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Adispatch from Lake Charles, dated yes.
terday. 70 Mr.. Henry Carstens, reads IL
follows:
4. BarnS was drowned day before YES.
Se~ Details by mail.
nj. AuFns was Republican Chairman
OF the hcssq Of Registrars, ana was lsrmer.
" first lieutenant in the First Indiana artiI.
lery. The iile q NJ. Burns was threatened
BY the rebels og Calcasieu parish come
time since, and Aete are rsssons 70 fear
that bis death was n altogether accidental
THB CLAIBORNE sEAER RA1ilno1n Il. Al
over the Claiborne ana causi ra;lrsss
starting from Rampant eoansf Of CANA
street, snd winding around cnmon street
to Claiborne, Is one Of the m6 plssssnf
routes Is town. The track exta1 aiona
the promenade On Claiborne street. IN
rows q shade trees, and crossing Espdan Il
then strikes Elysian Fields stE
whence Il leads down a short distance 4
the line e Goodchfldren street, AMI
termiuatea a tie intazaection Of Latayetti
avenue aud 3 street above Goodchil
dren. 4 hide oVaf fhis rosd can not fail &
promote ones health, for the qrester part O.
fhetrack On clainefne ssEeef i arirted By I
canal fgll 70 ogaowing vish me viiesI
compounds Of hllh and sli6 efah1ia II dead
dogs. eats. rata, and gosis aad tie aeeom.
posed Vegetable matter, Aia certainly rs,
joiee She oliactories Of laaa chanee.g 81
ott of ne Oldest citizens, 4no dec net
= pu1l6ed ana clesa sansis are
haal the breezaa of Mag q %
stir. ae over the ol
rsilfp4a saa9 ID ali lte odor g csnal.
reaslerl vita hsel1hg psrlanes,
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NATIONAL TICKET
FOR PRESIDENT,
ULYSSESS.GRANT
EDWARD H. DURELL

FOR VICE PRESIDENT
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age9 0tIeatte gepnbIiEat1.

Squares mo. mos. amOs, 6 mos Il mos.
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MONDAY Evening, May II, 1898.

TAiNMENT, EMBRACING THE FULL
TALENT OF THE COMPANY.
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dlsapIeus- lheIlsdies betake themselves homeward,
or linser for = few moments chat in the pSrlUrs.
Studi0usly-Ininde gentlemen repair to the reading
roam. Or descend 10 supper You can see them rang
ed, NCraciOuS, On either SIDE u ! long table, With
long-ueckel bottles Of Rhine wine before them, and
a plentiful reVaSt under discussion; just Is in their
native land they settle themselves comfortably before
open windows IL their hotels, and look OFT upon the
Rhine. An atmosphere Of smoke and repOse per-
vaacS this side Of the room. But on the other side
the game Of nine-pins = IL tumultuous progress, and
reminds Us that We ase not in Germany after all, but
IN NOISY New York.
such Is the celebrated Lieierkranz society. In
another letter l shall sketch with something more Of
detail others Of our city'S musical institutions
l met on Broadway the other day an old Islander,
q good fellow, and . musician withal, y. ) Bailey,
whom many Of the .igrsrtjscr'S many readers Will
remember. He ! now principal proprietor in the
= Greenpoint Flnt-Gldss Works." aud i doing a
large business. He owns a pretty house in Green
point, where he and his accomplished wife extend
the warneSt welcome To Hawaiians Mrs. Bailey Is
a marked instance Of the general rule that people
who have once lived in the islands retain Tor them 4
very persistent aloha.
Rev. Frank Thompson, the younger brother Of cur
artist Launt Thompson, the sculptor, goes out TO the
Islands 10y an early steamer 10 assume pastoral du-
ties over the new foreign church At Hilo. He Is a
graduate of Williams and Of Princeton, and is high
~ spoken Of {.
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CHlCNGn. Nov. ia movement l. said Ia be on
foot amonc prominent Democrats TO have the Dem
ocratic Electors vote for Grant, 50 as Ia make MS
election unanimous. The following cir'ular Il ad-
dressed 70 Pcudleton. Gen. Preston. y H. Sic
phrnS and other prominent Democrats:
e WA>UINGToN. Nov. s. Gentlemen: In my
Judgment. the wisest thing the Democrats could
now do would be- TO throw their entire vote for
General Grant. a. an Indication of the fact that,
should he pursue a liberal, generous. and magnan-
imoUs course. they Will sustain HIM Ii would also
have the effect of not leaving him altogether in the
hands of the adverse faction, and would. doubtless.
strengthen any purpose be may entertain toward
the conservative sentiment OF the country This
vote cannot possibly do seymour any good. and
thrown in the manner suggested would 1T least
produce a conciliatory Impression
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IMPORTS.

Fnax -Sx FRsSctsca-fsr N1utlla- Nav- 20th-u v
Whtrsy : pxEs. g Rhld-~ y pa. y 3d. = TO- 4
n chartsa ~ pses. Ch1burl - LnrE@- rs@.. isl>ter
Hyiaul Gnt "a a uI2pkGs. AGsms s. NUirr - psg-. Gu
4 MeI-sn . rk-S. a Brewer s. COS psrS. \ Ck@h1u J
pk-. p u Tr-aiway q ps-L r Mo--mru = "a To- pS=-J 7
" atrrhna-r - pGes. 3 y -ch1rfr - 20 = pscs. Henry nav
~ pkEs. a y spencer ~ 80 IJ ps-s. 4 J. keharls q % i
pigs j ~ Pttv % pkg.. " q farNc ? pk@s. Marss 4 heaf-
rrl - pkrs. " I1hns1u . Pkg. l. NcCuhy 6rs--. NrCcl-Nn
a John-tau ! ps=. &C., L-sutai 10 pk-s- RLevs 8 brs@-
pkE. Levers q pirzSdu = Tke-. I a. ucsru 8 PAS. q Hen
richs 80 pkr-, " y Lad4 5 pSrs. 2 ~ Hti & - - pkG--
" : Giuhaam & 90 "a psgs. ~ DiEnaul - Castc q Co..
pkEs. Chultn Ers I6s pkrs. J "a Back = pke>. ] Blrrrtf 10
pkxs. A. Cartwright - 80 pss@, ! u -GeSrn sENs'
q 2 Williams III psGs. Atnz = Aesark pkGs. ~ w.
FargD ~ - 10 pas, , a Rcultr -t"u so ISG>- hrs NaFWtA
Q pkgs, ~ Higgins = pkg~
Fto~ FErRovpto-NG-PerJ W save. N'v 80 d.
Beaf .kins. No............ : squirrel Hua<s. Pk=--..-- !
pkgs.--.-..-.. . W airu> teeth. pkgs---..-. :
Eahnnu. bbt .............tOO Neiaw metal PS-..--.---- !
<able-. No...--.......--. =
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NV YoRk. October 10Th, 1868.

INV lbAk- 'ttoItf 4'li- A0'n.
The succession Of sensations in New York has been
interesting q Late
First We had the John Allen sensation, which fail
el because Allen could not sustain his reputation. It
turncl out that he vas not the ~ Wickeles; Man in
New York. - after all. There was Tommy Hadien, a
keeper Of low dance-hou-e, whose attainments in
.. pure eusselue<,' were far in advance u Johns
There was Kit Burns, who sept a dog-pit, AMI gave
rat-kil!ing exhibitions, which drew together the
toughest set that could h found in the country, q
crowd from which fifty men We; more d~sprayel than
John Allen could easily be selected for Allen had
kindly traits in him, and was by 10 means complete
" bal. lift lie possible 10 find q completely bad
man. il would certainly not he one who should be
willin. 20 give up q bad business 1t the solicitation Of
a newspaper reporter, and plan a lecturing-tour
through the States for the purpose OF making full
confession Of his ll-ieels.
But the sequel u the affair shows John Allen 10 be
anything but a reformed man. His habits Of life are
unchanged and the meetings that have been held by
jealous persons ~ his house in Water street, have
been discontinued. without the slightest apparent re-
suit. They put = handsome sum Of money by rent Of
tie rooms in which they were held, into the Wick
eicst Mans pocket but the thieves, the drunEaris,
the prostitutes, who frequentei the place a a place
Of. business. gave II a wide tCrth a. soon Is the
city missionaries, came The "Wickeicst Man"
sensation ! a failure, 20 far a any philauthrupic re-
suits arr concerned
Our next sensation was the "Grccian Bend"
The fashion i an oil one rcyi,ei-as Oh. indeed, a.
the statues of Phiiil-the soft. bending figures with
dropping shoulders and half-crOssel arms that shine
in the Peutcli,an marbles Of the Louvre and II the
Forcutiuc galleries. Eut II Wa not reccEuizcl as a
fashion.
Recently. however. some inventive genius, i'm
pressed by the grace Il the attitude as occasionally
seen H. due AMI flexible figures. invented a name for
IL. and proposed ii, universal adoption ty the fir
sex. tail AMI short. elegant and iumry, with the
br1ads-t imFarJ.,iity. lie nameI it the "Grccian
Bend, and the name. unknown \ few months ago.
so9u crypt into general use. L. attracted the stt.u-
tiou Il ine female woIli. For = time the success 81
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ARRIy

sOv. es-Shr LHlu. ffor Mani
ss-=yhr WarwicS, from NolrkaL
ss-<Chr Nate Ge~. Cran., frut4 Maui
Zs-Lucy VIII. from KsusE
=-<shF IabsL. hum Ealli
=l--chr Ktmalc. Ntlns, frlm NoIasai.
e9-Schr IN N1i. Power. from Mann
=-Nmb 81 : " saver. Reluv. - Tvs I'm Perrupoisl
50-Sshr OAl F~usW. DAYS. from Hawai-
sn-Srhr Narv. frm KaItL
50-Am Nh - AvasAouks. Noftsu. foa tie Arcuc.
9Th SO th- Vh 81 AMI 11.5uU - t1n-.
3e-Naa str Montana. O--ifry. Il dy- ma SHu Fancsco-
Zee t-~gar Hate. Sika. frsu EagaL
2-Schr N~fLe N-rru. lambert. fru EsgaL --
+~chr OSaua- from Mani "
=--ehr May EE-- 49, Fa14 Na1L
Tlrset. MaFchE1t. fruaf Hawaii
@F-r F4sy G1-u. fs1m Hawai-
Am .hlP "a $vFpeut- White. n days from San
FlEr-c4
S-SShr OAi FeI1w. DAVIS. from ~
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DEPARTURES.

~. a0-Nm al -Efp Gp Ho~andfKn0wi~, o cruise.
Jo-Nm VII D. ONT. HAYES. O. cua~-
SD-<yhr Warvs4cs. Er Nr{oSi-
zD-<chr NrlIr. tr Mani
1u-Schr Iury Wait, tr kaulA
IAN wh b. Europa. Nelcu. . culse-
I-Nm VII o. Dan Webster. NaTvtu. . cra---
.-Nm "a N - Cvrr~. -rtie. O. cru-c AMI hame-
An "a ~ Rtiuba&. EaS-r. q cru--
z-Butb k G4F~Sau-. tsfiitfh-. Sc BANsf. l-sul-
2-Schr IA Nj. Fo~eFz. Sc MEG-
-Schr kama's. kiams. fr Hot1&aL
g-<chr Natr lie. Cuu-. 6r Maui
Am VII ~ TrhIert. Grceu- O. cruise
SAN oh 81 Jaan Ctrvcr. Worth. O. cru-s-
S-<chr Nsrs. Er EaaaL
1-Schr Haftir. Ma. Sc EaGaf.
1-Schr OhI F-fE1E. DAVIS. So Hawai-
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HONOLULU
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON ALL SHIPMENTS
T. STEAMER.

Cargo for San Francisco will be received st all tines in the
Steamers Warehouse and receipts for the same given By The
undersigned. No charge for Storage or Carriage
Fire risks IN Warehouse not taken by the Company.
Insurance guaranteed at lower rates than by sailing vessels
Particular care takeu Of shipments Of Fruit
All orders for Goods, To be purchased in san Francisco, will
be received and filed by return OF steamer.
u Shipments from Europe and the United States. intended
for these Islands. viii be received by the Company in san
Francisco, If consigned to them, snd be forwarded 10y their
Steamers to Honolulu, free Of Charge, except actual outlay.
u Passengers are requested TO take their Tickets before IL
O'Clock on the date Of sailing, and TO procure their Passports
All Bills against the steamers must be presented before =
O'Clock on the day OF sailing, or they will have TO lay over TIL
the return Of the steamer for settlement.
645 Ii. HACkFELD K Co. Agents.
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DIED.

u,r..1-V .gl a. Kaz~hc. Oahu, Henry = "n 81 w
"a, W ,.svr. azi a vsas sd n''n''-
r.<..~- uH4l. m W0rT1fu. Nsyemhr ~.
-, , ,,rvr 20 Cansleu. We u 49, "H-
80. Is III Naaa1u CcmrtcrN-
Il Al ~. De- rc~asucc tn hei. +
- - - III a-rrs-i - a as
So 49, H. . .ssl b. 49, . srrshcr GA m IN
- ,t~~th Ms. uawah on NJ ~
-, n N 49, 4. wars IT, er~siN
Nv NoFN II .,r.urr-
=~,vu-,tt Ia Q. : H--rtaA ~ At .rsmau
$50 IA saith. 81 ErSkvr
mn - whaF barS ArEstoHA'
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MEMORANDA.

T. The CIaGraa. Org amI Nrtrs -t-amshlP Con-
pans steamer N4lt1H- e. tssfrry. tommaad~r. sail q tr4l
Sau Fr4Es-cp Ngvvul-r l-ta, i-+*. az - @csek u-u, with
5 paCSaG- Jutr1 ST. uai- ass raskaE- Il mefrlnu-
d%- tui - ra%~srgHr-. vrsEad O. ~ HaskfI s. "a. Ar
rs-i "a Ha1afasa BAG NHv-ai+r eluI g ~ VI. ESE~n-
e1Tri hgl Eia4s t-laE uE-la tlr T1--as--
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New York Correspondence-No. 4
IFRoN OUR own coRREsroNDET.l

Recent Sea>rroas-The &c WTci.Issf Nua"-HiS
Fu.Yr.-Tfe Grs~iut Bcri' -Ihs PIeai
RESURRECTION Irig-PoI'ic~ dlF TIE Prospects ~
Ssu1lt ard 'oflr-IH. opening gf TIE Nt>.c"t
r.lHyIiJH-- The Li-fer hrIH-' C,yr4i Syci,ts-
Personal.
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MARRIED

.svT, nvot -E-FISBEH-Ou she ST. oyt AZ a.. Wei
E,rsf.t1- -uf 1rdshirc. Er-lE1. ~ go Erv. lev.
~ - ,--f.t.f bv tn Rev. urury Ha-rf1--- J.hn H.
wsr~rb.U-. Dr.. - Hcurlu'u, -auigtsh l-1@s g. EH-Apth
J,g-ht.r N me Ltc 1heutss Frt-r- E-f- "
I cars
q. ,HK-usw fL-uari~d. az the H'warl fr.'Htr2n
.b-a-E f~ -na Frnr-ru. Ncvrmfnsr 81. 'a@U- n '"1N.
- :. "a. H,ftas W ursgI tCaris rrrriNctl
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>SENGEg

Faa~ S.N Fss~ct-cr-Pvr Noutsna, Nuv 1D-J,H-s ,
smith. : -f~ncer. la z What. u A1s-, : y puir. J. Aus-
tn. Ira Richardson. \ 7 taugtu. Hvury UE-tl-. Wiz AMI ,
chfIiun. Capt - . Harris. Ms- Harms. -1m Hhl. Na1g!
Goruez. John nelly. u Porter. H. tyrr.t. -1 beu. Johr NAh.
John Eoiana. Harry EaLsnt. John LOW
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II PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
DECEMBER ).
The News.

The news BY the MDaiaHa was not unexpected,
but none the les- welcome, and none the les en-
eourging % all who take an interest in tie vel
fare Of the United state AMI the people of the
woEbi.~ the people Of America have certainly ex-
ercised common sense and sound Judgment. They
have elected ULYs,Es :. grant 20 lie the Prcsi-
dent Of the United States for the four years sue
ecciing tile next 4th Of March. They have elected
Schuyler COIfax to be Vice Prcsidcnt and Presi-
dent Of the United States Senate for four years.
They have elected i Congress with a strong Re
publican %majoriiy for thc first halt Of that same
period.
The following are tire leading State, with their
maI,rific- IN f,v,,r az Grant
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- "a o T-H-
sne Company No. =, take this opportunity to express their
appreciation Of the tasteful and generous gut OF an elegant
Speaking Trumpet from Mr.. J. COSTA, Suversuith. The
artistic salient displayed in its construction is oDly eQuaIci
ty the public spiri; manifested in its bestowal. The token is
received with gratitude, and Is an additional incentive to the
faithful discharge q the duties q ;he Company.
6J4 Ii ROBT. NEWCONR. Sec'y.
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he Ladies'. Benevolent Socict,

a Ladir-' Benevolent Society
return their grateful acknowledgements 20 sill who assisted in
or coniributel to the Fair, held on Thursday evening last,
and especially to the Officers 90 tEe [. :. :. Ossiyse. for the flag
decorations furnished by them, and 10 the Olympic Club for the
Use of Shvir Hall. The grOss proceeds Of the Fair were $50 -.
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IDAHO AND MONTANA.

WILL RUN
Between Honolulu and San Francisco
BY the following Schedule ofTime:
SAN ER aNCISgD
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FOR SALE.
PIMA DRESSES.

lust RECEIVED ROM NASILA, As
sSI 8, 4. : CLEGHoRS.
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c-r,,i, ~, srr-na-, Wright.

- At1Ai Ss4l fea."-@&
recaaa.T VIZ bcr, A, taa t1.. u Leeds. Lanca-
a., !, ., - -, -. -. =, r.,,rrarx rs.,
80, As~.A1u " W. 4s'a - "
ara 1H Is nis resi- lcrcs ~ tAF0Sfs *eNA, IN -.
chester e..nfy ge,y YORK on ~. 4 dAy % NOyeu.
NJ "a. - ~. f,n,n vcs- AZ ne ace az Ia,
49, " - -. -. :. -. 4. .t /.
nc ZEN ,'a home ani WEAK " s' h"*to = IenAnei
sNo yes-,. I'm thea In. sassrei ha31f a. IA appren.
a., 49, ...... ,..r. a, an Yu.,l,.a ehig.s,v ay,r
80 70 0N'oA se -,.. -. -. - -
which term ne seft~a AeAy "4t ~1@A4+-e1 lof i've
years Ion zer on the vessels OF ne -AnG drm leaving
49, 49,, .,,n n,va testi,aoalaaa lie ina, cam. =,
-o'n 'at" 49, -, -. = -. -" -
Ne United states aad saigpei ~ New he'lford On
whaling siip cruise las-,ag sl.co years In The
-, 4,,v fsxev wear N a.. - - -. $500,
y. -. : -. .-,s.. I. d.
~ coinAnd " the -. 1asa s4s t-na. PARSONS. On
fyiny al he mouth u tue Ma slt,tl river bonnn
-, So, ,ri.a,s Ia t,.,.-..,,i -. . .. ! !. -.
- ,~, 49, 49, - -. ~ " 80
ton. tho captain HAFlng uInI an Nr.M al MI
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rOr saI.r.

NOR ssIE--A TisH AND OYSTER STORE INQUIRE
ofJ ". SAITH co. roo'a No TO- LA passac sreei,
tai Monday noyt
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gr',t ,.star. S.et,tsr..
afp.y tRe.'isg,,. s. 'sser. Sn "A, Dr~,rrsr,r
49,. i, II r.. - ,r-, W, L., .,,,.'t n, 49,, ~
lanesai - uur late petrate gu n.tncM.
lFsii ~ eaT'a.s oAa \. ,Niaf y ga 40
ataanHc slreg's $50 ~ esiNeatAii at.Ffat'n ~
KrsJ. \. Fi~lu Il. kdtniaat ttnir.oraar.
ver,in. Y. .fsnf y a.ert / s..a.s - g..,,x.si
hoa.e II ~. ersi .laf.t 49,
ye'e.s...s IA 80. r.N.. ..sr.'s,s .ia,'t.. I II
wlp.s'a !. sui atnnr.4 x Il a..rr...,s. ~. II
'gl's e 1,',,s o ~ .,,,,, =. ,.,,,,, ,r,,es
T. al,enl NC turefa,. =, Tasr.las i.c,alar, q
.y-s.s,0n4 tinel sua Irua Nay.
CETy nEAL Evra~E ru2 SAs.r.
Tat rlfe.
AT -, sss rGoAnw ~. :. sf,'tss nsy rnivsrr
l9 49, s ss = ~ 800 " 'e- sa's 'ssua
-. =, .......... ......
\ ~ ~. = - SAssAs NttthF'
.cur &ory ht sior l.oFa s.as. Natls avsna-. swee
four nsrS 80. si9,p hrawa sile. 81, as1sas stes
t1nf stefl ,lsn $50 ti.fs tt-t 4t rs. "a
v,rr. r,y,.a y,,e....r p...,., II. s,,,
I i.-..',. I. ts.se., ~ ~ ,,. . ~ 1870.
prise .sNa; i,,as yst, rs...gf et %. r
- hAFNh EiiNt. rfiaa 4tfN#A Ml#t ~ IA tAM q 49,
=, ss.'y's ''rs'.
A rrTsifs TeorE&rr foN fti4 ~ rt1f
- ftt t1tl - w tNr IA 500
y. * n .s'y y !. n. \ Il = ''',' ~ e.
sulse q !. M.Nns1'os, p ...-.rs.ses-
. cur.P ~ on -fsnaxgr rfta 4 t44ft.Mw tsfp
49,, = q, !. :. a ,, :, . 800. so ..s'' 80
I. sas ss .,r.a As g. ~ s''a A''aa'' &C., sA'
n,Ra,tS.--yo su.Ir. nor-,r ~ y,rr,.
~ ,o' 49,. ..,;, , otMsgn isA's'ea = ,asa'
eor'''r fas' s'ense aid ra''yseA'a =. -
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

4 RARE CHANCE FOR a GOOD TENANT WANTED
"A nice Rooms for light housetce with
bath closets, prefer them fnrniscd aoove Twelfth
Foarh avenue for the winter and longer
II .eeaole VIII b, taken Of the apartments furt
nitsr, Ac AM Feiecn entirely satisfactory. Address to-
day and Tomorrow giving terms and Description Souheine
Herald olcc.
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FIFTH AVENUE. CORNER OF NfNETYTHIRD
~ Let's an two rear, for sale
on easy terms s6s,coc by ALvAH BEEsE & son. 70
Cednr strect -
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CITY REay. ESTATE TOR SALE.
= - b. =
vpccs ks;r..

CITY REar. ESTATE TOR SALE.
West SAFE.
-ros shLf-BAi, ofFLKEn fo a,. hSsr
msn s, Veg; S,h sec ssi street high steo
West i street Wa ,o . nae ' hest ss
street ai1Cla hh stoog brick sa street ~ 90
c c four ssrs MIA sore o. ~ avenue slao1 iomr
sisO sssa story hl Srowa stone, Lss a sa
Four story Stone arse,, ssssOo; do, high
0'' ''' l. pEY0, a,e Yves. Thry-,hrd street..
A nIsrILLERy, WITH ourBUILprSGs AND ALI.
to suit any manrSacring business re nns room and ss.
some low builanss and yaean. lots with IT, rss moderate
s' es weld nag os Seth nys near N
A FIFTH AVENUE. CORNER or NrNErYTHIRD
a. seesix Lots four ayerne an t,ys re.r for sale
Cedar street.
A FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE FOR SALE
On Thityeghth street hswesn a an" na s,sh ayo
pouLEvAan.-a SPLENDID PLOT or SEVEN LOTS.
street sfii sEEsE Is Cedar sss
IS between sa.ysixh and Ninetya'th streets, west and
east sides. :, G. FEE;usoN
f,HEAp LOTS ON EIGnry-THIRp AND EIGHTY.
u fourth streets fish avenue; N N'nh avenue
corner Seventy sixth fall block boulevard
BERaIaN 4 KENNEDY, 1855 broadway.
(sHFAP FIFTH AVENUE LOTS. CORNER or NINE
tycgh street; four avenue aud four with spen-
so os Is Cedar r .cs s''' "
LIME Lors-oN AND NEAR STU, 9TH AND 9Th AVS.
ich e ltih street. I,c desirable prsperss on and
bargains. ". p. SEYMOUR. I'll broadway.
yroR sALE-THa FOUR STORY RRIcR HOUSE 6l0
! seventh Inquire Of RUFUS D. CASE, 1Oi Wall
L'oa sALE-A .TurrE STORY HIGH sroop HOUSE
Forty eighth street, between Broadway and Eighth
"'saaF "iSASs' Ii nsr srasawa %ss easement
Tor ssLE-srxTH AVENUE BUSINESS PROPERTY,
premises No 40 between Twcny-dth aud Twenty sixth
streets. No agents.
EoRstLr Tow .sls,ono. Easy TEENS, riinEE STORY
Irvrniens; house ~ Twentyonh street near Sew
N and after 4.
TOR sALr-A THREE srosv AND ATTIC PRICK
House a. c,-sn order ,orou hous NJ modern Improve
s. -es c aa ~ an ICON @ s0 "
Apr % tc re premises, 20 west Twenty hrs. ST.
EoEs,rr- cotvvnA cotrrgE LEASE, q YEARS
sua RE renewals, ~: Furly-nnt street, between
rsn sns sfia esenara. Apply -a2 Braaany. once II.
JroR -yALrArIE BUSINESS r orEgry, 'sss
SID ssuasr, sies Block from Broadway. Ar
- :, o@fef' 90 r.e.f'a.s n" AGENTS
Igos sALE crFAr- Trsy rEIRTygouggH sTREET,
= won sefsath Anf ~. av.ages. .sA7as!O9 meh
nlSRY woLfsoHs, 80 broadway.
I7oR ssLr OK - .g7-wiLL sEr.L CHEAP WITH
.uffse.tsr .aessi q, new All e,esaa- brown sonn
.s ~ snrao sn6tr.te ha!srAA y. y Mnrssoa, No. %
Tgcr'fs FoR sALE-By A. JuuRsEAY, No. PINE
N sfa -. s. s'ary i'rs 5000
- - s.a5 4 4 =. le'Vo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-18

4 CARE CHANCE PoR A NAN WITH r.oN 81,
n o. 49, 10 buy the Interest II refining partner n q
Dt.YFA. r. tRSaLl & Co,
- Broadway, .arnc. T"eaty-hist STREET
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-18

nor SALr-TiiF IEhgE AND FIXTURES Or A
.rs' ca.s corner Llr,r store down town, in GOOD
incaiinn FoT further particulars inquire liz Hriix-
,scnh street. near NEh aveaae between the hours and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-18

yH1hETgD--Fog THE WINTER, ny FAMILY or
w nrrs nicey furnished Rooms for housekeeping;
location tSlHcrn SAT-. aud Lexington
Tweniy-uiet,h Aidess days satia4 t.sas
20, ,s7t Fourth avenue.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-05

CEREALS. I'VE have no advances in
price TO note in either wheat or oats, the
latter however is in most sctire demand.
San Francisco mills and warehouses are
reported full to overfowing with grain
and -four, and as tfansportstiou 'faciiities'
East are limited for the present, we gee
no immediate prospect Of an advance in
the market price of wheat in that city.
Buyers in New York are Offering much
less for this cereal new THAI for several
previous years at this time. The crops
generally in Europe have been excellent
the past year, and the demand Tor expor-
tation will not be SO great as in former
years. Altogether, the prospect for an
early advance in the present prices OF
cereals here is not the most cheering.