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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-13
BLAcK Law OF ONO REPEALED.-The Q

Saie Josrna! gves lie following syropIs Of oil which
passed the Legislature Of thst State on the Oh inst
Section provides tor The creation Of school dis.
,rici. Tor eoored schools, and creates ;ae Office Of
trustee for them
sEo II provides for he election Of trustees, b. the
colored tax payers
SIC III eedcates the taxes paid 81 collref psfsons
10 the support Of the coloret schools.
SEC ~ provides that the districts ior coored persons
shall be deemed distinc, bodies polite
SIC defines who shall be deemed 20 be eoiored-
SEC VI repcas al laws creating dissoiiues' or eon
fsrring privileges account Of color
Tn RACK. uuder this l.w have not TIE right 10 at
uries, or the b-nes, Of the poor Avs
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GEs. TArLoRs FAxILY-0n the arrival OF Gen
T.yors family ct Baltimore. they took rooms o. me
boarding house Of Mrs Graham. m sarsfosase vaefs
,ney viii remain Ill sfter the lnauguaron
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Correspondence OF The Tribune.
W.sm<oros SATURDAY. Fe

A
WAsmSoros. Saturday. Feb. 10.
The whole Of yesterday was occupied by Gen
Gnlet counsel for Mr. Balm, 10 his closing argument
against the claims of Professor Morse In the matter Of
the alleged Interference between Morse Bsin on one
point 10 Bains application for sec0ad pstent-(hs prs
patent having been issued Ia November or December)
Mr. Kendall who chiefly managed ths case In behalf
Of Professor Morse's claims, was not 10 Court-hens
ndi-posed probably account Of HIS sborous erorts
lrls not probable that the case will be decided by
Judge Crsnch for three four veeks-ss IL involves
many important points and occupies volume OF plead
nss The fall report Of the case by reporter go well
known rs Mr. Stsnsbury will be- useful tor reference
The closing argument OF Gen. Gillet indicated much
research snd sbnty Whatever may be thought OF bis
positions IL be conceded that be sustained them
with great vigor.
This case Is very important not merely for 10 con
nexon with the Telegraph matters through the Union,
from the many important matters Involves In the
and practices Of the Patent Oce-s branch OF the
Government In which some reforms may be made In
which tbs public deeply interested An abstract Of
the main points involved Ia this will be presented
u the readers OF The Tribune 10 due seasonthe full
report will make a respectable volume.
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LEAD AsD SILVER OREs - VIRGfSIA.--We
Elm ,h fnInzinz na-aarAnhs from the Riclralnd Viz

LEAD AsD SILVER OREs ~ VIRGfSA.--We
clip the following paragraphs from the RieAaoad Wig
The Lad Oax ~ SELsos.-Tne following facts
relative tuis discovery have been communicated ~
az. The mine wss srs, discovered On trse, Of land
purchased hy Mr. VIM Fsbcr, the edge Of ire Abe.
marie line and niles from the James River Canal
The Lead Les four feet below the surface and the vein
Is four feet and halt wide being lesst foot wider
than any other known 70 the world Il mas already been
traced four miles and the probability TO- tina, IL extends
the whole length VI the state, upon that line Of longi
tgte The yield Is enormous being eighty per cent Of
pure Lead and two Of silver. The owner has applied
70 the Legislature for charter
Rich OzEs.-Col Perrow, the Delegate from Nelson.
has EFF al this Office several remarkable specimens OF
lead and silver ore found In the County which be re-
presenu- He says there 10 plenty more Of tns same
sort left where this comes from We wish somebody
would snslyzs H. In order ths; we might iorr sons
conception Of the yield We sure that OF me Lead
would not De less than fifty per cent
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u The citizens Of Pittsburgh have appointed
Committee 10 receive Gen IAFlos N SUITABLE
m amer
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rY' letter from 81. Johns, y. B dated Feb.
g. published ia the BaHs0r Whis, gives tho following
Intelligence Of the progress Of the Telegraph Eastward
The Telegraph between this city and Calais has been
10 operation since Christmss, and BY tho end OF next
week Il Ia supposed that the whole line % Boston will
be- closed % Next spring the line 70 Amherst. IN -
viii b. commenced and thence 20 Halifax, distsnee
% about 80 miles will DO bulk by the Government Of
Nova scotia Mr. Craig, agent for the Boston and New
York Press has passed through as city on bis way 10
Halifax 70 make arrangements 70 run an express from
Halifax {, this city the arrival Of the English steam
ers IL Is supposed BE- carried through Ia sbopt
~ or ~ hours The distance "a 80 miles From tbi.
place the news will be tslegrsphed 20 Boston Il seem.
y be the opinion here tha, after the Is, VI Nay next the
Cunard boats tor SeEYork will run direct, and only
those for bOstsn touch az Halifax
The tnus far nss been rather severe and about
fortnight since the thermometer Indicated ls' below
zero but since then II hss been more moderate.
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seg1 County, Yrhe next term VIII coru ff0e ' n +,
lot Of January Reca.ions. lecmrss The prr-suuu ~ q
rits sni tho ua and sgum-ni of csuses, dn psacf- u,
N hand spessiug literary historical snd legs dehs.rr 40
sm0ng tho constant exercises u tho schoo whose oo,
Ia make tho sIudeal practical Lawyer add csy cor.
rect and fluent sstempornDous speaker before % enters
Board Sc nom ~ Is 10 ~ Is rer week TunOL use II
library, &c Tho u 81 per year, payable gaSs.ry n
Letters sddr' seed postpaid 10 JOIN roW.
LrR President ~ fsw ID s~SWaWn
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senIrncr of Nlilirr. Ihr Forsrr.

b. Tsi4srapA BosroS, Monday. Feb. "a
Miller. the fcrger has been sentenced 70 the
State Prison for The term Of nine years.
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WHEAT on LAKE MicBIGas.-The Chteago
JguHal make, the following estimate Of the Wheat 10
store at the points mentioned
Chicago BOD 30 bushels SOuthpo 10000 do IA.
cice 1900 do; Mllgzusee, 3@5O1odc Michigan Ciiy,
5OO0O 30 itislOrt 10000 dO--sotal. lJl5 30 DO.
The journal stds that there l1 ~ obls. Of Flour
stored Ia that city.
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~ Water-( ure.-Df rSsLL resolves patients 81 his
coumotous rty estsb hnent. IS Lsghst and Al Oyster
Bay, I where rev snd extensive buildings arc being
erected The Summer term Will commence Apnl ! Out.
door pr scilce attended "a Cancellations g. 81 ln-
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ssLANCE-SHEET OF THE REVOLUTION.

a ", ar. ods5.s 20 Hon 0il,fsr AID Hoa D. I.rloi
..--ntIy or valuable i-gsatg- Docln-afs.
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~ Principe Cisars.-rhs subscribers oeer tcf
sac ths following ~ellkuowa brsBis, male BON TIE
choicest quality YHs Tobseco 5000 Just, sanI" 1000
"Nilegss" 1900 Thomas De Ia Cpr lcoeo sspctsr.
"a ln0nJ slsaubosi" 10 lots to slu purchasers
lefS. N SAJ rUriiGLL ia Wsuen-st
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GENERAL NOTICES.
" towiers n Wells, rhrensIssists and
Publishers. Cnntcn Hall isi Nas.<o-si uesT Zoe PSk

~ Carhnrt's Mttod~ eus.- II h-se beautiful Psrlof
ln.uments Justly celebrated may b obtsine 81 Rad
GER the suite msker lst Broadway whO appointed sols
agent for the manufacturers ef3w
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VEW-YORk TRIBUNE.

la or soio, % the reash Wee Pf-ss-l yesterday
:, d, zane Of ~ WINS q b. nisi,is pfaied Fivil.
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NOTICE To WtRLwoRKERs AND OThLkS-
vs,Hx ~, RaC ri q 70 cole proprietor nd ownss

THE 81 BsC HI BEk = co.'s propaistor ed ovsss
j Of psferl light foe nsnnfscmnnf wove ~ne INTO
msshes Of sry required sss % s0sogh ~ ne uss VIZ
OF a. sxs can b into nssbss ssy bali inch rolled
roo required This wire for scrss1tsg eos o. snytosg
eooush 70 sssd 70 Pblsdspeaa. b 20 "a. fss
peussop d:sposs foes more oesses fthses hon bona
-. tpvsrmeps os purchaser yos Information sddssss
G @ DAVIS, Cherry esd Juaipw ~ PhfIs4sphs.
AL persons srs fosotd mailing o. using sssd cIs WA
i'm G. G. pAvIa.
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given by the Choir Of the Fo1nhst Uais sssst CharcD.
between Avenues and {, on Wednesday evs9'rs Feb
H. complimentary 10 he PASTOR, BRO bsxss, vho 70
shout retiring from bis public lsbos tn cOnfecuence u al
hesh Tickets Is ceuLs each Do0p open sti concert
mmences al u Concert Ia he h.id IN the Church io ~
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The IRISH FELOSs ASD The AMERICAN SYMPA-
rHzEEs When our fellow citizens. Bergen and Ryan,
were confined 10 the Baste Of Dublin tbs greatest
Manifestations Of sympathy were exhibited BY the
Irish people, not for the sake of the consensi
csuse-on the mere suspicion of aiding which they
were imprisoned a. Ia the knowledgs of their being
citizens of the American Republic The name Of
Amerlca" sends a thrill through the Irish heart-it
looks Up In It's broodins snticpations TO America 30
bright model aud exsmple-lt hOnors America for its
sympathy-snd loves the Western cod because il holds
the dust Of many Of her glorious exes and ancestral
emlgrsn,s No wonder then, that on such an occasion
a. that on which Mesrs Bergen and Ryan made their
appearance In lresnd and the thereof that deep
anxiety wa. fs, for their fate BY the natives. Their
reception by the leaders many of whom they met
was 10 accordance with their mission and the follow
ing Testimonials from some OF lrelsnds dearest and
MOBILES, minds will be read By American citizens and
friends OF the Irish cause with interest:
Nrrs.rs Dabla Nov ~ 49,
To J.sr, Rsssrs Of Se~ rofs aat klHais kras, E-e.
-, 81 no., ID go ~ .tsr.i oar c.stisit, e
oss tlci express Of ih- respect All fssfi
You a.s bone many prssoa .d h- aaifsgusat no
-ls Of slA ~, shch mss- nff.oanent s-.'y IN ains
snt ung slda-s sh ~h you aa', s1i-afor,d
% snare 40 Z iisa ne '.ns oafisa 90 ta-'..
yoa he spr-a. profound gratat- All % he .-
aatla of 500 lspp-.s for ;h-f
cosafr al their rams and g-nsf9lf
r,csPtoa Of w ua' A-fe.f-r . = ss " t'nt
llsht BE- fsnk-d Dr. n-sain- vii = D.f
s.il-ss-s t-si Dot l1mlltfli Or iaxr,i1
The above was written by Charles Cavsn Duffy and
presented By committee Of his fellow prlsoners
Gavsn Duffy being Chairman, Edward Trouton Wee
Chairman. snd c. R. Mshoney, Secretary
Under tee Likeness Of the brave acNsnus the follow.
ing was inscribed on presentation 10 Mr Bergen
To J.zs. 3f Taf. ~ of n
manly ssr sr tarrg ls fan-t
L. Ia. c.latry.- f.sla nals Fn.oo. De- Z. "a -
rERESCF BELLEW MsNANUs
Andfrom the glorious young orator, Aeagher himself
h received hs Portrait with tns Inscription IN ns own
hard writing
I, J.r. Bs.sts % So I3rt 4 Tel psssars Drs
.-g d. at testimony ~ ~ alf sfnsion, 40 ~
-f ID o. sco-pt ri 80 i>- l-ts nat
la. 40 llgpl-ss o0E-r t1anf- 80 l tl1 s-
- ,f O. rr-.nt r1c-r-c enor1- p - tfilr1 N 70
-, 49, L. - nc-1t4ry azure n Ehrr s1l ls- sudrf-1
--...-~..-t THOMAS FRANCIS NEAGHkH
M-lJ-r 9i lhs kreclfi7s C1l-ll 1l f4s
Rtlsssl B-tistc<l, De-. T. 80.
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CAUrION.-Ths patrons Of no Pfotscnye non trs
~ NOTIFIED that M D Manly y % longer 10 mo smpie{m
tao Mon snd sufhonx ~ 10 sell breed ho mcf %
sery He vas lsisly the Unens cot ne crsec
don mas eksoisd The pcee are nounsa maj ~ o.,
A. ire b.ksry conner Of ssvecthsv ard nfns'.s sst
10 o. ~ IaA D DAVIS PsesiseIi.
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lQI.TfNG OFFICE FOB sALE.-A b.

DRiNTING OFFICE FOX sALk.CA BOA,
a New Yorf conpds,pg large and szcslsn sssormsua
N types and 90 sbundsnes Of nschnsfy I'll In hns osder
-. n~rmaoeof pstsocsse very large, snd " ne po
.,sssble snd Prcs n COO fsrns-essh prsf,ucd, o1s
90 osisction % give peri VIII good seesn Ap-
pyto " soA" 10 rssS .
80 In ~, Yes.oee ~ y.
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WANI'N.

XvANTED-A comps,ert book keeper, ssi'sle man,
w from 80 ~ years u age, 20 take chsrse OF TIC
book. OF hotel and aiieId tho oSf.s Ous ucrou. hy
couvetssn with book keeping by double .nlry snt wiling
apply himself closely to the Interests OF tho hous~ NAV
address Box $50 Poet Once. lN w.
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CO NJ N ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
SATURDAY. nyll S1-G PM

There was reaction in the stock market to-day and
prices recedcd much they advanced yesterday,
that the closing quotations generally about equal
those current previous to the arrival of the steamer
At the first board Harlem fell off u per cent Canton
Company, "a Farmers Loan, "a; Reading Railroad 4;
Reading Mortgage Bonds, II. Treasury Notes adj.
vanced 4 per cent; Ohio 6s ~ Erie Railroad l..
The stock market thus far has not been
by the importation of specie but there enough COM
ing place the banks in position the money
market very materially The importation of specie will
it is supposed continue large the month of
Nav md spectators in fancy stocks look for an i'm
movement in [prices, after the banks have added a
couple of millions to their supply of specie.
The Commissioners of the Canal Fund have oivo,
notice that sealed proposals will be received until We'd
nesday the Goth day of June next at noon of that a
for loan of one Million seven hundred nd thirty r;
{housand twenty -four dollars and seventysx cent 60.
h;c transferable certificates of stock will be :;
the name of the people of the State of New York bear
inc interest at the rate of six per cent per annm
able quarterly and the principal rcimbursabe on tho
first day of july 1861 The proposals may be far ,h
whole or any part of said loan not less than 81 ooo
All proposals must be sealed up in envelope dire
cd to the Auditor of the Canal Department at Albany
each proposal state distinctly the rate of premium
offered for the stock the of money that will be nail
for each 500 of stock and the address of the person Or
persons making the proposal. The money will be reour
cd to be paid on the I'D day of June by deposit to M
credit of the of tho State of New York on
account of the Canal Fund in the Manlat an Companv
New York or the New York State Bank Albany The
interest on the said stock will be paid quarterly in the
city of New York, or in Albany, the holders shall
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CLOTHING.
MRS. BEMAN's JOURNAL OF SOME

MRS. BEMAN'S JOURNAL OF SOME THINGS. Be
N1 sides others done at her Shirt Store No. l2D
Tuesday April 10-Messrs. -, from Baltimore. Tered
Ga dozen Shirts to wit dozen Dab Embroidered
style just by Mrs II. doZ. But do Pink
Fancy do Lilac stripe Fancy doz Blue Fancy and
doc. do plain and stitched. Also doz pieces elegant
Linen Drawers. and II dozen twed wear
NIB Mrs Beman muslin but the Mills
Saturday, 1fth-Mss H. ironed at Mrs. Bemans Lam
dry for her Shirt Store, forty dozen Beman Collars
the demand for which H. daily increasing. Nore -
These Cellars all roned imported patent double
cylin Collar Ironing Machine tho only this cy
dozen shirts to be made of the celebrated Charey
Linen which IN manuiaetured exclusively for the Lon
Wednesday, lSthHired two saleswonen for Mrs Beman's
Stere No. Asor House. to which place her sales
will be removed the first of May while the
branch will be greatly enlarged and still continued at Nos 49,
A where also orders for Shirts will be
Friday, 2oth,-Mss II, from Columbia county.
ken out last July. Also Miss s., Of Boston re-
turned 26 bosoms taken out the 18th Of last Sept
N. b. Mrs. Beman desires her stchcrs In all parts
country to return their work "a early possible.
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INTELLIGENCE PROM TExAs.-The Palmetto. says
she Ncic Orleans Deto of the llth instant, arrived
Yesterday, from Galveston. From the papers
items 1.-THE steamboat 5. NJ. Williams, Captain
TT Baldwin. came out over the Brazos bar, with a
smooth sea- about ten o'clock on the morning OF
ND suGar and $50 barrels molasses. The wind
safteywards increased, and the sea having become
nretty rough she broke her shaft about o'clock,
p. NJ, when near San Luis Island she continued
20 RIM on one wheel, aboring good deal7the
wind increasing and sea heavy-unti her rudder
was disabled, and she became unmanagable; her
anchors were thrown out, but failed to brlng her
~, ashore on the beach, about twelve miles be-
low Galveston, and became total wreck There
: were no passengers on board and no lives lost;
The total loss of the vessel and cargo IS estimated
q, about 900, most of which is probably cover
cd NV insurance Capt. Baldwin was chief owner
Of he vessel Captain Arnold, U. ) army, intends
10 establish military depot at Houston
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BOLD ROBBERY, WITH INTENT To MURDER
William f. Gates, of Blue Hills (about three miles
from Hartford), was robbed, on Monday night last,
about 10 O'Clock, on the cross road that connects
the two tumpikes about half mile east of Hills
tavern, in East Hartford Mr. Gates has, for
some time past, been trading In meat along ihe
line of the Willimantlc railroad, and was returning
home on that road that evening, his horse walking
through the sand. He discovered that his horse
began to sheer off towards the bushes but as II
was very dark, could not see what the matter was.
getting out of his wagon TO ascertain the trouble.
when he was Immediately seized by the collar OF
his coat, and jerked out upon The ground lie at
once endeavored to get on his feet, when he was
lmme dately dirked by the man who pulled hun
out, piercing through all of his clothes even to the
skin, the dirk glancing oft by hitting his watch,
which fortunately saved his life In an instant,
another man, who had evidently been refining his
horse from the road, cried out, in low grumbllng
voice, '.hold,' thrust pistol into his face IN
stantly, demanding 60 his money or his life" Mr..
Gates being completely at the mercy of these two
robbers, his position advantageous to them put his
his wallet, which contained $3.50 in bank bills on
the Hartford banks. The next morning an officer
went with Mr.. Gates to the ground tracks were
SEEM but not sufficient to trace the course the rob-
bers took. The robbers We're undoubtedly aware
that MIR. Gates had quite an amount OF money with
HIM, and this road is good place for the high
wayman to accomplish his villany. Mr.. Gates
has offered reward of 800 for the detection OF
the vlllains.-Harttord Times, -A2rl 10.
The Plumbc National Daguerrean Gallery,
well known establishment usual keeps ahead with tn
in the Daguerrean art Any interested in
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Fron BnAzL-By letters received civ n. thus tht city,
dated Pemambuco, March nn e Gays a,er ra.'
t;on in that province had been thoroughly queled,
as The writer states that all was quiet, and likely to
continue So There was decided Improvement
in business matters in Penambuco 1rdv',
41yii 20.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
REWARDS.

d M REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE FIND
70 lOV ing Of the body of Captain =. vandewater who
lost overheard from his slooP Saturday afternoon
pantaoons and coaee Is about six feet height Any
will be paid the finding of his body by applying
to RICHARD LEWIS al South, Pike ST.. New Yort
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AFFAIRS IN CANADA.-The following appeared in

AFFAIRS IN CANADA.-The following appeared in
the Buffalo Express -
a MONTREAL, April 49, PM
~ Three schooncrs arrived in port this morning from
winter quarters at Boucherville
The steamer Montreal arrived this afternoon from
Sorrel
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
APRIL 1.-THE members indemnity bill the pilot ap
prenticcs BILL the Saguenay municipality bill and the
Mont real Gas Company's bill, were read third time
The Quebec warehousing bill and some other priva
bills were read second time.
Hon. MIR. Ross moved the reading of the petit jury's
Upper Canada bill
After some discussion the motion was negatived and
the bill was consequently lost
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
APRIL 1.-THE Commercial Bank Midland District
bill the Huron Copper Company's BILL the Teachers
Association, Quebec, bill. the bill to abolish opposition
to marriages and the Montreal and Troy Telegraph
Company's bill, read third time and passed.
Also bill from the Council, for relieftoJ II. Thomp
son and Henry Jessup.
The councils amendments to the Provincial Mutual
and General Company's BILL and the Joint
Stock Company Road, Upper Canada bill, were con.
sdcrcd and agreed to.
mittce the expediency Of regulating foreign insu
RANGES resolution was reported and the bill intro
dpced 900
action Of clerks Of courts and justices and attorneys
Mr. DrVMMoND introduced bill on the SUBJECT oil con-
tempt of courts in Lower Canada
The House went into committee on the bill to make
better provision for tolls on the public works The
raj clauses adopted and the committee rose ana
reported the bill to the House.
The public land BILL and the land surveyors bill,
were read second time, and committed for Tuesday
next.
The House then went into committee on the tariff
and after about three discussion adopted the
manning items, with some amendments. The CHAIR
MAN then reported the resolutions adopted.
The election bill was considered in committee, and
the remaining clauses adopted.
Some other bills read second time, and the
House adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-22

TO LET.
ITO LET-THE FOUR SMALL GENTEEL DWELLINGS
l. in Broadway between 10Th and 0th streets, nearly
finished, with marble mantels, water Closets and
water The Broadway stages the DOORS the
passed to the street which is already lighted with
gas Also the two and dwellings adjoining stores
Rent s275 and 500. Apply TO II. NJ SCHIEFFELIN, No.
II East l4th street or li2 Front street
Two LET-Tw o UNFINISHED ROOMS ON THE FIRST
floor in Broadway, suitable for Physician Dentist
Address NJ W. at the Herald office. Possession had
immediately
Two LET-IN SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, WHERE
II there are boarders two furnished unfur-
nhed rooms by the first week in May The location des
rsbIe within minutes walk Of Broadway Address NJ
Herald Once.
ITO LET-A FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED ROOM,
in small private family where there no boardcrs. in
desirable loo within minute walk OF broadway
For particulars, address note to r. s., Herald ohcc
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We sailed on the 10th inst. from Ca liz, and arrived
here two since In the coming week we expect to
be visited by the King and Queen of Portugal Our
cruise seems destined to be quite an eventful one in
the Interchange Of courtesies with our European
friends
far occurred in our intercourse with the people whom
we have visited and it has contributed much to our
happiness to meet every where with cordially and good
will