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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-04-15
Commercial Advertiser,


Ballad of fhe KAHN
The ALLOWING Ballad of rhe R,in'' appeared in
| late number Of the Home Journal. N. p. Willis
| ,. II in letter from fHerifI, in whc:, he saws
q words are not only far sweeter than he could
ire bat the very Of the falling rain Also
~;e Elgsr Poe's ''Rtven,' - mourning mad
5 been written '.The ,llad of the
The author is Mrs Juliet H. L. Campbell,
E vile. daughter Of Chief Justice Ellis Lewis:
Last night the fragrant Hy
So stately, wan, and Silly,
her palld chace, gathering whiteness from the moon;
And standing like warden,
Beside tn enchanted garden
tossed high and Zee his yellow stars Of bloom,
.h.r golden Hastings through drm amens of June:
While the plain
sbreeze, aud quvering trees the coming r.o
The lily beis scattered
The tulips bole IL shattered
zd crushing before the Wind and rain;
All dainty, summer lily
Thy bed is dark and chilly.
me. the tuip-tres named for Launceot vane
tr. in the gsoamns. shall seek its bowers again.
Ruthless rain
with Lily maid. sh4u keep tryst again
In soo<h, ft is appalling
The cold, relentless falling
cary, drary piashing dashng OF tine rain,
II ravius the gable,
All weather-stained and sable,
AMI fercely drives Mabel, against pane
r4iiiag, catching, Mabel whose fan rain,
woful rain
A. hoping f.sring Mabel, who fain
The moon that hath lighted
Her beni:hted,
AMI mountain stream. Ger aRsy plain
Tonight he seeks hi plighted,
whose hps are whired,
ru gentle oon soon guide him once again.
binding rain
Oh rr abstain clouds refrain, withhold the
rain -.
Uuuoved the Iea,Ien cIouding-
The nurk and dismal shrnuIine,
tonight for hope and light Heaven looks
Alas. expectsnr maiden,
Thy prescenr ; 4
sears binding dowthe chrys-
tai pane;
Al din with drops Of anguish, and with driving
Drifting rain
ne Of his coming ne'er shall greet again.
Hist the distant patter.
The sunuIr and the cEsrrer.
His kwhire st-~ Of Klbh's breed ramps up grassy
Lane.
No, tits the hill fox straying
Too ban-,iogs' bayinz-
Z Is the will VOLTS gallop the dismal plain
the wall Of stOrr. and zae-lr is surying
Dirging rain
With ceasess drop, DROP dropping upon the
cannot bear the sobbing.
The deep and hbored throbbing,
yonder gorge great pain
See how its will lights qaiver,
Adown the turbii river,
On untamed from mountain caves fastening
main
On iithe-bsd drifting
main
Taunceot yane
The rd Of Tay, diist thou essay. all ssoilen
The lily bells scattered,
The tulips bole is shattered,
he sulptree prpui ami free, type of Launceot vane,
Oh maid am1ng the lilies
Th- churrhyard mould chill is:
rs thy hal up bed, AMI cooI thy feverei brain
God ruth upon thy doIor. lay thee n the rain
Chilling rain
Al uenched the fire Of sick desire yonder In the
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To she Owners. and Persons ssseressed In
Whaleships in the Pacific Ocean.

OFricB PANAMA RAn-RoAD CoNPAyY,(
New YokK, July 20 1857
ASe The Panama Ra-Iioad Company takes shis nethea
6M Of informing those Interested in the Whaling busi-
S4E ness, Of the advantages offered by the Railroad
a-russ the Isthmus Of Panama, for the shipnent a
on from the Pacific to the United States and for sending c
The Railroad has been in regular and successful opernon ~
than years. and its capacity for the transportation a.
has been fully tested The Of Captains q
whaeshps recently been turned the subject Of shpng
their oil from Panama New York during the
and the Panama ka-Road Company has made
afford every facility which may be required for the
pshmeut Of this Important object Pier, $50 feet long, hAD
been built in the bay Of Panama. to the end Of which frg
alongside and deliver the alongside Of vessels Aspn
wall Vessels Of from 200 To 900 tons lie 1t the Pier With
safety, grounding in the mud at low water.
longing to the RAILROAD Company, and the Company pre-
pared receive oil Pansms and deliver It In New York
under shrosxh Bill: ~ Ladiny at ne rate q ssvsn
received the harbor ships tackles charging fr
capacity Of the without allowing for vantage Bos
whaebone, and one-hs cents per pound This ehass
every from Panama to New York, IN case
through the superintendent Commercial Agent
Of the Panama RaI-Road Company, insurance excted M
ghs be made payable the Ishmus - IN New HW2
at the option Of the shipper.
The vessels of Company sail regularly simonthy, on1
average passages and from Aspnws
twenty-five days. The time occupied in cruising e lsh0
four hous OIL during it, transit acrues The Isfhmus wu ~
covered With conveyed In covered and owno
assured that viii be taken peevent aka
Several have already been conveyed to New Tok VIII
consigned for transportation the Daper
inendent Panama Rail Road Company, W1olsn0
Nelson, Commercial Agent Of the Company - Psnama M
be received aud forwarded with the greatest despatch
u Frederic Hanks has been appointed Agent - Booos
luu Sandwich Islands, and prepared funsh Qai
Information 70 shippes1 - 49,
Agent Panama T. r. Co. Honolulu 81 el-lzA
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HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, APRIL IS. 1888.
aasintss Garos.

HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY,
JAMES r. b. MARSHALL, Treasurer, stepe buildings
cupied by b. W. Field, up stairs. 17-u
AGENT FOR THE
New York Board Of Underwriters.
The undersigned takes notify Merchants Ship Masters
&c, that he has been duly appointed Agent
New York Board Of Underwriters
13-ly ALEX j. CARTWRIGHT.
AGENT FOR THE
Liverpool Underwriters Association.
The undersigned begs leave notify Merchants Ship owners
and Ship that he has received appointment OF
AGENT at these Islands fer the LIVERPOOL UNDER
WRITER'S ASSOCIATION.
July 1-tf ROBERT c. JANION.
AGENT FOR LLOYD'S
The undersigned begs notify Merchants Ship and
Shpmasters that he has received the appointment
AGENT at these Islands for LLOYD'S LONDON.
July 1-n ROBERT G. JANION.
'J,HE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPA.
ny, Established 1850 For Fire and Life Assurance at
home and abroad.
Capital fI,259.76O. Sterling.
The undersigned has been appointed the Sandwich
Islands. ROBERT CHESHIRE JANION.
TT. at Honolulu
KRULI. & MOLL,
Agents of Hamburg Lubbock Underwriters Honolulu
Oahu, I'll. l. July l, 1S56-f
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HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY,
JAMES b. MARSHALL Treasurer in the stspe buildings
cupied by b. W. Field, up stairs. lift
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IA THAT TWO STORY BUILDING o
t:0 King street. adjoining the premises Of Messrs. Utai
. Ahee, and lately occupied by Herman Benzler for
The lifted with all necessary Fl,
ings with four the second doo
Also good cook house and well premises The
easily be altered for a any other business
Rent ow-terms easy. Inquire of
19-f HOLT 4 HEUCK.
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FOR SALE.
- COTTAGE with large garden, siuael on
III. the running from King
opposite the palace occupied by j..
Smthe ESQ., The cottage contains three and has just
put thorough repair There good cook house, fowl
well of the premises. The above offers
good opportunity any small family wishing residence
short distance from For particulars apply tn
GEO CLARK, Hotel street.
Honolulu. Oct. Il 1857. 69-tf
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VARIETY.


Genius lights its fire. but it is constantly COL
lectng materials to keep alive the fame.
Trees with double flowers are too often, the emblem
Of frendship-there is plenty of blossoms but no
fruit
The Of conversation consists in the exercise of
two ne quelities- You must originate, and you must
ymoathze-you must possess at the time the
hthit Of communication and listening. The union is
are hut irresistible
I, is aesree of impurity in woman to love
sensual man
How independent Of money peace Of conscience Is,
and how much happiness caSste condensed in the
hunshlest home
Ds.,.s,s DID you ever see anything walk Yes
ne looks round.
Who, according TO Shakspesre. was the greatest
chicken butcher, C1audus, who murdered most
hrl
shoui trousers procured on credit be considered
breaches Of trust
When a man has headache and says it's the sal
on you may safely conclude that he has been drink
ing Ike fish.
MgsoR.Nprx "A who did not trust 70 his
memory wrote in his memorandum hook Must be
carried when get to town.
Mrr.KE-A man who married Miss Take after
having courtei Miss Lloyd. '' 1t a Miss Take,
sssre you." replied he.
o d. with, has right to complain if the sparks fly
n bis face
young laly scoldiug her beau for not sending her
the pair Of new shoes which he had promised her,
wires in a postscript a. follows
?. S-Them shuz orr to been hand and the
rsei,'ection sticks out about feet''
what is the reason said an Trishman another,
that you and your wife always disagreeing 30
Because" replied Pat, "we are both Of one
mini; she wants to be master and so do L.
You need little sun eud air." said physician
70 msiien pafient ssIf do.' was the cnte reply
ta wait till get married. Bolus looked thought
in', and thought IL was best
tofsT BLANK CoxPrIxExTs.-Spanish robbers are
'er-r pite- Ar Engiishmsn once accnsted on q
ons'y road by rufisn. "Sir,' said ne, ssyou have
ny coat on, may trouble you frir % The English
n'n drew pistol and told the fellow he was mis-
nken :" SIR said the roaber, "I now perceive
'naf 'm win you 10 me the honor to communi-
Ae yS1r name, that may remember il in my
prayers,"
PREACH SMALL -" Mother,' said little girl,
even Years old, 81 could nof understand our minis
yer today, he said 50 many hari words wish he
"i preach 80 thar little girls could understand
nm. Won't he, mother 30 Yes think So II We
- HIM Soon amer. her father saw her going 70
.as minister's Where you going. Emma 20
~, - ne !" am going over to Mr.--'s to ask him
.,1. wsss.t it i. padsni.sl. truth sh.. III. Ami
ret I'm ma asn go part Of the World they may.
oA = OF nationality
=, viii consent to Il Won de-;vp. aid = voapr
~ % ner lover, on 8u.flion that You viii i've
w you nave not, what you never can have, and
i.,'s- - yoo Can give ma" Wbat did - ask 1br :
II
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s4scs. ,rro,u,.or.

MOSS HOTEL, DINING SALOON AND aEerAUPIrT
W Bowery ard B~yart street prvvtses vim "A
ne 6hscs OF the seA~on, upon Ne snrvpesn plan Md fnr
pshej throughout ~h psiet sprss b~,s Lodgings ana
VI cents
cARAroaA sPRrrGs-rHs LsReR PRryXy1
- boarding b1use knovuss Nsehnst~ Hall VII ne a. -
scr families sni other ysrs "a frs Nay n q arstv
atuassd Broadway, between Crngr-es Ruplve
SftSpbsssni grounds and vel shsaed Asdrsss M ! II
nnsoa. y
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fNvTK LIS.


<yiARErDoN ne rH., ooRNxR or ForRH AvENUH
Z and Eighteenth -'scet, gniso square New fc-h-rhs
corner Of rhie. seet opposite he msxnincss gardens
SNARE Academy ucc ssd xny other smoue places Of
attraction The nteri " srs.t-s,.n. sr. very eomplete,
The country. ,,...x,.-.-- a.,
r,nhe are sp cous via hsb e~inss erceenglv
well ventilated and AMP provided With bath rooms wafer
eloses rlosets all other sppsstmens deyised "a
msre rome Comfortable ss sell sssitrasive ~
Tho cuisine cosdactsd he most enlarged and liberal
scse n, one the hs' French srtia Un,si s,e.
Ths Of the b snd choicest N ara
season under the espeal supernendsnce Kerney
esmes served either with gr.se t-ble s,hs.
asSssred Table hote st and 81 odsch ,shls
UJsared. a. Adv hour. ''
Onnibu.es and fo< the business Of ci.v
the door minute.
Families and single genlrmrn ~hp mend soou-uins IN
New YORK. will fnd tnir hotel worthy Of hcn
Terms ~ 81 car.
No charge for bsths 49, -.
! s s.fsssMER ,rrorrsor.
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DEvrJsTBv,

DvNrrsraY. -rvrrB ExrRAcrgD IN ZEN SECONDS,
IL without the sish,est pain, By my new and orsnh pro
freezing. This admirable system praceced "
10 only Reference given re- nired- -. - -.
BR y. ppkxIr, 30 canal street, near Wootser
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TvOUNTRY RESIDENCE 70 LET BEAUTIFULLY STU
" stsd the banks Of the Hudson river foot OF Eighty
seventh street. Twelfth spe add brick Gothic
sci'ge. garden; house having water bathroom Let res.
uouable a good tenant. Apply TO p. Brennan, Eighty
sire and BROADWAY
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| A BAa1AIA.-fua SALE THAEE SUPERIOR BUILT
bouses Nos l49 l5l and iAJ Ess, thirty axh seot two
brown Stone and n. ether he beet of PhsfephA brick with
all me modern lnprovsuena Terms easy. Inquire on us
1
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INOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY-A
splendid country seat and farm Of forty of sxcsDent
land thirty miles from New York. Harlem Railroad,
in the Of Newoasue mile from Chappaqua depot;
plenty Of room pleasantly located xood neigh
borhood all out5uldngs, IN perfect order
large lawn field with fruit and ornamcpa al trees eIce
lent spring of introduced the house and barn. fruit
abundance This place very desirable, and
well worthy the attention Of wishing 70 go he GO
try. Terms easy Possession immediately Apply 70 ].
HYATT, 30 Bowery carpet store
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r,oR SALE OR TO LEr-rHE HOUSE NO d WEST
Tweptieih street with all the modern improvements If
NOT sold OF April hs house and furniture will be
let 70 small family without chill ren. Apply to STANTON
4 THOMSON. ia wall stree.
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fyOUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE OR TO rET-AT PELHAM
~ Bridge miles from Harlem, in Westcheser county
hiss front Of 100 feet the house three stories with
psrlors floor, two story kitchen with observ aory;
has been built FIVE newly painted and In perfect order
variety OF fruit trees fine barn. excellent well OF water good
beating and fishing and 70 any desiring country
seat Inducements seldom met with there three
ssres Of ground attached The premises will be let ct res
sOnab sold exchanged city property Inquire Of
street.
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LyoR SALE CHrAP-roUR HOUSES AND LOTS IN
II Rightly tourtA street Between rhrd and Fourth ave
pnes north side Price 9sp They are all let " good
for year $40 each. Apply 20 y. afIiLJK
Rghsy asl srses, between Tard and kourth les.
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E'oR sALs AT lsroRrA-A MODERN CONVENIENT
cottage. with eight lots Jemaica avenue, loo feet
east ~ The Crs~cen has eight cear ard attic price
5000 mortgage ~ 500 balance In money Interest slng
stohs ar rate Apply ~ 20 Pine street, Of Mr. BhAOh-
LEY, nAsf he premises.
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VIOUsE FOR SALE VERY CHzAP-IN BROOKLYN
III nice siory and pavement house, with narni la
mantes &c for sale for only 81 800 bali oash and na In
York
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NARPEr1NG.-sPRING MPoRTAT1ONs, 1855, AT A
" great educ, len of prices.
SMITH & LOT EsBERRY,
Nc, sb6 Broadway, nesr Grand street,
Are now offering
Ers,.h tapestry Brussels at 81 4 cents rer ysri.
English tapestry velvet at 81 % per yard.
English BRUSSELS 81 81 10 per yard.
English ingram a. 75c. per yard.
choice Of oiicichs, window sts.ee a-e
curtains and al other goods pertaining 70 te-s3e eIaay
low prices.
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nor SALE OR TO IEr-HOUSE NO. G4 MERCER
street mo 10 Nelson place., between Waverpy place
and Eighth street near Broadway The house will be put in
order has and Joon ystr story ana
In ali the principal rooms with all the usual
Inquire at North American Fire Insurance Company No.
W all street.
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L,oR SALE ON THIRrysfxTH sTREEr-A FOUR
story hshstcop brown stone front house WIN All the
modern improvements Finn w be sold very
low easy tearms immediate application = male 70 BE
HEDICT COLT, rs Nassau street.
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UNARM TO IHAsE-oNE OR FIVE YEARS, 50 ACRES
II three miles from horissown Jew Jersey hours. r.d,
healthy pleasant good place for keeping board
ers Rent $3.50 per year Apply TO J. VASDERBlLf
niIes from Red Bank, n J 500 per year This is beau
Nful place.
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COTTAGE FOR SALE INSRoOKLyN.-A TWO STORY
" cottage, quiet retired neghborhood, and very cen
trail gas I'D marble mante eight and I'M Ter cellar
Price 1880 part remain Inquire the premsos ls
Schermerhorr street, OF A. b. DAVENPORT Montague
sree. Court.
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR NEW YORK CITY
propery-The farm Of ID. PiHsrd situated on the Gene
see river Of York Livingston county ~ miles
south of and ~ miles from the village of en-s7o,
by railroad from York joining the estAtes
OF James Wadsworh and Il. Murray Esqrs no
acres large part the famed Genssee hats with dwelling.
barn and every thing pertsn 10 farm Of US
magnuue will be sold together divided. For fur her IN
TO nation apply r. II. LUDLOW CO.. IA Pine street,
New York or O ID, PIFFARD, on the premises.
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(vLosING SALE OF DRY GOODS BY Tue AsslGSEEs
~ of GEO b. WILLIAMS co, comprlslng new spring
and summer dress goods in great variety
Linen goods In sneengs from - to Il Wide, warranted
pure linen.
DamAsk .abiecloths. napkins and towels,
Hosiery, gloves, embroideries Re-, &c.
The entire balance Of stock offered a. extremely low
prices nsbe the sign. TO close the gnment within
weeks.
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f%OTrAaE TO LET-Iy FIFTEEyTH STREET NO. rs,
~ between Sixth and Seventh avenues. Inquire OF f. NJ
SPERRY looking le1 Sixth avenue To be seen
until O'Clock. Also Furnished house in the country,
adjo.nng the salt water
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UNFINISHED COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LEr-sIr-
IN aaisd At Baih, L. an eligible and healthy location on
ah~ Aea shore about eigh, the city hours rde
within distance Of Bath House. The grounds well
Md on, fruit and handsome garden. containing two
acres Of land stables Ice house. &C. with every
attached The view and bathing cannot be surpassed
Vor frli arti ,ulars apply 10 HOMER MORGAN, No 3xe
sropolfzn Ram Building, Pine
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ENoR SALE OR TO LEr-Ar FALKLAND, i. 4,
very beautiful cottage, with surrounding grounds apou
three containing shrubbery &C. barn and outouses
with delightful v,ex within forty minutes ride o. Fn
ferry. Inquire OF 9EORGB COLEMAN, Esq, on the
premises N. CHAMBERLAIN, 60 Nassau st., New York.
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TNIFTH AVENUE CORNER LOTS FOR sAIE-TWo
full lots southeast Of i.h avenue and Fi,ieh
street opposite the the Columbia College about
TO ercote per of tbs purchase money eau re-
main Apply ut III Yves. Twenty second street
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GREAT BARGAIN IN PROPEaTY-FoR GALE IN
VI media tely-Ons three story sud two story frame
house. In first condition, leased lot cas- side OF
avenue second lot OF SIXTY second street. lease
has Is yesrs houses built Ia 1852 assessnen's
sale proprietor wishes % 70 Europe Terms
81, $50 cash. Apply on the premises.
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SPRING FASHIONS
CARD TO 1HE LADIES OF NEW YoRk AND ".
T, .'s sc srsS s1sS: ssy s and s.ps
% sS,s .ps @s A
bonnie. always hand Merchants and mliners supplied
f,rrY AND COUNTRY xrI.LrSsRs ARE INVITED TO
Inspect ny assortment o. rssse, s%ons e. rns. f
Offer thsm Is per cen, lower han down town prices
JOHN LACY. SIG Bowery enc door eelow Beecker sree.
L,RsSoH IMPORTING HOUSE.
s, ssy have just received and va continue o receive
sro sannss TSs hrscsss Roysis psreey essrnins and
disa1gue sis1l Broadway.
C,AsHIoHs-rHE UNION BONNET FRAME xArU.
.st % s.,. Sn ssss .ags M
soy s. .. sssS. ss. q e
upstars
MRS. p. P. BuRDeE AND Mss n MONROE. PARIS
M millinery Add dressnnakins es ssiiahment xs Broad
wsy, nes Fourteenth stree: east side.
AGRs. SELF HAS NOW READY AN EXPENSIVE
.,a ssdreo. s sr.gs am and rsw scSns ribbons o~e
immnss Ae P.rdcisr atsniiCn requested 2 Tie
Tuscan. and oSer No. 10 sSiS svsn between Ninth sod
Teu.h streets
pairs Bo sn; YEA bpsE . CHOICE RrssoS
AND FRENCH MILLINERY.
slpss q I s;psss ssss.
ssys ally @ ,s. 9,s al n sb sesss %
su,h goods CHARLES STREET a co,
AIS Broadway.
DARIs MILLINERY -vRs VEIN " LEROY PLACE
Beectsr street between Mercer ard Greene streets re-
specially her friends and the public in general
thai. connection With her Leghorn and straw e1nnei de
psr'msut she win aiso keep extensive ASSORTMENT 81
French covers and millinery goods
DARis FLOwERs-UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THs
ladies' perpetual fsvorites. ard y ~ wo'aperslln
elevated circles that he pavilion Dc tors 80
the Ornamental and the 5eautlful Bridal ,ssorimens arr, "a
usual AT JAMES rUCKEHs 36l Broadway,
petweer rhou,rson's and Tsyrr's saloons.
DEvrJsTRTs
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EyARE FOE SALE--AT NAkAR0NFCK, WKSTCHE9
county 100 Of good land fifteen acres s wood
land the balance under cultivation On the place ne W
house Win house and stables for al The stock
Il well stocked AMI has all the farming utensils necessa
~. 10 beautifully located, aud only hours ride from
the city, Possession be bad immediately Apply at A.
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LNACTORY FOR SAIE-50 AND d. WEST THIRTY
second street n Y consisting OF two lots Of land on the
side 0f West Thirty second street. commencing 200 feet
OF Min avenue 50 feet front by 9S feet inches deep
Buldngs-on the front four story and basement brick
building 80 wide by 80 feet On the side In
story brick building 10 feet WIDE by ~ feet 9nche, deep
the FIVE story brick building with CELLAR 50 feet
wide by % feet deep The buildings in good
order with Il inch walls built Tor purposes
and we'll builders cabinet Makers piano
tory for general manufacturing Price s2 500
Of which Is remain bond and mortgage. Apply
10 and II A. NJ 10 W. s. guinness assignee 10 East
Thlr.ecptb street,
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET-roR GENTLEXRN
II only, Hone House $50 Broadway corner Great Jone
an 'front.' the streets areArGe and newly furnished and VII
he let very reasonable
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COuNTRY SEAT AT STATEN ISLAND FOR SALE
~ or exchange-onsstng of Gothic msnson built by the
hate Seth Geer for Rob c. Wemore ESQ., and finished In the
approved styls Of architecture stables and out
houses al repe,e with convenience excellent water
perfectly healthy situated Vanderbilt avenue, Ave
minutes walk from the ferry commanding 1ne view Of the
the English park style and wen stocked with fruit and cul
tvated shrubberv, &c. Apply To JOSEPH Il. VARNuM,
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