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NIBLO'S GARDEN.

THE Proprietor of this fashionable respectfully bsgs
leave to announce TO the public of New York that the
will commence "Wednesday next, June when the
wonderful Raye Family augmented by several eminent artists
from Paris, and now numbering 20 persons, will appear
Many costly have effected during
both the Grand Saloon and Garden. The
been redeconted and the latter filled with and beautiful
Shrubs aud Flowers.
Edge the nimitibe Pyroechns has engaged for
months in executing unusual expense series Of
novel displays in his pleasing
The Pomnade Musicale, which last gave sucf,
quyocal satisfaction will be resumed by fun and efficient
Orchesta under the direction of Mr.. f. Woolf from Covent
Garden London and effort will be left untried the
extensive patronage bestowed this establishment hereto
fore.
The Garden will be thrown open half past and
the anusements commence 0 O'Clock.
Admission so Gents.
B limited number of Season Tickets will be issued
mcp
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STOLEN

5 ULEN.
A n elegant long black SILK VELVET CLOAK, with
IA hood lined throughout with Pssian blue satin trimmed
with deep silk fringe, mixture of blue and black also
and asses of blue and black from No u Hudson street
liberal reward will be person who will
10 the owner. m30 3tAm
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io'ai' wv S29.30
Which an average Of about 500 to each individual
The city loan taken in the manner and the bids
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
'HESE fariamed and celebrated Pills, from Portugal
we to be obtained this country See
ncnt on the last column OF fourth page. m3 is
STRANGERS CITIZENS DESTROYS saving thirty -tree
- and third Der their dress invited call
Broadway Cash Tailoring Establishment where they will
splendid assortment of materials Oft fashions, received
per latest mporafions made
discount of thhre and third credit prices.
The best cutters and workmen employed. Terms cash de-
livery.
VA full suit furnished in twenty-iour hours
A; L.. LEVY,
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IKE PASSAGE FOR LONDON-Paciet OF first of
MIA yune.The splendid, fas sailing packet ship MEDI-
her regular day having splendid accommodations for cabin
co cabin passengers. Those wishing secure
be this should make early application board, or 10
w X J. T. TAPSCOTT
m27 - reck slip, cor South II.
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kSH PASSAGE FOR LlYERP0OLIuni,sd ling .
MIA The splendid, fast sailing packet ship hOtH HIS
sa3Xs1xp TER Capt Woodlouse, Is now loading and viii
with immediate despatch. . ,
This ship has unsurpassed accommodations LOT caD second
and stcerage passengers 49,, =
For passage early application should be made on board loot
Of BurIing Slip, orto ~ r,psco,rr an, cu
Snnfh reel
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ar every MONDAY "Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon from
81 o'clock, Ga O'clock 10 commence Monday To
render the indncement these delightful grounds ire
able Mr.. mccarthy, the lessee of the place has plea
the public that he has effected short
gsgenent with Band, consisting Of Professors Of high
der of talents and led by MIR. E. Myers: They will perform
selection from the Opera OF the most adsired composers with
The beauty Of The surrounding scenery combined with
excellence Of the music fail yield CRAFTY amuss
ment o those who may honor him with their company
m22 l0tsr
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.<-s~ FOR HAVANA-Via-CHAR
/kIrsu,yNS The fine and we'll known steamship NAT
Z%MHIkAACHES VIM Miller, commander win sail for
~<4L0H4klH the above ports about the 18th of June.
For passage only, having elegant and
psrior accommodations, apply 60
JOHN B. LASALA & CO..
m30 l7m Broad street.
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City Intelligence.


THE LAST PUBLIC RosBERr.-James H. Ward. the late
First Marshal who arrested Saturday charge
OF embezzlement taken before Judge Jones late
hour in the afternoon and baed out in the of $1,000
which estered by Cniids The printer. His dealca-
ton supposed to amouut upwards OF $40 600 John
Ahern is also implicated in receiving portion OF the hos
pital money and there reason 10 suppose that
there was perfect understanding between these two
rogues to pluck the pubic treasury.
suIcIDE.-Mr. Peter shel, keeper of the Hoboken
Branch Porter House, Of Beach and Washington
streets, was found on Sunday morning in operlo at
the rear of his house. with his throat and with
which he had committed the act lying within few of
his dead body. Although not Of excessive ntemperste
habits yet for the past few weeks he has INDUCED free
y as to partial insanity during the Effects of which
he destroy ed himself He has left young and interesting
wife,
MuRpER-James Nc Donald who " as struck " it'll a
club Thursday, the 27th instant, by a man named
James Leary in revenge supposed injury
ed the evening by the falling OF musket that W as
IN the hands OF Mcdonald died yesterday from the nju
res received Leary is prison and w be tried Tor
murder.
The CouRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS meet this morning
when the grand and petit jurors will be called and the
Court Will then adjourn till Wednesday.
The Board OF Aldermen will meet TO night
IAMMANy HALL TIcKEr.-The nam OF MichaelW al,h
has been placed the Democratic Assembly ticket in
place OF that M ii Vandy and he is therefore
ing 10 all party usage the regu ary nominal ed
dldates Tor Assembly.
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Bankrupt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Nov. 5-Charles Brugiere, Qae firm Z. Brugiere
Coz merchant, N. Y.-Jan. IA
william Brug'ere, Qate firm C. Brugiere x Coz mer
CHI ant, N.Y.-Jan. IA
John II Smith, late merchant, N Y.-Jan Ia.
Samuel X. Childs, physician, N. Y.-Dec. 10.
Ward Newman, late leather dealer, ". Y.-Dec. g.
Leonard T. Coles (ate firm Coles Berry distillersl
Wiliamsburgh-Dec. 9,
william I. Brown Qate firm Brown Urquhart,) mer.
chant ~ Y.-Dec. 8. "
james Mitchell date firm s. j. Mitchell,) Nantucket
now of ". Y.-Dec. 8.
Thomas X. Park, Rye, Westchester co.-Dec g.
Robert e. Hartshorne, late merchant, ". Y-Dec. 8.
samuel ketchum, Shawangunk-Dec 3.
Robert Folger, physician, Gate firm f. & r. Folger
N. Y1-Dec TO-
Robert c. Bell Qate firm Terry Belly ship joiner N.
Y.-Dec. 2.
Joseph Cooper, late merchant, N. Y. Compulsory
Dec. I. UI.
Apollos Stiles, N. Y. Gate firm Thompson stiles)
Samuel 8. Hill, broker, ". Y
Henry Miller NY.
Abjah Smith (late firm Smith. Swift X Fsirchld)
Peter g. Barker. Qate firm Barker Morgan, N. "
John c. Howard Of WILLIAMSBURG, late Of Connect-
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Court OF Com mon Pleas.
Before Judges Tnglis and Ingraham.

Before Judges Tng1s Bnd IngTahBm.
Nov 5This has been busily occupied during the
week. particularly in adding TO the roll OF hdep, ndent
freemen those who have abured their old governments
and now swear before God and man, 10 uphold the
stution and laws OF this their adopted country. About
600 sturdy fellows, 900 of them Saturday, produced
their papers and passed to citizenship.
Peter Bates Daniel a. We6ster.-Mr. Bates loaned
the defendant $780, and the defendant very honestly seeks
10 retain possession of II by setting plea Of usury
averrng that S. than legal interest had been taken
for 60 days. The jury however, placed most confidence
in the testimony OF denial and found for plaintiff. For
plaintiff, Messrs- J. NJ. Webster Cowes and Barker For
defendant, Mr.. Butcher. uf..
Stephen Daridson Robert X Russell e. aL-Mr. n.
had the misfortune to vessel as have Couch
ing assessments)to own property parts Of
island She brought here by Davidson who libeled
her for wages asserted to be due to bin rs mate The
vessel hcing the good sloop Besey recently employ cd
ms lighter at the south) released from thu IT,
Court, and action met here. The demand was for s2o7
Verdict tor plaintiff, 500 25
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General Observation-Disclosures
Csrds.-Bills, Sc.
To the Rustmeas Public.

10 sne bust"ess Pubic.
Having nearly completed one Of the most splendid
GENERAL PRINTING OFFICES, ever Organized In
this city, we are ready to print books, pamphlets cards.
bills AMI all kinds Of useful and elegant printing on the
most moderate terms, and for cash pay ments
This ofiice We have fitted up at great expense-in
ypcs presses and materials OF all kinds We have area
executed work to the amount Of several thousands of
dollars md still busy printing some othe most beau
uu articles ever issued from the press Ladys Maya
called the "ARTsr s printed in this Office, and it
acknowledged to be the beautifully printed magazine
N the country. The beautiful typography Of the Nsw
YoRK LANCET il we'll known. -
All applications for printing will be made to Ma JosErB
ELLoTT. the Manager the Office OF the Hereldor up
stairs in the printing Office entrance "a Nassau
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
rRopsJyroR or rpg HERALD GavERsL PRrSrrse Orrrcr
North West Corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
NEw YoRx, goth Sept, 1912.
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90 THE TONIC MIXTURE-For the cure of debi,.
ity indigestion, dyspepsia cutancous diseases scroua
ulcers, nervous complaints loss of appetite and spr
its, meeting on immense sale. Prepared under the d.
rcctiop OF the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy and
sold al 81 per bo tie. In Of ha bottles S.
w s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office Of the College 81 Nassau 81
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u. 3. District Court.

Nov 5-DrcIsIor-Int the case Of Andrew J. Mead, the
court neld that debt contracted by voluntary or nvo
untary bankrupt, although not vet payable be
sdcred as owing by him, and that the creditor in such
case hes an equal right to in with others and prove
his claim. -'77l
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No THE TO NC MIxrUREr-Tbi grateful and
powerful restorative and pui fer Of the blood very
extensively used by the most eminent practitioners In
all dyspePc cases, in diseases resulting from debility IN
nervous complaints scrofuIa eruptions The face and
body aud in the shattered condition Of the system pro-
duced by the abuse ofmercury, this is most salutary
remedy solds 81 per bottle In cases OF hsif dozen
bottles s..
W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Princpaloffce OF the College OF Medicine and Pharma
cy, 81 Nassau st.
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CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos As, II, 1875, 100, "a, 76 log a.
l76 SO, 179, 1872 1885, ls7, 1ss. $50, 100 1871, 1872.
COMMON PLIAs- Part mos. 100, a. 49, 49, a. 81. Part
2-Nos. l6, 1872. IS, ga
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PORTUGUESE
+ E M A l. Z P / L L s !.

M;pE BoUDELooUE, M. D., LISBON. PORTUGAL.
1HE Scientific combination of ingredients of which these
Pills composed, have made them the wonder and adm
ration Of the world They known all Europe to be
certain in producing the monthly turns Their certainty in all
being such thew be used during
for though aways mild safe and healthy, they certain
produce miscarriage IL used during than period. .
The directions are translated English and enveopsd
round with seal Of the importer stamped Each box
tins the of NJ de BoudeloQue aud the English d
rccons have signature Of DIR. MELVEAU, authorised
agent for the continent Of America
They can be transmitted BY mail any part United
States Letters directed DR.. F. Melveau boz "a, New
be paid. Sold by appointment 100 Cherry near Cas-
rine Price s. Half boxes 81 No half boxer sent BY
mail. Al 1m~r d&w
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MADAME RESTELL-

UcEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residence lis Green
wicb street where she can be consulted with the sces
confidence all complaints ncdenfo the human frame.
Madame Restes mode of treatment all of eguIa
ry suppression Of those functions Of npon which the
health Of every emaesdepend5 such require
days effect apeect Ladies desiring proper medical
ndance during confinement other ndspos,ton will be
accommodated during such time with private and
board. Preventive Powders for married ladies' whose de-
will be sent by mail to any Of the United States Price
s. package All Letters post pad) addressed box $685.
N. " city, will be received.
Boston Office. No. y Essex street. iva msr d&w
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PERFUMERY.
BRELAZ & BARRAUD'S


ODONT TAI GI c OR BALSAMlC ELIXIR, FOR
frce il offered the public, possessing the properties
of strengthening the spongy cleaning the mouth and
whitening the teeth refreshing the palate and taking all
unpleasant odor IN the mouth, from deanged
state of The stomach, smoking, or from decayed teeth
In word beyond tn OF pull Make trial
with botlle, aud Il Will speak for itself. 800,
n b. Each bottle bear the directions on the label sold
by Messrs Soulad Delluc 58 Broadway aud Park
Mr.. III. King Co i6 Broadway, Grand Mr. Nlhau
Bcaadussy Ms.srs d.uar i7a nsa, C,stlendt
Mesrs Rushton Aspinwal 40 Roadway, 50 William and
10 Astor House aul3 In
ORRIs TOOTH WASH-rrersred from The original
" cipe at No8 Gold street. New Irok-Ihe Orris Tooth
ties sietEiLg the sei and roEh restoring the TO
healthy state and preventing uhpc taste odou
the mouth whe Their from decayed teeth de
ranged state of the stomach.
Ii designed To be used with tooth brush and viii be found
TO supersede the necessity of powder keeping tie teeth clean
and preventing the away OF the gums H the teeth
particularly useful IN OF spungy restoring them
healthy state, and causing them around the
painful affections q the eeh and arising from
exposure cold il will be found highly beneficial. 1t is par
teuary serviceabe the Ons Tooth Wash atnisht just
before This method recommended BY eml
dentists by dong all PARTICLES OF food which
muae during the day entirely removed and the mouth
Sound teeth and white teeth the valuable portions
Of humanity; but how neglect the attention
their preservation when surrounded by all the
means needed Among these know of pleasant
aud eectual than the Orris Tooth Wa ceanses and wh
the teeth strengthens the gums, gue the mouth and
the breath We recommend all, young and
old-r Boston Morning Post
The Ouis Tooth Wash the best detergent used
~ enamei.-l Boston Transcript
For sale by the principal druggists IN the city ma
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
j A M f. = GO X DON BE &c TT,

n W. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
The New York HERALp-A daily paper. issued every
morning Of the weekprce Country vnb-
scrber furnished at the rate for any specific period
advance No sent, less raid advance
The WEEKLY HERALp-lssued every Saturday morning
nine ocockrce SIR and quarter cents per
country subscribers at 49, Is annum, ADVANCE the
same for any specified period.
ConREsPorDENTs requested 10 addrcas their letters
JANIS 0onDow BErrErr, Proprietor end Editorsnd oil Of
doss - blsineW must - post paisG
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
lThese invaluable Powders have been adops
in Europe but France particular upwards Of thirty
well by housandsn this being the only mild
safe and ecacous remedy for married ladies' whose health
forbids a rapid increase OF family.
Madame Restell well known, for thirty Fee
male Physician the two principal Female Hospitals in Eu
rope-those of Vienna and Parwhere favored by herRea
experience and opportunities she attained at ceeby
those discoveries in medical science specially adad
the female Frame for which her medicines stand
vailed well in this country in Europe Her acqusnsncs
her-by tracing the decline and i'll health of married -nses
often apparently neIplicable causes which eonsEn s,s
fond mother premature grave-to their True ar
knowledge of the rri,nary causes o. female adT.
tions-especay Of married femsies-which IN iys LED 20
the discovery her celebrated Preventive Powdeu,'
Their been the mesns Of preserving not only
the health but the life Of many an aectonae wife and
fond mother. . , r.I: H..
tmatng the benefits resulting to thousands by their adop
ton would respectfully arouse the attention Of the mar
Is not wise prevent evils TO which we sub
bv simple and he alhy within control Every
dspsssonate vrtuous, and enlightened mind will Ynh stat
yIv answer in the Affirmative. This is all that Madame Res
ten recommends or ever reeommended Price five dollars
en- be FORWARDED b. mai. to any part Of The United ss:ss An
TELL Female Physician. Pri.cipa Office las Greenwich
street, New York Office hours from AM to clock M
Boston Office No. 7 Essen ST. Jy23 1msY
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EXPERIENCE


FS q IozN
'A''''' 0 PH II s Ga AND ND c%ERGYMEN,
Lawyers, Professors rich and poor high End iow-in fact
sns y ssn .s s s influence.
ysGds s and
shermpn Lozenses daily in their practice sheman Me.
Soves with lis name ascheI TIE being
AID 81 RE ICED and of the Medical So
'A''o' '"d COUGHS 81 CHS COEDs, CONSUMPTION,
Asthma Tgtnes OF the Chest Whooping Cough Cough
tending Msass and all aee,Uns # the Lung:
cure ali recent cases in few hours and often the most alarm
nj Of Is se eas f the s1 ~ xnssy f e y
Mr. seetsr, and hundreds of others where they had
0eeh give" Up y WORMS CAUSE DEATH
To thousands WITHOUT their ever being suspected Children
mans Worm LcSensei would give them Immediate 1eief-
Hundreds Of have come to ou, knowed' WHERE
Physicians trying their skill vain and resortpg last
stored he "a 70 health and happiness How onen have moth
called a. the Warehouse and poured oh their thanks and
tire ''''''G Gf E 3 tiHai e F8TFirArloS
hownes Of Spirits Fstses Fsn5ing DesI ondensy Nervous
curative properties Of shemsns CamrhOr Lozenses They
@ like n S sa so to n S ny
as they are inaibe in sea sickness pesson: subject e IA
S% al es snd sa VIII nn' 1' 's'''
Warehouse LOG Nassau street Agens-Churchs 1888 Bow
cry; Sands II East Broadway, and Chambers and
Broadway; Codngton 2l7 Hudson; Rushon and Aspnw,s
Boston, and Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia au6r
MEDICAL CAUTION.-Patients seeking Medical aid
vi should be exceedingly cautious in the selection Of
Doctor for il serious fact alas that of the whole
horde Of advertising Doctors ESQ caed) in this devoted city,
than in six legal right administer
medic inc they By education by any
qualified 10 administer to the SICK
IL is to be depored that such base imposition is suffered
tolerated in defiance of the law which makes il highly penal
offence to practice medicine surgery without legal d.
poma
Dr. Carpenter however, has personal complain
IN the premises for soo 20 from the late pd increase Of
luack and their miserable sbOvc operations credu-
lous invalid he has received solid benefit than while the
practice confined to more legitimate hands.
Tothe suffering and deluded patient victim, however the
consequences are all important the issue of life and death
too ofte n depends the first medical advice.
Dr. Carpenter although an advertising Doctor into the
profession through the front door Of The temple-is graduate
Of Union College icentate Of the New York Medical
Society and for irty yeaa practitioner Of this city; sd his
only for advertising for business much by
the sensitive the subject money
the sick
Office No. Peck slip, Pearl Charges
BILE Otlicc open until half past Q I. Nj. a6 lmsr
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HIND'S DEPOT

Of WEBBs BURNERS, IMPROVED, at ia Grand st.,
" door the Broadway HouseThe subscriber respect
fully informs his friends and the public in general that being
has brought them TO that perfection which MAKES them
peo for cheapness cleanliness and brliancy Of light 70 all
others in existence rom his long experience in the bu-
and the facilities he all Others the
trade he enabled to sell at 50 @ IS per cent for
to merit share Of public patronage The great difficulty here;
oore existing the trimming universally complained OF
by all that have used Them entirely obviaed by the in
venon OF Patent Trimmer, that child them
perfect order for burning without the least trouble
sold and ss which affords light brilliant than any
less than one half Of gas or oil. way explosive
drops fire from the wick, and leaves fire it
Clearly leaves grease marks and il spilled clothes
Furniture evapoates entirely like alcohol The LAMPS
order need snung raising OF the wicks but merely
require kept clean and be filled often they burn
Also Camphorated Cas- Chemical Oil, and Alcohol, at
duced prices Lamps cleaned repaired wickd and altered to
burn camphine.
Astral Lamps bronzed and regilt
Country merchants and all Others who wish to procure
ally splendid article respectfully invited examine his
assortment before purchasing else where being conf
dent that they will find it to their advantage.
~ B.-CSnstany on hand general assortment of Kitchen
Furniture, Stoves &c Sci Tin and Copper Roofing Quite
Leaders, and Job Work in general execns the shortest
tee. JAMES KINDS,
au7 lmsr III Grand street.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DlSPENSAkY 2ofktI h street
~ Oreeuweh-Dr Morrison, Men, 0ths loyal College
OF Surgeons, London, and formerly ssge British Ma
w continues 70 be consulted daily all disease, Ga delicate
nature and all those distressing symptoms consel iIuu-
dcous treatment and the imprudenI quscx medicines.
Dr. NJ has had am experience of twenty treating
mild safe and infallbe substitute mercury eadclt
the yenerea vims with certainty hout suecng the
patient 10 any risk or restricting him n iusual diets
suits while his medicines agreeable and smell Per
nent Instructions in the urehr ic structures and en-
lHgement of the rTosate gland, mpaned with much irri-
ton and dull pain about these ITS, of the eoIse-
Of matreatment. Dr. ~. n
tile manner promoting absorI of the hiekeEe circular
membrane without any PAIN
CONSTITUTIONAL EBILlTY.-Thousands Of young
suffering consequences Of Indulgence
destructive habit whose further injured from
the Of nastums pretended specifies, which stimulate
only induce gestT depression Dr. M such on
purely pathological principles and fails establishing
curethe stuctest honor and confidence Is observed.
post pad, and containnga suitable fee, viii
the correspondent fun advice and medicine OF the
Uncn by his giving history of his case IN detail 20s Full
sfreer ssar (,reenH virh tylo Inn IT
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SUMMER COMPLAINT,

DIARRHCEA, DYSENTERY or looseness Of the Bowels,
II cured few minutes b7 Sheman's Restorative Lozen
They remarkably pleasant and effect immediate re-
FEVER AND AGUE--Shemans Lozenges for this ted-
and distressing complaint, without exception the only
article known entitled to the of specc for they always
and the chiis do not
WORMS-In both children and adults, nialliby de-
ed and removed by Sherman's Worm Lozenges-a mil
lion of boxes sold yearly aud never known TO fail
Warehouse LOG Nassau Agens-l88 Bowery; II East
Broadway 22 Hudson ITO and 23 Broadway and 1879
Fin tOns kyn