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SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK July I.
John s. Graham, (late firm Of James Graham & JONI
n. York.
Nath'l. Wtherel Jr. firm of wthcrell Ames, & Co..
merchsnts)
Albert b. sbsne, clerk, ". Y.
Simon Kranit and Isaac II. Broner, pcdlars firm Of
Krauit Broner) NJ. Y.
Daniel q. Centre, Catskill Greene co.
VIM NJ. p Moore, mariner NY.
Abraham g. Quincy, Pleasant Valley.
Jacob Straut, carriage maker, New Haven
Zachariah NJ. North, Rondout, Ulsterco.
VIM Hall, clerk, NY.
Stephen b. Dean N. Y. late of BufIllo.
Adna II. Southwick, manufac turer Pouchk eepsie
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Before Judge Noah and Aldermen Crolius and Smith.
Juty I-Jane Williams lblack, for stealing three shirts
from MargaIe Keef and frock from Margaret bowling
mp for ninety days. John Dougherty for steal
ing plank from building TO be erected in Mulberry
street sent for sixty days. Catherine Martin for
stealing shawl from the store Of Jared Mack up for
thirty days. John Sweom, for stealing and shovel
from Mr. Randolph sent up for like Joanna
Conner little girl sent to the House Of Refuge for
stealing several ackmiths punches and 9th tools from
Benjamin Gilderseeye. Valentine Still, charged with
drawing knife upon William Gibbs, and Letitis Hagger-
", with stealing small quantity OF lead from David
Hines discharged and the Court adjourned to Tues
day next.
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WATERING PLACES. &C.
SHARON SPRINGS.

THE PAVlLLlON.-This new commodious Hotel will Ne
for the reception Of visitors and after the OF
New York
The clear pure water Of the springs greatly rcEcmbn.
those OF the white sulphur springs OF Virginia. have been
proved 70 be highly chcacoas in Rheumatic Cuianeous Bill
iops aud Dysgepc COMPLAINTS AID in the cure trpelas
Satrheum, Scroua Liver Complaint, and general debility
ana III many ether respects las certified ~ OF The
most eminent medical professors in the United Sats sdei-
nal and healing properties asscd and believed TO be une-
qualled by this
Added TO the.e the rides in the vicinity, villages
extensive views negborng and romnnc scenery
among the offered these seeking IN The heat
OF summer either health pleasure. 49,
These but hours ride fIo, Sarotogs Troy,
Albany, accessible from Canaohare the Alba
ny and Utica railroad where carriages daily await the arrival
OF the from Schenectady aud Utica, vi-
the Springs distance Of about eight miles, arriving
time dinner also by the Albany and Cherry Valley
pike by daily stages being about ortyve miles Of the
city Of Albany.
Warn cold shower Baths furnished all times either
Ia mineral fresh water and every attention ii,
der the stay of visitors agreeable.
An abundance Of the mountain snz Ice stored roI
the season. q w. d. GEDNEY.
THE SPRINGS HOTEL-This Hotel will be Opened at
the village of Sharon Springs for the reception
and combining all the advantages of his gh.h sum
residense. JOHN V. ETTEN.
i0xxofa avs
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New GERMAN CHURCH IN BosToN.-The corner
stone of a new German church was laid in Suffolk
street last Tuesday, with appropriate ceremonies by
Bishop Fenwick, of the r oman Catholic Church.
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AonrEsPtE TO JupeE H,LL-Ciene~a Jackson, in a
recent letter in reference to his fine Of $1,000 and martial
law in New ORLEANS saysOne oft details of the order
declaring martial law that the lamps he put out at
nnc O'Clock and NIL found In the streets after that should
apprehendei aud carried 10 the provost guard for
mnaon." This rule proved announcement to the Judge,
who was bachelor, and spent his evenings with the
ladies'.
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BOARDING.

AT DEAL, MONMOUTH, co. n. J.,
I EWIS F. HANKINSON respectfully informs his friends
- and the public thai he has fitted the best style the
house formerly occupied by jacob Coe the above place
The most beautiful situation on h coast .bou miles from
and fro meet the Philadelphia The Of board will
be found very moderate Also stabng &c for horses
very reasonable terms.
Ii H. pledges himself that effort Of his will be wanting
20 render tho who patronis, him comfortable and that his
house will be found equal along the e3O
PAVILION, SARATOGA sPRlNGs-,The Pavilion CON
uguous to the Pavilion fountain, and equidstan from
Congress and Iodine SPRING. has been thoroughly enovae
and now open for the reception visitors For nence
location beauty Of the grounds adjoining
the rooms and efforts on the part Of the proprietor make
his guests comfortable this house believed
ed The charges for board and have modified to
meet degree the depression Of the tines share of
patronage is respectfully invited.
JOHN CROSS. Proprietor.
Saralog, oprings, June 90, 1872. Ir27 2wr
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

AN INTERESTING WORK ON THE Asr.-yast
publ he'd, BY Carey Hart Notes Of Tour through Tur
Guiding Visit to hh s, rs'5 Grand G Cam, s ESy hinS E
Ifsbes the Red Sea- Mount Sinai, Petra the Edom Of Scrip
'oe 0' oFSoNs Of ! TE FREES with plates
we commend to the pablic sterling work Of travel
re author has contrved to give TO hi, of places
tha, cannot be too much admiredSpmit of the Times
we doubt not but these two Interesting volumes will be
Inc WORK precisely such glad TO take
when he desires information upon the subject Of which
very pleasant unpetending rambes through
regions about which every mind desires
a Is furnished IN style which every one will ndasreeabe
There IS IN the work that interesting and in
We think this book destined become extensively popular
ani we cordially JON with brethren of the press
For ...bS WILEY { PUTNAM.
THE MESA1ERIC MAGAZTVE, OR JOURNAL OF
ANIMAL NAGNETISM-DR II. ii. COII.YER
w publish July 1872, the first number Of periodical with
the above title. II viii be devoted exclusively Mesmeristn
or Annnal Alsncn, aud will contin ample directions and
Instructions Cor Mes gcrrg with accur,ie details Of the
extraordinary and interesting Mcsmec ases and
ments na have occurred either this country Europe
Tor many years vast ne curious, aud Indeed wonderful Wis
ot hd ia' oyanoe respecting the Heavenly
portion Of the Mag .line.
Ii win BE- published monthly aud each number will contain
and style Of the Boston Miscellany.
Terms, 50 per annum payable IN advance.
Letters communsAtons aud oie (p,st pad) addressed 10
The New York Tribune, Herald, Pennsy yan,u Public
Ledger, Baltimore Sun. American Rchnond Star Chieson
Mercury, New Oean r,cayunc, Louville Journal Cncin
nau Republican, Portland Advertiser, will week
for three weeks and send their bills TO the Mail Office,
ae dcslrous of receiving the Magazine will aforesaid
and send copy of their paper to 81 School street. Boston
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NOTICES..

CoSMpTEoLLERs SALE Of STATE sToGKs.-
circulating notes demand their banking hou
st
same at their several agencies in the cids of New York Al
'Ss &C.; '@s? e si.Ss :,
81 s'.s Will
s ;ss s,Ses' 81 Wv York.
seeiaea,es Indians Maternal improSe%ensj stock
pay ''' July STOCK lSi and O Real Estate account $1,000
s nds lana per ss n'eAi Improvement stock
1855 NC" per cent .f'''' eAS''''n' ''0eA s SoS
certificate Indiana per CT internal Improvement stock
lass, 'e" pei cent '' '"'''''" ~ '''SA sIc5 S
SEQ 900 New York 3per cent Ene ena.emen stock
certificates Illinois per cent Illinois and Michigan canal
stock pay. 1899, for $1,000 each, , $4,000
J;si !sss i SsoS .sss . .,, na,, s,seSS
Bank advertised on account the d. s
jeaa,o jyar 4. &. FLAGG, Comptroller
rrIoE THr AUBURN \ ROCHESTER, r. r. Coz
pvdsnd Of Ess per- ~ be paid ON G
~ Capital Stock of this Company the first day OF July
Shareholders whose Stock is registered in the City Transfer
Dc S NeS ~ e City sw s an S os o
ShGse Stock Is not registered in the City will be paid their
je,toiyl G'''' . '''' CHAs SEYMOUR Treasurer
mU en 70 Is ON Ha
at the old exclusive Boot Store ia ey can
REEL " BoSTs s
at s Of s ss sas % Heels haae
F-fhe elasticity adds greatly the durability of the
secondy-They make noise in walking upon the pave.
Thirdy-Thev proven, Boots from running down the
Fcuthly-They enable the walk with much less
Fi6hy-They do not tear do nailed
sirthly-They to with comfort BY those having
As usual constantly hand all kinds Of DOou Wholesale
and retail at mann scinrers prices le6lnec
NOTICE. special meeting of The ctockholdcr Of the
s@ sSr SGTTSay &
of July next at o'clock A NJ unequal attendance re-
qa''''d GEo S't e. Q eo e B'FSiiS' Secretary
Boston, June 81, 1912. j2o2w.r
D. ZIMMERMAN IS Broad street, offers for sale lot
Champagne. Damot,c brand, superior quali,y
sG o. OIL in mas basket,
nr%periin in css's, vintage 1872 and 1897 ,.,,n,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OWEN, Counsellor q Law,
""s mes fg be consulted on all "''' !" Bankruptcy
M9yT UT ar, PAfENT, RoRTARLE tf,uRNAcEE and
ia b bhe h,csg la the area o. the yard
ao and o Th Sps @,e require ony
Of pipe t them for No article has given bet
satisfaction 90 those farmers who have used them.
Patent Hard Coal Furnace, article for
will max. anea little stove for winter
Pa Chin Charcoal Furnace pstt ems
improved. These lined with FIRE brick Also very low
priced furnace without lnlng
Combination and Fuel-Saving Cook Stoves, at summer
THE nG .@e s ss they ys equally
well adapted for summer as winter. Dealers supplied on
liberal terms. j. l.. MOTT,
el imNc 26t Water and IS bowery.
HAVANA And PRINCIPE SEGARS
NJ RAIDER IS Chatham street. has received b. the Hslles-
WI pont 900 &c his celebrated La Norm Seesrs also
beautiful lot Of No. NJ and Perez fincipe Segars
which he offers Tor sale reasonable nrccs leo imAc
piLLs Of hange all parts of England Ireland
land in of f5 TO- els and f20 any anopn for
sale at 8 J. STLVESTER'S,
ieiic u Wall II. and iaa Broadway.
CHLORIDE of LINE-sOO casks Boyd. superior " Chic
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CIvILzED.-One of the Indian tribes on the bor-
der OF Arkansas, is stated to have system of COM
mon school educatioo much superior to that in the
State Of Arkansas
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HATS.
HATS! HATS! HATS II

DROWN cos One Price Hat Store, wholssa and RI.
- tail, 7o Chatham Square, Of Mott street, where
fashion, beauty durability and economy combined ,rn
the head.
The prorrletors have Il. pleasure to offer addition
TO their recently improved short mapped Hat STYLE the
imitation of beaver which of all fux
the most costly and beautiful that the difference is not easily
perceived Price three dollars. We strictly ahere the one
Price cash system which enables to furnish very
Hat Tor the charged In presenting these Hats 10 the
public the propIetcrs think they have reached the uumaum
Of beauty, durability, cheapness and comfort. 3ms
A N IMPORTANT QUESTION is here presented for The
~ serious reflection of the purchasers of Hats Is IL
tent with true economy pay five dollars
Beaver Hat, when the article be bought Wall
street, (betMeen Broad and New seets for FOUR DOL.
LARS Thus no deceptive assertion. A single til, or
Inspection vii satisfy the that the Beaver
Hat now Offer Gas from being the inferior article often sold
for less than FIVE dollars. The fact is that the article offer
ed is generally raled and in surpassed
at that price. u in consequence of the price
the material together with the economical policy this
tablshmen-and the opretors engaging personally the
the wsen; great inducements offered
such as offered before
WARBURTON & WEBB
iel0lmsr II tiers w all street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-02

VERY KIND All the planters in St. Crox have
expressed the pious wish that the temp, -ance men
may go to Heaven Immediately. Reason-ther
rum trade is ruined.
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BOO K BIN DIN G
PAPER RULING,


Fl IRELAND No 100 Nassau street, having entire
l. stock of Binding Tools and Ruling Machinery OF the
latest and most approved patterns, prepared
al orders in the most durable and handsome manner.
Merchants Account Books and all other kinds of Bankwork
ruled and bound 10 patterns and style that wsaued
give satisfaction Any work done the Eng
Ii s mode If required H. has had long in both
methods mis-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-02

Darwin Gibson formerly a residen. in Mobile, ana al
forwards cashier Of bank in Georgia, has been put on
trial in New Orleans for uttering two forged cerhcaes
Of depose for $1,000 and 50 200 respectively purporng
to be sfthe Union Bank of New York. No evidence was
offered for defencethe accused rested on nav IN the
Indictment. The Jury found him guilty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-02

BiRp. TIE MovsrER Bird, the wretch who fast
ened his wife to the chair and set fire to her clothes
which caused her death, has been found guilty OF
manslaughter only! He was tried in Pittsburg,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-02

PATH HOUSE, LONG ISLAND-Ihs long and well
II known boarding and bathing establishment having
Gently undergone numerous which the
erection OF several elegant hosues the
the ocean, for the reception of company during the
season The great extent of private beach this horche
perfect security IN bathing even for ladies' and children (he
bathing houses being within stones throw Of the
the shady cos and delightful locust adjoining
the pleasant rides in the surrounding the excellent
fishing grounds and other of heathu and
nt-he beautiful Of the All the
lower bay almost constantly envened by vessels
arriving outward bound render this situation
sec unequai by the vicinity Its accommodations
AMPLE the and the temperature. in the
distance beins but nine miles
from Brookn) the by stages hours
to business render peculiarly well adapted residence for
jels2msr WILLIAM BROWN. Proprietor.
CHARON SPRINGS PAVILION, SChOHARTE Co
" Fourth OF JulyThe Grand Openng al, for the Season.
Will take place the evening of the h July the Sharon
Springs Pavilion which for the Of
No pains will be spared to render the agree
able; q. w. b. GEDNEY.
BEDFORD MIN'RAL SPRTNGS-This well known water
- ig place. situated IN Bedford County, Penns> lyana
open for the reception of visitors.
To those who have visited the Springs may be
pike, which through Psnns Philadelphia TO
Pittsburgh few miles Of the chief elevation Of The Allie
ghany Mountains. "
Every thing been provided this watering place to render
sooun pleasant those who seeking health enjoyment
Amusements will be found suited all and band
OF music VIII be in attendance.
The patronage extended the subscriber two
will induce the renewed the
June 10th. 1872 WILLIAM REYNOLDS.
Je29eod lmr Proprietor
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90 W BETTER place 70 find Boots and Shoes chesp
49, nu we are that in New York there is any
aee so soJo as at the Clinton Shoe Market2o Canal
~, ~. corner OF Hudson street. Those who have
mso 70 e generally satisfied that this is fact nm
1uesuonaole. h ,hose who msy have tried our boos
''s' W "dHe u'e triai
n n c..,.u... A. KNOX & CO.
ieat m-r - f~N""ss VI ""eo"
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DRY GOODS, &c.
TO THE LADIES

TO THE LADIES.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY .GoODs.-The proprie-
ues Mss KING daughter Of the celebrated Carl King
lie s ,ne spring trade yet presented the psb
p as regards the quality and cheapness the articles
bs s seIeb,a,sSs e s1 e The following
SHED ESTREP9Ye h sew P3 aSp e sT'SSae
SIfLb1-And Lawn Hats do do-An entire new stye
"MoDINE CAPACITIES, ELssLER
COTTAGE
raFis sian and English FANCY sTRAWs Of the 6os., ,.,
ture, in great variety. 49, w.
The P,prieess respectfully sooits the ladi.s n favor h
with call and examine her elegant and stock OF Mil
will be them in price and great NJ
regards the variety aud luality q the goods.
MISS 5. KING, Magazine de Modes,
Je22 lmTr 293S Broadway.
- BOOTS-BOOTs AND SHOES-Tbe cbcsn.
~ and best assortment Of this article in The cty
and warranted LADIES' Misses and Chldrens' Boots shoe.
aud slippers, Of style and fashion, chcacr than
fered be found 367 Broadway and % Canal street all Of
her own MAJ usctunng Gentlemen will not be disappointed
BY calling he above they will the article
they want Boys, do You call yon will be suited T.
Je29it-c GREGORY CAHlLL.
x1 DRESS BOOTS--LATEST FRENCH
~15 Sly LE.-The subscriber makes order, Boots
the above DESCRIPTION, Of the finest quality Of French Calf
Ssn and III ne latest STYLE and AZ reasonable pces
who have been in the habit of pyiny oxaVagant
ces Tor inferior articles requested ca and be convinced
thai his prices from twenty per below other
stores IN the neighborhood Drawings being taken Of the feet
ns Iar Of lasts Kept Tor each customer, there difficulty
ophsptsny on hand lae assortment OF fssN onsbe ready
TENTS l TO SIX DOLLARS; Half Boots, Caters, Shoes,
,,,u. JOHN L. WATKINS, III Fulton st.,
Between Nassau and Dutch
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The HiA a! AZ HOusE.-This establishment !. now
renovated and furnished upon scale of iberalty
with the demands the public. The department
the has been placed under the charge Of
expernsed artist, who will Lark supplies that the markets
can afford To those unacquainted with the location the
Hamilton House, only necessary say, that situated
at the ocean entrance TO the Naow from eight miles
handing noble view Of the lower bay and the Atlantic and
andwaTd the highly cultivated and fertile shores of
Long Island and the habor Of New York Nothing
coed the beauty Of the prospect direction The au-
brious periods Of the day. the by and
steamboat, and the mingled life and retire of the po rem
der tins estab second within hundred miles
New York The apartments commodious airy, and
their accommodations aked with those of similar
houses liz etoore the vicinity Of the city The rides in The
neighboJho9d the fishing grounds billiard tenpn al
lieved, to he wished for by any guest
Families DESTROYS of securing for he would do
well to make early application To the proprietor
lei lmr
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HAVANA And PRINCIPE SEGARS
NJ RAIDER IS Chqtham street. has received b. the Helles
I pont &c his celebrated La Norm Seears also
beautiful lot Of superior No.a and Perez fincipe SeRars
which he offers for sale reasonable nrces. eq imAc
PILLS Of hange all parts of England Ireland and Scot
ID land in of f5 c TO- els and $40 amosnt for
sale at g. J. SYLVESTER'S,
ietic u Wall II. and i7a Broadway.
CHLoR!DE of LIME-SOO casks Boyds superior +" Chic
ie1oc ~ PERssE &BRooKs, 81 LIBERTY st.
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FrrcE OF THE AUBURN X ROCHESTER X. r. Coz
Cananda qua, June g 1912.
Semi Annual Dividend of Five Cent will be paid the
~ Capital Stock Of this Company the first day OF July
Shareholders whose Stock is registered in the City Transfer
Books Of this Company will RECEIVE payment the Bank Of
the State of New York the City OF New York; and those
whose Stock registered the City will be paid their
Dividend at this Office.
BY order of the President and Directors.
jeJtoylr CIIAS SEYMOUR Treasurer
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This improvement in transportation affords Western Mer-
chants peculiar advantages The goods being carefully packed
the boats warehouse, No 363 Market street.
ried the Columbia aud Portage Railways without tran
Shipment Careful captains and employed who take
Of the goods at Philadelphia, and continue with them
the entire route thus avoiding delays and the liability of lots
being separated on the way
Passengers forwarded Pttsburg and Pottsve eve
~ day, Sundays excepted
H. STORKS, Agent,
al2 3ms Washington street.
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CATsKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE,

AT THE FINE ONtHAKU.-l8t2.
THIS romantic and fashionable will conducted dur
ing the under the direction and
dance of the subscriber IL has undergone coaee and
thorough repair and open for the reception of visitors
No effort will be spared maintain the deseredy high
ter which il lis heretofore acquired.
As heretofore its tables will be furnished with every decacy
that the New York market afford; and every possible
tenton that the convenience and its
patrons will be promptly bestowed The road leading this
establishment and especially that the has
been rendered perfectly smooth and safe
Messr. A. Beach Co.'s excellent line stages will run
heretofore regularly between he landing and the Mountain
House, on the arrival of the boats
T. L. REACH Pron,;.,oJ
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,fspecie payments by the banks Of New Orleans This
been forced upon them against their own ncinaton
~ the operations public odinion In common with the
,ther sections The Bank Of Illinosis to resume on
he 18th proximo according TO the notice we published on
Monday at which time also the Banks Of Kentucky are to
to specie payments. The New Orleans banks
we're to have resumed on the 10Th inst. which day
however specie quoted at las per cent PREMIUM.
All the banks will probably not be able montan them
selves and the of bills and cannot be expected
materially improve until that matter is denitivev set
led The probability is, however that before the new
crop of cotton makes its appearance the pnsound banks
will be driven from existence and the business of the
crop VIII open upon strictly specie basis Ofcourse the
banks o Alabama cannot continue in their present
They must either to be- be governed by the spirit
OF honesty, which reigns uppermost in the public
mind New Orleans and Mobile the grea, head quar-
ers ofthe markets of purchase for the staple which forms
two thirds THE whole exports from the Union That
staple finds sale in, and governed by the currency Of
foreign markets The system hitherto pursued of attempt
ing to govern its price by paper mutations in the home
market and which has been the prolific of ias
trous revulsions ust be given up The paper system
throughout the world has receive shock from which
can scarcely and in this country least of all
be maintained when il is ottering at its great centre
England The Bank OF England has been struggling for
its specie drawn from il for the purchase
ocorn 1t has succeeded any extent until the past
winter when its bullion had slowly risen but not until
relaxation the part OF the banks of the continent pr
mtted gold to fow towards England In order to observe
the may take the comparative of the
banks Of England, and of France, indication of
the banking movement on the continent, and in Eu
rope.
The returns of the Bank of France for the quarter end
ing April 80 give the following results of the leading
items compared with the return of the quarter ending
June, 1871