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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-21
Rgul ar Weekly Packet for Jefferson City,
Boonpille and Glago,c

Boonpille and Glqgo,o
A6SSen The Steamboat WAPELLO,
HAS-=kApA.r N. J. EATON, Master will re-
a sumo her regular trips from
st. Louis to Glasgow, on the opening Of naviga.
ton in the Spring and will continue them through.
GU, the season. She will leave St. Louis every
Saturday afternoon, at six O'Clock, and will reach
Glasgow early on Monday, and will leave Glas.
gov for St. Louis every Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock
The WAPELLo is new, staunch built, and unsur.
and has uncommonly good Accommodations for
passengers. Her officers are experienced in the
trade and will make every exertion 10 give general
satisfaction.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
r. P. HANENKAMP,
Agent at Glasgow.
February LIST, 1915.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-21
bacon WANTED by J. D. PERRY f Co.
ID Fayette, April 9Th, 1915.

ELLIOTT'S celebrated Razors, for sale by
II JOEL PREWITT.
Fayette, august Oath, 1874.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-21

UNITED STATES STEAMER SPRNcER.-The
government cutter,recently ordered to Phil.
adeIphia, to have her propeIiers changed
from the Hunter principle to that Of the
Lopez, left that city on Thursday morning
for New. York, under the command of Cap
tain Fraser. A party Of gentlemen, among
whom were the Hon. G. M. Dallas, Hon.
Charles ]. Ingersoll, Mr.. S. V. Merrick,
Captain Lopez, Commodore Elliott, Captain
Grant, a committee Of the Franklin Insti.
tute, and a number Of the officers OF the
navy, proceeded in tho vessel as far as Mar
Gus Hook, for the purpose Of being witness
es of the trial of the newly arranged pro-
pellers. The Spencer left the warf under
a salute fired in honor Of the Vice President
Of the United States, and proceeded down
the river at SO rapid rate, that the most
ssnguine expectations Of Captain Lopez and
the company were more than realized. The
vessel worked rapidly, and demonstrated,
by her increased rate Of speed and easy
handling, the great utility OF the invention.
Il Alex. Gazette.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-21

PoRT OF MONTEREY, March "a, l845.
Don Pico has taken the command Of this
department as governor, and Don Jose
Castro as commandant general OF the town
Of Angels, near San Pedro. They received
this command by treaty with General NJ
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from appealing to arms against them. They will
preserve, therefore, on this occasion the route in
dicated to them by the nature of things. The an
exaton OF Texas will take place in spite OF the
reto OF England, although it sheud be sustained
by an analogous demonstration from the French
Minister. The latter will succeed only to give in
this instance new proof Of obsequiousness to this
intimate ally, who responds to SO much devotion by
the brutal exercise OF the right OF VISIT and by de-
mands less and less amicable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-16
FRENCH CHINA.
fsFnnUEn
40. SIS LiBERTY STREE

tUP STAiRS.l
QALESMl importer and Agent for Manufacturers, has
IA always hand dinner
q PLAIN white and s French Porcelain well Dinner and
Plates, of all Dishes Soup Turcepr,
coveed Dishes ssist Bowl, FEu Basket Custsrds and
stsrds.
A.,o Fancy Tea SETS and Rich Decorated Dinner SETS
Also Ies Hrd Chocct War if.ck Frcrch and Am.ri.ss
All thu articles vrr-astoe 81 TIE hs ers,- and Ss
ald lhersi ard y lns "a .rit purehSscri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-16

FOR SALE-The House and Lot No. Wall street,
t being 40 feet front Wall The building five
ries high exclusive Of the basement and The
contain about thirty apartments all well and
diousy arranged for Offices stores and other The
whole is in excellent order.
Also the threesory brick Stores Nos "A and is Maiden
ane and the three story brick building the side Of
Greene street. door south of Maiden lane and in the
adoins the property Maiden lane These premises
good order and well situated for business.
All the above mentioned property well tenanted and
for permanent investment peculiarly desirable.
j25 2w*rc h. X. TlLLOU, So Wall street.
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TO LET-Two Stores beautifully situated in the new
:; buildings now nearly completely the noithwestery
Farge Buildings " ~ -
convenient Basement we'll calculated for an
Oyster Saloon, sc. =
Aso several convensnt Store, 10 The second story
together with variety Of Rooms in the I'd adj 18th and 5h
stories. suitable for Offices Private Pa with folding doors
Pantries and Bedrooms attached with Rooms suitable
Dsrss Painters Daguerreotypes and Exhibition Rooms &C.
Those persons wanting the description
qussted call and same ENQUIRE on the premises
fi3 lm*rc - ~ ~
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TO LET-The large three story and attic Brick
.: Dwelling House. situated the northeastey Of
Seventh Ayeaue and Thirteenth street, with fine
garden Croton water kitchen marble mans sliding
doors &c. and improving neghborhood Rent low
good tenant.
,o-Four three story and attic Brick Houses with Stores
Twelfth and thirteenth seets with sliding doors marble
manels Croon &c., suitable for respectable families
moderate circumstances.
Also-Fve three story Brick Houses ofa similar kind the
eastey side of Greenwich Lane Avenue the Eighth
Avenue, and opposite the large square.
AlsoThe three Brick House, with Store underneath
on the easey side OF the Eighth Avenue between 18th and
lh streets, with marble mantels, sliding doors, Croton
water, sc.
All the above Stores excellent stands business and
china and earthenware. hardware, jewelry millinery,
dictionary, &c.
from the dwelling parts il required there being covered
in front for fuel, &c. u. H. WINTER.
fiji lmkrc l6 Wall
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VExATToUS INCIDENT OF THE STORM We have
heard OF a curious of disappointment, in con-
nexon with the recent extraordinary delay OF the pas
senger lines and mails from New York. II seems that
into matrimonial engagement with fair daughter Of
worthy citizen in his Immediate vicinity and the parties
had determined that the wedding should take place
Thursday evening last at O'Clock 1t happened that
day. and he fastened on, with the expectation of being
back on Tuesday night, at the latest Wednesday
morning
Under the circumstances he gave instructions to his
and to make due preparations Tor the bridal The
storm and the delay tor the first day. created
easness but the fair lady and her friends believed that
every thing would be right by Thursday evening and the
cordngly, the cake and the wine provided, the
bridesmaids were present. the clergyman made his ap
pearance at the appointed hour, and the pghted
and her friends were on the tiptoe of expectation.
coming somewhat apprebensive, postponement was
talked Of But as the wedding to be dashing one,
many invitations had been out friends from
the surrounding country were pouring in, in seighs
majority hoped that every new would bring
ding OF the absent Bridegroom. Thus, the time gded
until the predetermined wedding hour had passed by
until hope deferred made the heart sick and it
deemed to break the party and postpone the
marriage.
The belle Of the village for snch the intended bride has
long been regarded, although evidently somewhat
npyed at the circumstances put the best face upon the
affair exrted herself to the utmost render the company
joyous and happy-and remarked spty enough-that II
net the first time the old adage of ''many slip bet
ween the cup and the lip had been forcibly illustrated
The feelings OF the lover who was, in all probability
boxed up in railroad car, and surrounded ty hills Of
at moment too when he had expected to become
the happiest man in the world, be imagined only by
hose whose sensbilities keen, and whose magina
tons are glowing Philadelphia Inquirer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-16

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
49, ABOUT FIFTY ACRES Of choice Land in the 8:h
1 Ward the city Of Brooklyn fronting the New York
ABay, and commanding beautiful prospect The situa.
highly picturesque. Enquire Of JOHN g. BERGEN,
the premises. jazz lmerc
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- TO LET..The Bulkhead. 81, Water 'front.' from War
nson The superior three Story Brick House
s%r
House !, fty square stories and superior
a'sE Ii. Tss
S he sy sa sy 5
sSs % Sy
island I n ias d
dollars Per attended to by an sIperienced gardener
Sa 1s"3s Fourth S
and to Ro
10 m.-e JOHN NJ T. PEE Nv .IIss' New York
- no LET, AND IMMEDIATE PHssEssI0N
;s s:s a;Fs ss al
Appcat,OR to be made at the desk of the Gcs
FOR SALE.
-, A BEAUTIFUL FARM situated in the town Of
s g.
1 sss and y
sss, .Sas i sSsI building: soSS
;s
iii s:is +:
aid ssssd y o.
c .a miles cn b had By M
of April and any information concerning said property be
. ssGss. hes. e. s. % @
the same as the above seventy acres
The forty acres will Be sold epeateiy the Farms
Is NTH RcRs No.
M For sALEA valuable Farm, forming m part Of The
fenced eosa order Upon
the Farm there commodious modern built Mansion House
with s.,a. :'., 4,
valuable mill y. lad orchard
a.: \: s i K: H. Esss sS \:
ar u nSr' m' and HINT HSER
LOOKING GLASS PLATES
s s': Il hss >, = sisss
s 'sS they %'s sHs
~ NV es which viii IT. s
%% i read
New Yoax, December 10th, 1914.
Dear si,I in justice myself and suffering ha
!uds g Pill: have fS5
money y'h phy:eisa. and have received but uiang relief
and very . fS.s w ,Sssies
received sna taking You
with pleasure sat, hos who wish Tor information
the trouble to call on me- Most rssT.e,uy yo s"ry
Z. w. Perkins,
We will also refer Mr. Alexander WEIGH as Nassau street
Captain Gman corner Of Green Houston .a snd y
huudreds OF others - y
Mosely John street, only wholesale agent and none
genuine without his written signature upon the red label Al.
& sss A.s fs &
Sullivan q, Halloek IN Spring 81 Qobapdein ili Ewh
osss2. ssaXt WSssss, il cksT ny "D; h ssS
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~ TO LET OR LEASE-A large two story brick
i'm House. the souhwesterly Of the
sTseE m.nufactoIy which viii be built required
nohwestery Of the Boomingdae and 10th
with Workshop stable barn. &c. The house will be painted
and good fence and repair with yard 'front.'
the Bloomingdale road.
Also Lots adjoining the Bloomingdals road. running
manufacturer. Buildings will be erected if required
Also Lot in 30th between the h and 9th avenues
lease. G. III. WINTER,
j26 lm*ec 16 Wall street.
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CIGARS! CIGARS. CIGARS,

NJ EZEKIEL, 90 Nassau opposite the Herald Build
~. ings respectfully invites the OF his friends and
the public generally the following choice Cigars Just re-
ceiyed by late arrivals from Havana =
egaas Of various brands Panetelas Of various brands
Normas, Principles,
Yngenuidad, Riouda,
Esperanza, Napoleones,
La India, N0riegas, Lord Byrons
The above Sega imported
the trade invited to call and examine them.
~ Borders from abroad will be strictly attended
m
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ARCHITECTTJRE

ARCHITECTURE.
FRED SCHMIDT beRs leave to inform his friends and the
public, that he has removed his Office from 1872 Broadway
IS where desrous Of building invited
to II. Villa q Mansio the vs,ous
Drawings Specifications Estimates and Contracts for Build
ngs OF description and upernsnds the erection thereof
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LIFE IN NKw ORLEANs.-The New Orleans Bee
OF thu 9th instant, contains accounts OF the arrest
Of + Boyce for sabbng with intent to kill, II Ross
both cooks.
Cola erbiaso for stabbing Mrs Verde and B. Defana
d. & ii both cooks.
saH H. schroede for stabbing man, name unknown
H. +. Hatch, for atabbing Mr.. Jackson in bali ROOM
A. Harrison, for stabbipg and killing J. Bonnedau.
That is all for one day
The New Orleans Picayune has the following -
THAT orderly and sober part of the city, known as
Camp street. thrown ints state of commotion yes
ierday by the exhibition of very pretty little girl
giving tolerably likely young man taste Of her quail
" as pugt As the party passed our office the youth
full Zabtppe was beaborng him with such portions Of
hsr eppareto wit handke rchefs, shawl, ct ctsraas
might converted into LASH The recipient of these to-
kens of affection illustrated the idea of tall walking with
energy; but the enraged dsmse followed in the
isotsteps close enough to keep her usrious predeces
sor within range OF her misc ell6neous thrashing ma
chine. They roth appeared to be foreigners. After
hey passed the Armory the aer quickened his speed
though he had got TO the quarter stretch The last
that was sen Of them the grey mare was hard upon
his quarters, and using the persuaders freely"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-16

THE HYDRAULIC POWER OF THE MILWAUKEE, RI
YER, at present IN successful operation upon the
canal cut from it, consists Of Touring mill containing
four OF Stones the Wisconsin iron works. consisting
Of O furnace 90 by so feet aad workshop for making
ploughs threshng machines, horse powers &c the cit
shop and the second story occupied by machinery io
manufacturing window SASH blinds, doors, cornices
mouding part OF the building is also used for
manufacture OF -four and pork barrels and another part
for the manufacture of wooden such pals tubs
churns Sol paneDg mill three stories high in the up
mannfactory extensive furnace for casting attached
to which facilities for iien and wood turning pat
terms, and plough Masking, SC; large saw mill, wool
len factory and annery. There sie Wheels In
fifteen bucket and tn il ia estimated that the water
of the canal Is sufficient tor propelling Touring mills
enough 10 supply the whole United States with bread
sufs With water power such as this Milw aukie cat
not fail to thrive an flourish
nesday, 18th instant, the annual races come of
the Washington Course. large number of horses
have arrived and others expected, promising nuel
competition and consequently good sport Among thos
who to compete for the purses i've learn that Col
Hampton has Sally Morgan, Castanet and Margare'
braed Regent AT the head, Victor who has run severa
northern courses Signal Marchioness and Ma
bel Wynn-Mr Edmondsto Is stable, composed OF tn
well known Geno, Mary liziheth and Gano Jr.--an'
Dr. Davis Oregon. Crackswsy, Miss Chester, Lew
Amanda Andrews Tellulah and Jack from North Care.
lima In addition to these Col Singleton will be hoie
with Hero, Sy nmetry and Champion, and that Mr. Bell
from Georgia. is also expected with another stable The
purse offered by the club is unusually large 900 u
Fashion should attend and not less than 81 800 SHOULD
given the winner and $500 to the horse that shall be
declared second best In the race.
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BLOODY AssAuLT.-On The evening Of Mardi-
Gras difficulty occurred between II. +. Hatch,
If this city, and gentleman from New York, by the
name OF Jackson. Misunderstanding in the st.
Louis Ball Room Shortly afterwards the psrtea met out
of DOORS when words ensued, which followed by
blows. Mr.. Hatch. some ten ffteen minutes after
wards procured knife and assaulted Mr. Jackson in the
ante ROOM giving him dange stab in the breast and
several others in the body MIR Jackson reported to
have died last night An arey OF this sort at public
ball. at one OF the first hotels in the city, is well cacula
shocking affair; but the matter will undergo judicsl
investigation, and could not arrive at positive ntorma-
ton to the beginning Of the controversy the exact
nature Of the that produced the stabbing
would be out OF place to volunteer opinion respecting
it, further than remark, that OF bloodshed upon
occasion Of the kind almost in the of ladies
assembled to pass holiday in festvty and joy must ex
cite in the public mind feelings akin to horror-N o.
Pic, Feb 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-16

LOOKING GLASS PLATES
LIANLINE& OsTHEIMER, Importers No. . Bank street,
II PHILADELPHIA have receiv by arrivals full sssort
q Looking Glas. Plates, from By to 20 by a Polished
pee assortment Of Toilet Glasses specsees, snuff Boxes
Segar Cases. together with variety OF other German and
French Goods which they offer the favorable
ja20 Rbz
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- FOh SALE-A Farm, of ITO acres, on the east bank
E: Of Hudson River, the village Of Rhlu-hsck with
ADEQUATE stock Of cae horses, farming arn.is &c.
press. novels, &c. all in good ordsr
Aso piece Of land being acres, in the Village Of Fort
Lee the west bank Of the known the Orchard with
several houses and improvements thereon Also the piece
land IN the same village known Long Dock consisting Of
lis mich improved and most Of i IL excellent fence
the houses and lots Nos ~ k and varick street. being
AZ bcs houses IN good condition and repair: No. 81 being
wde and the house. containing and we'll
Canal street " ~
the Third Avenue in the 18th Ward
Also is lots in the 18th ward vz-fou the west side
Of Sd avenue corner Of 5st the south
5h streets lot the north side 80 et; three
the south side 4sh streea OF N the Sd
three lots on the west side OF ID Jween h and 57t
the south side Of 5sh street.-The last fsur lots be-
tween the I'd and Sd avenues.
The terms of sale will be made easy.
f. r. TILLOU,
ia2S 26 No ll.frse
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RIO OLD -Remittances IN small or large
spms made all parts q Europe "a p!sn whssh vii
: sSlSsa ''''' - c.LiviSdsfoS: Sosia 9::y:.
nh re VIM 0esss
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a TO LET, AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
EH GIvEN1The Store No 81 Nassau street, Herald Build;
complete Application be made at the desk Of the Office Of
abe Herald. for terms. &c. j3ltfrc
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VERY DESIRABLE LOTS FOR SALE.-Niv
@ Lots the southey side Of 18th street, near 5th avenn
Six Lots the northerly side Of 18th street between 9Th
and h avenues with court yards 'front.' and in
elegant Improvements.
Three Lot. en- the :ouhery side Of 4h between the
Two Lots the southerly side Of th street, the 9th
- - - -
18th streets, with cellars partly dug ont
Five Lots the norery seth street. between the 1st
and End avenues, overlooking the city and East kiver
The whole amount may remain mortgage if improved
and 70 rer cent If not improved G. H. WINTER,
j26 m*ec is w All street
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SLEIGH ROBEG

,,,,,u ,,,,.,n NEW YORK, February TO- 1896
'IHE SUbSCRIBER would respectfully Announce n
his friends and the travelling community in general thar he
nas recently leased the UNITED STATES HOTEL and Is
uy prepared 70 entertain all who favor him with their
Having been for The the
tended him by the public will duly and
uonize him. ~ ay 'eei u''poSeo " pa
chans I'm order keep pace with the times he warranted
az the same tme will meet the full and nouafed approba
ton oil the travelling public. H JOHNSON
c.. United States Hotel, corner OF Fulton
llz 9wNre Pearl and Water streets, New York
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HOWARD HOTEL, NEW YORK.
THOMAS a. ROE PR0PRIETOB

THIS well known establi.hment, at the corner Of
E Broadway and Maiden Lane, the city of New York.
opened under the direction and proprietorshp Of
the undersigned ny whom its high reputaton Hotel OF
Eut in the most thorough aud complies repair painted and
attractive and convenient Of business leisure
and private families will be continued the plan still existing
suited Til; j. !. bssyed i peculiar feature
all its vses addition to the exsrtons Of the
those Of Mr. John Thomas formerly Of the American Hotel
will be used insure far a. possible the satisfaction
look with confidence the maintenance of that favor with
which the Howard Hotel" has been honored
M. j. THOMAS
STEPHEN X. ROE,
New York. January 81. 1874 ows
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DISSOLUTION OF THE UNIoN.-The Leglslature OF
Indiana, at the last session. dissolved the union OF
40 less than twenty five couples, who had found thar inc
operate Of taking each other for the better OF the wore
was much more tor the than the better.
The Of vster, have been agreed upon as
follows by the Louisiana Convention'.-"Every whue
male citizen invested with the electoral privilege WIN
only these limitations vix that he be not pauper nor
elon; nsane and that he has been resident OF the
state years. one Of which In the parish where ne Of
fers his vote."
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SALT AND FISH STOR]

SALT AND FISH STORE.
AIM BBLS. Salmon, No. /, and3
1VO 100 bbls. Blue Fish,
iSS bSs Nos !, and MscIerel ~ h.lfds DO DO Do
20 MALT bbls No. Saybrook SHE'D
200 bbls Cod and Scale Fish
800 kegs Dutch do
1000 los smoked Salmon,
300 kits Soused do
300 do Bounds and Tongues.
1000 qtls Cod Fish, suitable for SHIPPING
400 sacks AShton's Salt.
~ half and 80 quarters Mackerel.
te0 boxes Digby Herring
100 quarter barrels Salmon.
s"r sale il ct1 &c suit purchasers BY
fl2 im#m NELSON. WELLS & CO.. 81 Dey n.
FOR SALE-THEATRE HOTEL REFECTORY.-This
we'll known estab shment No 50 Bowery first door above
the gowery Theatre and under the Theatre Hotel kept
plumber Of years by Levi Dome and kept by Henry L.
y occupies his The will be sold at a fair valua-
ton. Apply on the premises. fiji lw *re
FOR SALEA Saw and Gst Mill, with large work shop
attached which applied about power from
the mi-together with dwelling house, barn, blacksmith
shop and ss ac1s: Ths above situated
Railroad For particulars and terms, apply JAMES W.
TOMrKlNs, 1888 Elddge New York the premises Of
jal2 lm*ec PETER J.. SHEANWOOD.
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DA G U E Il r E OTY r e
GENERAL

JACOB H. SACKMANN u BROTHER,
BOOKBINDERS AND IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN
BOOKS AND PAPER
THE undersigned begs inform his friends and the public
that he has taken his brother II. 4. sackmann,
partnership and that after this their business will be carried
with the that all orders in either branch inussd to
them, will have their best attention
JACOB II. sACKMANN, 60 Vessy st.
|, AZ
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LEECHES! LEECHES!
lust RECEIVED-Per ship franklin from Hamburg, a
very fresh supply Of Swedish Leeches; for sale wholesale
and retail, at the most moderate prices by
e. J. FERDINAND & CO..
iaa Importer Of Iee~hes No. 1AS Nnssan
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,
By WIN. S. NOSE,

M A COTTAGE in Kay
I,lM street, containing l2 rooms,
next north Of the Touro str ct Cottagc.-
The Cottage is well finished with marble
mantle pieces and CRATES the rooms are
quite large, from l6 by 2G to l5 feet square.
Also brick clslern aud n fine well, with
pipes leading into The house. The lot is ell
closed IN with ornomc alul trrer has fine
garden with fruit trees and shrnbbefy and a
beautiful arbor, supported by ~ cedar posts
enclosed with vines and trees. The suua.
ton is not surpassed, having fine view Of
the Bay and Ocean.
Also for sale, beautiful lot on the corner
OF South rouro street and the Raih Road,
containing nearly one acre, enclosed with
trees. Also one building below, IL feet by
%. containing bowling Alleys and Billiard
Table. Said property will be sold on rca
sonable terms. For further particulars col
at POSES COTTAGE, ut the hcnd of,
Tonro street. June 26.