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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-12
Correspondence of the Herald. ]

correspondence OF the Heraldl
New BRIeHToN, August 10, 1912.
Pavilion at Neic Brighton-Ihe Young Ladies
there-1he Balls, Music, &c.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
DEAR SIR
While every watering place has found its room
in your columns while Saratoga, ROckaway, and
others have seen their doings published in your
valuable paper every seems to have forgotten
the New Brighton Pavilion, of which hitherto no.
thing very little has been said. Is the spot
worth mentioning! Is there nothing to be said in
its favor! AS far as my opinion IS concerned,
think quite the contrary The hotel is beautiful,
the rooms large and airy, the dinners good and
warm as they can be, when two hundred sit to-
gether at the same table The distance from town
is quite agreeable (haf hours sally, and for the
man of business, no other place should be thought
of. OF the rides and drives you must have heard al
ready. Staten Island is known Tor beth, and that
Justly What can be more lovely than the road
leading through tie woods 10 the Telegraph When
once there the air Is so pure, the breeze so fresh,
that one fancies himself hundred miles from the
great city.
To be sure, the society congregated here is not
very gay, but was not summer made to enjoy quiet
ness. There are very few young ladies, and of
course no filrtations but, per contra, we have the
prettiest set OF young married women that ever
mingled together Some of them look more like
their chdren's sisters than otherwise. ] shall tell
no Names nor even initials don't approve that
mode OF violating individual liberty.
Twice there have been attempts for subscription
balls, both OF which have proved failures-the COM
pany numbering twenty thirty of the boarders.-
think II is wrong in them not to Join the majority
and by that means remunerate the proprietor of the
house for his efforts for entertaining his guests,
chiefly as they all come to the 4th of July s Assem-
bly,, when they had been invited by him
Since the last five SIX days have a band of
would
agreeable; but what band Each musician seems
TO be as independent as possible playing so very
false and so much out of tune make the das-
cling quite difficult to perform. Mr.. Pierls ought to
look to That's but enough of that to-day. l shall
write you again. Yours,
ARIEL
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MEDICINES.
MEDICINES.
THE NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
p H A r M A C. Y
ESTABLISHED FOR THE

ESTABLISHED FOR THE
SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY,
II particularly from the unfortunate victims Of
unpncped pretenders, who daily gaining strength
a vgo under the judicious treatment of the College The
p'' The ,fs LTEP TONIC MIXTURE
appetite assitude cutaneous eupons, general debility
disposition consumption and all comp arising from
dsauangems.t Of the NERVOUS system 1t be also used
Eff Zach
the bones eptons throat any other distressing symr
toms, produced BY njudicous Of mercury, by
aua'k'Iy s2 The ANS %NopYNE snf IsMENT
For the Of rheumatic pans collie bruises sprans sp
date and permanent relief guaranteed Sold IN bottles Is cts
THE FRENCH ANTlPHLOGIsTIC MIXTURE;
discharges from the urethr Sold in bottles at so cents and
The AMERICAN ANTIBILoUs CATHARTIC PILL.
For the of all arrangements Of the liver, purifying the
lood exciting he whole amentay canal to- healthy action
nd giving yigor the vital powers This medicine
nely super ceding the drastic purgatives of the
THE FEMALE; RESTORATIVE PILL.
organs with u directions cautions as to use and sold
ST. SIX fsnl %sTLsS SFq GooPkRs PILL
For the of cutaneou euptons chronic rheuma
m and %HE 'hs aEx SssfF owER
For the cure Of nipples and superficial "xcoratons Of
the skin. Sold in closely stopt phas at 80 cents EACH
The above preparations also be had of the following
]. W. Basset, GA Broadway.
Dr. y. NJ Guion, ls7 Bowery.
Dr. King, 2s7 Hudson street..
Elias L. Theall, $40 Grand street.
Dr. Newman, 1872 Cherry street.
VIM. Armstrong, isi Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Principal Office Of the College for New York. at 81 Nassau
street.
Ryo
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CROLIUS'
BOAT ESTABLISHMENT.
loo WATER STREET,

ro,rp MOODS EAST OF CATHARTNE MARKET.
,r,uE sbscet having in his mandatory and under his
i own mmedat s.penntedence some OF the oldest and
op building every description Of boats which enables MIN TO
,sb AZ The shortest notice. Boats Of the approved
i'll md workmanship, on the most liberal terms
BiI.DER Of the Sultan Of Muscats Pleasure Barge, the
Ann Peek:h Washington, Of P9oghheeg.is PssnsH Of
Louisville Madame Celeste, Of New Orlsans. &c. As2-
The sail boats Wu CIoius, Fashion, Zanon sr and Ed
win Forrest, &C., D., &c. Jy@meod'e
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CORNS, COINS, CORNS.
Murray street.
MONS AND MAZDA RE r II n

Corn Doctors. from Paris,
DEG LEAVE 10 inform the inhabitants of New York, that
- they viii be happy upon all who may desire their
Mons and Mad Be hard have been practcne the
United States but few MONTHS and in that short time have
ceiyed testimonials from Of the eminent gentlemen
and Others the benefit and comfort which they have
ceved since they have been attended by them They have
honor to the public shs. by and peculiar method
without cutting. Mons and Made B. do attempt offer
nosnm recurring secresy faith its efficacy; bat
painful CoIn that they have the satisfaction of carrying
Mons and Made B. have in the upwards, of two
thousand from those have az
their hands Mons and Made b. have pracced profess
sion for several Germany France England and
have acquired great skill and much practical experiences
ssh EIsnsh and German physicians well from Of
after four years The operation will occupy
than ten minutes and the relief the
thus treated Immediately their shoes and walk
without the least Inconvenience.
Ladies and gentlemen will be waited on al their own resi-
dence, if they desire It, ~
from till o'clock. - Vs.
Office at Boston, ISL Courts st. iva smwr
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OCULISTS.
DOCTOR J. FIR AN CTS

CELEBRATED EYE WATER
MO- 10 DARC! y STREET, within doors of the
~ Astor Hors His preparations perfect for all
nnammatoryG use ofthe eye, weakness Of sight &c,
CERTIFICATES
certify that Jacob Valentine youth of fifteen
age was brought house last fall apparently blind He
Dr. Fancs whose treatment has been the under
God. Questioning his sight JAMES MINOR,
Rector Of ST. Georges Church, Beekman st,
Ihis TO certify that two OF my children were anicted WIN
diseased for length of of them almost blind
with nebulas the sight, Every remedy resorted
without good effect and despared Of them beng
recovered They perfectly restored to sight by Dr. j.
DANIEL 8. JONES 4es Pearl street;
was almost blind for twelve years and in ye weeks under
the skiul treatment of Dr. Francis my sight now per
MARTHA BROWN III Forsyth street.
siEORGE BENEDICT,
Paste the Stanton street Church.
was ne arly blind for tive years with cataract in each
from of Dr. Francis wonderful preparation for
that disease my eyes are now perfectly recovered.
HESTER JOHNSTON, a Eltridge street;
We the undersigned having witnessed the astonishing ef
cacy Dr. Francis preparations Tor diseases OF the eye
recommend them to the notice of the lublc
valuab, remedies .,,n -,
s. II. Cone, Pastor of the Fist Baptist Church.
John Peck Agent of the Home Mission Society.
Jacob Brouner, Pastor of the North BaTtist Church.
Joseph Andreade, Roman Catholic Priest of ST. Peters
certificates be the Office Prepared and
sold only by Dr. j. Francis. 10 Barclay street. New York
Artificial Eyes inserted which cannot be distinguished from
the natural, without giving the slightest PAIN
Dr. Francis respectfully informs his friends and the public
that in of the Of his business Dr. Genny
Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons London and of the
dence be placed inhis prof. ssona skill an Ocu
Office hours from A. M, until r. NJ. jyl0 3m*c
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FURNITURE.
GEORGE w. DAWSON.

" 's".'""'e vi" IttttStt TWT-
nisiiins Warehouse, No. 81 Chatham street, cor
ner of Duane street, Ne,c York
WHERE he Keeps for sale large assortment of the follow
lng articles VIZ: Sdehoads, Bureaus Bedsteads, Co.'S
Tables Chairs, Office and Portable Desks, Glass Cases Book
Gases Eases Looking Glasses Dining Centre Tea and Pier Tables
sSas soia ReStsad Beds Bedding Paleasten Mat
Stands, Toilet Tables Candle Stands, Bureau Bedsteads
Dressing Bureaus, Sales, sc.
Also, large of women's Wearing An
parel, and second handed
All the above articles offered the public az very
low prices PersG of said articles would find il to
their advantage to make early call the above bish
ment. "
Shipping oden punctually attended escked Ia the
shortest notice ana reasonable
NC: for lifting out vessels, constantly on hand.
All orders 10 the above establishment will be "a Actually At
tended TO aud thankfully received.
N B-The highest prices will be given for Second Hand
FURNITURE, and Gentlemens and Ladies' off Clothing
2EInk
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G. L. INGERSOLL'S
BOAT ESTABLISHMENT

DOATS Dnkey sail beats and boats pleasure boats
- Sc The Immense Boat Building Establishment of G. l..
lngerso 406 Water Catharne Market Of the
most extensive inthe United States Here built
beautiful pleasure barges and club boats that have oaed
the and lakes OF America Also the barge for the Auto
cat Of all The Rasia rye, .sceboat for Asiatc Monarchs
the fancy boat called the John Smith Of Arkansas and the fast
sailing boat for Mr. g. Bannngs He has recently completed
life boat plan, which has been pronounced by
fore built Al this establishment kind of boat will be
furnished with reversed bottom, from mould,
suit the Of the purchaser of whatever form they be-
The materials all of the best quality pine boards being
life boats, gigs long, quarter pleasure Whitehall and
boats be always found the manuact much
below what purchasers have heretofore paid and liberal dis
the usual will be made those who wish sell
again. Please call before purchasing esewhere you then
judge of my work-References.
Jas. w. Hale Sol Agent So Wall For adver Of
boats &c., Com Enquirer and New York Commercial
Advertiser. tmsr
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GOOD SUMMER WINE.

| u. STOUVENEL Importer of French Wines of
The most approved brands Bordeaux Claret and other
to No. 81 Ann street, (n.ar Nassau basement.
Always ON hand the best and recherche Wines ST. Ju
liam Montferau St Esteye Latte, Medoc &c. in barrels
half casks and cases Also Cha%pagns various brands Bur
Gin, Port Wine Portugal and Spanish Wines
B. Sw also sell by the dozen bottled Wine for private
gallon otherwise those who may favor him their pa
tronage.
direct.
u has opened boarding house Hoboken, oppo-
site Vauxha aren the main road where is kept
sorment est Wines Private parties supplied with good
dinners andtsr, sl ments. jvi2 lmAc
CHEAP UPHOLSTRY-W. REED, 1888 Broadway, be.
tween White and Walker street.-Carpes Of every de-
scrption made and altered to fit the MONSIEUR
tains made and altered the latest Style Mattresses SOFAS and
chairs made to order match any description Of urn
ture The Subscriber not hav of
enabled make any Of the above articles such prices
the times.
Persons purchasing Carpets and Oil Cloths word
of advice by calling above Paper Hanging Carpets clean
ed. Grease spots extracted. Sc. jy lm~e.c
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STRAW GOODS.

IT BENNETT. 80 John and lilk William streets, inn
porter and of Italian English Straw
goods, respectfully informs his and the public
general that he has hand splendid and assert
ment OF ladies fashionable goods which he offers for
sale at much reaased PRICES French and Enssh
.ery fashionable and beautiful artcle fine Tuscans Albert
Straws, &c. sc.
Also, entirely article the White Siberian Hair
Bonnet which ali die
introduced being light, durable beau
tiful and will clean as well a tuscan. as lmsc
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LOOK OUT.
He who steals my purse steals trash,
But he who fishes from me of my good name
Robs me of that which not enriches him,
But makes me poor indeed.-[ Shakespeare.
MA RSHA IT,

ATHIs ONLY TROY SHIRT DEPOT no 90 Chatham
"A street makes the above quotation, because ohe endea
to flch from him his good fame, and reputation We
have than made public the imposons prac-
tsed dealers and Others Of highly
repued Troy Shirts Bosoms and Collars. But that
positions the efoe shall these
facts before the public which will expose mposte and may
off their wicked designs Make mistakes therefore.
Narshals only Troy Shirt Depot is painted awning
and window Be particular, however 10 the name Mar
shals window and about No. 90 only
Troy Shirt Depot situated about 6 doors from the Of
Pearl and Chatham streets, and the right hand side
Chatham street. in passing TO the City Hail. See the
% MARSHALLs III and You
CATALOGUE OF PRICES.
Strong made Cotton Shirts with linen bosom collars and
wrist bands warranted at Dozen ST. 50-8-8 50-9-lb
10 5e-l1-2-l2 5o-l3-l6l6 5o-7-lS-2o-2la2 5o-2i-25
30-3250363s. Plain Cotton Shirts, per doz. s. -6-7-7 so
- Colored Shirts, doz. s5-5 5O-5-7-8-o-l0 H..
Collars recevedn addition former large of
collars of description, 1000 dozen, all Linen collars
so per dozen, 25-I Sol 75-22 IS
"a So 1873 2-3 so and 90, including style,
Marshas Byron Collars which have been highly approved
Of These goods with plain and ruie bosoms, be
found Of the principle ready made linen thTou2
the city, andat the manufacturers Marhas O only
Troy Shirt Depot No. 90 Chatham street. New York. We
de aers and others against the mistakes that
been made Of late Of seeing tcketed
of the windows. 'Recollect marked tcketed
prices be window But remember this the
Of with the prices attached will be circulated for
the benefit OF all These circulars only be in
window and furthermore, advise the and
number Mashals No. &c." No patronage asked Of those
who beat down. jyl5 msc
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HATS.
HATS! HATS! HATS

BROWN cos One Price Hat Store Wholesale and rel
tall 79 Chatham Square, Of Mott street, where
fashion, beauty durability and economy combined to ade
he head.
The proprietors have the pleasure offer addition
TO their recently improved short mapped Hat STYLE the
imitation OF beaverr which closely that Of all u
the most costly and beautiful that the difference easily
perceived Price three dollars We strictly adhere the
price ash SYSTEM which enables us to furnish superior
Hat for the price charged In presenting these Hats TO the
OF beauty, durability, cheapness and comfort md 3ms
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BY order, -
asr VS. RICHA RDSON, Agent.
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
IN offering the public preparation Of Sarsapaa il
with much pleasure the subscribers able that
after devoting aborous chemical experiments they
have succeeded in extracting the essential principles which
the active virtues of Saapaa depend by the construction
Of scientific and ingenious apparatus
~ Tor this puose-he successful operation of which
tracing the virtues Of the Sarsapaa renders Of
TIE greatest Of the and after combining
TINS extract with other articles selected the Mafea Medi
IS termed into compound that has been proved by pac
~ Aprence TO possess the important power OF Immediately
arrest NJ the Of disease and restoring patient
perfect health - '
Az diseases arising from impure Of the blood
habit o. the system such Scrofua obstinate Cuaneous
Empuon,, fmples Chronic Sore Eyes Rheumatism, Ring
UcS, Syptic symptoms and all diseases arising from an
inuAous OF mercury, speedily cured by its usc
The paent therefore, Tho uses this preparation has all
The afflicted invited try once and appropriate TO
themselves the benefits this invaluable medicine can bestow
Prepared sold by A. b. Sands Co.. 23 Broadway cor
Chambers Sold also by A. b. D. Sands 70 Fulton st. cor
Geld and by ID. Sands II East Broadway Market street.
Price 81. jyl7 Imsc
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NOTICE TO EXPORTERS OF
COTrTON

THE CONSUL GENERAL of France hereby notifies the
Shippers Of Cotton France that order obviae all
difficulties with the French Custom Houses and in S"mpl
qured his office from the Collector Of this port when
are cleared France stating the place of Cot
ton laden on boar said vessels.
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NEW BKUNSW ICK AND NEW YOKK.
THE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com
L pany have established Freight Line between New
Brunswick and New York. which they intend perma-
hently.
Leaving New Brunswick at 81 A. NJ. daily, Sundays
ceped) and the foot Of Lber tyreet New York. az p M
To country dealers and chants the above line de-
abe for the speedy and cheap conveyance of merchandise
Of every description, and particularly Dovers and
whenever required
The rates for the transportation of CATTLE horses, mules,
sheep hogs &C. and all other kinds Of merchandise
low, never exceeding steamboat prices
Merchandise by his line subject to any
charge in crossing the North River.
The Company have fitted mp a large storshouse at New
keopcn for the reception of merchandise.
Passengers purchasing their tickets the ticket Offices will
receive ferry Sickets gratis.
70 Freight fer Newark, Ehzabethtown Railway, West
field Paned Scotch Plains Boundbrook and Someiiie is
conveyed by the above lines and delivered the when
received. mia 3m*
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ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD


ton laden ON board said vessels aug lwr
ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD
LIVING.
as aaS s Gcs ssa up 2Hs s f s
Sw IN w saS s sit
the choicest supplies othe markets with bill Of fare not er
tel IL the United States varying prices from SIX cents
and e ne s, dish The tI Jy, and
Dents And all other refreshments in proportion The
assured Of feeling in this establishment quite Eat home In
fact every department Of the under the
to the comfort and HNRY e G%s and
Proprietor of the French and American Eating House.
for 'i am" e e
John GABRIEL VERREN or WERREN,a Naive Of
swiuerand-Anv one who has ever known or heard of
s@, S Sss
have been changed or become corrupted soeing
ei " as nun has oba
incorrect and this Of making general
fI a. cod i%@r Pr. sTAIGER, Philadelphia, Pa.
T'O Gun DEALERs-0uns, Pistols,
90 sinsIs BsneI FOwlips Piece.
Double 90 Guns 20 ea %s S aad Beec
400 Pairs ef ,s.oI.-sssqaed- varieties.
iHs s saa i"s
BY The above articles wi" be '1a " T sfs CO. Prices
GEORGE COLYER, and THOMAS DUGARD. success
their friends the public, that they prepared furnish
timber of description at short notice. and
sonabe establishment in the city, their New
Steam Saw MILL foot Of Fourteenth street, North River
COKPOKAT1ON. NOTICE-PubIc Norice is hereby e.
" that sale OF roperty for unpaid vii take place
Public Auction, City Hall OF the City Of New York
Wednesday the 28th Of September 10 o'clock
property shall be sod that detailed statement
taxes and property to be is published in the New Era
printed andPaSy ,tedin the city q New York
no NEW YORK INVALIDs.-Dr. JOHN THOMSON,
Of Practice WILL by particular request be at No 33 Broome
for few days where he may be consulted by such
afflicted with chronic disease from which they find
relief from other especially dyspepcs fouhs OF
which he thinks may be cured under fifty Of age
au7 m*r
WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY LOW sub
w scrber selling all descriptions OF gold and silver
Watches, gold and silver pencils, gold chains keys &e
low IS to 30 dollars each Watches and I-wey eychan
ged or bought All Watches warranted to keep good time
the returned Watches and Clocks repaired in the
best manner and warranted at much less than the usual prices
porter Of Watches and Jewey, wholesale and reta Wall
street, up stairs. iv2l lmsr
COALl09 Liverpool Camel Coal for sale IN lots
SUIT purhsssg. nov landing from hp siddons Apply to
WRITING PAPERs.-.eoo rcams ruled and plain Letter
w Paper $50 do do do Foolscap
$40 Ieams fine and super6ne Flat Cap
800 do English Copying Paper
200 SS DO ss 'ops,ne g %sS,pm blue sS and ute
Also, large Of Envelope Paper for sale very
low prices BY PERSSE BROOKS
jy@ 81 Liberty street.
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pEARsALL,S OAR ESTABLISHMENT founded IN
1893 at 400 Water street. FIVE doors above Cathanne mar
ket the only establishment OF the kind in the United States
continues to supply the Navy, the American Russian ana
Spanish seamers-has Supplied all the boats and club
boats for the last four hs, now the largest
81 sweeps, and SOULS collected in place .
". The Branch Oar Store the North River sac, "
shut and removed t2 Wafer streets and as save All %
Of will sell enough cheaper % mos
from The Noh River side pay them for neH ,lo"pe
Race boats, club boats, and souls SOTO " ~,
than last W. ,ln
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New BRIeHToN, August 10, 1912.
Pavilion at Neic Brighton-Ihe Young Ladies
there-Ihe Balls Music, &c.
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A~ a. FOR ALBANY, TROY and inerme-
mediate paces-The splendid low pressure
steamboat SWALLOW, Captain A. MLean.
will leave the foot of Courtlandt ST. "Wednesday after
, The above substantial Boat fitted up with elegant
State Rooms, and for accommodation unrivaed the
Hudson.
For freight apply board s. NJ DREW. at
the office he wharf
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Carlisle Springs.
Correspondence Of the Herald

Correspondence Of the Herald
CARLISLE SPRINGS, Aug. 4, 1912.
Carlisle Springs-Their Situation and Adpamta ges
The Ladies-7he Barracks Offers Mornin g
Rides
Mr.. BENNETT -
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k&xS FOR NEW ORLEANS-With quick de spatch--
MN The elegant well known packe! ship QUEEN VIC
;&xk TORIA, Captain Nlalet, will sail as above; She
age passengers which will be taken the lowest par
Iy application IL made on ship, III f. or TO
jy2i JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South st, .
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-kfR FOR, LIvERPooL--New Line--,Regular
MA packet OF 25th AugustThe splendid packet ship
.&H6SIDDONS Captain Cobb. OF 1900 TONS will po
siyely sail above, her regular Err freight
having accommodations unequalled for splendor brit
ply on board. at Qrlesn. wharf foot Of Wall street Gu
+. COLLINS & co. So South street.
Price of passage 500.
The packet ship SHE nin A. Depeyster Of 1000
TONS will succeed the SDDONS and sail 25h September
regular day. . -
iv as adve rflsed.
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Correspondence Of the Herald.1
AUBURN, July 20, 1872.
Its Advanta ges-The State Pyison-h
= - vq.. IL. Mac