the long vexsd
question whether Kansas is, or is not, a
wheat growing country. Many of our
farmers are also trying another expert
ment--the planting of the Sugar Cane,
(Sorghum.) We believe this win be also
successful, and our sweet-loying appetites
win be fully gratifed in two years at most.
Go on, We lovers of Free State and good
living-you will soon have enough and to
spare. Sac
WEEKLY STAGE RoUTE.-Messrs. Cur
BY, CoFFMAs & Co., of Sumner, commence
this week running stage coach from Sum-
ner, through this place to Topeka. The
company have the contract for carrying
the q. s. Mail, which does not take eff
feet until July 1st but they will put on
the route Immediately, coach for pas
sengers We trust the Town Company
will do something towards the enterprise,
worthy of them.
The route passes through as fine q por-
ton of Kansas as can be found in it.
Travellers going South, will do well to
take this route, as it will save many de-
lays. The bridge at Topeka being COM
pleted, no danger or delay in crossing. will
be met with there.
HORSE THE1vEs.-A gang of horse
thieves are now infesting our neighbor-
hood and stealing many valuable horses.
We propose that a vigilance committee be
organized, to look after these gentry,
and bring them to account. There are
some individuals among US, who have
no visible means of support. Now and
then, one of them disappears, and horse
with him. Let us see to these men, and
if there is no other way to getrid of them,
drive them from the country; any way
so that they van,ose the rancho.
The MASONIC FRATERNITY.-TheM Ma
sonic Fraternity, as well as the Odd Eel
lows, are intending to institute Lodge
in this place, as soon as Col. Richardson's
stone building is completed. There is a
Lodge of Good Templars already Under
way, but the meetings have been post
poned untilth completion of the above
mentioned building. The building will
have in it a hall 35 feet by 20, which
when properly furnished, will be credit
to our town; it is expected that the work
on it will be finished in few days.
IT Is TRgB.-That our Town holds out
great inducements to PERSONS of great and
small means. The man of little mean:
can now procure eligible building lots -tc
which good title can be had, at from ff.
teen to seventy-fve dollars each. and OF
very reasonable terms. The lots are sc
feet front and $50 feet rear. The tiar
of large means can invest his money in
lots, in farming lands, in buildings, OIL
loan it on good security, at remunerative
rates of interest.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

nTbs President has signed the bill
5eseiaring the tile 70 land warrants % resi-
: sbs widow and heis 81 lesasess II al
eszes when proof was sled. batthsNaEs4ets
net issued during she lifetims Of the eiaiEs-
ants. and makes thsm personal ehaffeis.
THE warrants issued urdsf tl1s sct q
March, 1856, sze assisnable
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

or Mr. GoODEsOw, from Riley county
says he has heard Of one mar. and bat one
in that county, who viii vote for the Le-
compton Swindle, but every man viii turn
out in his strength, and bring his neigh
Dor with him, to vote against il
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

az The late Wisconsin Legislature has
failed torestore capital punishment in that
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

r The population Of all the world Is
estimated at s76, 10000.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

approved February Il, 1858.
". DENVER. Astiag 6ss97lF.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

WHEAT-SUeAR. The spring and
winter wheat Of Jefferson County looks
extremely well. If this be = fair show,
no country in the world can beat Kan
sas in that kind of grain. Between this
and Leayenworth, as well as In this yicin-
ity. are many fine felds Of wheat, well
set, rank, and green IS lest The far
mers have done themselves homer, in put
ting II 50 bountifully this and other
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

Approved February II, 1858.
J. W. DENVER, Letting Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

E'OR SALE-1o close an estate, several three
Il story brick and browr.stor- HOUSES 10 Bmoflrn;
from sZoc coo each This property offered very oS
to close es,e. large part Of 10 Pare.s.e money -
remain t0ud acd nortzsge. Apply 20 T. d. hELLoSos
Executor No. ~ Beaver st New-fort-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

4 CADYMY OF MUsIC.-LAST NIGH

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.--LAsI Nldhl'
n On WEDNESDAY, Dec. /. 81 ocioos,
NILE PIcCoLoMiSI.
wten viii b. sver Ao..I,is ',rnous soper,ot
LIZ NOLZE DI FIUAko
(Tt. Marriage Of fisxo) a.,,,h
Nile PlCCoLOhlAl ln.''.........'''''''''''' III ,ro
CARL FORMES -
OF Which roles they nowed sd 70 be the greatest "
Ina represeetsiv... The otaer rCl-s by o,vx1, ppR
MILF. GdtONI, MAD. BERKEL, fLOhENIA hhH-
RING, WEISLICH, MULLEN scurrz
CONDUCT OR....................CA ANSo ~ -.
The sale Of and private boxes or Piccosonni "
pearsnce this n5r.'n- -, -.
SPECIAL NOTICE BY --r-fs request portion o' M -
private boIe. vii b oT ale a. to- w al sreet HeAe' '
The balance ~ remain or ale "a, the Ac .temJ.
o. FRIDAY, Dee ).
Eir., II America OF
MULE POiS50r,
PRINCIPAL dramatic prus dours from the Grand o2e's raN
wiz Eiu make b-r 5.tui IL the Eieat roe of
VALENTINE in TH HUGUESOrs
THE CAST OF 1HE HUOI ESOLo ..
will b. found superior 20 tns OF 'nt As' s"
TIE three srest semsle part. wil o. suns by
MILE. PolNsOr. MADAME LAsoRDE' MILF IaioNi-
FLORESZi TAMARo. wElNLlCH, COLErrI.
pIKaSEsyR DUBREUIL. BARRATlNI and
CARL tORMES
who III resume hi. graf psIi Of Marcel
The BALLET
will b. nErnerouy repre-u,ed, sud will be headed oy
NILE. SOrO -
THE CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
will eoulurise the srenlh Of tl-nt sst season
Ptr.cuAI attention cssd % the role oi the S1ee' WIZ"
will b. sung by
MADAME LABORDE,
with whom 1. f.vort- role will thJs BE- restored % ia
origin al importance
On sATURDAY-Last night OK the anu As, nsn. OF
THE HUGUEN0rS.
The HUGUESOTs can on no account wha'eVst o. @ sI,n
than twice, account of the departure OF the esue
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
Boar0 an0 Rooms.
Gonscs 70 Get.

VTO LET-From January lst to May lat .
i FURNISHED DWELLING, desraby si.oetet Ren
$500 particus, in suire of DRAPER, No Sc Pnes
TO RENT-In Jersey City, No 235 Grand-st,
Il neat 2.tory basement brcs HOUSE, *a per mosA
until the lst of May pex Has water an gss arcned Ps
rble nautes Also part OF the Fuaiture fot POss<
s.on given immediately.
WATER POWER, with or without buildings
w to LET at Msteawsr, Duchess Co, n. T. lDaair y
TIE premises or Of SAINT b. sehec'S, u ourtiardt n
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
Chances for Business Hleu.
OfFIeE % THE ARcHTEor 4. CHIgy,l
th-av., az 7rh-st !
CENTRAL PARK.-NOTICE to CONTRAC-

chav., az 7th-st J
CENTRAL PARK.-NOTICE TO CONTRAC-
~ TORS --ses-ed PROPOSALS Will b. received al this
Office anil Friday, Dec. 10 1874 O'Clock D. m for Syadnf
tst, sdJoilins the Cen,r. PaTs between
TO an additional Width of 20 feet the ssns being
or shout feet In vith and lie wd oHp.eted
lfo
The work viii con, f sbout 90 cbc ysls Of roct
saon on ne Esk side of ast BE- hard into
hnns ths balance Q. the Gs ~ 900 cubic yards may PROBABLY
b. ouirei from the grazing Il Hamilton square BY asa Of
about Jtt let The work by Gay Of
jan AIy and eompstet By The l.. day of May ls5s
hortAy estI viii Dc made the snd ID
Pr cent ~ the vss u the prices vii be re-
tanned VI II the whole petad
Specifications OF the ot perforarx tar wos, 20
set.r with aay other information desired I'll BE- Furnished
u hi. flee AID after D~bsr bet~sea the hours 81 -
n and .. n
Proposa should Re accompanied b. ss'ssory rereacss,
10 es'abh he ability of tie Eid- T. perform the WORK
In & isussoEers % the Crpsra PARK sryr the rsht 10
riect s proposals. tAr aet u tnru Jstsnfn
L. accordance with The pubic inseTers .
rropo.ss ndot.ed Proposals fr wiieains 81.
ana 49aIs -s.t 10 ihe usd. sslra. -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
furs ano Robes.

4 LARGE SABLE CAPE. price 800.
N sUPERS DARK SABLE MuFt5, go % sS5
GEORGE A HEARN, No. as Bro,dway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

A CADEMY OF MI 5 C.
n GRAND GALA FESTIVAL
On DEcEssEs ID. Is AND is'
IL 40 '' u" m0rST VERNON ASSOCIATION.
The L.die. Of the Noun. veTnon a,'o-
ation pleasure in announcing that tAey nae per
e SRasD 81 Ssiis siEy FEysfv&L 4 .'''s'
continue three days aHd which viii embrace eres' v.y
Of has been offered to 'ae Pabhc on any
U5s9Ay sSiS4 pf SfhsoS Il ss yEsfy9 EhIT pss Of "
GRAND FULG DREss BALL,
o., scale Of uppr.cedeS,ed br,ncy@ great number
leading having consented 70 act as Msnsr IN order
to rencer ia complete in every particular On 'ai'
occasion . ,r.,,n
Of the Imp rial Ball Of France and Director OF ie
celebrated Bal. masaue. with his
PRINCIPAL SOLO PLAYERS
MONSTER ORCHESTRA
The sam. winch produced such la. spras in
rRsf Rs f'ls'i 1isr fn S al; *
Conductor Ofa sAL
On 'lhUfMioottSSr MOUNT VI VERNON K, sSe FESTIVAL
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL Sl le spfa sPpfRaoMEsADE CONCERT
under the united direction ri
CARL BERGMAN,
''no''''' Ut -" Mons MtSARD.
"hen % ts sTTRbsy ps D. sS the THiRDDAY ofte
MOUNT sRN0N FESTIVAL
COMBINATION OF ORATlOSS,
par. Of which viii be gwen asa
MATINEE,
CoNMZsCING Ar III.
aud part IN the
EVENING, AT O'clock.
The Committee beg that they In pond
enc. several popular public orors several OF
when have kindly offered their services and nom others favor
able answer is dsy expected
full particulars with regard u the prices admission
of patrons manager &c, VIII o. gwen III
TO THE PUBLIC.
four years since public attension was hrs
directed 10 imminent danger in which Mcnt Vernon
situated CARDS possession all attempts made f,r the
pup. ueueiDg Congress the Home and Tomb
Of Washington property OF the Nat l,rentah failed
and only when that eloquent and h4-mhfe1 orator.
Fdwac Everett, forced the country 20 recognise toe dsie
which hrsa ned IT, that they eync-1 10 NJ pos
the result that ekened Interest was the ounda,on
of Ladi.s NstOLa Committee whose object was 20 raise
eaus tie purchase Vernon Though the labor ~
Fdv ard Everett and Others equally paseworhy has realized
arae fund yet the object Tor whl mis- Association was
created has yst been uled r.er Amount yet neces
.aYy They believe that OF Fe.iVss oil the chtac-r
now throu the entire country i mateT-
y increase They confidently solicit the support,
n .aihy and cooperation OF al tue Paot' 10 ta' o' iaad
MISS MARY MORRIS HAMILTON.
Vice Regent for tht St-tc Of New Yofk.
Mn, Georre Bancroft Ar5 NJ sri Fillmore,
M, s M Dra6eli Parish Ars joan N,cUrezor,
Mrs John Sherwood, Mrs & NJ Kirkland,
Mrs Charlie. p. DAY. Mrs Lewis Rutherford
Bfrs. y. Roberts, Mrs. Luther Brsdish,
Mrs. A. W: Bradford, Mrs. john Jay.
Mn. Edward Cooper. Mrs. Walden Pen,
Mrs. Pierre Van Cortland Mrs. Edmund Schnver,
Mrs. Gouyernour Mcrris, Mrs. Alonze L. Paige,
Mrs. Samuel stevens, Mrs Amsza J. Parker,
Mrs. JOhr .ton Livr .ston, Mrs. g. 5. Sillman
MIS-. Andrew J. Downing,
EXecutiye Committee Mount Vernon Association.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

MIR. ERNEST PERRING of the Academy Of
l Music Intending 20 reside permanently IN New York City
will devote himself hose Tho wish perfect them selves
iu the Italian English SINGING. the study of the
PlANO-FORTE. Mr.. PERRING has permission TO refer to
the Rev Dr. Hawks Of Calvary Church. and be addressed
HE residerce. No 90 West 9thst Of either Mr.
Chas Breusing No .o Broadway Messs Schsrieaberg
Luis No. 7f9 broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
7 OTs NEAR the CENTRAL PARK for SALE.

LA po. q abo, 81 LOTS Of GROUND for iu parosl
ocaec shout oE bloeks below Ces
ta Park s6d between 9Th and 9Th street, graded sal
cub gutter lad sgtsbs for Ginsdae Improve
the = about IA. grade free from rock Tits per.o,
1i cid A map b.. and price and
given ~ applying EDWARD ii. LUDLOW.
fyglSl No A. Pine n.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
E'AhCY FURS

FANCY FURs sr WHOLESALE.
BALLARD, SHUTE 6 Co..
As BROADWAY;
RETAILERS accustomed 10 purchase FURs 10 TIN, maite
thr yer sen.,. NOT quite enver. n
within the twsve Of throwing ther stocks open fos
RETAILING PURPOSES Just 80 .oOn q H. '.as9s e. e1n
ER snd ths J0BBER ~ contnas their cu'tom-a<s eo~
"'' ''N'' '' NECESSITY, JUSTICE OR POLICY.
%prrY & T. III Sar TRADE Al 81 as fR G CITY T. p
ONE STRICTLY WHOLESALE HOUSE.
70 h eDd hey nvits The ssntion OF ~ those IN sn'
WI 'i'S''''''' 70 'Dco coSrisr, ss srocr o,
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
ensrsci1s riches, well tie oour,on va's'
GENTS MUyTLEsss s6yJs CAPS ca c2ars nr,scy ,osr,
al %, which they viii sell % such buyer. favor Of '
osrpetit,or oDS kgifi~dt b.s,ne.s
FURs-FURs-FuRs:
Ladies' are resp, tay isSeS s1aS to examine our
THOROUGHLY SEASONED FuRs
o'' ''0'A LADIES AND CHiLDRENs FURs.
We PROBABLY show greater yaIty Than Any any 9sei pd
than present. the advantage ct which we oneer
fLly of,r to customers
PRACTICAL MANUFACTURERS
Our estaJishm.s tsns OLD FUR5 nor DYED FURs
bct il r. ple.e pith genuine. wei-seasoned
FURS. AT Low PRICES.
LARGE VIII L POLAR BEAR IN THE WINDOW.
CHARLES STREET &c Co,
No AIS Broadway.
EURS, FURS, FURS.
IL HtsTER sIEDE,
No. SO Maiden-lsne, New-Yark,
Oder their rch AID as.oment OF Ladies u cou
iIs Of
ROYAL ERMlSE, MINK sSTCS stone MAETES, sEEE {,
Made up the STYLE which they offer the loves, price
TURS FURS!! FURS 80!
o bss bfIss and .uPs,io5 s.:9mens in their variety
AL goods warranted.
KELLOGG. No. 38t CansLst.
L,lNE DARK SABLE CAPES at Sl25, $50
a. .nd = lgD vita other sABLE5 at low prices.
c. w. CROSLEY No 6H Broadway.
6orses, Carriages, sc.
Sn DRAFT HORSES for SALE, CHEAP
w Inquire at KNICKERBoCKER ICE Co.'S Stables in
l3tb-st. ar lOthav.
f)rintins.
AT EVERDELLs-WEDDI CARDS -
IA These cell brsted CARDS spendidly engraved only
hs Broadway Of Ouane-st. Orders solicited BY
mail and specimens sent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

DARNUMs MUSEUM. - DIS IINGU IctED
ID SUCCESS Of ths, ss-ors,sd Gasxy Of Jsssuie Genl:
witch composed II upwa. Of TWENTY BRILLIANT JU
vENILE PERFORMERS. and the wREu gLyENltE Co
NEDIANS. WEDNESDAY. Dee |, AFTERNOON. az 8
and EYEyISG. a; II O'Clock. THE SWISS MOUNTAIN
EYRs. After which. THE ZANtsTowsKI TROUPE n
Ia FETE DANSANTE. THE News Boy" BY Mater Fred
i've yearsod. To conclude wita TIE MAYOAf FESTIVAL
ALICE the Pet, the INFANT ALICE ANTOINE, her Loye
L.PETITE EMELTNE. The el~ssn, A1ias Hsppy Family
Lisps serp~nt. all 20 BE- Admission to al - cent?
Children urd l3
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

SQUARE AID MoTT-sraERT for sALE-rhs sonh- .
We., Ot Chathsn squae aud Mott al hzsns ffo
OF about 70 feet Chatham. ard 81 e.t Aoss
There is good tcr.e-s,ory brick BUILDING 0D y
with stories AID wide large
Room the second hor The Property be easily inprovvc
D. bripE of For par terms 49,
full particulars, apply 20 EDWARD II. LUDLOW Co., H
(PA2, NO. IA PinsA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
Real gsta!e for Sale.

A PLOT Of about 40 Lots fronting the Park, on
N Sthav.. sbovs 7cth-st. sor SALE
Aso.
A full front on 5,hsy., above 7ith a.
Aso,
Lots lojth-s.. aad 5,hay, and ll5ta-st AMI j.ea
Also.
Lots ou g7th 81, sud ith.ay.
Also,
Lots ca SD st ard 5,h v. on 38th ST., nenj.hv
SAMUEL EDDY. No. 81 Liberty d
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

vIDIys WILL TELL. ONE ANOTHER
IL THEY GET A. BiRoMs
sucH INFLUENCES WHICH cAUsn
FUR rR,rfrRs ris DEPOT
DAILY CROWDED.
TIE rRArrnRs ~p,.s .s CHOICEST esrTTssss ,sr1 p...ss
piREcr eu,ee. ,tet eeps SOLD LIS ,a ssn '0''
MINK cAFEs ITb rE5fnEIysEs nuyss VicroNi'l
made f,ST Tgs ;1a 1nasSnsoarsr sis COLLECTION
OFFERED IN 'Srw-YoRK
sss 40 scsno~lsdsed BY t.rsss,;cys
asviu u"s.,y stLssss, NIL NIL CALL mat
uuv III, r E,e = Te :! sfS"ifaER sni "iaER rURs
rr rnAffirsiRs DEPOT.
pOur mi.,sAs the num''r pr,KY No . BOwERY
s.,oos and rsird .'epee Car. pee. the soot
DEDUCTIONS IN
SILKS.
Bs,nc. ofour inror',tion'.
On MONDAY. Nov "a
Also.
LADIES. GENrs' and MISSES
BAJOU GLOVES.
o4 excessive shades,
Ju,. snded.
N,s. NEW RETAIL STORE.
No SSs Brc.dus6
Conner & worh-.
EDWARD LAMBEIer Co.
DoU3LE WIDTH rorLINs
81 pr yard.
VERY CHEAP AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS,
WIN h. openrd on
MONDAY. 18th instant
NEW RETAIL STORE.
NJ. 1S BOsi~ay.
Corner Of worth-.,
EDWARD LAMBERT & Co.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG e Co.,
ARE NOW OPENING At THEIR WARE ROOMS
Noe 20 and ~ CHAMBERs-srr
es oa.es WARREN HADDER PRINTS.
ss ca.. NEW STYLE AMERICAN DELAINE5
80 cas-. BAY STATE AND WATERLOO
LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS.
So~esALL wool LoSO sHAwLs, FIRST QUALITY
AND LARGE SIZE,
ATA REDUCTION or OVER 20 FER CENT.
They not s Liberty To state the make but the nAse Will
TISTxEr ryR CENT caEA APER THAN ANY SHAWL IN
THE MARKET.
8, sss.. FOIL pE CHEyERs AND CRosS-ovERs
AT GREAT BARGAISS.
Also. LARGE LINE CLINTON AND LANcAsTS
GiNGHA&S.
roe above mentioned Goods have been purchased In large
lines at great reduction
TO CLOSE THE FALL STOCK
And they sst The particular attention Of the Trs 10 these
NB.-A tn line q .u uskesof
WOO. BLANKETS.
DARTs ROBES aud RICH SILKS
In srsst vari,ty. Also.
LOw-PRiCED DRESS SILKS
Alsrse ssscrtmsut Of PlAds. Bsysderes Stripes, &c,
From 8, to 81 psryard
LORD & TAYLOR.
EOs - esr 2se sd esi GRAND-sr.,
ADa Nos n and ~ cATHARINE ST.
DROCHE SHAWLS, STELLA SHAwLs,
cAsHMEsE. PRINTED WOOL PLAID and
FIGURED WOOL sHAwLs,
Tosethor with eyerJ other description e
FAsHIONABLE WINTER sHAWLS
LORD & TAYLOR,
HOs 2s. esI $50 and si GRAND-sTr
And Nos ~ ami 4s CATHARlNE-sr
JSLHACHED and UNBLEACHED SHEET
mos CANTON PLAyNELs DRrLLINGs.
TIcKINGs and DOMESTIC GOODS Of every kind
Also
SHAKER AND EBtNuZER FLASNELs.
LORD & TAYLOR,
Mo-. 20 as1 $50 and sol GRAND-S ST,
Asd Nos ~ snt ~ CATHARfNE-sr.
(L0AKs, TALMAS and
CIRCULARS.
n Of fashionable shspes In every variety Of
maternal aud trimming.
MUCH BELOW USUAL PRICES.
LORD e TAYLOR,
No. Ss.s 81 80 and asi GRAND-sr-
AID Nos. ~ and - e,THARlNEsr.
Wo0LkN BLANKETS
TOILET QUILTS,
HEAVY LINEN atd COTTON sHEErING. and large sssoit
Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
A; very low prices.
LORD e TAYLOR,
HO. 81, s5, go and eol oRAND-sr,
And Nos a and ~ CA1hARINE-SR
LrXTRAORDlNARY BARGAINS IN
Ia LADIES CLOAKING CLOTHS,
BRoADCLoTHs.
BEAVERS AND CASTOR BEAVERS,
LIONsKINS AND SEALSKlSS
AT CIANEOKDS,
No. 3Of BROADWAY, CORNER OF DUASE-Sr.
Also. just received several cases Of
SUPERIOR BLANKETS FROM AUCTION.
DECEIVED THIS DAY AT
~ CkANFORD'S,
No. 3Of BROADWAY, CORNER OF DUANH-Sr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

EXECUTORs SALE.--A choice FARM Of IS
H II be sold 8, public sale WEDNESDAY. Dec "
the premises b-tw the hour, of llani bs~
f Clupfy Seat Ia the Lshp OF frank Somerset Couny
New jersey nnte wax from the depot Of the NewJ
and MisOne Railroads two hours ffoa New fck %
the premises large msnson house 10 feet qrsre tsorte
with basement; tenant house snd other oubs,
ings orchard and fruit n variety desirable resdseos
for geuemsn doing business ID New York loo pa
the original farm will be- sold the day TaRns S
day of slr - ccit delivery of deeds the ~
uar der bond aud for yesr For psrtcoys
guire Of VAN DOREN, No ~ Nassau S., or M d. VAN
DOREN No. 26O 5th-av.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

yI'HE subscriber offers for SALE the following
pieces Of property, viz; The brown ronted HOU
No. ~ West ldst 1est Phsds phi. bricl frobt HoCsz
jth-t In New YoTk City, snd The choice wood COrTAG
No /5 Nasus, Brooklyn Prices low md of psymsne
easy Two OF above House. would be LEI y good SS
Ant.. kRASTUS =. MAD. NJ. $50 sdsa