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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-09
A Severe Sentence.

Hugh Hazlitt, white man, charged
with enticing and persuading slaves to
run away from Dorchester county, Mary.
land, was tried last week, at Cambridge
and found guilty on seven indictments
he was sentenced by the court, on the
first indictment, to the penitentiary till
May, 1867, and on each of the others for
SIX years-making in the aggregate forty
five years.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-09
469
Letter Stamns-
keim's S majority.

The regulation of the Post Office De-
partment is such, that "letter bearing
a stamp cut or separated from a stamped
envelope, cannot be sent through the
mail as prepaid letter. Stamps so cut
or separated from stamped envelopes lose
their legal value"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-09
Black Leg.

ibis new name given to new dis
ease ln cattle. 1t prevails extensively il
Western Pennsylvania. In many in.
stances the cattle seem to be in a health,
condition in tho morning, and before
night are dead. On examination. the
skin and flesh on the shoulders are black
almost putrid. No cause can be ASSIGNED
for this disease-neither have any tried
remedies effected cure.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-09

sarThe great pedestrian feat of walk.
ing ia consecutive hours, commenced
by Mickey Free on Tuesday morning last
was " concluded on Saturday night. The
Pedestrian was considerably exhausted
and was forced to walk very rapidly the
last as hour to keep himself awake.-East0n
Times. ''''''
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-09

a HISTORY OF THE DEvIL.-Tbere is
preacher in Chicago, (Ill.,) nightly hol-
oing forth to large audiences, and giving,
as ne says, "a history of the devil" The
Democrat says that all who hear him are
entirely convinced Of histborough acquaiu.
tance with the subject.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-09
Chr 1cfcrsoniau.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1853.
NOTICE.

A Donation visit will be given to the
Rev. j. L. Miller, at his house OH Wed.
nesday evening, Dec. 18th, 1853. The
inhabitants of Stroudsburg aud vicinity
are hereby generally and cordially invi'
ted to attend
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-09
u. s. Senator Elected.

The North Carolina Legislature. on
Monday week, elected Governor Bragg
for the long term, aud Hon. Thomas L.
Clingmau for the short term-U. S. Sen.
ators from that State.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-09

A PENNSYLVANIA PRIZE FIGHTER =
Mr.. y George Washington Reifsnyder, of
pottsville. has, it is said, accepted Tom
Flyers challenge to 6yht any man in the
world for $l0,000.-Har. YSk.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-09

A COOP MovEMENT.-The officers oil
the churches in Milwaukee have notified
the proprietors of the hotels in that city,
that pews will be reserved for the use of
strangers, in their various houses, of wor-
ship.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-09

HTOu Friday last, MIR. George Dunn,
of this place, slaughtered two hogs,
which weighed, 1919 lbs. The lar,
geSt one weighed 562, and the other 457.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-09
What are We Worth?

The last number of De B0a0'S Re0teac
gives the following estimate of the ma
tionai wealth of the United States. 1t
will be seen that the value of farms, stock
and implements of agriculture amounts
to nearly one-third of the whole valua.
ton, equals the combined the estimated
value ofpublic lands, navy yards and ves-
sells, fortifc atioDs, public buildings, COM
N ercial- marine, railroads. canals, facto-
ries, mills, gold and silver coin and bull
lion, and foreign and domestic goods on
hand:
Value of farms and cultivated
soil. S5,OOO,OOO,OOO
Value of horses, cattle, sheep,
etc., l,5OO,OOO,OOO
Value of agricultural impe-
men,s, 5OO.OO0,OOO
Value Of mines, 100000, 900
Value of dwelling houses, 3,500,000. 900
Value of railway and canals, l,l00,OO0,000
Value of factories, mill and
machine shops, 4O0,000,000
Value of commercial marine, 20O,O00,000
Value of agricultural produce,
domestic manufacturers &
foreign goods on hand, l,O0O,0 900
Value of gold and silver coin
and bullion, 30O,O0O,000
Value of public lands, ships of
war, Notifications, navy
yards, public buildings, etc., 4,00O,000,000
Total, $22,O00,00O,OOO
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-09
JURY LIST, for Dec. Term, 1858.
GRAND JURORS.

N. SmitafeM-Jo,hua Brink. Moses
Overfeld, George Rouse, Ephraim Huff
man, William FraDken6eld, William w.
Ovor6eld, John Dewitt.
J0ckSOn-Jobn Bellies.
&rOud-Daniel Jayne, Philip Fisher,
Jesse SHUTTER, Joseph Duscnberry, Jacob
Sumney.
Tunkhdnnock-John Smith.
SmithfeM- Michael Walter, David
Fcnner.
Pocono-George Ace, Simon Labar,
Jacob Stouffer.
P0k-Charles Fisher.
CtestnuthaH-Peter Hufemitb, John
P. Kresee.
Hamalton-HeDry Title.
Prlce-Frederiok Deibler.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-09
PETIT JURORS.

Hamahom-Joseph Ken mcrer, Jr., J,-
cob SHUTTER, Henry Werkbeissr, Charles
j. Miller. Joseph Troch, Peter Bosssrd,
Peter Williams, Charles Miller.
Jocks0n-Andrew Singer, Jacob Mil
ler, William Setter.
&roudsbmrg-Henry Shoemaker, Phil
ip Miller, William t. Baker.
PocOno-ThoDas ShiveIy, Abraham
Stecn, Samuel Shick, John Butz, Jacob
Henry.
Smsih!feld-Peter Kortz, Benjamin
Custard.
CtetnuthaU-.Philip Gearhart, John
Gregory.
Polk-Jacob Altemose, Daniel Seager.
PTace-Perry Price, Andrew Pipber ,jr.
&rOud-Jo,eph Snover, George Rams
berry, John Thomas.
~. SmatkGeld-John V. Coobaugb,
Timothy Vanwhy, Amy Coolbaugb,
John A. Utt.
Parad5Se-Oliver D. Smith.
Io6yhanna-John Beeseeker.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-09
Masonic.

Tie annual communication of th
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, was helt
at their Hall, in Philadelphia, on Mon
day n. hit, and the following named gen
tleuen were elected to serve as officer
during the ensuing year:
r. W. G. M.-Henry NJ. Philips.
r w. ID. G. M.-John Thou pson.
r. W S. G. W.-D. G. Skerritt.
r. w. j. q. W.-Lucius G. Scott.
r. W. @. T.-Peter Williamson.
L. ". G. S.-Willism II. Adams.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

A BOOK for the 81 A 3 n. -
~ THE GARDEN; A New POCKET MANUAL OF PRAcTicAL
HoRTcuLIuRE Every body who rents snden large
or small will this best Of all Garden Manuals indispensable
II siyes full directions for the cultivation OF
ALL KITCHEN VEGETABLES;
ALL KINDS FRUITS AND BERsiEs;
ALL FLOWERS AND SHRUBS AND
ALL The BEsr ORNAMENTAL TREES.
II tells al about
So,ts ,yn N,yrRys VEGETABLE GROWTH; AID
Tur sTpucTuRE oy PLANS; WHAT PLANTS LIVE UPoSi
and shows
How TO PRFPARE THE GRouSpj
How o Sow SEEDS;
How CULTIVATE;
How GRAFT AND BID;
How TO PRESERVE FRUITS AND fEGtTabLSi
How TO DO EVERYTHING.
Its
PoPuLAR, RELIABLE, rtIL " i>to
COMPREHEssvS, |EkY ChEh',
You NAV readily rdessnd H. easily remember ts directions
and without difficulty them IL practice IL is auum IA
parro and be carried in the poie Adapted TO all
and sold Orders should be sen, IL q, once
IL paper SO cents; in muslin. 80 cents ,,, -. ,,
ihe Series Of four Rurs Hand DO ~; 70 whieh 'c
- The House. THE Garden The Farm, and Doue,tc
Apnss-w b. furnished subscribers ordering them al a.
FOWLER AsD WELLS, No Scs Broadway, ~ 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
Amnssmfnts.

CRYSTAL PALACE.
~ GRAND MILITARY, CIVIC AND FANCY DRESS
CHARITY SOIREE,
THURSDAY EVENING, Apnl g.
IN AID oF
THE HUNTER WOODS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
SIX HUNDRED Of tho respectable cit OF New1ork,
Bruaklyb Newark pOmpnsea in the CIVIC and My
PeCEPrlON COMMITTEES.
Com 0.n J. ". Hobart Ward Major Gen - ~ esnoi0'o'
ishs iAhs W, Rvl~u' Bns Gen WIN. Hail.
Ran y n UMt Bns. Gen @. p. MOTns,
Sm.on BALDWIN Brig Gen. Ye,cs,
p,n l,,ar Fowler brig. Gen John Even,
H. rs, Al. k.on Big -CIen. The. RnnyoD
~ PETER COOPER, President
C. GopFHGy GUEIHER, Vice President.
a.. v. Dk FOREsr TieasurvL
b. PgRkIss, Secretary.
w. T. TisDALE,
A. g. NosBURGh, ,.
ELIAS L. WnAss, ENecu.Ne CoL0'n'FS'
WM. II. BRowEE
RAMSEY NJ d. J
R-Tle prop etors Of the Sixth and Third Avenue Hall
roads have ensased four minutes dGIpg 'he
nsht Of the SoTee. ,u.,
DsnciDg in the Galleries positively prohibited
Supper be served by Mr. A. PeteleT in his best tyle
Pee tickets @2 admitting Lady aud oenteman extra La
ess ticket, o. - c.,u.,..
For sale principal Music BeOi DIus Stores and Hotels
,the banking Office Of Thompson Bros No 2Wsus at the
ce Of the Executive Committee No Broadway and OF the
pui cipa Stores III Fulton tt Brooklyn - =, ,,, ,
Tse purchase tickets before the 9Th sf April VIII De sd
mtted a, the iHh.st. door
Purehs.e OF the night Of the soIee must Apply ior
them the Gthsy entrance This rne Will DO s'ncty en
k.ced
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

Jus, Pubn.bed:
RIGHTLY UNITED STATES DIGEST"
ID Al analytical DIGEST Of the LAWS Il the UNITED
srIrFs from the adoption the Const on the snd
XXXIVtb Conuess-lfas 10 1887. vol imp svo Ll2 pp
Price only 60
v,om The Hon B. r.ney Chkf Justice Of the Unlsd stre
i" Il a Of and well executed The heads
under b,eh the different Acts Of Cotess Arranged ve
chosen and appsopise and ~bat 10 san important the In
d1 90 tar ~ able eIsuine Il 10 complete The
booi has evidently been prepared With much aud Judgment
ana will doubt not be very seoeptabe u the public
From the Hon James N Wayne Associate Justice d the
Suprep Court Of the United states
purpos.y postponed AckDovedsnen 70 you Tor
Mr. Brahys alycal Digest of the Laws Of the Uoited
States to enable NE 20 , Ae fidelity OF is execution AID u.
,efus Mr. Riighy has succeeded ia bringing the Lave OF
the United States into single Volume that We may ee not
only what the hzslston Of COnuer has been bot "he ;
III argiDa .erncss TO the sAtntes at large tha, the
test Of b, Dse.t may either be verified dspovsd
,,Apss BE- dOre bsye used the Digest
auy at Of thr Supreme Court has saved me much
labor and uoube As Q whole il has been well done BY Mr.
Rixhy and deserves the special patronage Of lawyers aud
and Of all peIsons entased h public Me- IS TeH az
those professional business who bevertheess
Obligations 10 have BY them ct all tunes the eadt
means Of banning what hss been the legislation Of the Congress
If the United States shan always use M hrehty
Diges. officially and in my study"
Recently Published.
wHARToNS AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW Fonrh and
.yfed Edition. Trpae the Criminal Low Of the UGiEed
States. I vol. avo Loo pages Price ~ %: ,
NHARTON'S PRECEDENTS OF INDICTMENTS AND
PLEAS. Second and Revised Edition vol sv" 800 Psses
WHARTON g. STILES MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE;
T aiise Medics prudence By Francis Wharton and
Mor.ton slle, NJ. D. vol svO sl5 passs Psioe 50 80
KAY 4 BROTHER,
Law Boohsellers, Publishers aud Importers
No qoutb Sixth-r., PbiladephiA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
UO SHIP MASTERS.

To sh% e,,es MAStEmi 81 fnn So.aD o, urD.aw.,r.r,
EEw.YoRg, March "a 1854
There 20 believe that disasters 20 vessel. have recently
occurred SoutteIn coast Of the United states IN ohs
quenoe ofthe OF OLD and This Board
would earnestly impress upon Snip Matters the great
Of being provdeo with those 'hs, " RECENT DATE snd
from RELIABLE SOURCE. Blunts Chart. OF the Coast OF
the United corrected In conformity with he Oove
Surveys and have oeua'ely sa down the position o all
Lights construction on our COST
these Chats should be familiar 70 every Ship Ms'ter fhe
trade.
Inspector. of vessels for the Underwriters would do well 20 ~
certain that Masters using proper Chats and ustrnnent as
single Fad TO the most disastrous resnt
Th. lowing changes in the Florida Reef thought
proper 10 no Ice; ~
'CARYSFORT REEF LIGHT, which 6ssd Dgb. IL now
REVOLVING LIGHT showing bright Bssh once In every
81 seaoDd'. -
DRY BANK LIGHT HOUSE on somhrero sboal near Som
bero Key Light Iiouse l5i feet high, ps'ued NED
The Light FINED LiGHT the focal plans IA tee. above
theseA - 80,
is 65 niles from Csysfort g. w by W. variation 50 s.
w aud IL miles from Sand Key, T. ~ r. e. vausi N
80 p. N Z. E. -.
Dry TotugA- Group ,,,
Des Light building there the focal plane Of which
ht will BE- 52 .t abo'. the lt viii be III on The hrs dsy
II bear. from Sand Key w N, distant 80 mites
All the above lights BLUNTS CHARTS OF ThE
UNITED STATES. ELLWOOD WALTER,
Secretary Board OF Underwriers
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
Zine ARTS.
Nsm publifations.

4 NJ. MERWIN, AuctiOneer.-
a. EXTENSIVE SALE OF ABOUT
10000 REAM5
Of English, Prerch and American
WRITING AND BLANK-BOOK PAPERS.
Also, alarge assortment Of Imported
STATIONERY. ENVELOPES, &c.
To be sold a. Auction with out reseIve)
FRIDAY MORNING, April g. at 10 o'slock,
by BANGS BROTHER Co.,
the Trade Sale Rooms, No. I3 PaTirow.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
Drp GOODS.

&c / L X e o o ID s -
BOWEN, McNAMEE g. Co.
>------a
invite attention Of CASH and prompt S Months Buyers 10
STOCK
l-.-... .'AsEsM -sPHIN1-fsooDsss- --------7-'
- - Rieh hpsissed0R6ANDiEs,
JACONETs.
PERCALEs
PRINTS
BAREoEs,
MOUssELIN DE- LANES
PRINTED Lawns,
ROBES A GUILE and
ODALIsQUE
Rich PLAIN and FANCY SILKS.
Also 70 their and elegant Sock Of
RIBBONS,
SHAWLS and MANTILLAS,
GLOVES and HOSIERY,
WHITE GOODS,
EMBROIDERIEs
SMALL WARES. SC.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
UyHE PICAY U " Z

KASsAs'
THE PICAYUNE for this week contains be connnastou Of
II. Tale "Fpoh HAND TO MoUIH.'
TIE PICAYUNL for this weea contains SILLY sAss.-
TRAs."
THE PICAYUNE for this week contains " rHE DEMOCRAT
OF TN DInER T.sLr"
THE PICiYuEE cr this week contains A Tsr DooDI-
soS"
THE PIcAyUNE for hi. week ceutain. r~ESryfovg
FrSY PIoruRtS
rHE PICAYUNE for this week The best F1nny Psper ever
pubHshei IN America
The TRIANGLE, EDITOR
GUN Co, Ptoshe:o7s
OFs. No q Spruce - Nsw.Yo'h
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

A CADE@Y or MUsC.-MCsAKD'
L,.se end Dhec;Or B. uIua'
hdmi.s'9r to al 20 oen.
A''''''D MUixRDs FiRsf ApriElRiNcE
AOsPs1 M4sSRD5 ESsSiNS M5SsrNHa "a IcoNcrsfS &C.,
'a' will Sn r. ssf OF W tysf r FL 'sf SEATS
commences Til, morning =. sh three seket Offices
MUSARD'S FIRST CONCERT,
on MONDAY.
THAhBERo DANGRis
tn5N re @no5NsrFR ORCHESTRA
""i aRASbEsr. r. coMrLETEsr AND vosr COLOSSAL
Tssiy both numbers quality the orchestra Of 10.
SywY@k Philharmonic so,ey lad Of Jaians c'neer'' 1t
Will '''f'' ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
' the S .ssASs sSLo 81 f pLXYERs FRoM PARIS
Some Pea q It's es.raodiDay strength may b. iormed from
'' sixty TIhsraRAgTrEs vI9LTs !96 Ss,,os
sHsE TSlhrH 4RoMSoaEs 2Stas AND r@EsrY DaTNs
exclusive Of wisb n T's HSp SDns BaAss INSTRUMENTS
Oeb m' e SoSs ss duH6hELEs Is Sc sn
ss po.o BY him and wbi;h have earned oT hm Al over
A'''Ps ''' A'P' LIZ RoI DU oUADRILLE.
'"'' A''" MoNsTFs oCADRrLLE.
Inc N'''''. GRAND r. NJ B&TTLE oUApRILLa
d''eFfT FTis e Tf GF nEaT4 iAt NJ PIECES
EXPLOSION Of THE MALAK0Ff.
,"'' D''TM TONIC cATrLE-sHow oUADRiLLE.
EMPRESS GALLOP.
AZ which VIII be eppoycd the AID machinery i'm
toft.d from Pas Dc descriptive If u Railroad Train
The Programme will contain full particulars Of these
EXTRAO ORDINARY CONCERTS.
THE ACADEMY or MUSIC
has bep Renovated costly Csp has been laid down IN the
ONE HUNDRED SOFAS
have been distributed The conijors
On the fret nDor will BE- found .5sefuny- 3ecOrBted
TEA AND COFFEE ROOM,
which will be under supeIinieudeLce OF MI AOvyAT
RFFRESIlMfNTS MAY BE ORDERED
to be broug ght II side the house by
TWENTY WATERS IN LIVERY
who will be ttaioUed in he parguec and balconies.
THE STAGE WITH THE ORCHESTRA
viii b. d, ,coTsied in The most tasteful manner.
Spl.Ldic and Novel S;cDe, representing
AN OCTAGONhL CONCERT ROOM,
with Closed Ceiling, thus hc,inc sss
SOUNDING BOARD
having been expressly pair ted by
SlGNOR GUiDlCfNL
II will De Iiuiuiuat.d by
TWENTY-FIVE MONSTER CANDELABRAs
and Now md Sp,nod CHANDELIERS esprcsly mSnufse.
tur,d by Mr.. CoRSELIUs, OF Philadelphia
Alto, .th'T M l. Imam pledges biuseh that
THE MUSARD CONCERTS
will foln the
MOST COLOSSAL AND ARTISTIC ENTERTAINMENT
thu. has sv been ioiroduc-d 10 America
As the director appeals in these Concerts 70 oil classes OF the
community, - - - .
THE PRICE OF ADMISSION
has been fixed, q all garis Of the A. csdeny
FIFTY CENTS.
Seats he secured in advance so cents ex the Office
oi The sdeny Of Hmci a. g. BTeung's, No. 70l B:~dway
and Sibe's, No. 20 Wallst., Of Nassau.
TIE SALE OF SEATS
will commerce on THU RSDAY, a. precisely
TIE FREE LIST INVARIABLY SUSPENDED.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

GRAND. OPENING Of MANTILLAS
u at GESISS BAZAAR,
THURSDAY April O.
The exposition ofPARlSfAN MANTfDLASs ~ GENiN6 BA-
ZAAR on THURSDAY the stb inst, will b. ~ the greet
events OF the season.
FIFTY NEW AND GRACEFUL STYLES
fresh from the exclusive AsgsJs Of Psr and the
leading novelties Of the kind In ths city will be submitted ., the
hionsbe world Of N.~ fort The modes differ from
o early Spring aud comprehend variety Of materials
and eIquist.y bsntG trimmings and aPPes.i9ns No sSt
has been spared 10 bsocy 20 the display The ssoent
has been selected solely from the latest styles brought oct By
leading houses and ia consists of the resLy
fsIhionatle HsLtilA house H. Psn.
THE SHOW-BOOAs OF THE BAZAAR
will present. Thursday next superb appessse thy
have Never any former OCCASION has the sosf
iD ssty psi,men Of the etstshment been beautiful
vasd complete. Attention 10 sssd inpor,s;soss Of
PARIS SPRING BONNETS,
received BY 'tesuer since the opn Of March 3 In whn are
Included many pqaant aud cinans novelties appropriate Hf
the preI ard ary sanue the eountesPs''' Of which
cannot be found el--where In New York
TIE NEW MANTTLLAS
will be the fullest opportnny "
tion Is believed that ih. hoh and essaa hsns WI
the sdmrson of al who sppreese me preetos
ersce aud beauty IA prom spa5e costume Az toe
LADIES' DEPAkrAESIs
Of the Bzssr have Teprished Seee he o~nns ee
~, - So ' GESISs BAZAAR,
Under the o. Sicho.1 Hotel,
No SIS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
PRICE TWO CENTS.

TOHN DENNER, ICENSED NIGHr-ScAv-
~ ENGER-Ord.rs received N ~ ChshAmst, up rA-Ts
and a. Nc. - East Twelfth - puuct ally sssndedt1 -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08


DAVIS COLLAMORE 4 Co.
THE bEsf sf'i i&Fc:iTios II; ciii
FANCY FRsScH CHINA
DINING AND TEA SETS,
GOOD QUALITY And STYLE,
EXTREMELY Low PRICES.
OF 'G.Iif saifip III tiit'fs 81 IsTiSS Pfits. VIII
BrI!T'rffTt rs .fiiT;f LOT
SHoIos
PARIS BISQUE FIG CURES,
ooxrLErs ASSORTMENT
wEDorwSoo WARE.
oL1ss@fRE 3,s s';'fRE
sleu AxS . !. yssRIr.D., s.s!. viii b. sod.
Ard % been "spes ssps4fsFsefokS !, iT FsIcts S: wi"
", do not Si.s he %gass'i,'Sp Of ''4n' P'' 0''''
LOWEST rossiBLE PRIcE
THE OLD SITs Eli P'ss caSros CHINA,
By the Sc, VI Piece.
DAVIS COI.LAMORE & Co.
No. 443 BRoADw AN jast seow GfsAAst
NIB. wholc.aIe sad Retail
A ANNOUNCEMENT
We h.v. the pleasure Of soruns lad, p.,rsr. esi.s
son. the Of April nsx shAa e6sr q cur essa
location.
No. SIS BaokDwAY.
AT ONE PRICE, YoR CASH, WITHOUT ABATrNsSS.
Assortment q
SPRING Sinks AND DRESS GOODS.
sHAwLs, GLOVES. EMBRoIDERiES, ko
Just imported and the chaps, and Dos' iesrsss so
ments Of NEW GOODS that will be offered st retail n this
try this season which win b. std every uovy shf ne
Agent there command
BAYOU KID GLOVES.
| Just landed Of exclusive .hades
Misses rs cents; Lsdie. St c-nts; G,ntsmsn's. 81
No mixed This male Of Gor-s is equal II n,; scpers
| to any Glove row sent TO this county
5000 yaTds Of very choice styles Of INDIA SILKS " esss
| peryMd
| We shall e1hrtl. - hsr-tofcre ct cur
| JosBIN0 WAREHOUSE,
Nc. 1 Chambsrs and 81 Resde-s,a,
Our usual
ASSORTMENT
CHOICE YOREI0N DRY GOODS
Adapted to every part OF the
| Which will b. sold At the
Lowest ruling rates for
Cash or approved meD,hs BanA fsps.
Ps-NO good, re;aled our Wholesale Rooms No Cham
| bers.. EDWARD LAMBERT 90.
HhAAih GRACE" .v, ,v.,rv,,
| Conferred uprn the L.dies by w'snns
| DOUGLAS & SuERWOOD'S
NEW EXPAN NSION * WFs
| rHk
ADJUSTABLE BUSfLE
(Pstsnred April ls57),
which has decided by the best medical authority TO ee s
uo.t beneficial garment introduced for LsdS oss, The
| weight being only twelve ounces
All Of
| DOUGLAS L sHERwOOD's CELEBRATED skIATS
Ars Sts~psd vita rsiv Trade MayA
AND NONE GENUINE UNLESS so STAMPED
| Fa sale at all the principal Stores
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

Room No. II Bscmcn. City Hall NEwYosK, April 1854
DROPERTI OWNERS on 46th-st., between
L sb.ss and East River interested in the ASSESSMENT
for cgADg kc sad street, hereby notified ofor, this
&, muIi,,e on TIL RSDAY at O'Clock.
ITO ADVERTISERS.-As this is the season for
inviting the trade other ei,iss and business
are renir crd th.t the ADVERTISING and SUBSCRIPTION
AGENCY cf ANDREW WIND, No 53 Nasss1 st, up stairs,
has daily with the best newspapers tonsnou ut
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