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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

SALE OF THE BEIG CoSsrANTINE-On
Monday last, the brig CoRstehtiss, which ar
rived here from Alaska some weeks since,
having been disabled in gale on the passage
TO San Francisco, was put up for sale al aue-
ton BY Adams x Wilder, and brought s, 500,
which may be considered 4 bargain, the sue
esSstul bidder being Nr, J. Perry, and As We
understand she viii be fitted oct as an addi-
tiou TO the Hawaiian whaling feet. This is
an evidence Of the growing interest of our
home capitalists in the whaling business, for
which our position and our people are so
emIueutly well lifted
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

SLOWED AwAr.-SailOrs are often very iu-
geni9us in hiding themselves away. on board
ship Tbs other day, man shipped in the
XosstiesilO, to 20 North on a trading, sealing
aud whaling voyage. After spending his ad-
vance, he rePented Of his bargain. and con-
ei1ded he EOaldu't 20. SO he disappeared
for several days, until on Monday morning
last, be was discovered slowed away in one
OF the furnaces Of the [. 5 5. 0Sap~r. Had
the ship got up steam. the runaway would
have had his goose cooked.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

REPORTING TIE AccIDEST--He produced
a lamp out OF his bag. fastened to the cloth
lining Of the carriage, lighted it, and opening
a little book, began TO write, balancing il on
his hand as the carriage rocked 10 and fro at
express speed 1" Yes he remarked, .this
Is all new to yOu-new to most people till
they see il. OF the thousands who will read
at their breakfast tables tomorrow morning
q full report of the proceedings Of that COro-
badly viii think how il has been produced.
They fancy il comes of itself, like the leaves
on the trees, dare say. won't be In bed
till 4 in the morning. There Is only one
comfort have-the editor will be up later
than l.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10
CLEARED.

Feb Scar Annie. fer Hawaii
Scar H3kEIele. for Pgzloa-
4-Schr Odd Fellow. for Hawaii
ABr Bk Ir1zz, Gif5rt. f Pants Arenas.
s-Sehr Lila, for KoslaE-
Sehr Kate Lee. for Maui
An str Id4hs. Floyd. Fl san FraneiseO.
Scar Hattie, for Kszai-
Sehr Kanazs. for Hawai-
Sehr Mazask4Esi. fer Maui
Sehr Msriida. for Hawaii
-Sehr M0fksiki, for Mani
Sehr Mary. f5r Mani
Sehr katy Cartwright, for WSiAlEa-
Sehr Lila. fer Koola1-
s-Sehr Lzka, for Man
Scar Isabella. for Nalokai-
Sehr E0kaiels. fsr Mani
Sehr Nettie Merrill, for Kauai.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

FEB 2-Sehr WarEiek. frgn Sea-
5-Schr K4nzile, from Sea-
4-Seh- Hattie. from Kauai
@Seir Khan, FROM Mani
Sehr N.n-ck4Eai. frvz HaGi-
Scar Lzka. FROM Maui-
Sehr Mary Ellen. from Mani
Se1r Hokulsls. frou Pugloa-
Sshr--Kitty Cartwright. from Waizlua
6-Sehr Neikeiki. froa Maui-
Scar Nettis Merrill. fr0u Kauai
Sehr LiliE. fru@ Sea
Sehr Active. fruu Hawai-
Schr Nay from Maui
T-Schr Prinee fr0u Hawai-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10
PASSENGERS.

Fer Ssa Fr.1eiseo per IBAE0, Feb 6-N 5
Grin5&zR. Z Adams J B0llGaRn, Mrs
Nozzle and son, c L Richards and wife Miss
Richards, Miss M4kee, Mss Julia Nakee.
Hrs Campbell 2ni four children, Capt
Rsidell, 7 fiOld5zg, 6 H0llsuzysJ A Q1i-
Ran. Boot Barns, M SllFerthor1e. Rev Mr.
Bonner. H Bradley Jo<s Selirgsr, Mr. Rock
sell. Moses EIpi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

FEEsz FrsH-Lots Of 4zssna. otherwise
called nullet. are very plentiful Just now.
In the hzrbor Of Honolaln, they may be seen
jumping in shoals. out Of the water. pursued
By sharks, whose 6ns stick stark out on top
OF the water The nztive fishermen improve
the opportunity. and xith their nets ensnare
both nnlle, and shark. the latter being quite
as much ofA deliesey, As the former, 10 their
palates.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

CHrSEss observation-disclosures. Thurs
day, the lIth Of February, Is Sew-Years.
seeordiag 10 the figuring Of oar chinese
fri~sds. ard the merchants who come from
tbs FioweFy Kia<dora, viii, Is usual, make
the occasion Festive one
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

A NAN roasted in the top Of 3 maple
tree 10 New Haven four hours on Saiur-
day. in compliance with the terms Of an
election wager. The Sinner sat on a curb
stone to see that he performed the task.
Pianchette could only tell which was the
greatest fool
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

NEGOTIATIONS OF KEW PLASrs.-His Msi-
e<sy Tx King resolved from san Francisco,
hy the steamer LsGhs, number Of new
plants. among which are 10; Of Norfolk
Island Pms, CaneIliAs, "a species Of beaHti-
fal evergrsensl and variety Of rsre rose
kuShes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

HAEAH PICTURED ABRoAp.-In L K5ade
7@strs, French pictorial weekly, OF date the
So-h Of November last, a series Of sketches BY
n Marinetti, ChaDeelier Of the French Con
suite At Honolulu, we're Published The
execution shows 4 very high degree of arts
tic talent, while the subjects are very Filth
fcily represented- First, We have striking
likeness Of His Majesty, the King; then
the residence Of the King 81 Waikfki: the
falls OF K4penz; the exterior Of the Court
House At tie Opening Of Parliament. session
Of 1851; the interior Of the sane on that oe-
casiOai specimen Hawaiian man and won
an-tsonevhat sxAggeFated); a cottage in
the envirous Of Houolulu; and various other
views. n A1rinetti's poFse. fs4i7s contains,
besides, 4 number Of the sketches made bv
him daring worid-Eide travel. which would
be eagerly sought for By Harper, Leslie, or
the LONDON Illustrated News
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

TEE srsaner Eizao. which left here % the
9th. II : O'Clock P n, took fall cargo. eon-
sisting mostly Of key sugar She had fir
list u F4Ssengers, some Of whom, ne are
sorry 70 hear. are NOT likely to return 10
these sores.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

TIE bark H-hleisT. formerly advertised for
Portland, has been withdrawn from that
route, nd Is laid o. BY NezSrs- C. Brewer
and Co. for San FraDesseo- Having already
great part OF her cargo engaged, she wiz
have agzick dispatch
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10
LOCAL NEWS.
Passes = sAs xssa az rsAru.-y. ISIS.


Hrs MAJESTY. the King, has been absent
from to~n eurinS the past three weeks, Al
w.islHs- he was accompanied BY Gov.
D0niais and bis suite, during the 6rst week
Of his ahseaee- The King returned or Wed
uezday .fterDoon lssi, and < in excellent
baslrh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

WokNs--Am0ng our growing population
Of children we frequently hear parents re-
martin- that the complaint Of worms i
more prevalent than il used to BE- Perhaps
the faei s that children are more numerous
than formerly. 4 day or two, since, young
girl, Aalf-czzte, eleven years Of age, an zp-
perently healthy child, conpI4ined several
times Of 4 tickling sensation in her throat,
and drank freely Of water. In few mo-
uents she vouiFted up worm that meas
ured one foot and two inches in length. The
hideozs looking thing vas alive, and sgzirm-
ing- Il E4s ola yeIl0Sisb color, and rziker fat
instead Of round The child and its friends
were terribly scared at this strange pEenone-
noo, azd carefully preserved the MOO. As they
TENED the creature, which continued to live
fora number Of hours sfaer II was elected
Somebody says that certain medicine, called
:. Yeruif1ge" Is sure cure for worms, and
We presume II can Be had At the dr1gzists
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

CHANGED OwSERS-We hear that the
Seh0ouers Aary EEsn and Eats lie have been
sold The latter, TO MesSrs D. Foster 4
Co, FOR Sl.,5oo She wiz probably be
laid on between this port aud Hila, aud viii
prove valuable addition to the coasters
on this route, being frst-elass vessel The
Nsy Eilsa vas sold to Captzin Crane for
$500, and wiz be continued on her present
rOute
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

BAEoS JANIS RorHscHILD. head Of the
house Of RothschiIds. bankers, died in
Paris. France. Nov. 18th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

ADVERTISEMENT in the Georgetown (CaI)
Nine Notice.-Frank 5. Butler adj
yertises me as having left his bed and
board. This is mistake, as I owned the
bed and took It with me-
MELvIsA BUTLER-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

CUBA PROPOSED LOAN The Spanish
Colonial Minister has authorised the Cuban
Government o raise a per cent loan for
2,0O0.000lin England, for completion Of the
Isabel canal and for making good the def
cit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

HoNz- sEzET Ho1E-Anoaz the PaSsen-
gers o. the HaA0 or Saturday lzst, were two
Of the cheers Of the L. s : 5 0zipez, nov
lying il our har5or, who are returning 10 the
I11d Of their nativity Asfhe steamers swung
OFT into the stzezn, tie drum and Efe OF the
var slip struck Up lively air. ard When the
EGho Eassed her bows, While the customary
dipping Of Tags took place, the 0zspess bu-
ger Piayed most meIodiously that hvorife
air-favorite With eFeryone and partiealariy
appropriate 70 the occasion, Home, sweet
Hone-" 0thers Of the passengsrz, by the
steamer, were some that ne have daily met
IN our nidzs faryaarz. and Uhon We Fsgrsf TO
part With, inasraaeh As theF 70 back 70
-Fafher Land with the intention Of rs-
manning pernansufIy. Young Ladies too,
we're tk=re. ISLANDERS barn, b1f IeaEinz their
EzIaad hose for risitto The childhood home
q their p1rz1ts- We cszn0k but uish the
Ez1s boz soseg< Ste had a fan cargo Of
domestic prosrEe, mostly ksg suz1s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10
Dissolution of Partnership.
THE PARTNERsHIP heretofoI

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore
Il existing between n. c. CHAILAMEL
aud CHARLES LONG, under the name and
style Of CHALLAMEL LONG. is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent. All debts due
the late firm viii be collected by. and all LA
bilities Of said firm paid by NJ. c. Challamel.
who win continue the Wholesale Wine and
Spirit business at the old stand. under tho
name and style Of CHALLAMEL 4 co.
NJ. c. CHALLAMEL,
CHARLES LONG.
Honolulu. Jan. LIST. 1e69.-a-3t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

ELECTION AT No Ion Tuesday evening
last, the annual election for officers Of En-
gine CoupSny No (nAtivs) took place, and
the following wsrr duiy elected.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED gives notice
L that the WHAT CHEER c0FFEE sA-
L0ON vii not Be rsspozslble fsr sny d the
rs H. 5cHKIEyER-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10
NOTICE.

T,HE UNDERSIGNED, hereby gives
Il notice, that he will not Be responsible,
from aud after this date. for any debts con-
traeted BY his partner, c. SMITH. without
his written order.
J. DICKSON.
Henolnlu. Feb LIST. lsss.-s-lts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

QUAEASTTsE GEoCSD.-We learn that the
Board Of Health have secured 4 lease, for ten
years, Of portion Of the reef known As Ea
holAl0S- from Aessrs. Dovsett and Sumuer,
in addition 20 the spot already occupied BY
the Board, As quarantine ground, in case Of
the appearance here, Of Infectious diseases
from abroad Though the location may be
considered rsther near the city, yet 10 other
o. more proper place can be found in our
neighborhood- or one more capable Of isola-
tiOa- L i the intention TO erect large build
ing, IN which all necessary accommodations
VIII be provided for those Who are unfortunate
enough to arrive here, in the condition that
requires them to be quarantined- The spot
to which Ee refer, Is situated on the reef di-
reetly opposite the city, and has the adTan-
tAse OF al the airs Of heaven, from which
ever quarter they may blow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

IT is stated that three hundred lady
graduates Of medical schools are now 10
good practice in the United States
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

Why Is a matchmaker like clock
Because he IS timekeepsr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

4 SISeULAR WISTEE--An old resident re
marked 10 Is yesterday, that during twenty
years that be hsd lived in Honolulu, be had
never experienced such dry winter IS the
present one Here we are. almost into the
middle Of February, and not yet one Of those
oId-fsshioned Kona storms, that used TO last
for weeks. thoroughly soaking the soil In
stead, We have had strong winds. generally
from poiat TO the northwzrd OF the regulsr
trades, and the weather at night and morning
las frequently been decidedly chilly Good
sleePing weather, however, and blankets
lave been in demand, while coughs and
colds are prevalent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

Tie zrcidenlal al ofa Shelf u tke Frank
f1rt LlhrzrT ci<Ei1s<d : series 81 lstrers ex-
ehanEsd hstSsen Fcls.iEe and ryrOa-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10
$40 REwARDl
FOR RENT.

n A NEW COTTAGE, conssin-
.s:iL ing four rooms, exclusive Of bath-house
and kitchen, furnished or unfinished. En-
quire at this Office 2-lm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10

vrE1vE Is its own reward
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10
NOTICE.

MEs o. FEELIEe.-PIckpockels.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10
Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE COMPREHENSIVE hereto
Il fore existing between the undersigned. Is
this day dissolved BY mutual consent. The
business will be continued NJ the old Stand By
George Clark, who will attend 70 the collec-
ton Of all outstanding debts. aud Be response
BE for all liabilities.
G. CLARK.
WM. CLARK.
Honolulu. Feb. Isf. Ie69.-3-3t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10
IS THIS SO?
Sound Health to be obtained at last
The wsy to obtain Sound Health

The wsy to obtain Sound Health
1sT-CLEANSE the stomach from
II all offensive Accommodations (which usually pro
duce functional arrangement vitiaiing the food
2nd-Purify the Blood from all acrd and corrupt
hunor and you will remove the of the great
est Of the diseases which afici many u the
human family
A REMEDY, proved BY thirty years expert
euce capable q efscfinz such desirable and i'm
poFtant purpose. Is stil before the public in
WHELPToN's
VEGETABLE PURIFYING PILLS.
This Famous Medicine has pruved iis value in Dis
eases q the HEAD. CHEST. BOW kLs, LIVER, aud
DIGESTIVE ORGANS. kIDsETs. &c. Also in
RHEUMATIsM. ULCERS. SORES, and SKIN DIS
EAsES-it being DIRECT PUkIFYER OF TIE
BLOOD and other fluids q the human body.
Sc Handtills Sfuen olray By AgsHts-
Prepared and sid wholesale and retail, in boxes,
price I'D Is IA and p. ID. each, b. c. WHKLP-
TOS 4 SON 8 Cane Court Fleet Street, London.
And NAV be had Of Mr.. J. I. WATERHOUsE, Homo
lulu and u at Chemists and Medicine Vendors In
Great Britain and the Colonies
The undersigned has heard mush in praise Of
EHELPTOysS SAFE VEGETABLE PILLS from par
ties who have used them, that he can recommend
thea with perfect confidence
4ly JOHN THOMAS wATERH0UsK.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10
THE REGULAR =
>. MONTHLY MEETING -
80 Of Mechanic Engine <-s-'-<

Company No. 2, for the Election Of 0hsers,
viii Be held AZ their rooms THIS EVENING,
Wednesday. February 10th, At baIf-pzst seven
o'clock. A fall atterdanee i requested.
r. Members viii appear in fell uniform.
Per order J. MCGUIRE, Foreman
2. SEWcOMB, sse'y.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-02-10
BOOT & sH0EMAKING

a THE UNDERSIGNED begs rss-
Mpectfully to notify his friends and the
~ public generally, that he has taken the
stand on Fort Street. recently occupied ~
Robert Andrews as a Machine shop. where be
is prepared 10 execute ell orders in bis line
with promptness, and in thorough workman
like manner.
WILLIAM CLARK.
Honolulu. Feb. I'd. Is6s.-s-it
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
OORPORATION NOTICE.

~ PUBLIC NOTICE hereby given 70 the owner or owners oeea-
pant occupants all Houses aud Lots improved i
Affected thereby that the following Assessments have been completed
and are lodged the the Board Of Assessors for examination OF
all interested, via; So. -, n,
tPor laying NcOon pavement In Great Jouesst from Broad
the BoNery. a., ,
enthst
Aysprs 20 Fav limits embraced BY such Assessment
ue and Lots OF ground Lots aud
pArcels Of land situated on
-Bob sides Of Great JoDes from Broadway 70 the Bowery 10
bs e.tept Of block the ibtersecing streets
2Both Of Hall place from Sixth 10 SsVsnht TO the extent
ofbalf the block the ntefsectlng streets
3- Both Hundred fourteenth Avenue TO
taye be side Of Ayehas A. from One Hundred and four
point distant ISL feet noTthey theo All
affected By the shove named Assessments and who
the either Of them requested 20
eetOns writing ISAAC o. HUNT Chairman Of the Bosr
their ONCE No 81 ChambesL Basement Of New Court
House, within 20 days from the date OF this notice.
ISAAC o. HUNT
X HARRISON REED Board Of AssessOrG
GUERNSEY SACKBTT.1
QTECA Board AIs1al0R New CsaIi House. Jaas " sSs
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
Guruoratiun Nutitts.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice is
Houses improved uBmproyd Lands Affected thereby THAI
been completed and lodged 10 the
o Of Assessors for examination BY AL persons interested
-, 49,, -. , 49,.
2l and tth - m,
ing,n Streets Cluton stree! between Broome and Dencey 70
umb, street between Deancey and RVnon In Henry street De-
Grand In Monroe street between Jackson ana
Corlesr, and In between Coars and Bass street
For 9Th and 7tb between 5 and Sd
streets apd In between 23d and 23th streets
Houses and Lots Ground Lots pieces and parcels Of Land sit
pot side, Of fi ayenue from e5h also both ses
Of avenue Of h from Syth TO M streets
aud both Of sh street rom ~ 70
4 sy.ru also both from 2d 10 81 also both
sides 9 streets from % 10 h avenues also The south sds
Of 9lth street "a to tth avenue
2oh Blndge between Delaney and Rugt0a
Caton between Brome and Delaney
Cumbs between Delaney and RV
both sides Henry between GouTernur aud
streets the southe side Of East Broadway between 9ouV-
also the soubey side Of Grand street
Broadway Henry also the westerly side Of Jackson
Madison Henry streets also both sides Of Monroe seef
from Jackson TO COean street. aao both sdes OF Cherry rees o
Corleais 90 Bast street -.
3Boh sud both SIDES OF 6h ayeuue from 5st
also both sides Of 7th from 2 to 2th
whose interests affected By the above named Assess
qaesed their objections In writing 20 Isaac o. Hunt Chs
the Board Of Assessors at their oe No u ChsmbeIs street,
House. within thirty days from tho date o hs
notice. ISAAC o HUAI.n u, -, ,.....
H. HARRISON REED. Board OF Assesson
GUERNSEY SACKkIT,)
F -g.EA ffu Hnsa
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Monday. June u. 1889.


Tho heavy rain this forenoon made II an un-
,romisng day for auction sales IN 'ne country Mes'ls
n Msrck. ir, & Bros Avenel sale was again post.
al II will take place tomorrow, the train leaving at
ord todav's tickets being good Mr.. John Byard
pa,on sold this afternoon through Mr.. ]. H. Hindle
ntioneer ten lots on Mercer and Trentonaves' within
,o fcct OF Broadway in the finest part OF that cty.
% really valuable property. and the prices obtained
~ ,nncb too low to justify Mr. Byard In sacrificing IT,
% average price for the ten lots sold was enly $780,
The salo was therefore discontinued. only about one
egbth OF the property having been disposed Of full
report Is given below.
tomorrow the following g-described property Is adver
sel 10 be sold by auction At the Exchange Saesroom'
v Messrs f. H. Ludlow & Co.. the store and lot on the
southwest corner Of LeXngtonave. and Fifty thrdst
and two lots on the south side Of Fftysxhst 325 feet
east OF Tenhave. At Lilies Safe and iron Co.'S ohice'
No ls Parkplace about 0lO acres Of land IN Bucks
Comfy Pennsylvania; also, with the land two blast
furnaces extensive iron and other vain able I'm
provements. On the premises, in North Bergen
township adjoining West HOboken and Hudson
City. by Messrs Trusdcn & Crane, at nOOn
III building lots on Grand, BcrgenwoOd and
PatelsoGayes. To reach the ground take the Hudson
City aud West Hoboken horse cars stopping at Paterson
ave. West Hoboken. winch runs through the property
ON the premises of the Rutgcr Park Association, by
lots Of jOxj0 each The Park stnated on the west
bank Of the Pdssaic river % minutes drive from New
Tie Paterson and Newark branch OF the Erie Railroad
crosses tho property having dopOts within four
minutes walk. Cars commence running over this
road in July, from Pavonia Ferry. Excursion
train from foot Of COurtlandtst., at II IN. On the
premises al TauytOwn, by Mcssrs. Mallory Blackwell,
p continuation sale OF lots suitable for business
end manufacturing purposes, Orchard and other
streets including water fronts within 200 yards of depot
and steamboat landing On the premises, az Clarence
vIle L. L. by Messrs. johnson Miller at II a. m, the
balance OF the NOstraud Farm lots To reach the sale
take ROOsevetst DyisiOnave. Ferry at 10 and
scam-Cars at foot OF South Eighthst. at l0t. on
the premises at Avenel by Messrs. a. d. Mellck jr
Brother continuation sale Of 100 villa plots Special train
from foot " COuraudtst, at y. IN. We believe the
above all the suburban sales which TO come OF to-
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
by JAMES NJ, MILLER,
At IL O'Clock. a. EIshaaFs ssie.rooa, No Ill Bros

Will be sold without -
LAND CONTAINING 1900 CITY LOTS, AT OLOFF
PARK, PART OF THE VAN CoRTLANDT ESTATE
This the Van CoTlndi family 200 years and
embraces beautiful land Weschesier The
portions constituting the larger part Of the Park extremely
picturesque Aong views Of the surrounding country aud
parts Of The City Of Seviok Much Of this elevated portion
beautifully wooded has fue Of clear FED By springs
aud suitable for ponds The property ans jerome Pak and
furnishes admirable situations ir pleasant residences adjacent 10 that
fashionable viii be The every day nom thS
time 70 DAY o sale 20 show The property 10 v.syfA
The plots containing from TO 80 lots 800 feet each, viii be cold
by lot without
fees be ps Al the ohe of the tueonetr
No % Pue the daT SALE 90 cent Of the purhass money
remain bond and mortgage for three o. I've yea a. seven
payable h yearly; balance 10 BE- pa
THURSDAY ga Of Ju the oeo Of the aucouse No 70 Finest
when deeds and possession Nil lie iven
u book map inquire The 0e ohs aueoneer
No. % PueEt
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
MIhsIsQUOI SPRINGS HOMIE

M pRANKLS COUNTY, vt,
" H. BURROUGHS P!gstcHL 81 %
Tie shove s oy,hsd f0f tao Of guests Pst
Pore ycroa so favorable fr nvads sud otaeIl
pcuTesqus ucgiug fnr u Mount Mansae
sol @ tfroniafj Boating Fag. speuid Drives &c.. &C. This
Hotel sdacrni 20 TIE famous MlSSiNQUOI SPRINGS whose Wsiea
have such almost macuos of the most obsBas dis
= from svey direction 70 50 Abaus and from there .,
ehifmae la Of 10 me Communications Airessd above viii
eE.afs soarf. At lion.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
MoEKA X. CRANE Aucioneer
RY TRUSDELL & CRANE, General Auc-
I'D ouesrs and Real Estate Agents IS Hutson Hoboken NJ j.
III ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN III
BUILDING LOTS
Public Auction,

TUESDAY, JUNE IS. 1869,


TRUSDELL CRANE will sell AhoyeA part OF the DEMOl
ESTATE mprng BUILDING LOTS including the Homestead
Honse In North Township adoung Hudson City and West
Hobokebl Hudson County Said property 10 sgby located on
Grand BergenWOod and Pateonyea HobOken and Dthusp
commanding splendid OF the surrounding country convenient 20
The City ofNewYork Northern Railroad aud horse railroads Dg
main Of the county thus making very o
sirsbe for private residences and light taxes
Hoboken oboksn stopping Paterson West
Hoboken, which rams through The property
TERMS OF sALBTen and Aueionees fees day OF
sale ~ per dys balance bond for three
years Maps particulars he bad upon application az
TRUSDBIL CRANE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. No. - Hud
II y
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15

All who have real estate for sale or TO let,
and those desiring TO purchase rent such property,
will hrd TO their interest 90 advertise in The TRIBUNE.
is so circulation exceeds that OF any Other
paper, and in addition this advantage THE TRIBUNE
viii be fcuud only IN NewYori and ali It's cihes aud
Villages but every state and Territory throughout tho
Union. Tie advertisement should DC Dllcl viii
allow Of the advantages claimed, being made clear 10 the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
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Semi Weekly, and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
cuisines profession; consequently advertisements in each
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Attenon reports OF sales Of real estate both in city
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