The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-19

CoLuMBiA HALL. NEW LEBANON sPRINGs.N
and he pas sSs'' ;ha Ike
make arrangements with families for r. PARSONS
EoLIAN HOTEL. NO s8i BROADWAY. WILL BE
~ opened on or after Monday the 18th Instant As first
viii IN der the Of that will
20 make themselves and house agreeable home to all
THE MARINE HOTEL, AT FAIRFIELD. coNNEcrI-
eat VIII be opened by its proprietor J. .. M9Isn .
New YORK Hotel The Marine Hotel is situated
ments Excellent bathing and romantic drives
s s S
Plans be seen and rooms engaged at the above hotel
New York IS miles. and trains by the New York and
New Haven Railroad stop at Fairfield several times each
NEPTUNE HOUSE NEW ROCHELLE, N ,Y-THE
informs his friends and the pub
lie that he intends open his house on Nay e
OUhIIo rENA.
NEW HAVEN HOTEL, CORNER OF CHAPEL AND
~ College streets-This house is and oommodious,
s
fine view ofth public square and Will compare favorasy
subscriber would be pleased to receive his and tho
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Mayl7. ~
DAvILIoN, NEW BRIGHToN.-7HIs ESTABLISH
msnt now open for the season and the proprietor
NsW rshton six miles and trip IS psror@ed By
New |
established as the season advances. i. BLANCHARD.
SEA BATHING AT RoCKAwAY, L. 1.-THE paw
S d r the rssy ir
for JsmaiSa at O'clock A H. and and o'clock
s sStss e. Front street. New York. s ii Nh
increasing rssor. 20 this fashionable watering place.
ting the erection Of hotel uneqnaied in size elegant
an s @ t i5
% is a%ps 20 two eS
S ss on s sy
e dollars per share are nov opened a. the once Of JAS
"a o s ssos Hasrss: an
safe and profitable investment offered 70 capitalists
andothers.
w will be opened the Let June 1t is large newly
built and supplied with spring water for bathing & and
about three hours from this city BY the New York And
offers attractions those wishing visit the country
ing the summer months W. SiM0NSON.
Work FAMILY HOTEL NEW BRIDGE STREET
situated has excellent swolys private
airy
ready; night porter attendance fixed charge
wants; the New York Herald is fled Thomas Quarernsne
tenders his grateful thanks his friends
favors he han long enjoyed at their hands, and scC
their continued patronage and recommendation.
CLOTIaING.
DOYS: BOYS! BOYS!-A. BERWICK, HAS OPENED
- her establishment 1873 Canal street, opposite Liight
street with assortment of boys and chirens Clothing
suitable Ladies having their
have them made npin superior aud the latest
styles Any garments cut, fitted and basted, so that
plain make them also variety of fancy goods
|,AsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies tlsman having any Clothing Furniture
Jewelry to dispose Of obtain fair cash price by
rendiIg the subscriber his residence through the
post. Ladies attended by Mrs. Dusseldorf No. u Elm
street. L. NJ DUSSELDORF.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Families or individuals having any supcrfuous
clothing furniture. goods dispose
fair price, by sending the subscriber at his residence
by post N. B.-Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen:
N. $. COHEN, 81 Elm street.
CLoTHING-THE SUBSCRIBER STILL CONTINUES
for ladies, genteen's cast OH apparel jewery, a all
kinds superauous articles making application by note
calling personally, L. A. CoWEN, II wall street. base
ment.
NASH FOR eLorHING.-LADIEs OR GENTLEMEN
~ having cast OIL clothing or furniture to dispose Of
receive the utmost value in cash. by sending TO the
store, by letter through the post COHEN 452 Hcd
eon street. Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING-wANTED TO PURCHASE
~ about two thousand dollars worth of good left OF
value will be literally given, current appca-
ton personally, through post. JAMES MORONEY
his store. No u Orange street. near Chatham street.
T EFT OFF CLOTHES AND FURNITURE WANTED
IL Ladies and Gen tlemen obtain good for the
above articles by sending through post otherwise to j.
THOMPSON, 81 Leonard street, near Broadway.