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Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

TcnR has accepted Mc BgaaiHy
P,gposiii0a-- Etlna session u ne LIZ.
isialafe. la accordance with the Gns.
emurs pro, lsmaliou. the Legislature Of
Texas met IN extra session at Austin. en-
the Sab ullilnn. aud a quorum IN hniii
Il u.'', bsins lifsseui, AT oure pfaeee.ifs
tn hrine.s. The Governor delivered
hi. message. aul immediately afterwards
ball, accepting Tie proposition made by
The Uhuei state, wa Introduced. lMs
tall g,a--ed the senate ou ihr 2l.t. anl
he House o. the evening ot the III
Ia e. wan bat nHe negative vuIe IA thH
Sunalr. aud tise IN the iluuss. Il Ne
expected ilial liz Legislature would al
Juun immediately The A1sga Stale
"sz.Itr. al il,e 2jJ nll.. says'
il.rr mc 0lhcr uailen. connected
Wlih ile sale Vt or iefnlpiy, aud the
transfer al tale aud sovereignty to the
i,snrfal GOtrfulHrni. HAT Niil. ave- rf",
'""i'', 'irtHHnd lie san5 attention Of the
Legislature. Bot ifnin what We have
heard expressed III debate and olhcfwi-r,
we pnc.une nothing wi! he duuv at IlH,
''ne IoNanl- qprorrIallng the money
we ace 10 receive iuf the sale OF onT san.
"a Fo county fine recommendation,
oi ne Governor o. lhl, subject we be.
1rVr meet, the expectation Of Large
maIpnly 81 The member, Vi both House,
aii That. after pfa,ljug lor the ryrrr.
itDii aud salt.-kut piun vi this fund. IL
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

FroirvE SLAVE tAsr Three persons
were yesterday hsugh, before E.q.
lrrtlyu. charged hY a man named Dsmis
lmmri. II Afk1uss.. with h.mg insHiye
saves. The ALLEGED iugniyr, are,
woman ahoni 81 ysafs Of ag'i her datigh.
ter, ahuul u. aud son oi the hitter.
hoy al 7ors They wen put ntiail lia
ip.mofuw. When the testimony IA tho
case viii b- examined.
Whit /, ,lusuIaf aiioul tins ease isthat
the SPECIALIZED iaguttes are, to oil appear.
ancr. white persons No trace Of negro
m ludisu blood T. di-eeIi,ihlr IN The oldest
wonhm nor ~ the buy Some lew Of
those who have sccu the other woman.
ihluk there j. ,light rc.rmhIshrr "a the
linlmu IN some ui her iraiiifrs. hut a
large mal'rity are Of the opintu thai ,hs
= ui pulriy waite origin. They have
hr,n living ~ Ihi- city -onir TOUR NORRIS,
d,inGg w!nrh time the boy--.aid to lie
quite spns,rly--ha- hcen gong 10 on-
OF our schools. aud mngling wuh whit.
children, 40 one susprriiug him OF being
"NaNN Wv NAAhA " AlAf NAf themselves
About ten day ago ,he lannly were
kidnapped or enticvL srross the nSrf.
where they were inl on a buaI bound
Snuil,, bat when IA the neishiothood Of
lia~rs,lilc. were a. they sayI put VA
shore by the passengers. aud made thr,t
way back hrrc.
he oldest woman says TINT she Is
uat'c at Baltimore, that many years
nso her husband was Ruled by lndmns.
add slir and her daughter carried away
capl,r by them. among whom he has
t'er since lnci-laitrdy IN Arkansas.
bh urcnot Saves, aud were never treated
a' surh. Upon the whole. tins is one Of
The most singular east. tia, has occurred
nilrf the iulirnr law &
Ncp AbI"y thD Lelger Nov ie 10
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

Quo - The Baltimore American says.
"A grand Unlou meeting was held al
Cincinnati, on the lith nit The attend.
hnre OF citizens WIS very lprge The
preamble and resolutions, adopted with
great immunity, declared that the uulon
= 'iIe aud lndiyisihlr, aud that the laws
past Ivy the last Congress nre IN eonlur.
imiiy with The Constitution. aud should
be faithfully executed"
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

The New Haven Register says that
the person to whom an Englishman.
(Col Daniels,) lately deceased in Eug
land, has hft Two millions. more or less,
j. d. Charles $ Uhlhoru, a bookseller
OF New Haven, CT, who was KIND to
The deVisof when sick az a public house
IN New Haven sixteen years ago. Uh.
horn was then OF the fran of Young Il
Uhlhoru, aud now resides ~ Cincinnati
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

The election IN the hind Congressional
distract Of Louisiana, to OIL the vacancy
oec4'loned by the death Of Mr.. llanuaG.
sou has resulted IA tie choice Of A. G.
renn by a small majority. Mr.. Penn is
a Democfat--a strong Union man, and
was formerly Postmaster at Now Orleans
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

Rev Dr. Hawks is Rector of Calvary
Church New York. and the parish have
u NIUE 70 lhelr minister a present of SIS.
VUo' Ia addition, they have rented md
FURNISHED for him pa rsonage hon.e and
Insured n's life to the amount of $40 900
ii's stated salary is $1,000 per aumum
besides. So we see II sl,nrd
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

Indictment a gdiasi Glretaof Qaiimah
Of Mississippi for adtag and abgtiag
m ne mrasi0A u Cpbl-onv day lss,
week. We l,au that a lleecpl wns served
by the lnoprf officer upon Governor
Qniiman requiring his pfeseure before
Iu1ge McCairhs United States Circuit
Couil, u session a, New Oileaus. lorlcad
to an indictment found last term. ''ov.
Qnlin,an raised the question OF The right
u the Court to take the Executive Of a
State away from lis important duties,
and command hts pfe'enee al ah''"''
Ire question was faiscd before Judge
6ho,on's Um,rd States Cimm, Coun.
now Ia session IN the Ci,y of Jack ,uu.
aud was argued against the legality ui
the writ OF ares, 10y Judge John ]
Guisou. General Felix Huston aud the
Governor himself The atganrni on The
opposite SIDE va, made 10y United States
Attorney llauis. On bolh .iir,, il !. fr.
ported that the Arguments We're purely
law Fleajing.. enlifeiy devoid Of passion
or defamation.
Judge Ghnl.on took the question into
confederation, Tat has given IL, Indication
at What Tune bis opinion viii Lee given
COHcosdm (Ld J htiiigrRncr.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

SoOIn CAGoLINA.--The State een,u.
Of s0"'h Carolina gives the following as
the population Of the State. whites oso
900 slaves S5s,7l4. In 1910 il was.
whites 257'il7, slaves 39s,ll5
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

NEw YoRE.--Ths Tribune publishes
the Official returns Of the vote for Cover.
nor at the recent State election, by which
it appears that Washington Hunt was
elected by q majority of 25I
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

W. take pleasure in directing at,en,
lion 10 the articles in our columns headed
Educational hems.t s.d och for 'hsm
an attentive refusal.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

The census of the city Of New York
has been 60 nearly completed that a pref.
" accurate estimate cat be made Of It's
population, which is now set down at five
hundred and twenty thousand.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

aa,i,. ,s,usat
---------'.- --------==7-----------
SLAVE LABOR an fphtio
Having heretofore advocated tue epi'''"
ton Of slave labor TO "a system VI i"'.'"''
Improvement IA ihis sias2' We W."
tempt to show the eheepn'ss " ''
system over any oiRei-o' e'"'s' w
mean tie purchasing u '''e saw .; ,, -
State, not The h'f'hs Oh 'ne'' '"'''
plan, wherever II hss nee" a''f'V'' Nv
proven TO be Tue ens'fes' ""' nv
available--i' costs iessi anu -" " -
times be eon'nahaeua anu u "" "''
only limited inha, Il Wo"'' 'V nue.
cheaper, aud lar pfeietaple' 10 ''' con
tract or hired iaeof SYSTEM '"''' NV
contract system OF hitfa ia'of VT" p''.
eeeds OF the ooo'o"o acre "'''''''' N'"'"
accomplish bat lliiie, ea' "''u'' w"
directed plan oil sssse ia"'i. ''' "''V'"'
OF work that m'ght ee a'eo''l'''s"'''
even with mat sii'si '"a"' W'"'" y v
almost incaleulapie pehen' 70 WV 7'"'''
10 illustrate the correctness Oh INV pun
we will suppose tue shlaoyh'"' W 'V0
hands hy the State, !" clio Ter "''."'
which is aboa, the average wages LOT
slaves on public works This VII amount
Ia si5 OoO--,o feed aud elnlhe them Will
cost cav $50 more pr aanum EACH
mat,n, the sum toial $4,000 ior the
bi,r aud support of 500 hauds for enc
49, r. ...o,,,;, tb. difference To-.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

"rng ARKANsAw TRAygLrR" .sthe title
Of new Democratic paper which has
taken the place Of the Tribune" at
Camden, and the first number Of which,
has made its appearance. Tie "Traveier'
Is published by l. H. q II. N. Dury,
aud edited by james A. Warner
reenniadly we wish 4! a prosperous
journey.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

TrRrirIc ToRNApo At ST. Lans-Gyeat
Desfrpei'oa q Properly -virk,bnra.
Monday, Dee 2.-1'hc steamer AhCn
pa'sed here today from st. I.onis, aud
reports that terrible iornndohnd passed
over ST Louis on the 9Th IT., ut 3
o'clock Ia the aliefuuou. rsing 10 the
ground the College building. the Can.
vent church. aud ahoni iwent dwcllin.
houses. The whad.ioat al steamer
Saranac No 9 had all her nher works
blown oil and destroyed. To persons
only ate yet knowuto have ben Killed
n lady named King hnd u hgro man.
A great many people were injured,
amongst whom is Mr.. JOSEF Mccoy
pilot of the steamer SaHnac N 9. lie
has several ribs broken and sustained
other injuries
The Alton has on hoard hiuber Of
the students Of The College wlo Ne re.
turning other homes Pfe,io,s 10 ON.
ing on hoad Tie Alton they hal canoed
out, near The cliy N o. Della
a----------a-ss--sa..- .as--.s-s -.-4a------
IN The INDIAN Convention Tor ameu.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

MIsssslrrI LEGlsLArURE.-1'hr extra
session OF this body has terminated
Senator Foo,e has been oensurcd for his
course IN the Senate OF the United States.
aud bill calling State Convention to
meet on the second Monday in November
next, has been passed.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

NJ newspapers generally approve OF
President fiIlnore's ettert to Mr. Collins,
OF Georgia, in answer 10 complaints made
by the latter against the Marshal Of
Boston. for not efficiently doing his duty
in aiding the agents OF Mr. Collins in
sresilng fuyitive slave. The President
Assures Mr. Collins that the charges
sgainst the Marshal will be investigated
md il sustained he will be dismissed ami
punished. The law, be says. will be
carried oui to the very letter
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

IN The lndlaaa Convention Tor ameu.
ing the Constitution, the negro immigr.
ton question has been referred to Con
mliice, without instruction..
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

--LATEST FROM TgxAs-AcccpttHcc NJ
The B0Wa3dyy proposition The New
Oheaus PIcaYune. Of the 81 iuti., says
We learn from Capt. Baylor, just frrm
Texas, tina, the Pearce boundary bill WIS
accepted by the Legislature, assembled
at Austin, by a large majority. on Mon.
day. 2jlh ult.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

INTERESTING RENiAiscGAcEs --Gtmcful
Footc, IL the course II II, speech. at tie
unlon Meeting ia New Orleans, on the
27lh ulL, stated UPON lie personal kuow.
ledge, that Mr. Calhoun IT'D entertain
the project OF amending the Constitution
80 as to have Two Prr,iJcnls Of this
Union, one ior The North aud another ior
the South, with distinct aud equal pow.
ers-each to have the rcto Poicer. aud
further that the Convention Of Mis.i..ip.
pi. which was a preliminary OF the Nah
VILE Convention, was on idea that origin.
aled with the great Carolina statesman.
These facts have heretofore been cun.ld.
cred apochryPhal. They are so no lon.
ger
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1850-12-18

UNloN MEErlNc AT Bosros. An i'm.
mense Union meeting was held at
Faneuil Hall on the night Of the Goth
alt, at which ~. Warren presided. lie.
.s-Ffuda Wer- aaaeu ." fafui " HiFrssal-.H
ing the laws, and enforcing the fugitive
slave ac.. The abolitioui.is aud free.
sellers were strongly condemned.
Another enthusiastic Union meeting
was held AT Cincinnati recently, under
a banner inscribed "Onc aud Eternal"
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

BowERY TItEArRE-MoNDAy APRIL SIH WILL
d fISS nfSsS y wss raE H.
snn ,sr =, Hoi.5S Ia Mr. wsllseh Jr Prince John Miss.
r. .s".IsS: Mr. s,,S wPsn h. Lady %,
a r. As ssss fFisss fsSs is iE'sGRs saIs
The sST!s1 vim rise "a osk Drss, Circle % cents
sysnns su hsp STR Ut
Mr. rSne.ilSus Etisne's NJ Tayer clOd Mr Jeasr
T%kS ias Ails. sGsS baa ss
sS Ss~ lfAysT Mo
sP,. Mr. p5s9
u o'clock Boxes. Is cts. Pitl2ss cts. ' so
cha: BassnxPpa.X y, p. s,spisg APSl p WIN
eheyslier d.avray, 1r 6ro.vsnor, Count Gharyac sr
1 ssd Afss ss ssss DE- & s '
N%vs. NSrs.
lieutenant Kingston Mr. Wsleot Mrs pon,ifsn 1rs DyO.
~. Boxes andParquet 5Oc.; Amphitheatre 25o
CnRIsTy's MISUNDERSTANDING HALL, NO: AZ
snS until
and band oRst sa
con sS%pH.sss ss%psay s~svs psTior%srs
then r Of nd ns s aass ns sER
until further notice Admission 5 cents Doors orsn At
on Saturdays, commencing at o'clock, P. M
RARNUTs CHINESE MUSEUM. $50 BROADWAY. BE-
ID Spring and Prince strcets-P. Barnum, Pro-
pretor and Manager Last week. commencing April 2Jh OF
the Chinese Lady, and suite OF six persons who sail Tor
England Monday nexthis being the only opportunity that
ofer of behodng the beautiful Chinese Belle with feet 2
patronred by twenty thousand who have
nmously pronounced TO he by far the finest
in America The Chinese Collection which in itself
presents complete Picture Of China and the Chinese their
costumes manners habits and modes OF fe is made
feet BY this living addition The Chinese Family consists Of
her serving maid aged % Mr. Chime professor of
Sic aged 32 Miss Amoon his daughter aged Master Mup
Chune, his aged Alee Mong the aged Is
Vocal and instrumental music will be performed both day
and evening conveying accurate idea Of Chinese srmo
ny. Open from A. NJ till 10 p NJ Admission, 25 cents
Children under 10, haf-price
lanes N. JUNE co.'s AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
Amphtheatre, open for short at the
Of Eighth street and Astor Place with the widely
French Troupe including Miles Louise Rosalinc
Josephine Jeanette and Messeurs Benoi Tourniae Sc
The American Equestrian Samuel p Stckney also
engaged and will introduce his magnificent performing eed
Cincinnatus Wallet the only original jester in the
the whole being under the direction Of James Nixon
tran Manager Doors at TO commence at o'clock
precisely AdmssionBoxes 5 Dress Circle 80
Private Boxes Children under ID Of half price,
Seats may be secured BY applying, the box Oee between
formance Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon
mencing at o'clock.
WILL SOON CLOsE-BAYNES PANORAMA OF A
w Voyage to Europc-Opsn every evening at the Great
Boston Liverpool London and both sides Of the River Rhine
Admission rs cents Children, under twelve Is cents
open At C1 commences moving ~ X Pm An exhibition
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons At three o'clock
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

nsnt Of cost and equipment Of road to Hor
nellsve, is not out of the way.
The cost Of the road from Hornellsvile to Dunkirk,
Q26 miles) IL estimated by the company at S35oOoo,
about SIS 600 per mile The average cost and equip
ment OF the road including all the branches Of the
road from Piermont to Hornesvie, is about $4,000,
and 1t is by likely that the road from Hor-
nelsvle to Dunkrk will cost much less, which viii
make the aggregate for that distance full S. 100000
The grand total will therefore stand as foows:-
Cost Of road from Piermont to lIornesve,
including branches. Sl7,l2S,S9l
Increase. this year by payment Of expenses
and interest, over earnngs.... 100000
Estimated cost Of road from Iornellsvie to
Dunkirk, including equipment .... 100000
Total. ......... S2312s s9l
In connection this must not lose sight the loss,
in the shape of interest from January 1t to July 1
1851, dhe time the road may be open to the lakeD
which must be added to the above aggregate
In our estimate of earnings gross and net, have
taken the two extremes-excessive so far as income
Is concerned, and too small in the expenditures In
1876 the running expenses were 81 per cent of the
gross incomes in ls47 6s per cent in 1s4s per cent
and in 1S49, CO per cent Upon this basis formed
our calculations, and the result as follows
New YoRx AND ERlE RMLRoAp-EsrMArrp RECEIPTS
Gross income for the year 1850 81, 900
Running expenses 6oss per cent, 100000
Expenses Of ferry. 1250o0
Wear, tear and depreciation,
per cent nt........... $4,000
1905, 5,o5o
Loss on operations of road for 1850. .... sl65OoO
Interest stock and indebtedness, exclu-
sive Of state Mortgage Bonds for 1850. =. $4,000
Deficiency for 1880, to be added to con-
struction account ................. 81, $4,000
In Is49 when there branch roads in opera
ons running expenses GO cent Of the
earnings and have added q of per cent to this
for the additional expense in operating in connection
with the main track. This is very reasonable. Tho
Erie Company have now in operation, which trains
daily, 800 miles and the depreciation In track,
and tear &c. will average than thousand
dollars per mile. The same rate of calculation will
apply when the road is completed to the lake. and it
will be seen that former statements within
limits upon the most liberal estimate of earnings
The New York herald., 1850-04-29
DRY Gsnps. Ne.

'Thhlh LINENS AND NAPKINS LtNEN suEETINos
~ ihe's tiliov Csee 40, Diapers, rs~cls, Hsnsshs
,is snss vas cotton sheetrFr and Shriins.
Islo anh f'rrrad Husiins and Dmities Hsisry. husn
Trimmings. kc ~ the very fe, mace srd a. *.
prices 70 u found in che eity. 81
The New York herald., 1850-04-29
EDUCATION.

TUE SrNNLR SESSION OF THE RICHMOND sEvf-
nary fer Ncung Ladies, staten Island viii colnmcnec
Iuesday, April gDh tCnlar with particulars. can 10 Oh
tair.i AZ Mics Cummnes n3 Broadway Mr si0dArs s.a
broadway. Mr. Bensdicts wall street, New " an al
NJ ard hrs kelett, a. the iustitutiou.
DRAcTIcAL oor-KErPfSG. " CEDAR STREET
W &C. sarsh AecouatsB' author q the science of
Dne fntfy bcok keeFnS Siuplihsd." and the Art ~
single Entry Book keerpz Improved contnues 20 teach
~et,,. irT,,u'es -ith terms obtained At The roons
rem fs tg 'PN Bgok-keepire in srsnishA bsanti-
ial eeiuen ~ ~ Narshs principal verk is putlshef In
ssurtirr rocne
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

CALfFORNIA.
NOTICE-TnosE INTEkEsTED IN COMMERCE IN
~ The acfc Ocean, respectfully Informed that the
e Irine. Brcthsrs Co sd,ertised shove a. ds-
tnct CoTartssrshr from the trin ~ Lorns Co. vapa-
sixteen years sandns Tor which ths
tsred 10 agent In the L nitsd states
ELISHA 7. LORING. s3 Tndia wharf. Boston
Boston. April ~ lado
r. LkGvhi's tALlfUNNfA EAPREss-- A. L1rREss
~ viii b. made made aud forwarded
9Th April, crescent CITY It, sri phiisdslyhia
IN - si special The delivery o Parcels
rsebaes ~ this Esrress hne Tor s n Cs f8fna
attended 70 ~ the proprietor in person. Immediately after
~. arrival q The steamer ~ Ssn Francisco thereby surEg
he utmost desrstch. pdice 81 ~ Pearl street
THOMPSON h HITCHCOCK. AGENTS.
fB-Faymsrts Tor IRE ght can ~ made n Calf
foruia. o. dssfrss
('hLlfvhNiA rASsfNBFR UffiCE. ~ BROADWAY,
v lur fsifs " supplied with complete arturtreut ~
1sfnia butlts. including Quiek lvor tsod scVara'1rs
hufsa Iron psns. Hetorts. colo scacs, Bankeia. Has,
Tsnts narassss Saeh Trrnks Passage ekcte nr stetn
ers ~ sail vessels sovernrent lassp1rt Sc Information
ARNOLD BuFFUM
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

ENRANKLIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM sQUARE-TWO
performances every day in the afternoon and in the
evening at half Extraordinary attractions for this
week The Model Artists viii appear in some new and
Adam and Eve Venus Rising from the Sea- personatsA
by Of the best formed the world with
the Female Mnfrels,' Female Arab Girls" Female
JusEers buresqre comic and fascy dances With variety
OF original he other
in New York Prices OF aduissonsaee seats
size; boxes. PC; pnrau"tte '2hc private boxes. 81
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

NATIokAL ACADEMY or DrsIeN-rur rwrSTy.
hth Anhusl tshihtion " nov open The raisr,
crLoste Bond street from A. NJ until 10
In cents. ~ '''"'e's'
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

owners Of the line, and great saving TO the
Of steamships navigating the Pacific Freight Of all
kinds will also be transported between the two
by this route and the commercial operations Of the
Atlantic and Pacific greatly expedited.
The annexed statement exhibits the conditions Of
al the banks and banking associations in the city of
New York. the 10Th Of December lsl9 and the 30th
cfharch to reports made to the Comp
tyoller.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29
T,OR RsAIr.-TORAILROADC COMPANIES -TOUR NEW
MUSICAL.

GREAT BAIGAINs-FoR SALE on HIRE, TwO
" square Piano good London made; price
SIS and ss5 aud pedal Harp So be s6o
Broadway Also black walnut Piano Forte,
having powerful and all the modern
price siG'-to be at ~, anal street, 81 aoor.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29
PHILADELPHIA.

DERRMPToRY SALE OF PRINTING AND DYEING
i Works on the premises, rsrmount. Philadelphia,
Tuesday morning. April 3Dtb 10 o'clock precisely,
sistng o. vf-One power press sprinkng machine
win do, printing do. with copper rollers, Sc boil
ing kers force Pump, dive tuts cserns sizing machines
sgueerers, kc, &c. Alse large aud harness
Terms, &c. ct sale. MYERS. CLAGHoRN CO,
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

BOARDING, &C.

.sa a.aaa 49,.
RoARDINc.-TnE HOUSE. 40. ~ BROADWAY, or
~ 2. ' ss G TasFs s WI, be ~ "a ee"P,s order ~
sceonmadsed With r6ous without meals. and n Miles
win board and suits of rooms parors communicating Ap-
posRD.-To LET. WITH BOARD Az uNFURNIsH-
- ed tsch rom on tho second acgr-to sen.emsn snd
rri,se family scRryssis srse, ' US o 'A' room :"
RoARn.--A rEw GENTLEMEN CAN ~ AccoaMo-
dssd With tresks.t sui tea and dinner Sunday aud
aH IL ne 1ssy 81 wssLsr L'sis .ss.rs ssi TP,1 P,. s1
srs, 'sss Of n Isrs, TIE hest q reference vsu snd
pOAEpiNc.-A cENTiEuAS AND nus wirF. OR
.s @ ~ r ss :, S &c ss..n. se Fss.'A
RoAEplNc-gIE,s,ST Eooss, wITn yurL. or
n,arst Jehnt rark. Pre- usc q bathing for hot
CurNIsnrD IOoNs.-A FRONT rARLOR WITH
rished 20 e' in priv family, With full partial tlsri
Two 'issi, Gentle Arpy At n rraaSiia 8. "'' y
poARp IN JERsEy crrY.-eoop BOARD cAS BE
ID obtained for family. IN desirable situation IN Jersey
ROOT sinrle gentlemen. Eary application necss-
sary. Inquire AZ this orhce
RoARD waS1rp-wiru ROOM AND BED Hoog. nv
ID married iadv where sho could have the society of her
own ses Lover part q The cy preferred address K v L.
RoAsp wASrED-FoR A GENTLEMAN. IN A Psr-
~ ,a,e family where there other boaiers bet
The Fourth and Tfh avenues bslow Tenth above
modern ts, fea.. r,S ssis se trsslfa., AID ss sud
nner On sunday For room that viii sut the applicant
literal price vii be paid. address box 7i2 Post Ohce.
WANTED-oNB OR Two UNFURSIsuEp ROOMS,
N,i,h troton water In the house within twenty mt
dress e X, Herald ole.
WAklIp-ey a oFNTLEuAs AND MS wirE A
infns,ed bed room. Or he'd aud parior, With
ana "a ana dinucr SUNDAYS ncN Broadway
bertlay snd Gard streets Address sea trr tsras
sna rarticrlars. r. =. r.. Herald orice
BoahD WANIiD-BY rwo YOUNG LADIES IN A
- rr ATE ianiy, IN the urrer part Of The ~, T..us
~seerA'e. Addfess Y A. broadsa Poss ofaee. w
The New York herald., 1850-04-29
HORSES.

Nrw YORK kTATrERSAlLs-cFNTLEN DISPos-
~ ing o rurchasnz Herses Carriages aud Harness
viii ind their
Noticc-1he regular auction sales will take place and
after Monday 9Th stead af N o'clock orler
accom- MEDIATE gentlemen from the country.
GEO. W. MILLER Proprietor. tt Broadway.
HORSES. CARRIAGES, Sc., TOR SALE-CONSISrTNG
cream cuorei carriare
riare cJen do phson WAGON rotng wsson; doutle
single nafnes iadies aud Gents Saddles, Brides &c.
Also. ayaluate esy uore good " any harness uader
the saddle Alec. the weliknown horse Roanoke believed
20 Il the best and fastest this country A In good
order sni sold In cruauence o the intended absence - the
May te ~ application 60 the Ceachan a. the
stable No. West Ei.htecnh street. Ff'h
Also. frcn double Few. Ne a. the south gallery
johns CHAPEL.