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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-11

STOVES! STOVES!!
At the NsU Foundry in Franklia!!
A few rods below Kent's FIGURING Mill.
TINKER & CADY,
A RE now manufacturing Slows and 9TH
n r cas- ,ings at thir New Foundry in
Franklin, and are prepared to offer Whole
safe &. Retail large and superior assort-
ment of Stoves of the most approved inven-
tions. They would call especial attention
to their
NEW HOEAIR COOKING STOVES
which they can confidently recommend as
being superior to any cooking Stove in the
market. They manufacture three differeD.
sizes of these Stoves and having sold them
for the year previous they are prepared 10
say that in 10 instance have they failed 10
give entire satisfaction. For simplicity Of
operation, Economy in fuel,and for unequai-
ed Bakinn and Roasting lhese Stoves stand
unrivalled. They also nave superior sum-
mer arrangement in from. for Cooking and
Ironing without heating up The stove. These
stoves received the premium at the grea:
Fair recently held at Buffalo, NY. and are
made from the best of Iron. The plates are
thick and warranted not to crack.
They also manufacture superior Kettle or
Dairy Stoue for Dairymcn and farmers
which are very convenient for cooking any
kind of vegetables for Hogs and cattle.
They also manufacture .4ir-tiglt .Parlor
and Plate Stoves of the latest styles.
Dealers in Stoves and others are invited
to examine their work and rrices.
Franklin. Aug 10, lS49,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-11

A FRUiTFUL PRosPEcT.-We find the
following in the Philadelphia Sun:
BoRn.-On the 26th Of December, 1s49
"a daughter Julia Gardner; TO His Ex-
-celiency, John Tyler, ex.Presidert of the
United States. at his residence, Sherwood
Forest, Charles City County, Virginia.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-11
CHAIRS! CHAlRS!:!

CHAIRS! CHAlRS!!
4 COMPLETE ASSORTMENT at the shop
~ of A s. CnLLINs, few rods East of the
Universalist church consisting of
GRECTAN, CANESEAT, WINDSOR,
DINING, ROCKING AND OF.
FICE CHAIRS, & SETTLES, &c.
made in a neat and durable manner and 70
sale at very low prices.
CA l. L A Nd SEE.
TAYLOR & McELWAIN.
Ravenna, Nov. 18th, I848. I8Otf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-11
DIR. III. PRATT,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
nFOfice in F. W. Seymour's building
on the public square, nearly opposite the
Court House.
Ravenna, Feb. IS, 1849. 194tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-11

INLOUR constantly on hand and for sale
i at HORR'S, Shalersville.
February 26th.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-11

Look out for Wolves
IN SLEEPS CLOTHING II!
r WILL pay cash and the highest market
L price for all kinds of
Shipping Furs,
at the old stand of E. B. Tyler & Co. Don't
regard the fasehoods Of those who would
make you believe tina: they are every body,
but call and see L. ELY.
Ravenna, February 2, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-11
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
FHHE co PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex
j listed in the firm of. J. & D. Thomas
(Merchants at Palmyra, Portage Co. OHIO, J
has this day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent of the parties.
JNO. D. THOMAS,
DAVID D. THOMAS.
Palmyra, Feb. sSth, 1850. sw24S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-11
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
A LII those indebted to the subscriber
n either by note or Book account. are re-
quested to call and make payment without
delay, as am determined to settle up my
business. | also offer my House aud Lot
for sale. GEO. SOMERVILLE.
Ravenna, Sept. "a, ls4s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-11
Look out for Donkeys

Look out for Donkeys
IN MEMS !!..!!!!!!!!
II NOW ALL MEN, that l am buying, and
N will pay the highest market prices
for all kinds of
Shipping Furs,
Now boys, bring on the Furs. sand don't
let other folks make you believe that they
arc EVERTBODY, but call and see'
ABEL FOWLER.
Ravenna. Feb. 4, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-11

To Rent
TROM the middle of April next, the
Il Shop occupied by the subscribers as a
Chair Factury. For Terms apply to A. S
Collins or
-.. TAYLOR, McELVAIN g. Co.
Ravenna, March afh, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-11

:: The Meamsst Of qH Mean TAings.-Te
cheat the P-y-i-p-s-err,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-11

RLANKETS.-Wht. Green & Grey Mack
IL inaw Blankets, Whitony and Horse
Blankets, Whit. CounterpaIns, for sale by
Oct. 8. KENT, GRENELL g. Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-11

RONNETS & RIBBONS. good assort-
- ment of Florence. Pearl, Straw, Velvet,
Satin, &c. and Ribbons to match.
Oct 8. KENT, GRENELL & Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-11
WONDERFUL STIR,

Grand Depot, 40 Lake st.. Chicago Hin
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-12-04
FROM EUROPE

The news from Liverpool 10 The rah
uliimo. brought by the steamer Euror,
70 briefly reported through the TeI,'
graph:
The President ri the French Republ;e
had sent in his message 10 the Assrmhlr
and so far from jusIifying the evil surm.
ings whirh have been indnlged in. i, !.
reported TO have given very general salts.
faciion. tie disclaims the personal Az.
signs which have been attributed 10 him
A renewed misunderstanding between
Prussia and Austria is spoken Of as !. con.
frmed." We have had no previous Il.
formation Of that character. Our las, Al.
vires were nf an agreement between these
Powers forihe "profecfioa" Of Hesse Cas-.
sci.
Further reports are that +. an GERMANY
Is arming"-ihai "a Austria end Havana
are in ARMAND that some Pussiap
troops. who had possession Of the village
al Byolzell. Cred upon The Austrian SOL
diers as they marched into il-lIsl
The IRE was returned. and The Prnssian,
were driven ou. Of the place. There
were some wounded on both side,.
The papers sill insist that France, Eng
and and Russia are endeavonng 10 medi.
I've IN the affairs Of Germany. In Wen.
"a war. IL is said, is spoken Of as certain.
N. Y. Com. ADJ.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-12-04

Gsyix cear<rfion Eiefioa Ret.zn,-n
eide opps~e~ss : S<se.siea and Ds.sn;,. =
We are indebp a. says The B.l,,m...
sun. 10 die editor 81 The Washington Ia
ion for The following dispslrh -
Macon. Ca. Nov. "a
The Unian party have carried .ie s,.,.
BY an overwhelming m.joriiy : pt,h,,.
$4,000. In iweniy-ihree eoun,ies ~
Disuninnisis hare carried bat sI.rcr A. - !
aggregate msjorily OF less Than Two I,,
dred. The other twenty send U.;o.
delegates by from one thousand 20 mr.
Teen hundred each. NO use kuoel;..
At The door any more"
journal 4 hesrngu.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-12-04

ihs Hnlls aiasined hy ,hs conu;,,,,.. ,
fhall Gel bouud, b me most 49,. !,
lgalious nhirh he citizens o. = s,s., 81 Il
pnblic ca recognise. o der0ss 49,. -.
" strength good Providence NAV g.
me 20 shs nalnIensnee Of i's power M !. y
glory" y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-12-04

Inc Montgomery Journal OF the LIST in.
slant contains letler from The Hon. III.
w. billiard, addressed TO his constituent
cy. Mr.. H. has taken this method Of ex.
pressing his opinions in consequence of
his not returning TO Alabama dnrinp The
Congressional recess The address. we
need hardly say. is thoroughly conserva-
i've 10 sentiment. Mr.. billiard considers
The adjustment measures a work az wis.
dom and patriotism. and believes rhey
will be sustained by an Overwhelming ma.
Jority Of The people. lie reviews these
measures in detail with marked ab,li,v.
demonstrates their Justice. and argues Ina,
the South should ba entirely satisfied.
The concluding passage Of the letter EN-.
bodies sentiment Thar every true Amer.
can WILL echo: IA, 1,,.,
" | earnestly trust. gentlemen, that The
people oil Alabama will give a steady and
cordial support 10 the laws of the United
States. and that they will cherish pro
found regard for the Governmen, which
binds great States. stretching from the Al. |
laniIc 10 the Pacific. in common Union. )
Government which ensures domestic iran.
qullliiy, and makes the American name
known and honored throughout the world.
30 'ar from being ready to cooperate with
nose who seek to overthrow il, | shall ,Io
It becomes me 10 do to Strengthen
'no 70 uphold il. should regard its de.
''rnctIon as calamity not 10 the Amer.
an people alone. but TO the human race.
30 long as i confines its power. within
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-12-04

The discovery has recently been made
mat the State Of Arkansas abounds in
valuable minerals. A number of silver.
lead. gold and marble mines have been
examined. Snme of them are already
worked. and arrangements are making 10
prosecute mining operations to a consider.
able extent.
The New York herald., 1850-04-24
EDUCATION.

EsMArE TFACHER wASTrD--A yoUNc WOMAN.
frot s.ant. anshc. and ensrr-ic tssca pain Int
ish tranehes and te.ins In country parish sehooi AZ
fIeoIean prrferrsd hecomncndstirns required. Arply
Immediately ~ ~ Tudun street; adirts O. r. H.
zane place, IN hsndv ritins Of applicant.
A YOUNG LADY, ENGLISH OR FRFNCM Or cOpD
"a cdu-Alcn, nnsc. and eoYetsrt 10 tnke
TIC entire eerse - brse little rls snd their uadrctes
With rneneeptiontfle refrcnces whcrc good hsne a.
desirable tiap the salary will hear good srstion In
ths vsniiy " Nev York by a5dtshs BIZ 2t0 k,~ Yorh
Ne
The New York herald., 1850-04-24
Total deb,

From the report Of the Finance Committee Of the
Legslsture Of Louisiana 1t appears that there a
deficit in the Treasury the 3ls Of December lS49
Of $40 COG e. Estimated expenses Of the year 1850
including interest State debt proper s413el2 ditto
for year 1851 If there be session of the Legislature
$3.50 l22 total s944o34 Estimated pts for these
two years, 81 091 2s4 which would leave balance Of
s1472 22o from which must be deducted the present
ncit of SIG coo %
The New York herald., 1850-04-24

sssh events in Boston are not beyond possibility So
hong ae fire insurance companies meet with no heavy
Losses they and deelareenormous dividends but
they preearous investment at best and It is
natter OF astonishment that many depending
trsly upon dividends capital should place their all
n such stocks
There in Massachusetts, twenty nine joint stock
insurance companies Of which sixteen in Boston,
with capital Of S45.5 oo0 and thirteen out Of Boston
with capital of 81 100000. Total capital $5775,ooo
Total investments In cash, bank and other stocks
loans mortgages &c, &c, s7os7,o2o. Good premium
notes s21ss6o4. Premiums on fre risks undeterlnn-
cd 81 4S5573. Loans estimated and sscertained but
unpaid, sS25 S42. At risk-marine sos 694 OS6, hre
,929. The % Offices have reserved funds Of
$4o2932 The average annual dividends in Boston for
the last five years have been fraction per cent
ost Of Boston, a fraction less than per cent.
The State debt proper Of Louisans s loss than two
millions Of dollars, and is classified as follows -
The New York herald., 1850-04-24
PUBLICATIONS.

ftRAusws niCAzINr.-Tug eTM OF TnE MONTH
N The gay number ~ Grsla ans Magazine pulNshef
tn saturday 1rrins h nsar' csrtsning oslnsi Ar.i-
eies from csc ~ Prentice J. A. Ksrr, Y. ~ NLppa, H.
Nar,hrrd Urury " He hart W 1 ~ e. Hcsmer. Henry
w. Hrst. Ismes Wallace, H. rhy Bonner Y. A., Rich
ara Coz yr tlas y Petersen. MIS- Nirna L. Smith.
rrra Du,ai, Mrs. D. fnme Wa. I. Nartyn ssihsr-
had g. r kshnaead Mis- y. o. iudie Ms Nary Naelaan
Miss r. q. H. q. Biantarl 1lidinE- w. Bsllcu. tridna
steel IngrssnrsTfe Mountain spring, me1fotint snl
sirue Butler; Cav sra Services an entirely stys ~
ri ty Dsnty The Game of DrsgFats line ans ssipp. ~
vs, Death of Naiira designed BY Dallas, engraved "
prist,lv. pnrc.Bsnch nnd fse,te, vords ~ JsGrsys
s''s" pfWi1rx pATiNrWRT. InbsB, BsnaInw
The New York herald., 1850-04-24
AMUsE ME NTS.

ROwEKy yrHEATRE-wEDNEsDAY EyEkING,APsIL
ss..ss., " s' Ss.si p's cs.s. W %i.ssrs.a Dunn
ss.%sn NJ Gss1 s.ria s'air. sT A5nSa
%sk 81 %E wo%Ss s.o1 To
SiSS.n n.nssy. NJ Scott, ROARING Ralph stssi NJ
"a. :.a ..:. . Dsi % asi 3
Is cents; Pit i2js cents.
CHANFRAU's NATIONAL THEArRE.-wEDNEsDAY
s.1s NTH e Farce a. the Of isfs
tail Mr. yeeIson Oliver Gpio, Mr. Taylor Nine. Nsns.se
. c 4o M p'' s IF S is~s M * Il;
.hp dAussy Mr. M. s9n aa Easass.d. va. Dc snfsay
The Whole sohssds will, drama q BLACK
EEP M % T Tays hGs sE S M
Doors at performance to commence At ~ o'clock
TnEATRE, AsToR PLACE OPERA nousE--LEssEE
and Manager nr S Shss sysspg even Agr
caal:yp p's' I .sy M soOG TEh
fss II sisas .s
a e Gs osh psa' bs. s
SasS y?s Fssercsd seats Ss N ssieoay
&c. 75c Doors open at o'clock TO commence At half past
POLIO ROOMS, BROADWAY, BELOW CANAL
.1s ses 'as s:'s
their ps5Ins n and the nuSs sGsrny that to Me-
sas
riSss, Vii
tys Mnstreis will their at Chrst Opera
House. Mechanics Hall.
WEARE DESIRED TO NOTICE THAT MRS; FRAN-
4: ssS instant; y :SisSI az Fsmais .sads
reading, will be given in another paper
CHAKsPEARE READlNGs.-MIss KIMBERLY RE-
- sgecfoy annoSness tha. she will read at the s.uySs
Il a. s3y y
P To- " the door, Read
DARNUMs CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY. BE-
purchased the Chinese Coll setion and in conjuas
~n and & ss ss
from Csnton whole win ssASi..d gsSc every
ton the above, and to render the more s.trsc-
Aigsy for
.esS wonder. the % %pt rtT tT"SranaIy ord curiosity ys
Upper Ten &s tes.,ai EnPTs Miss Pssn-S.soo s%s
pss ss rsa tAs es;s Gs
home and Teen see. by the outside bar6a,ians TcEs
@ shSas & pfess:sr $u .ssa Ms; x%eon sE
% na ea IS s &
and She Is an9wn 70 belong to Chinese family
suite short time. being about visit London
ns9s Chinese % .ES ssvs to s1 as
picture Of China and s M the Chimes tas,
tOn Miss PwanYekoo will be considered pretty even
under 10. half price. '"'' ' '''''' ''''N''''
u UTGERs INSTITUTE.-HRs. LEsDERNIERs ORA
II matte and Poetic ReadingsMrs Emily Pierpont Les
evening 25h instant give selection Of Readings Poetry
and the Drama the Rutgers Institute Madison street.
among which will be the following Scenes from shak
Swan; THE Building Of the Ship by Longfeow; extracts
from Fanny, by Iis c. Hallsck. &c. Tickets, 50 cents
each be had at the book stores of Mr. Putnam 1856 and
Mr. Grower. 500 Broadway and at the Rutgers Institute
DHRENOLOGICAL LECTURES IN CLINTON HALL
l.. n Fowler and Nelson Sfer, will lecture Phre-
nology and Physiology applied TO the perfection Of character
at Clinton Hail. this evening at "a o'clock Seats free
BEAUTIFUL EXHIBITION FOR sALE-THE MODEL
Of Venice about IL by "a feet rpresenting detail
in that interesting city, every building bridge &C. being
carved Of wood and painted with the most perfect
hdeity Wasgot up In Europe, cost Of over $1,000 IL
in perfect order has been exhibited in this
would make fortune to eDerPr.ng exhibitor and viii
be sold for $500 cash. Inquire Of John American
Museum, where the model can be
The New York herald., 1850-04-24
pARTNEusIrrPs.


NoTIcg-TuE corARTSERsuIP HERETOFORE RI
IN tirg between ts subcrt,r. unser the hrm of T. y
srssansnr hafne, ri b. s-taa " John Brsss,-s and
Qeors- W Qrintsrt. who wiu u.e of she
s'"'d'''ntsssSss ss,s i - f'''a1' Shss as MORGAN.
jonS nRES.rys.
ussasx mos wsNEs tPco. u Nissbr,r E.Rl
Mes York, usrch - 1850. \
IN. sahscrh.r having rvs1 80 trtlrs nsrssts .. the
sthsr rsrtnss the late hr of T. r. seer Co. VIII con-
der le Immediate rratepfcu-e " W. H. Oni.n, whose
rpatation cOnEtrlcng crEaeeF y toe vel hueen 70
are being added % his sre.y perhaps moei
eTtshiishrn o t lnt ~ tA cantry In order 70 rys
such dssreseh in TIE .,cl Ahssctuns Departments ss
shali meet The desire. q al vso sJ tsvnr hm -h 'hes
custom. CHAS. hOh0AN.
f,orARINEnsBir KoTiCE-InE UNDERSIGNED
at The house heretofore kng-n under The name q rns
sertcri Goa ~ !sfarsisa lss been ~ matrh e,nsent
he meme OF Iring Brctnsrs GO, ~ho will ast az shir
Chandisrs General Agents kc. Ter further information
rsiativs q busnsfs flcses ell tAre- JsrE
y. SSss "R Rs ris ss' @ AL s s,i.. re-
o,nsiEnments rsepe ctfu1y soBrited.
vsIrsns,ao. rebrr.ry y, iss;.
No1tCT.-THoSE ISTERIsTED IN COMMERCE EfV
IN ths facif o an are respectfully Informed thAt THE
unct Corsrnershp FROM ne trf, q Iorirr Co. VAp.-
raso sixteen yesfs snnfrs for which ~ under
sigred IL agent IN 'is ntst state
Boston. Arrs - i-io
DARrNER wANrrD-oNE VINO CAN COMMAND
from oue thousari iolsrs fr ths srri5itatinn
III ss ~ would 40 we'll ~ t nx ta. Ia Scu.da-
tion. Addrc-s s. ", az this orce.
The New York herald., 1850-04-24
A AEcn STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
BALL.

GRAND BAIL OF THE DEMOCRATIC UNION CALI
VI foruia riutThis frcndid tte wI take place Tsss
many IIsil the evening of Thur.iav. April 2Jh. The
commtee In their srr.nse are determined that th
Rail- shall l- unsurras-.t IN gtsIsc aad every
worthy close te festive season Tefe's slto Afrnt
r,un and isaieecan bc hat q Steea H. rc-h. Pre-
sdrut the club Andrew ". Mcile Treasurer; lish H.
rurdy, Chairman q tAr nall Committees and " lism A.
Malofs, Secretary; IsIauy tfs; Central la
Grand aud Centre Market Place; sud MestchctC
House of Bowory and Broone and tails Office.
The New York herald., 1850-04-24
AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.


RARNUhs MUSEUM PHILADELPnlA-GREATA AN
ID recommendations tom THUMB, the distinguished
Dwarf the wonder OF all Europe and America aged IL weigh
ing only fifteen pounds and only twenty eight inches On
height engaged appear morning afternoon and
evening during the week lie will IersonAe great
carecter in Recitation Songs, Dances Sc exhi
bit himself in the dazzling Court Dress which b. in the
presence Of the nobility Of Europe, &C. Also he viii show
the costly presents jewels &c. Irc.ented to him by Queen
Victoria and other dstinguished personages Ills Miniature
Equpage the smallest chariot snd horses in the world with
the Streets day This will positively III. fast appear
philadelphia Tho Drvnksrd the GAMBLER and other
superior pieces will be In the evening In the sf
the Double Apartment Animal Magnetism. John
Jones Ballads. Dances 40 0si turositie J..
all hours Admittsnco - cents; Children under 10 years.
l21s cents.
ECu STREET THEATRE, rHILADELrHiA.-TIiiS
N evening the performances will conmrnc" rith the poet
csl drama oi KING RLNES DAEGuTEll-IrineipsI cha
~ Mr. snd Mr.. g. =. conn,r This l. translation
from the Danish and formed the fasorte features =
the dramatic ainments gently Instituted by the
Queen of Ingiand Windsor Castle. aud rendered hy
selection from the beet players ia the United KIM
dom. u has been gotten with entire by a.
tlsssup dresses by H. A keyer proysrtcs. by
J.. Long machinery ty D. Ii-s. H. whole produced
King Reue ~ Provence ur bland; Count Tristan % Nau
Mr. Conner; Sir Cs0nrly ~ orar1e Mr. y. Johu
son; SIR hlmerk, Mr. Lee; Lbn jshia hc9rsh Physician,
Mr.. Kellogg Bertrand. Nr. ThayeT Iolanihe King Ren"-
daughter, brs. Conner: Martha B.sT.ni sfe, Miss grs
The lies ia Provence in valley - NAuclurs.
snd isss from midday 20 Time the middle -
fifteenth century. After which ar,rd dFcr;isosnt To
conclude With The drama of IL TOUR d. NEsIE-t'hA-
ract-rs by the entire
The New York herald., 1850-04-24
BOARDTsG, &C.


rate ers ~ ai5 Broa!vsy Hs4t doyf - 81. ChsTsr
RoAgD AND AZ oTrIcE WASTED on TnE riRsr
- of noy ra F1iSs.'s 10 - .esr h. .rre. rS' . =
N. D.. Herald once. hy letter tre', tae.l
sS Ssa s s1;r rF2S y x, w E,SaE
street furn,h.i er unfuru'hee ~ oa. ihrss pr
qured and fcl board sosday. Rsfsrolse' s,en "a
requir, =.
DolRpiNG.-Roows ruRSisHEp on UNFURSisu-
ss ~ second and 'hr tser iA 80. st'hsi,
nsh. cold. ssrm dnd sbo~er. Arriy NJ. - Biseeker
ID rrocgrc bosi ~ hus,f and 10 eaugh,,rs tsns q
them childD IN he county. not orer y miles from the p.
'istas ias i11 ,s1. ss vsa M Sa.'Ss 80 s '''
poARD--A rRIvArr FAMILY. ~ sERcrR STREET,
sssT hing & p Isee vi Il, ,ssr. On ,eeasi
renee. to o. =. X, Herald ocee.
poARD-s rEw SINGLE. on sARRiEp GENrLsWEN
A s,s tn',5 s,s, ess te sss,a''1ssi.d - rri,.'
Inquire st n tdridge strset.
RoARD WANTED roR LADY AID cmLp. rTvE
rh fi.s' you'd = rsisiisd. v'u. Efs sfs, so,ei
sssa.Sssd Aitr.. ~ e Vs. rtsssieb .,Tss o.
p0aRp wASTrD-oN rrr wr.r sInr on BROAD.
vie % an s ssa. Il ,as- r' is' s ~
Or sIa. y, sr aea bedroom s,sssss Terms na'' -
posEp WANTED Two GENuLvES WAN, rgR-
hoard n family who're thsr. A.. hut hoarder~ asa
whore the comforts 90 home rouid BE- realized torsti1n
n Murray, Warren Barclay streets prserrd fssse al
dress g. 4. q. =. % this once.
UOARD wANTEp-BY 4 GrNTiIHAS, ~ raj
- vnts family 10 Brookiyn Within I've minutes walk q
south frrr in New ff. iialUr thar fif
Fourteenth ward-e roorn With breakfast ana tea Locality
mn.t - easshi Mhfre utts u fcoa riano prrferrr
Address "Drag,t st the once q t18 faf Gtng terms
snd larticulars.
IVANTrD--A FURNISHED SIZING AND TWO BEp
w MONS fcr Esntleman his vile, and 'erFAnt ~
IN any q he streets leading from ~. aot hsr up
than Union rsri rrsfsrsnce eiyer rate fAny Re
fersncss ansed Aidrtss - Boa 50 Lower Fos. vA'
r1'O INT, WITH BOARD-A PARlVR AM rED- ROOM
third. and Tarior ~ second for ~h tentfies ~
tsched accommodations for fe~ ess scn,lemsr 81 y
hurfay street.
NVANTrD-BuARD TOK THeEt YOUNG crNrir-
w nfp. tr0t'ers 10 yffhtt faniy 20 Wore thffhsfc
few boarisrs. ApTiy BoS ss3 rast OT-c.
UlOARDIsG--A TROsr ROOM, WIN ,l0sErs AND
ID bed RON adjoining; ntswiso 'afi fcowcr The .ene
roor will =. t 20 three grntifnn " rFelAbh'y
Who wisi tie comforts eta home, with rvleg tcari.
in small family IN Barclay Name sn1 rc.Srencss
required. Address y. f. st this oGry.
l,ULL roARD WANTED-Br 4 AKDltAL UENTTR-
msn he is single IN private family; fronf TIA
hrrt f0or and veil furnished. IoeAt must is roarth
20 Tventy-ftrrh sitsts snd from TIE 1rd 70 ths Ssth
A pINE LARGE FRONT noon. OS rnE srCOsD
N foor, ntais fors Fsntsmpa ana wife or gentle.
Nth board brsahfast ant Also enc bslrsor,
.. No - Prince street vts side third door FROM say
1>U BOTEL KErprRS-iEsstl WANTED toR ONE
a. D-srrsn ws-t,hsses to-r,y sose iy the Ra~sx 81.
on trd rievrert fssry Witch courteshe Wuatsn River
ard Lre Railroads .tanee from the ely les. then an hour
nay sess.
The New York herald., 1850-04-24

n ledge,
Nothing good Il really useful tnovlciyc."
since useful knowieiae" then, is such st00n,
ltu can't possess that too
But, how 20 get itf Would you like % lnowf
Douhflsss, ycu vould thes, 90 n. Iwelyetree -. .
what v VI he tcnrhg ouly thiH-h8W % 10 arLc fsf1ys
"a weeks wash before iretkfast Tor cent and bgw
clean tie house With less than iaf the labor used This
y true money returned. ffiated Instructions.
sent BY mall scaled Tor ~. No houseef. shoutt e
without IT, TIE Christian Int.isenccr. ana ibis al
sicr siced v at least 500 and periodicals. ana
W thousands rho have ,rirt this ulsn Adre- call
H. 1NELV ETRrf Room ~
no. Nassau street, New York.
The New York herald., 1850-04-24

NOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT, NEAR TARRf TOWN,
Il within short walk Of the village and s.oppng
place Of Desrman IL contains about OF
land and is in good order For further particular inquire
fJ. Jones. 734 Broadway, y. "
The New York herald., 1850-04-24
SPORTING.

TIlI0N COURSE, L. I.-TRoTTING-wEDNE EsDAY.
in John Case enters b. m. Lady Moscow,
Vim. Whean enters b. e. Pelham. N.B.-The leave
the south Ferry ct o'clock p NJ. returning
> port is over SPICER hoxANN ProPr,stors.
The New York herald., 1850-04-24

BEAUTIFUL EXHIBITION FOR sALE-THE MODEL
- Of Venice about IL by feet representns detail
in that interesting city, every building bridge &C. being
carved out Of wood and painted with the most perfect
fidelity. Was got up in Europe at cost Of $1,000 IL
in perfect order has been exhibited in this country
would make fortune to enterpr.ng exhibitor and will
be sold for $500 cash. Inquire Of John
Museum, where the model can be seen.