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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-29
BATH BUILDINGS.

EORMERLY RENSHAW'S, at Long Branch-This
opened BY the subscriber the 9th June, He begs
respectfully to inform its former patrons and the pusic that
have made since last year. and will be in complete read
Wshinsto be reasonable the times will Afford the board
Ias fSme!y Chdrea o certain age and seryants half ce
Long Branch Young people nor requiring much win
6ld accommodating terms
le29 lm-r JAMES GREEN.
"a NORTH CANAAN, tConn.) July H. lsi2.-J. q
E@ BENNETT Dear Sir-For several days past noticed
yss yo.T daily (which By the way receive Tssuar
all over but did no oR HS UsH!0n made Of
b n sr xsy yoa have meyer heard Of this M
winter travel from New York Albany and BY the way
ss er gentlemen from your place thought they would can
that calls that he than again.
doubt whether will of them until winter,
take the rail will comp sted from Our House 10
West S,oekbridg and that peect the chain Of rail from
something Of the particulars Of location We are within
one mile the north line Of the State
othem Is lake. that abounds fish almost tall
the mountain self We have other fine lakes; The
streams which hazard nothing in saying for Trout and
Pike fishing are not second 70 any in New England if in the
Joining towns in Massscuseits pehaps few could caught
and put few of them with plenty Of fish, and will have
S S ra % mss & t % n ssoS Gses 70 s
arrivala Bridgeport the the Housatonc rail road
Suppose You up youse and ask your friends to come
There the falls too fifty feet perpendicular
about thus section as had rather people should look il over for
,hsmseives by the way pay your fare on board The boat
$50 from New Ye to hs1e The s e ,ss leave Our houss
daily and passengers breakfast here and dine in New York
IA pw.c ioa''' WIN J fei}ffS''B ARsTow.
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BOA RIDING.

-
AT DEAL, MONMOUTH, co. N. j.,
r EVILS F. HANKINSON respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has fitted the best style the
formerly occupied by Jacob Coes the above
the heaihu the coast miles from
Red Bank and fourier from ssown Stages through
and fro meet the Philadelphia The of board will
very reasonable terms.
LIZ H. pledges himself that effort Of his will be wanting
render ho.e who paronse him comfortable and that his
house will be found equal to along the e3o I'm
BEDFORD MINERAL. SPRINGS This we'll known
watering place situated in Bedford County Pennsylvan
is open for the reception Of visitors.
To those who have never visited the Springs be
that they situated the great Western Turn
pike which passes through Pennsylvania from Phadephi
Pittsburgh few miles Of the chief elevation Of the Allie
shany Mountains.
Every hing has been provided this watering place render
pleasant to those who seeking health
Amusement will be found suedto all tastes and good band
Of music will be ! attendance. W. ~
daily stage w leave Chambersbury in the morning, and
arrive the springs the evening" IL prefer the
Baltimore and Ohio Rnl Road To Hincock, will have daily
conve yanccs from there 10 the springs.
The liberal extended TO the subscriber the
will the renewed exertions coming season.
WILLIAM REYNOLDS.
je29 cod 1m~r Proprietor.
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Bankrupts.
SOUTHERN DISTINCT OF NEW YORK.

John L. Brewster, dale merchant Of n. York now Of
Brooklyn Sept D.
Joseph T. White thrm Of white & Rlchsrds) mer.
chant, y. York. Sept, ,.
Thomas T. Richards Sept. g.
Jonathan Dsnforth. merch liant ~. York.
Moses q. Wool merchant, y. York
Richh Burgacw, victuaer, \. York.
?. q. Merritt, victualler. n. York.
james NJ Burger, N. York, 1Ate 6rm Of Burger sts.
vens, Derot)
n. c. ". T.. Hanson, house painter, BROOKLYN
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HAVANA AND PRINCIPE
SIG AIRS

M RAIDER, g Chatham q" 3 street offers for sale
Ssss sSS W Veil FiiTjinsips:
IS oco R;onda.
Eae d E asSe. .ua nsdss " stock Of tho choicest
NO. sLIgEkTT sTEEE =" S .'".sn' Broadway and
W. s Ms;iss lint LIEF, ss n for e. sale
lco Cass. refined ID basket s salt
80 Tons superfne soda ashes.
50 Bales Chesterfield factory brown .hsetias.
1900 G sHs s psSenFt ' : b ST'es sm,.
Bale s2tton carPeting tire and four yards wide.
All Of which will be sold at lowest market prices lie
Uk TTossST ENEss MIL EsSS a. NEW
semmupisston between Boston ami this city the Post Master
the De"si%spt from ii. city Boston under The im%e
date the undersigned to commence the
To carry the fullest possible these views cfthe
Bedford win be received board the regular clock Mail
pSsstd Ss s' Tour
Public NOTICE therefore hereby given OF the above arrange
% na s viii i BE- Ss "a tie
shortest possible space Time and T HAR IN iso5
New York July lsth 1912. ~ " iyis AYR
b3s S aA New F YSE JSy y
s:iaS;sed ESss:. asS s,"sds Which Ms,,snss1. viii
Ms':ls Hamdsn Co. for sayn the Mail: between 81:
@ the s sRs DE sss
ss @ Sf % aSd s md Dip
Ss%s xs s ms Se Sc '" the s .. S
y h' S' ntS G q ies
1rsHs sSS Il! 3
S s , s s%. ss
~ M s sad ,S &. S
date place psung Teyl with directions TO cause the de
yIi Letter. viii iir be ssi,Sd' on board steamboats,
Ts1ss sl'S pH lie tn" %e
during which Time postasecan be Paid.
NIL direct g Albany Which ,ays, Z. o'clock from
boz being placed board said the lock Of the de-
The Mes,ensers viii through 70 Baao aud instructed
sa @ ss sI S ss % hs H Willie
received :, hi. Office 20 O'clock NJ and letters for the
WIEN boat DH' GG6IfNs toRiNER GRAHAM I'M
HIEES EKRss sr Ns M F2 ~ AaSASY
sib convenience despatch and secsy 10 the increasing
FS% as f sTss, es FGsf from 3 fy ss
gers attached 70 the department from ri, city y Buffalo un-
SsI ns ' o" he a. Of the to
as' one ,sT y. n'
la o'clock mail boat s.d, i desired, oe paid
l sSss Ss @
letters depo ed in the Post Office OF ibis city othe o'clock
Mail directed Albany and Troy and Buffalo and ntem
iiate ces will be forwarded from Albany by the Express
Mail under charge Of the messengers.
Public notice therefore hereby given Of the above arrange
fe sa with a al @ 3 S
EST secnritv f. JEROME HUMPHREY,
General Mail Agent.
New York July 18th. 1912. jyl7 2wr
HOT AND COLD SALT WATER BATHS.
DABINEAU'S New Hot and Cold Salt Water Baths, ~
n the foot of Desbosses street, third pier south Of Cana
street. North Rverl open for the accommoaon OF
both ladies' aud gentlemen Open from sunrise until II o'clock
nj night. .
NJ b. The water where the baths stationed has been
deepened which renet other situation the
vicinity Of New York On Tuesday the Bath is exclusively
devoted TO ladies III 2. NJ band Of music will be at
tendance every pie evening Price OF cold bath l2 Cts
warm baths Is ie3 3msr
COLLECTIONS all arts OF the United States made
- the favorable terms
Foreign Gold and Silver purchased and sale q the best
rates, by g. j. SYLVESTER,
UBr % Wall 81, and 80 Broadway.
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U. b. Ciicuit Court,

Before Judge Belts.
July 2s-Benj DENY err charged with robhinp letter
placed IN tue once at Greene county where be Wss os
master, was arragned He plead guilty and his tal
was set down for Tuesday next. ~
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SILK BANNERS, &c.

IJANNINGTON X Co, 1913 Broadway near Read street
Respecuny inform the Order of !. o. of o. f. and their
lriens generally, that they ord
for Flags and Banners IN the supe style beauty
durability and economy having Silks made for the express
casion that Will make the largest banners without
with =
Specn and Designs b. seen at their Est
2SJ Broadway, or sent TO any part Of the Union.
For style design and execution OF works OF the kind
Ter TO the Gays Banner, M. H. l. q. of o. r also
Geenw,si No. o. Harmony. A.! Covenant s. Perseverance,
u isD Military Companies School
the socstes ST. Nicholas New England ST. Geolgc, s. An
Window Shades IN variety from 81 each To the richest
and best, rainted by the most eminent artists.
Stained tiss, AFTER the OF the warranted
nevef t. change color with many improv.
church window: and Other public and private buling
boats, racket ships, store windows, &c Sc.
le,tiioni OF Stained Glass PAINTED muslin FOR church
wiiow,ey close imit on OF the real glass triiug
expense, t@ glass obeured and painted brilliant coors,
very durable and cteaI. iy t7r
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY LOW.-The sub
w scrbcr is selling all descriptions of gold silver
Watches gold and silver pencils gold chains KEYS
tail lower than any other place the city. Gold Watches
as ow IS Is TO 30 i9Ias each Watches aud wey eychan
sed or bought All Watches warranted 10 keep time
the money returned Watches aud Clocks repaired in the
best aud warranted much less than the prre
BY of the finest workmen IN the city, g. c. ALLEN I'm
porter OF Watchesa and Jewey wholesale and 10 Wall
II, up iypi Imsr
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Taym 20 De nude adv the SUNNY from August
To- May / ncNi--snb't duenty semi. annually.
Large boarding houses, Stables hreweres tannees public
olhs packing or sailing houses aud all other ship
lng &c, VIII be charged Ia proportion the quantity
used on t.reeIntM with the commissioners
Ohlce hours from O'Clock A NJ until NJ in the old Aims
Hrlse. Eu,rsIce by centre door.
SAMUEL STEVENS
JOHN ID. WARD,
XEB'D RING,
Il. BlRDSALL
iy20 2wr Water Gamma, ,iouey.
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HATS.
HATS! HATS! HATS Il!

HATS! HATS! HATS /!
Drown cos One Price Hat Store wholesale and re-
TAIL 79 Chathsm Square, of Mott street, where
fashion beauty durability and combined to adern
the head
The proprie,or1 have the pleasure now to offer addition
imitation Of beaver which closely resembles that of all us
tns mos, cosy ani oesniu st the not easily
price cash which enables furnish very superior
Hat for the charged In presenting these Hats the
public the propretos think they have reached the ulmatum
OF beauty, durability, cheapness and comfort. md 3n*
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WATERING PLACES, sc.
SHARON SPRINGS.

THE PAvILLIoN-Thi. commoaogs Hotel will will Be be
June next Village Of Sharon Springs. schohae County,
The clear pure of the springs; greatly resembling
s,: BE ss sgs %a BIZ
s and and hs and S" general o Spy
and many ssiS!ss asf
ing in De a., Up SsslsS 3 S n
suslled BY in this country ,. v, VILLAGE.
extensive neighbonns and romspie scenery
SSa@ :p sat r sf 81. e
ny Gs whs and S ss ss ya
s to IS s SPINS distance about eight %es arriving
%s dinner also 9y the Albany and Cherry Valley
warm cold and shower Baths furnished at all times. either
Of mlnera or fresh water and attention given
abundance OF the purest mountain Ice stored for
i r ifPsy srRNos os S,' T.
the above village Of Sharon Springs for the reception OF vs
O and Combining all the advantages q his aeshp sum
IN" az 'i io%assw.r 'ohN v ElIEN.
CATSKlLL MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
AT THE. PINE ORCHARD.-lsi2.
Tis romantic and fashionable viii be conducted dur
dance 1 s s Tnf as the an.
NooS repa aud new for the reception Of visitors
G E the high 'h'''
o viii cam he s py.s
en,on that can promote the convenience and offs
Sds%sz hs &. sssnS
s Goes aee line of will
= heretofore regularly between the landing and the Mountain
House, on the arrival Of the boats.
C. L. BEACH. Proprietor.
June 18th, 1872 Jel4 3mr
path HOUSE, LONG TSLAND.-This long aud we'll
known boarding and bathing establishment having re-
Gently undergone improvements, among which the
erection OF elegant hosues of
the for the reception Of company during the
perfect security in bathing for ladies children (he
bathing houses being within of the mansioLl
the shady cool and delightful locust adjoining the house
,he pleasant rides in the surrounding 1.-THE excellent
fishing grounds and other Of healtul
nthe beautiful Of the All pic and the
lower bay almost constantly envened BY vessels
spec u9eqoaed by any in the vicinity It's accommodations
days Of summer, anything but oppressive The con
yenence of and distance beng bat miles
to business render peculiarly well adapted residence for
gentlemen OF busir 50 in New York.
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yHEAP HARDWARE STORE
GOOD SUMMER WINE

] B. sTOUvENEL, importer of French Wines Of
Wines He has removed from his old stand Nassau
to No 81 Ann street, In. ar Nassau) basement.
Always on hand the best and recherche Wines ST. Ju
Ian Moptienau ST E.teve LATTE Medoc, SC. in barrels
gnsdy Hetage &c. superior Cognae Brandy best quality
Chn Port Wine, Portugal nd Spanish Wines.
j. B. s. will also sell by the dczen bottled Wine for private
famlies which will be sent Of the city, sao by the
tronaye.
No Wines are impure sold by him, he imports them
direct.
o. b. 8 has opened boarding house Ioboken, oppo
site Vauxha Garden, the road wheie kept
Of the best Wines Private parties supplied with good
dinners and refreshments. jyi2 lm~c
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LOOK OUT.
He who steals my purse steals trash.
But he who iishes from me Of my good name
Robs me OF that which not enriches him.
But makes me poor indeed.-( Shakespeare.
M A RSHAT,T,

HIS ONLY TROY SHIRT DEPOT. No. 90 Chatham
street makes the above quotation because Others
TO hlch from him his good and reputation We
have more than made public the impost
tised dealers and Others, pursuit OF
reg.ed Troy shirts Bosoms, and Collars Blu, tina, i'm
positions the increase therefore, shall keep these
facts before The public which will expose mposts and may
Mar.has only Troy Shirt Dept" is painted on our awning
9pr window and about store No go our only
Pearl and Chatham streets and on the right hand side in
Chatham street. in passing TO the City Hail. See the
q MARsliAtLs - ~ and you are st e9Tsc,
Strong made Cotton Shirts, with linen booms collars and
10 30-ll-2-l2 0l3-l6-16 5O-i1-l82o-2i-22 5o-2i-23
3O32 30-3-38. Plain Cotton Shirts per dog. S. 3O-6-77
-. Colored Shirts, doz. SIS 50-6-73-9-iO- IT,
Collars just receved-In addition former large stock
collars every description 1000 Dozen all Linen collars
so dozen. 62c75c37c-Sl 25I 5O-I 75-2-2 Is
- 3g2 T53-3 253 80 and co. including style
Marhals Byron Collars winch have been so highly approved
Of These goods with plain and ruife bosoms be
found of the principle ready linen through
the city. andt the manu- tcturers Marsaals only
Troy Shirt Depot No. Chatham street, New York. We
caution dear and others the mist akes that
made Of seeing tcketed
Of the windows. Recollect, marked tcketcd
prices be window But mber tins the
Of with the attached will be circulated for
the benefit Of all These circulars only be in
window and further advise the
number Ma shall No. CO." No patronage asked of those
who beat down. iYi3 msc
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DRY GOODS, Sc.
TO THE LADIES.
SHIRTS. SHIRTS.

II f,T WIZ
~ lam street, corner OF Liberty, ", Notice is hereby
Merchants and traders general that the prorietors
he above establishment have adopted method OF manu-
atuIing which enables them 70 sell their shirts az a cheaper
a than any other houre In this city. THIS will be
iinned BY the list Of prices follows
=, ~ ,,,-..,, Per Dor
Nuan Shirts, with Linen Bosoms and Collars Al 80
Do stitched IN the Bosom and Collar 900
Do Colorsd hue patterns. large sizes. ZOO
Also, large quantity OF Bosoms and Collars constantly ON
aud, when VIII pc oneIed cheap Tor cash. jyI
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SUMMER STOCKS

SCARFS, CRAVATS AND GLOVES.
lust RECEIVED, mar supply of the above articles cor,
si,tns Of very light and ELASTIC stock expressly Tor hc
unrurr monls. Aiso-Scns aud Crava i gres, v.,.,,
iarse ment Of SILK, Thread. Cotton and Horskn
o'ea, the old esablishnent2 Broadway. between Park
lace aud Murray street.
PARSELLs. Agent for j. AGATE
b. Constantly hand extensive Linen
nd Muslin Shifts Luen Dress Fronts, Linen Collars, Under
, srments. &c. Sc. iy Int
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WATER CoMnissIoNER's OFrIcE,

-IIoil,t July I5i2
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Croon Aqneduct Com.
mittec OF the Corporation have alter Com
mssioners, for the the Croon Water
Of New York with water. '''
The following the which the water is Al pre- sent
furnished -
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IMPORTANT TO THE
pURTTC

Ii who wish economxe obtain Clothing Of the best
guilty remarkably cheap, at 2o5 Canal street, one door
OF Hudson Also, large assortment OF Cloths, Cass.
,eres, Vesnss and Summer Goods from which Clothing of
hId made to order the best reduced
rices. Canal lie 3msr
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FURNITURE.
GEORGE w DAWSON
Wholesale and Retoa Furniture ard General Eur
nishinS Warehouse, No 67 Chatham street. cor
OF Duane STREET Ne1p YoysL

Wholesale and Retca Furniture ard General Fur
nishinS Warehouse, No. 67 Chatham street. cor
nor Of Duane street, Neo York.
w HhE re keeps for sale large assortment Of the follow
Tables Chairs, Office and Portable DesS Glass Gases Book
uses Looking Glasses Dining Centre Tea aud Pier Tables
s sse s9 st so'f Befi5 o s B" ra;a,.e Ha
Dressing Bureaus, Safes, &c
Also, hrge Of wauens Wearing Ar
pIei new aud second hanacd.
All the above articles oil, rcd 10 Ire rhhe Il very
low Prices PersDis of said articles would tad q 10
ment
Shipping orders punctusly attended and r-.,l.l the
shortest reasonable uresses, Bedding,
&c for fitting vessels constantly on hand.
All orders the above establishment Will be ptetuay at
ferhed TO and Thankfully received.
~. B-The highest prices will be given Tor SECOND Hand
Furniture, and Gentlemen and Ladies cast OF Clo,hiDs
a22 6m.i
CHEAP HARDWARE STORE.
L HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, recei, ed per late ar
rivals from Birmingham AVID She dield Together with gene
is s e Very IoWEsT C%sli fRICEs TO OIL
attention Of Country Merchants, Builders, Cabinet
s.he is confident they Sll find it TO their int rest
r him with call.
ALFRED F. LAGRAvE,
regular supply s1S 81 IL svER R'SG ST S and
Goopers Glue Aso-s complete assortment of Mechanics
Tools James Screws &c. me- SIN.
REFINED SUGAR, WINES, &c.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Wine aud ;om mission
W, Merchant, No New street ono door from Wall
BILE and single refined Sugar small osves which he i'll sell
at his usual low rates. in parcels to suii buyers.
please The old Lomeno Madeira of 1912, In bottles AMI in
pipes hhds AND casks Of champagne care and
other light Wines Of the choicest brands always sale
low prices Orders for kind shall be faithfully executed
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tween White and Walker street-Csrpcs Of every de-
piion made and alt cred the intricate roomsCur-
made and altered the latest style Mattresses sofas and
chairs, made order match any description Of lun-
m Tho Subscriber not hay ing expenses Of store TO
bd to make Of the above articles at such prices TO suit
- iifaes.
purchasing Carpets and Oh Cloths can have word
vce, BY calling above Paper Hanging Carpets clean
!. Grease spots extracted, sc. iv6 lm-e.c
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sPANIsH DOUBLOONs Tor sale on ayorable tenn, at
s. J. SYLVESTERs,
jyi6r % Wall street and 100 Broadway.
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SH / II rs

,HIHTS made to order after the most approved French
fashions Gentenens Garments Of all descriptions made 10
rider al the shortest notice.
Gercmens Furnishing Store Ct and 50 Maiden lane corner
William street.
jeS0 Inns WILLIAM COLLINS.
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(Oun111er IL.

uc1c 0eeEe i'm Na1 lencnte con 0rpstritta,,ic,, as
tcu alIeu unb Der fenen &6utstn 8ictcria cac 5cms
auro uncrcr 0Icttsn uuS Sceere lltertroeu ats ter
8ant pen gnsloHc eeatsr, infer 9eIomefen sn resn.
r,> Die @nfalotcn aussuochnen reer einsaSeben I'M.
rr @jelo su pra9eu unere Gedofte Su tebcrrlden.
rcryatbcridbe See inter ,ns nur Sfeuth ausslfpres
ten npaor obcr mir renfer, IS nuG 70 tueit toiinen
penn cs enrIi better rrcrren ra. ScIee Sdritte bsi
feiteu, uact uuerer Wcjuun9, Die Dee amer,taniibe
Grtliru pcr, be riss NaI ae9en bic
tritGildeu Gerr6ber in CANOE crgebcn miro. a. B, .
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7srJ(ugun9eu.

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trf9stnt rsasIMi5i tssn 6r'it"9.
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-ew 5eber pcitmeiiter nat b1s Net,t, ein'n 8ref
in wet,sn (lt 3situn159e!p beFuoet, ri 'n &c"
NSear MS uni,re enfsrnteu eeltr o!Io GtlN icrecn
worn, {, brauhsu le MIR 3N iAreM pHtn'Ht'r 81 g.:
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an ms ~ leaeu. Gr retb ooa,u bic soc:c1' oaraNf
wno fr1af;rt Sen Sr;cf. 1saoIc 0en SH1crbenen 'pe
hpn, Or, fer pa5 Vo}taelo eripart miro.
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9an9D VreitQ9 ben 7te1 OPtober, zESAz9

flOe'leH, eaB tbre giuidrdufuNq 1T Ser ( o1 70
~ eeltsbt. uno ibre Selhaeung ces slrteiter5 it
etlsn y I'm eerrun9, nm bic Sdde uloerant
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