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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28
.sss q the nOon for me Month Of Oct, 1874
COMMERCIAL.


HOROLLLLs OCIOHEn 1875.
The steamer city a Melbourne whose arrival on wcdues
ay morning ast from san Francisco was briefly Announced
su cur day, brourht packages
ohsud-e having declined all offers excepting express
Freight
The schooner undauuf.d zen San Francisco four DAYS in
uarauee steamer has fun cargo q asserted
cuudis cousiruod }. r waf.rhouse Esq This vessel
v far "a Der arrival and rs understand
ceIirut usael having been buit fr steamer.
The valer from arrived yesterday the j.
~ Perry Csr Owen barrels of OIL l6 900 pounds
Of bone and pounds ivory She brings good reports
FROM ts eE s seea The Weafhcrhas been good through
ts s-son uith the comparatively free from ice
Bs Delaware and Pouhattan bring nl cargoes Of lum-
Der Puget Sound and ileiurn with despatch to the
r1rtr from where they came
Brig Rolert Covau has fair Tasslg, from sydney,
bringing 40 tons Of coal and an invoice ofHquor.
scho1uor Ward returns her cruise, among the
stands and reports uvsythins prosperous 80 that
quarter
Burk Helen luy sailed Saturday last taking valu-
able cargo which mainly Of sas9 pkEs 20
bale Iuu - has ~ bags rice with goat skins and
dries
The steamer CITY Of Melbourne took Out~ard for Sydney
chiefly sugar.
We understand direct shipment Of wool from
tes islands % cansda made July last via sSn Fran
cisoo and Or-riaud Railroad Montreal The returns
which have been received show very satisfactory result to
the shs1 and considerably the local offers made
fa - wool Il h quiie that Canada will open for
~ ssonsr or later market for produce, and it
aius Go our merchants inquire whether it is not for
their Interest," o. make connections in that quarter
Daring the coming wreck the arrival Of whHers may
oosed fa which will impart hvelier aspect to our
~hsrves than they have had Of late
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28

ArErs- % CoUS- Tox AENn--LoSnoSs ootooer
Esh-oozut Ven Amin arrested OF a charge 81
ousbarrlirg ~ iuportAus Ssats paper Ihs f71ssssH
~ to-sri,- -opo-ss that four Bsrliu police ana two
Fuuuiurr uF the foreign oce Appeare6 last S11-
arv a. rouuf Nur Aruiu's estate, Nusseuhida, and
suuunaea suuube- q iests-s signed by BisuErck and
-suf u Ven A-uiu ~hSs be Ambassador to
P-nu-s. mr. lutsrz -elate 70 the cCuut's private
u-E o. he zsss rs hssis Tor esrssin legal pro
-.siurs -ck hcir posssssor had aaroay Instituted.
IN Cours rsrlius u ne 0thos-s suunous that the
rur-r ven NOT al IN his houses he rcsusoa g tel
-s-s sy uu-.. and asslarsd shat b voula not SIR
-znas- fhsu. IN rohcs uaas loag and useless
ss.rt q In Frsuisss ard thsI cuneustea che Ceans
- Eu-r -au-s Be was loarca N he policestariOn.
I'm cguasas -esiazsse ~ Bs-lil ass searched.
hi ~ ralarf vU-t put feuci- c1y private letter
hor1 VA srirrf. The COurt's family have pctinoncd
-tns Rgrrur s1r his ruonse. he Eroaoa toat The
currlx tnn,lt is 1nt, and co1fucuart i carCcrcus
vut Ar en- b undur arrssl hccause he vas about %
Fsitiish hook ouaesiniuE docuusnts damaging g
1,-i-u< Z sna-5k-
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NoSuxEN1 10 Cook--Nr. Lisehmsn, superin.
tenaeni Of public works. is now preparing material
for a monument 10 the memory Of Captain James
Cook, the diseoverer Of these islands. The monu-
meut viii be built Of concrete stone. on the spot
where the celebrated navigator fell at Kaawaloa,
Kealakekua Bay. Hawaii II viii be = square
obelisS. twentyfour fee 10 height. and four feet
across the base tspeing to eighteen inches az the
top. On the pedestal viii be engraved suitable
inscription to his memory. We understand that h.
B. Ms ship Scout win leave port next week, aud
CONVEX thither the architect and the material mecca
ssry 70 coustrncf the monument Some years ago
a monument was erected 10 mark the spot where
Captain Cook tell, but having been built Of lava
stones. poorly put together with lime and sand, u
has nearly Il not quite erumhled to ruins, and has
been an eye sore 10 residents and travellers. Tue
centennial Of Captain Cooks death win occur IN
1873. aud nothing eoaid be more appropriate than
for bis conntrymen IN every part Of the world, to
eousriSste lend to ertel noble and lasting mouu,
nent-perhaps a eospitai-to perpetnete the name
OF one who did morc than any other discovereriu
the eighteenth ceatuFy TO ada 70 TIC gloss Of
England.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28

October Sth. The King OfDsnmark, in bis speech
qualification to his recent visit to Iceland and said he
brought greetings from that Colony and the Farce
Islands to the mother country He hoped there would
be harmonious cooperation on the part Of the
Ministry and Parliament. The foreign relations Of
Denmark friendly. The existing situation pre-
vented settlement of the SchlesWig question but
there was still reason to hope for satisfactory solu
fion
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28

HIBERNn ILLUsrRATED.-Rarely has any exhibit
lion been brought here calculated to give sat
isaction TO the publicthau Bakers Hibernian Gems,
now on exhibition every evening at the Theatre. 1t
consists of panorama, pieturing every noteworthy
place in Ireland-its cities, valleys and mountains
SO full OF interest TO the Celtic descendant and TO
the traveller. These views as they move along be
fore the audience iuterspersed at intervals with
some of the more popular Irish Melodies and Songs.
The whole exhibition is gotten up in most attrSc
tive FORM and well calculated TO and instruct
the observer. Every one must 90 and see these sd-
mIrable views of Irish scenery and scenes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28

A VOLCANIC CoUSTKY.-Japan has been the scene
Of destructive eruption. 1t is stated that one Of
it's volcanoes kept up a most terrific discharge of
ashes for ten days and burned los houses. Three
mountains, one of which is 1,sOO feet high, and
covers an OF two and half square miles, rose
from plain in the volcanic region A large tract
Of land also rose from the ocean
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28

From ESDEKBURT IsLAND.-By the schooner c.
NJ. Ward, and a letter from the superintendent, We
learn that the Sd of August, one of the lighters
was found gone from the mooring. The superin-
tendent Immediately mustered the laborers and
found that len men were missing. he then ex-
amined the store house, which had been broken
open, and found that several bags of bread, one
barrel Of fresh water, some oars, roNlocks, &c, had
been taken. Among the missing one
named Charlie, who spoke English well, and was
notorious as . mischief maker on other Guano Is
lands. he brought compass with him from HOMO
lulu, and during their short stay on the Island,
he aud bis comrades bad bought slops and tobacco
to the amount of S2l4 IS which makes ii seem evil
dent that they had planed leave the Island before
their arrival The SCHOONER visited the different Is
lands trying TO find the missing men, but could dis
cover no trace OF them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28

u The horse left his head gear in charge of
the post, and went around the corner as If be was
paid by the job" is a neat description OF a very
common occurrence which we find in the San Anto-
Mo Herald
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28

II A telegrnphic report says that the American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions com
menced its annual meeting in Rutland, Vermont,
October 9th. This is the first meeting of the Board
in that State From the Treasurer's announcement
it appears that the debt of the Board which was,
the let Of July SIS l75, by the last of August
reduced 10 SOS, 74s No particulars of the meeting
vir
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28
shlppuar Memoranda.

Rrror- or BEis RoHrr- oovAx.-Les sydney, SEPT ID.
s5 Tsh Sept IL Passed Taroa the day after, and saw
o and six sohooners lying anchor in the lagoon Oct
Is iriea Hawaii and arrived port the Goth in - dys
Rrrou- or BARK PowHG-rAS.-Fiuss u dHys had light
s winds then took the Ne trades in BAT 80 Ion ls0 W
earring them 10 PORK arriving Oct =, IS days from Port
Gamble.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28

NEXT MAIL DuE.-The bark D. c. Murray left
this port September 27h and ought to have arrived
over so to leave San Francisco by october27. 10
which event, she may be looked for here about No
vember 10 to r. with mails
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28

LrcEUM.-To morrow evening, there viii be a
public lecture at the Lyeeum on Nuuanu Street; in
which an account viii be given OF the remarkable
revivals now going on in Scotland.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28

The WHALING FLEET.-In 1873, the first arriva
from the Arctic was the bark Arctic, Capt. Trip
the 2sih October, followed the same day by tb
r. W. Wood, and Bartholomew Gosnold. The frs
this season was the ship Jireh Perry, Owen
which lefi the whaling ground eth Of October W,
append herewith list Of the whslers cruising tn,
North this season with the latest reports from thos,
heard from. Vessels marked with star are expected
to visit San Francisco:
Arctic Whitney, swhales-s00 bbls oil all told.
sAcors Barns. Allen, not reported.
Adventure, Herendeen. not reported
ArnoidR Bauldry. not reported
=. GOSnCid, Willis not reported.
acAmiliA. pulver, not reported.
EuropA- Mckenzie, whales-9oo bhls OIL
PARKWAY. Spencer, not reported
sHielen Mar. Com. phaie-7Oo Ibis oil,
Helen SNOW. nct reported.
sllinos Frazer, iS whales-l, 500 bbls oil.
JAS Allen, Kelly. whales
Java ID Fisher Whsles-IO 600 hhis oil.
HJavA fish, Bot reported,
5reh Perry Owen, $50 bbls oil aud l6 oso lbs bdne.
Josephine Long. whales.
gsscIih Maxwell. uickmuft whales
eMarengo. Barnes. repurtrd-
sNL Naiitsson, Mitchell whaieS-aoo bbls OIL
sNcrtheIn Light smith. not reported
Onward Hayes. Is wbsles-l CSC bbs oil.
sProgress. Dewdeu. not repgrted.
aS-a Breeze. Weeks. go Ibis OIL
81 Ge0rce. knOwles, SNhalcs-l. loo tbls CT.
Trsos nenpisesione, not reported
Although but few vessels are reported as vet, the
reports augur heser catch than last seasons The
weather has been comparatively good in the Arctic
From the Ochoisk, VIC have no word.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28

tSy- Mr.. c. r. Creswtll, dealer in seeds, plants
and trees, Of AIS George Street, sydney, sends
valuable catalogue Of his stock, which those who
wish can examine.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28

Orf Tn Ffmr CITY Of Meilaurne, Brown, Tor sydney'
sfr-r KiiaueA Narchaut. Or kauai
Scfr Prince. Beck. for kuua and kau
SER uilaua Bates. idr kuna and hau-
srhr Mile Morris Lima f1r Molokai-
scbr Keuui Ana. Kaukins for kcolau
cs-Scl- Noftie Merrill Crane, for kaunakakai-
S~l-- Vrursrick Knlauaia. Tor Molokai.
al-schr Enmnile. West. ( u Lanai and Maui
S-l,- geurv Revnolas for Kooa and Naimea-
nr- "a Iielen " Aimy, Scr San fraDciseo.
ef-Sfrl- Eflauea Marchaut, for Nindward Ports
scir PauRhi. Hupu, for Hilo-
EciIr MARY Ellen Mana fsr Hilo-
Scilr Kinnu Ahuhala for Mako.
--srlr KHmoi Powers. for kahului-
sclir Iuanitn- Dudoit, for Waialua-
SER Fairy Queen, kaaiua, for Hanalei-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28

REPRIEvED.-Kahoal, the native who was con-
victed Of treason at the last term OF the Supreme
Court is TO have his sentence commuied to impris-
Onment
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28

SHIP BURNED AT sEA.-we clip this item from the
Alta II strikes US that the usme of burning ship
might be obtained with very little delay, ifthe Cap
tain Of the vessel passing her disposed 10 stop
and examine the wreck: " The following is taken
from the memoranda of the ship Matches, Captain
Dawes On July 2Sd in latitude IS 20 south, loDgi
tude GO o. west, passed within two miles OF vessel
on fire. All the masis gone, and the vessel
was burning fore and aft. Kept men aloft on the
look out, but could not see any boats. The vessel
was from 500 to 1000 tons burihenn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28

tE- Next week the steamer Kilauea makes cir
cult trip around Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28
NOTES OF THE MEEK.

E9r weare indebted 10 Capt Kinds of the bark
Delaware, for late Victoria papers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28
Notice.

ENRON AND AFTER THIS DATE 4 WILL
N be responsible for any debts contracted IN my
name without my written euder.
J. MITCHELL.
SO SIS walaius. oahu. II. ]. oct 18Th. is-s.
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PORr OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

le G2-sehr KAmaile West from Kalepolepo oaTVo. =
srir Jenny Reynolds. from Ksloa and waimea-
oarg0s 2la tE, rice, II hides bbl beei : hogs
2hes cane passengers.
Scsr warvick ksiawaia. from MolekaL Cargo; il
hide, Dbl IAiiow, horse, bdis laubala pas
seuccrs
lld cstds. s. sheep, horses. passengers
=s-sohr MAsz Ellen, Mana from kolua- c'HTyo y eds
woa
1krs sugar 1858 n koa lumber, 555 n koa posts,
truck. Passengers
2s-schr rauahi Hope IRON Hilo CargO: u hides, y
kGis bamboo, - eds wood
sciir Odd Fello~, Nika, from Kahului Cargo; 732
pkrs sugar. : bots poi
SIR Juanita, Dudoit. from Lahaina. Cargo: IS bis
~o1l 3 bdh goat skins IS sheep box
Stur kilauea, NArchaui, from Kauai Cdfgo: 60
b. cattle horses calves mule, c. machi-
nery 5 bbls leef 6 krs beef 2 kgs poi Is hides, ,
hss limes. bx eggs, bdls tobacco, tins tallov,
Is hogs . bx plants, bids cane, Il bds poi, coop
fowls bdls mate. tg- potatoos
2s-Suhr kuma. Powers, from ksbuluL Cdrgo: 20
tar. sugar. 9 hogs - bgs potatoes, IS bids and 5
AZ POI. y passeuEers-
sc6r Active. Puaahira from KohalA- Cezg0; 100
pkrs sugar bEs POTATOES, hx oranges 2Pas-
seucers.
schr Fairy Queen. Kaaina, from HanAlei Cargo:
: css wood. passeHgers-
s-ir Hattie Kimo, from NuwiiiWiii. Cargo; hog,
? horses 3 hides . bids tailov 2 bbls beef bchs
banana 8 trks clothing, bdls mats.
E-nr brig Robert cswan Quincy. ~ days from sgd
nov Cargo &c Goals, 5000 mat bags, 30 6
On 10 . brandy. 10 G champagne.
An uh N sireh Perry, Owen. hcin Arctic, with
so llas OIL Is 600 ibs hn, 500 lbs ivory.
An schr C n ward Hickman, - days I'm Guano Is.
Am bk Delaware. Kinds p days from Victoria
An b. PovhattNn Blackstone, 80 days from Port
Camille
SER warwick Kulawai. from Molokni
sloap Live Yankee. Kaeha, from NainhA- Cargo:
5gl hcs rice, ; has oranges
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28
OCTOBER sIst.
rMARPER.E MEEKLY

Subscribers who DO not receive their papers, when aiver
tsed In this list as received. should send notlce
thereof by return mal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28
EXPORTS.

For sydney PER CITY q Melbourne oct 2l-se5 mats su-
gar ia tobacco.
Fsr S-r prrucsso per "a Helen " Almv. Oct $3.50
ruris bottles 54as krr 20 bis puin IS green hides
h rice g bids goat skins 100 bohs bananas hHs eetel
lnEveF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28
IvIPOKT~.

IMPORTS
From sar Frunoisco per C,y q Melbourne, Oct 2ls
70 = unrkfsld a Co.'S rkrs mdse-
To T. saaus-lQ0 lxs apples.
70 a 4lnrruell-l snd=e.
70 q y 'htuev-1 udse-
TaT c narnn-l mdse-
t. NJ Nc neruv-l ltkr mdse.
To- ~ Ouf-1 parcel sndse.
SUM Pu- Gamble FER bk pcvhnttAn Oct 75 co feet
lur.i s0 aa0 shingles posets aud 20 sus- H. Hack
fuld a O..
Frn virturia rss n Delaware Oct -1C,7ls n lumber
nn6 - 7Ea shingles - C. Brewer Co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28

The Eclipse which took place Saturday even
ing, October "a was one OF the finest sights OF the
kind ever witnessed here. The atmosphere was re-
markably clear, and though somewhat cloudy dur
ing the eclipse they were trade clouds, which fitted
rapidly past the moon, obseuring it for seldom more
than few seconds The first contact OF the earths
shadow was on the lower side of the moon, and dur
ing the whole period it was passing and off the
moons disk. as well when the moon was totally
eclipsed it afforded most interesting sight, ell the
more for having occurred at a time when old and
young could witness every phase Of the phenomenon
q. S. CoNsUIATE.-Among the arrivals by the
steamer City of Melbourne, was DR.. JAS. Scott, of
Cincinnati, Ohio, who has been appointed United
States Consul vice c. S NATION, Esq, who has been
recalled. DR.. Scott was presented to His Majesty
on Tuesday, and official announcement is to-day
made Of his recognition as Consul. Mr.. W. h Pee
bles accompanies him as vice Consul. In parting
with Mr. NATION, only express the sentiment
Of the mercantile public that the American govern
meut has no where more faithful public officer
nor who has filed his position with greater sat
isfaciion to his countrymeu and to the government
to which be was accredited. But rotation in office
is the rule in republics and its stern practice is APP
piled to all without regard to merit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28
Very Superior Cottage Pianos.
Beers, Wines LIQUORS

BASIS and Blood. Wolfe Co.'S Celebrated AIes,
quarts and pints,
Blood, Wolfe CO'sFavOrite Stout, small lotin pit
Tenuent's Scotch ale, pts qts, extra quality,
Ind Coope Co.'S new quality light Pale Ale, qtIpt
Cases Genuine sold Tom"
few cases Very sup'r Pale Imperial Brandy,
10 Cases Royal Highland Whisky,
Cases D. Kuypers Hollands, Or Casks Brandy,
lis Cs Asst'd Best Brandies, star up to star,
Cases Dunville's Irish Whiskey,
few Cases Very Superior Port Wine.
Cases "a. Lalande Co." Superior ClAret, very
choice article,
Cases Champagne and Mosells.
S UN DRIES!
40 a ~ inch Light and Heavy Burlaps,
Wool Packs,
D. oOTsar sOns' Standard Navy Canvas. assOrt'd
numbers,
D. Corsar & Sons Standard Merchant Canvas.
Nos. /, and ;.
Best Double Screened Welsh Steam Coal,
Fire Bricks, India Rubber HoIs,
Floor 0il-eloths, Liverpool Sail, Irvine,
Fence Wire, Coolers, McOnis CHARTERS,
States, &C., &e., 4c. (so5 sml
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28
PASSENGERS.

%, svdu-r Ter sruur CITY of Melbourne oct 2lw Mar
snail NJ Ksesr 81 ia truusitu from san Francisco
Frru Kauai per simr Kilauea Oct 24-Ihos Lucas Rev
G r 1.,r.li Z Kuudsun Rev Euaga Hon Kauai, hrs
F-riaui-e-- IsentsrI " . Bce uud vile 4 HnrfNei
" Dole y Dole Rev : Durue. 4 krul- II lmono-
lsalsia- Kashu and daugltsr. II deok l'Asse1geis
-. ~ rrp-isoo. re- IA Helen W Amy, Oct 2s-e D
helm
For Windvrard Durts rer sirur klauss uct - NeSl
] Nirrur Oeurad Sreurer, y Nichns u huons NJ
nus.ri Niss I lyans. Dole q lseteE, NAlt benson
NJ IIsfirr Bisiaur willis Snd s. IN deck.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28
Dates Received
Whitney'S News Emporium !
STEAMSHIP CITY OF MELBOURNE. "

PER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-28

Pans, October 5th.-The re,urnsfrOm the elections
for councilgenera are slightly in favor of the Con
servatves. Prince Napoleon was defeated at Ajaccio
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY NAY 49, 1s74-TRIPLE SHEET
tURNIsHED ROOMS AND AzsAHTMEHTS
yO IET.

MO. ls0 SECOND AVENUE. SOUTHEAST CORNER
N =. Marks place eighth understandable laior
Other cheerful Rooms: singe all 'front.'; furnished;
beautiful: prices.
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A FULLY FURNISHED WELL ESTABLISHED CEN
"A trally oca ted finely paying Boarding House sale
at great sacrifice illness cause OF selling PHALON
SLOAN. 81 hnst Seventeenth street, near Broadway
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@7 SN0 CASH-CALL AND MAKE AN OFFER
pl.COU for the two story basement cellar Phladel
phia brick private House. rooms with improvements
lot lU deep. l56 Douglass street.
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L1OR sALE-LEAsE. STOCK AND FIXTURES-OF A
corner Grocery ana Liquor Store corner Dominica
and Hudson streets
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N,O LET-AT TARRYTOWN a SPACIOUS HOUSE,
Ia BILE for boarders the location and beautiful
roundngs and the uneguaed facilities OF by
steamboat and 70 trains daily, within three minutes
walk OF the premises make Il the most desirable Local
tons for business purposes offered TO the puolc Apply
70 Dr DCsENBURY. the premises on Tuesday.
WedDe sday Thursday, from 10 A. ~ TO r. NJ at
153 Schernerhorn street, Brooklyn.
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WHITEsTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE
DIR To LET.

~ stone sIf go and select your Lots and will
build Just such House as you want: one or two houses
ready; two story and French root; ten rooms.
lcnble bay windows marble nantels, water closets,
With two lots q ground Tor si,,uo: terms very easy.
ARMSTRONG 4bg Broadway, New York.
PArID TRANSIT. -MEcHANIcs' TRAIys.-wHAr is
~ needcd by people Of moderate means.--Fare only
" cents-W milestone, L. J.. Whicsione Bay the ili-
ture centre OF large shipping Interests only q minutes
from Hunters Point ~ excellent Flushing and North
Side Railroad tiler's Platforms steam brakes elastic
wheels heater. loot warmer under each seat safety
switches: t2 trains daily. from $50 A. NJ to I2l5 mid
about hour from the CITY HALL by James sin
Jerry double dccked boats less UP NV Thirty
,onrth street Jerry: nearer than Fort Washington
City " more convenient than Harlem or out in brook.
yn as near 10 business as seventeen and
peasauer travel schools churches. values steadily in
creasng good society beautiful scenery; riding beat.
my Datninei high ground; eScclien; water: many
sh,sI ,e~ereu eur4ed guered healthy; no more
cs' raln ony 81 cents, the first railroad TO supply
auick transit comm utaon by other trains ss5 per an
nuln vinafe taxes limited BY charter one-hsli per
zen, On satuasion. No more riding straps v.
Ing ~ crowded tenement.
L1oR SALEM THE VILLAGE or whITEsToxE.
4 L. Jour two story basement and French roof olses
modern Improvements blocks from railroad de pot;
terms very easy also $50 building Lots near railroad
and 90 Liberty street stairs New YORK CITY from 80
A. 10 y. NJ, and at railroad depot, MILESTONE from
DAY ME $40 A MONTH FOR SIX YEARS.
L without interest and 500 cash. and viii
Isl subject to q MORTGAGE OF sso0 or give me s4l q
month Tor and $500 cash, and eeta House Of
eirh garden % BY 10 subject 70 500
mortgaae In Garden PARK in sight Of depot al wae
stone Isn't that better than paying rent and getting
Office near depot, Whitestone
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.
NYAcK.-TO LET, FOR SUMNER SEASON, EUR
"A nishcd Cottage 10 rooms; gas water. stable HuI
49, = a. LATIiEN SMITH. 10 Broadway, room e.
At NEW BRlGHToN-30 MINUTES q, WALL
"A street several furnished and uniurnisnea hoases
= 49,, III mo<tern improvements gas. &C moderate
sSfG HoLToN son. SO Broadway,
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VILLAS AND VILLA SITES FOR SALE-Ar
y Throag's NecE, adjoining Pelham Bridge, West
chester county, n. r. several handsome Villas sale.
Bave water fronts the sound fine fishing, bathing.
boating The land is laid out in park style and will
only be decided 10 such will engage not
distractions DISTANT "a miles from City Hall,
Harlem ana Port Chester Railroad: depot about
third OF mile property trains every hour Price
moderate; terms easy. Plans and the office
LORiLLARD 4 CO., No. Ii Chambers street
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ITO LET-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT
raror and reception Room. In first class neighoor.
hood suilab physician or dentist al reasonable
rae references exchanged. Apply at 3a West Fifty
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FIRST CLASS OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE FOR
~ sale: Location unsurpassed well KNOWN extern
svely patr0nized sold consequence Ill health bargain
Particulars No. Murray street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-19

IHOR sALE-THREE AIR GUNS AND TARGETS AND
the of gallery attached to the grove 0f the Pa.
willow Hoe Fort Lee m j.. by applying Immediately
the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-19

NORTH NEW YORK cTWENTY-THIRD wARD).-A
~ handsome Cottage and Lot and Hall OF ground.
i4lst side Alexander avenue occupied
W. Wallace will be son a bargain 10 prompt buyer
Address n. H., box 66 Post Office.
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COUNTY PROPERTY
For SALE OR TO RENT.

AT SPUYTEN DUYvIL.-TO LET, A FURNISHED
"A House. 10 rooms, barn stable acres, good shade,
lawn croqnet ground plenty Of rut Apply to owner,
so Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-19

DRUG STORE FOR SALE-ON THE EAST SIDE;
- good fhoroughfare: old established: doing q good
business; rare chance for German. Apply to HALE,
William street.