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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-29

lanes COLE, AUCTIoNETR-FRYE'SH HOTEL, (THE
Halfway uousc) the Coney Island plank oai Long
leland four miles from the Brooky City Hail. Ths cee
hrated road honsc will be sold at auction Tuesday May
Cole Son THIS place Is repcts will. every
for hotel The house contains thirty
yatcry large iall room, bowling alloys wine cellars
honres filled WITH ise spacious stables sheds &c Tho
trees &C. aud contains thirty lotsono entire block
II Is too well known to need furt description The furn
ture barrcom fixtures &c. be purchased at private
sae sonalle terms the whole bein. sold
per cent bond and mortgage Maps and full particulars
be obtained at the hotel at tho oco Of the
toncers 40 Fulton street. Brooklyn and Is Nassau street,
New York.
r MoRIARTY, AUCTI0NEER, WILL SELL THIS
e. day at 10 o'clock. at I73 Chatham street, large and
general assortment furniture moved for sale Also
pets feather beds mattresses mirrors TO- An will be sold
without reserve.
MARK wRAY, AUCTIoNEER. - CONTINUATION
IN salc of furniture &c-This day April 90 at 10Is
o'clock at 81 Walker street. Church. NJ. Wray will
cell above tie balance Of furniture, oomprising rich
rosewood suit in French brocatec tapestry and three ply
carpets bedsteads bureaus washsand mirrors. one ma
hornny extension dining table, kitchen chairs mating oil
cloth, &c. Deposit required.
MICHAEL KERRIGAN, AUCTIoNEER-THIs DAY,
M Saturday, April 20 at 81 o'clock r postponed from
yefterday In or the stormy ct $50 Broadway
the lire stock and the late firm Of T. Cozans
Co., consulting OF Catholic prayer, school and mscs
ianeous books including many valuable Enyish, French
pictures stationery, and great variety Of fancy nrticles
Inc fixtures consist Of pipes counters desks shvng
glass cases signs awning posts 6c the stock large and
IN a Book sie sra s % Re In
postponement.
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TAkM FOR SALE OR TO RENT, ON THE MOST AC-
commoc atiag tcrms-in excellent farm in the village
q Scotch paias noaI painaed, Nj; tho Central New
Ing o. the arm contains a. out acres first rats
condition ard nearly ell tstlo Has good house capital
barn, and all the necessary outauidngs its situa
ton the railroad must rapidly increase IN vape
would now te sold low, rented a good tenant For
particulars apply to JAMES PRICE go Hudson Ut
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FOR SALE.

G9 100 FAST BRooKLYN PROPERTY. ALL
gc.lOU. sold but two. Of that handsome row % nsw
rsrts ell No and half story basement aud counter 1
aoufs allied IA with breka French windows, piazza
bic mantes and and fixtures complete the
dstlla.n street hundred yards sou.h OF Myrtle
ave on which viii 10 running to Fulton ferry
our cents Terms easy title perfect Apply TO Alexander
ondernH' corner OF Bedford and Park avenues, East
HroAAyu; Herman phillins on or
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TOR sALE.A DAY MARE, SEVEN YEARS OLD
1872 hands high sound and kind in single double bar
first rate for tho saddle and ro mile in three
minutes and ten seconds Also top wagon snd harness
VIII lie scd or together Apply at SMITH livery
stable 80 North Moore street. near Yarick.
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ION SALE on TO IET-THE LARGE ruRkE TORY
A. taseuent building stust1e in sorrisanis sil.xs.
opposite the depot well orcna ted for hotel boarding
house he house partly furnished and will re s5ld
easy terms Or lot to competent aud per-a a.
avery mods for particulars apply AZ NcSRAw
AlLENDukPi'S - Hioadway IL the once Idjoin-
Ing TIE rremisos Aorrsania Village.
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ToHN L. vANDEwATER AUCTIONEER-vANDE
q wA9ER@ TURN EK win sell at auction on Saturday
April 80 ct 10 O'clock at No. 80 Jornlecn street. Brook
Ign, old furniture, consisting Of rosewood and
hoany raror suits and marble tor tables
marble top dressing buIe mahogany French bedteds
feather beds mattrcsaes manel ornaments Brussels
three ply carpets, olcloths oil paintings, &c.
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ToHN W. soMERINDYKE AUcTIoNEER STORE
No ITO Centre street. corner Of
sle this day. at the auction at 10 o'clock virtue
Of an execution, AGO pieces Of wall paper.
CHARLES 4. WATTS, Constable.
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L,oR sALE-Tns STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A RI.
tail dry goods store Of the Oldest established
cts nds in the Eighth avenue doing good
Heaton for selling continued Ill health Of tho proprietor
Inquire at A. RlENOKS hardware store, 10 2f ghth
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TOR sALE-THE WELL KNOWN ALE PORTER AND
elder botting establishments 50 and IS Fulton street
which the soda water business coud be added with adj
vantage rare chance for business man. For partition
lars apply the premises.
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THIRD AVENUE PROPERTY FOR SALE-TueEE
three story attic aud bascmoDt brick houses
the side Of Third Fourteenth street lots 100
feet deep Stuyvesant leases of from May 1851 with
renewals tho housesarc well fnithe and in good repair viii
be sod low 70 clsse trust Also for SALE three three
brick houses in Fifty third street Also sale let,
two elegant brick houses In Thirty ninth street
ington rent $500 Also for ale story house in
street avenue with large stable
in the good house large lot price together
with large number Of houses and lots various
the city, Williamsburg and Brooklyn. Apply LUSH
MOORE real estate agents, II Third avenue.
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L'o8 sALE-roUR SECOND HAND COACHES AVID
- two secondhand r0Jkawrys, and several wagons,
cheap ard goods aso largo coal yard also, three pas
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The Old Woman.

Grhy'bairel apdl VERY OLD was she,
With many a wrinkle where
llle rose and Lily once had doomed
Miru life's Young morn was there;
Ana ,.fton from her ola dim eyes
Alsthou. hit shere fgll a tear
Ii ron hcr k,itting-york, that told
0f inenloties fond and dear.
AID ~ her l,g+om hcaYcd sigh,
As lr,i1 th4 open door
She WATCHED the liiile ones at play
As She had played Of yore.
She knew that cankcring cares would com
TO spoil tho castles fiir,
Thor liitie hears were buillins high
For th4y sore built in air.
She had l,eea Young, ppa children dear,
She called her oN,n, had crcpt
behind her char ID, hide and seek
10 wonder tiat she wert;
For the, were.deal aud these brought baFl
The memory Of theit tone,
And drew those tears to bathe the flowers
In memory's CAMDEN strown.