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THoRN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA.
PAlRA AND SARSApARn LA

Certain safe and eectua remedy discovered
IL the of Gonohma elects, Strctnres Whites Pains
Kidnics, Gravel scorbulc Ergpuons, Sc. The high esma
sale this medicine has obtained for the
four years certain criterion of ITS immense utility has
acquired the fame IN Of IL has BEEN
approved Of and sanctioned by the faculty Of med
cine recommended by the eminent the profession
Prepared by j. b. Thoe, chemist London, and for sale
VIII oesale aud retail by JAMES TARRANT,
266 Greenwich street cor Of Warren street.
Also, Park Row and j8 Broadway 1863 Broadway 4it
Broadway Lisenard street, $50 Broadway Of
Walker street suie 2wissm
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no GENUINE EXTRACT OF sARsApARILLA.-

90 GENUINE EXFRACr OF SARsAPARILLA.-
Genan and Sassafras prepared by the College of Med
cine and Pharmacy of the city Of New York, has
gained the confidence of the medical faculty of this
country and commands sale unsurpassed by any other
of the kind introduced in this country
It is universally prescribed in all of salt
rheum scrofua ring worm letter, blotches pimples
the face body rheumatism, either chronic in
fimatory ulcers, nodes pains in the bones, and all
diseases arising from the abuse Of mercury mpurty Of
blood Sold in single bottles rs each; in
tanning half dozen So so; in do containing dezen
SCI carefully packed and sent to all parts OF the Union
w 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College o. Nassau
street.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

OfffcE. or THE RHODE IsLANpER,}
49,, -, =. :, NEWPORT, Aug. rs, 18t3. \
Arr 23th Caledonia Spelmau from Providence for Albany;
SsGc Cod for NYcTs Iianiss Newbury, I'm Virginia. Hero
for Demaara Providence, Allen FIN do for NYok"Sj IL
berator for NYork; Hotio Ames, Abany27th arr Hasbe
Soer fun Fall River for Europe; Caroline Pratt NCarol;ns
Renz Duriee NYork for proydence-sld Metamora Dema
rara--2Sth, sid, Haabet for Europe
General Record.
LAuNcHA noble ship Of about bales capacity call
the Ashland from the time her keel laid launched
from the ship yard OF Jacob Perkins, at kennebunk the 2
sHrwRrcK.-Bng Charles Thomas, Captain Gushing la
den with lumber sailed FIN Bath Me- the 10th for Barbados
aud during the gale Of the 2Ot then oil Georges Banks was
thrown on her beam rndsher mas aud she
righted full of Wharf.-The remained the until
the oath having nothing but little beef aud
DAYS without waier-On that day they taken
board the schr Lucinda I'm East Machas for NforSubse
quently fishing sch Fornda thence
The schr Chas Augusta aud from her schr ,beh from
Plymouth for Boston IN which vessel they arrived the 18th
They unable thing from the wreck The BIZ
schr Three Sisters here Sunday morning boarded the
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH ON ATMOSPHERIC PRES
n SURE with great altogether

"A SURE, with great improvements, altogether peculiar to
himself by Mr. LEVETT Dentist go Broadway entrance In
Warren street.-The mtroducer of the above principle this
country IN the year 1895.
From the New York Lancet vol ist 208progress
. Dental Science
II affords satisfaction find that the Science Of Den
s,ry making such rapid progress in this country Many
valuable have Of late been introduced
mem, That Of inserting tceh the prncipe Of Atmospheric
iressnIe, emnely worthy Of atiedou. We believe that
70 GU talented ownsmn Mr. Leyeit the credit belongs Of
ouucng his Improvement, which has deseredly received the
uJuNoca APPRECIATION Of Of professional brethren
~ the above. ~ ' ~ anao i'm '''
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NEW MUSIC.
THE VERY LATEST PUBLICATIONS.

TWILL 2Oi Broadway, below ST. Pauls Church. invites
"A the attention Of purchasers TO the annexed list Of
new AND POPULAR Visa,
being small Of large and valuable stock of Music he has
recently been receiving from publishers Boston, Phade
phia and Baltimore all of which for sale cheap the
small shops about town. Purchasers depend upon oba
ing editions of all Music purchased ATWILLS
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WANTS A sITUATIoN-By two respectable young wo.
ss .S % oss n the o siesc,y Of 1"s and
iron Of p o sSc ss waiter Both understand Washing and
8sds: G. Ss'' s 'GS with 1s|'
a sGG S Of pSSsrS az,
native but few mouths i s s ey having SPENT
Of his life in mercantile the East and
afi I'll. edssPf Sr t Sc sss
isa Uns m so's 60 s
good English gnncp and .maIe dIo
any essoio SosT os, @ All addressed
hdentlal. au26 lw~m
a YOUNG LADY who has received good English edu-
m cation who understands embroidery in all its branches
psd eSa1 q es soqSGs asi @
NEW HOPE DELAWARE BRIDGE co. NOTES
auso lw.ec JOHN DEANE, GO wsla
small %s @ @ sss
small bills The finder will receive reward Of dollar. by
7 OsT-Book of the Bank for Savings No. 81 80 in the
l.. name e. G , Ne Holland u The finder requested
eIs ifa The isesi MS assa 10 .s sSs
1t at the Bank No, i3 ChambsTst au29 STR
PLEEA sSl AMP D. AIRY ROOMS with pantiss attach
way a3 White Streets Breakfast i st and tea
furnished IN the rooms, If required au29 2w"r
ship are S sIsRy g"es5ed 70 send their permits on board at
goods permitted by poximo will be sent to the
public store b 99ff5 ts" TNG& Se ron,.. Buildings.
au2ar corner Wall and Water Streets
1HEt ,n GMALt ss AcCEPTED PeIwseg Ihe tive
s be- beSssy S jim u$1 o% Ss
Bob Jim s sHEAT s: .HMP inform ,, friend.
VsS Ra rifle H.
ssSs any fGs' be- @ hat
Ladies need be under no as thew III be clothed
s % s %
anS the %6'f Lewis Sy 'n viii Sras shell marked Nv Of the
river. an2s assn
hs. side o SSSs e. sale n he
Third Avenue least side ssh street super quality
sad delivered " as low rate as 1oTS 9GRsh Il Is sN for
'' aaas lm*m ~ " 'NA'' oN'
s.s i9fh and GOOD will Of whole
the city having good set Of customers and doing good
once %S snd Sisss ~n Be
o ols Of oPR nFELLowsThs
Lodge MSsSy East BFo'tSay
Nsx Efrj 5Sss &. Hs
tel William and Duane ' ' aas %ss &C
To THE LOVERS ~ sUpEmloR BLACK TEA.
sHa
Fulton BrookIynn packages Price 50 81
each v30 lmsr
GOAL COAL.-Pesch Orchard Red Ash Coal first quail.
" ty will be sold by the subscriber the following low pr
for cash fresh broken aud egg from lump the
screened and delivered part Of the city s.
"a IS large mt 81 so Is cents less will be charg
ed il taken from the boat-weght and quality warranted
PETER CLINTON,
jy2 2msr 57i Greenwich corner Of King 81.
GI IN PER TON.--BROKEN AND EGG PEACH
tpf,CO MOUNTAIN COAL.--The subscriber will dis
charge from the schooner Banner the foot of Oliver Err
of superior Peach Mountain Coal d ash the above
named low price douby SCREENED board consequence of
having put his yards-Such opportunity
likely to offer again consumers this Weighed
by City Wegher and delivered free of of
the city. Orders received the yard No. 81 Oliver
prior TO the arrival Of the vessel which is expected Wednes
day or Thursday Of this week.
q. BRADBROOK,
No. 81 Oliver street.
BThs cargo of Coal will be delivered for CASH only.
aug 3tsm q. A. b.
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AUCTION SALES.
TR THO aA7I pE Z LHH,oAM ys,iGRssr.
(Stores No % INN street and us Fulton street.)

BY BELL HOWARD
(Stmes No. % .fnn street and us Fulton sfreet)
WEDNESDAY,
At l0x o'clock in the sales room.
Extensive valuable Of the best second hand and fur
ntue of all descriptions offered Tor some time at public aue-
Furniture sal-At u o'clock immediately ser the sale in
will be sold the furniture Of the house 95 Witt ST.
of Washington street. comprising general assortment
deervns Of particular attention. The lie will be found bet
for the purchasers than the and Every
'c'e must be PAID Tor any T iiffR Yn' same a
Sale of piano f9re paintings and elegant furniture at ioh
o'clock, IN the sales room r,,n,v
At los o'clock in the auction large sale Of elegant
domestic dry goods hosiery &C. in lots to suit families and
purchasers.
Also the stock of merchant tailor of cloths
simeres, vestings, trimmings &c.
Also, variety Of fancy and pledged articles.
Also, trunks ladies' and sentemen's wearing apparel
TO LET-The genteel two story house No. 81 White st.
Rentlow.
A UCTION NOTICE,-Two Furniture Sales this day by
"A BELL HOWARD-First, at l0a O'Clock, in the large
ter No. e5 Watt corner Of Washington the
clean order Every thing he paid for taken
the same day. depo'te will eS se3sa 1OI
FOR SALE Al PUBL. AUJllON
THE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING co. will sell at
public AucsYn, nth August at their Print Works. in
Railway, ~ j. all the machinery, aud moveabe property Of
tn G sns sn Sssss
apparatus boilers, engine Is horse power with
and prsss large and small slide Se with eompee
set of turning and boring aud bcksmiths tools
OF imported steel and new and old iron quantity Of drugs
suitable for cado printers and dyes tubs casks and large
terms, stoves, tables benches SC.
Catalogues of which may be had application Mr. Philip
ivio lm.r 81 William street.
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NEW fORk. aug lw~r
HEADS OF HAIRBarry's Ventilating and lossaner IN
visible Wig closely resembles the real head of hair that
sccs and connosseurs have proaouncsd the most perfect
and extraordinary invention of the day The great advantage
of this novel and unique Wig its being made without sewing
weaving which its appearance closely TO resemble
the natural hair both In ghness appearance
defy detection its being beautiful porous aud
free, that of perspration unimpeded
and the evils of all others entirely avoided The
ceptc aud alike invited Inspect this novel
aud beautiful wig and the peculiar method of fitting the head
at the manufacturers A. C. Barry, il6 Broadway of
Liberty street, stairs. au30 ltN
DR. j. EVANS, No. 100 Chatham st.--The Old Galens
- Head DisIe1sary, removed the above number The
old Doctor still continues his consultations all forms OF in-
fictitious diseases his md For the last 20 his
Enlistment been end, red the famous the United
States The reputation of Old Galens Head Dpensary has
been borne from Maine New Orleans by the thousands who
and happiness The euv,abe which has araby
tended the scientific of aggravated and complicated
induces growing quacks pirate name but they
will soon die by the weight of their niamy.
N. Blind the old Dr. at 100 Chatham ST. au30 1t"
IMPOSITION AND DECEPTION-A vile and deletcrious
article, in imitation of Chrehughs Ticopherous for the
Hair has been advertised aud attempted be oisted the
public To assist the deception IS advertisements have been
copied yerbatimthe fellow being ignorant to write
the labels and directions the bottles the the orr
gna but the composition worthless he who makes it,
and has instance entirely destroyed the hair of those
who it, The counterfeit is sold at so while the ORR
SUI fREHu HUH TRICOfHERoUs is secured by Letters
Patent of u s. and dare OF the ingredients of
which is composed Its uses Badness and
Gray Hair aud and Scuf and Dandr cleans
to natural curl aud mparting to 1t bright and glossy with
out the slightest Cehughs principal Of
nee 20 BrSSdwa as AGENTS % and ro,a,
Smith, Periumery Depot, Broadway.
Dibble, Ladies' Hair Dresser, Broadway.
VIM Minor Druggist corner Of John street and Broadway
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RIo DE JANElRO---A gentleman shortly leaving New
uy for that place The most esp 20 ev Q.
ieences given as liability and integrity Address to r. B. g.
loz lower fost Once. au3O 3tissr
NAIL Letter Bags Royal Mail steamer Hbernla
p S o J6ss'f: The ' day of August instant at IS minutes
aa29 str JOHN LoRIMER GRAHAM PM
will eo:s sii sraa E *
ssifi Be s 81 Tu
%Ec hy ssG d % M S bag @ Oh o,and Mail India
above mails are forwarded to the ship by their Ex
saas 81 ''''''''' HARNDEN co. swal street,
A NEW NOVEL, for sale by GRAHAM s. CHRIsTY.
IA As2r House-Jus published NINA, from the Swedish,
lated by Mary Ho%i a0hOre'' oil the NeshO0 Sc trans
s Assf supplied fS;f GH fi Ade xo, House.
and ss death o e tie ass stock bottles
om and first ' rate Ss bsn 'a0e s @s4S
sh occS n%ed Eil PGss SO SG
VIII be gwen Apply at s2 Bowery where every information
- rss1ectable Young wanted take charge
the above until disposed Of auso 6tsr
lssSsrs ORLEANS sass
me rGst subscribers hereby inform the public that
% s p%SSe The Of ind m Ss
Feso%s sedes IeI Re vs%Ss'' % u al
s"S Sss ,y EsE with the ,s..
community and the public generally.
,.. 90, p p PEMh MORGAN.
Ausust7 1888. aua9 Ctr
K &w. GAssERT respectfully inform their friends and
Of Ieoasd sDd cen fr to- Nos
o. Centre street in the same building where they i'll
Meats OF all kinds cents
Puddngs and PIES .............6
ga sna eone'' 3 cts each.
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MUSEUM, GARDEN AND PER-
PETUAL FAIR

AMERICAN MUSEUM, Carl DEN AND PER-
FETUAL FAIR
UNEXPECTED ATTRACTION!
GENERAL TOM HUMB, Jr, the Smallest Man and
" Greatest Curiosity n the universe engaged for positively
week only, commencing Monday, Aus. 3d. The General
eleven years old aud weighs only Is pounds perfect his
form and features making him only the greatest but
interesting curiosity the world The General will sing and
Also engage tn beautiful aud magnificent MOVING d.
DRAMAS which such universal satisfaction last win.
including the Italian Landscapethe Sea. with Storm and
Shipwreck-Fairy Grotto, sc.
Also engaged, Miss MARY P. ROwELL. the Italian vio
nist.
Miss NJ. f. ADAIR, the popular vocalist.
La Petite G. FLESTE. the admired dansuese.
r. @ BOOTH, the celebrated comic singer.
Mr. COLE, the Chinese Nondescript.
GREAT WESTERN, Imitator Of Locomotives. sc.
BILLY, the educared Singing Dog
CITY BRASS BAND, Of ten musicians.
BALLOON ASCENSIONS and performances every
ming at 8 o'clock and every afternoon at o'clock.
Admission IS cents-chdren under half price.
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Frelyhts,

CHARLESTON, Aug. Nothing up for foreign ports.
For the North IS cents for bales and Rcecon-
tinue the rates for the principal places.
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Cash hAhDWARE

nrPoRTER OF HRRDwARE AND CfjJ,rLERy
No. 80 Greenwich corner Barclay street,
rs NOW OPENING complete assortment of goods in his
line which he offers wholesale retail the lowest
terms that they be purchased in this city, Agent for
Coopers' Glue.
Country merchants will please favor him witha call previous
10 making purchases. au26 liner
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BEACON TROTIING COURSE.

TIE LAST UKEA RACE
BETWEEN LADY SUFFOLK AND ONEIDA CHIEF.
MONDAY Sept. tth P. M the Fall Campaign will oper
purse of $500 for all Trottng and Pacing Horses
in harness for which entered d. Bryants Lady suf
folk. and II Woodruff s CHI g. lpacer) Oueids Chief.
" In commencing the IA u the propretors Of the
Beacon Course beg their acknow Judgments
public for the liberal support they have eived from
them during the just expired and would also that
nothing shall be left updone, far lays their power
merit 4 continuance of the same in future
N Members tickets admitting the holder any part OF
the Course during the S. be had the Ticket Of
fee of the Course and after this daeSept ith, 1913
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Passengers Arrived.
LWIRPooL-Shp Russell Glover-Mr Joseph II Short Mr.
VIM L Barr, and $50 in the steerage.
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90 CHINESE HAIR ERADCATOR.-This magic
article is wsranted to hair from any part the
human body and not in the least nure the delicate
skin. The sceptical see it used before purchasing
Beware of imitation. The genuine be had oniy at 81
Courtlandt street, and only in Brooklyn of Mrs. Hays Iss
Fulton street.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Masters and Agents

We shall esteem il favor if Captains of Vessels will give
port Of the shipping left at the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo and
board them immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind will be thankfully
received
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90 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBlLITY.-The Tonic
Mixture prepared by the College OF Medicine and Phar
macy Of the City Of New York. has effected some most
extraordinary cures III cases OF extreme debility produ-
ced by secret indulgence Being composed of combina
ton Of the most henng and botanical
medicines, il is highlv recommended by the medical
faculty all persons suffering from dyspepsia
loss of appetite, nervous headache snd all pheasant
sensations attending protracted illness, weakened
constitution Sold IN large bottles 81 each; small do 81
in cases Of half dozen $ carefully packed and sent
oil parts of the Union.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting of the College, OF Nassau
street.
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COLLECTING BILLS, DRAFTS, &C, IN BOSTON
" MASSThe subscriber has made arrangements in this
City, whereby he enabled receive bills accounts, Sc in
Boston for prompt collection Merchants and Others wishing
such bps%ss there requested g hand them
duly authorized receive bills and forward the for
collection All monies collected BY the subscriber will be
promptly paid the enrustng him with their
business and charge bills collected By giving
his personal attention the above business he the ac
ties offered are too obvious to require comment
ANDRkW ROBERTS,
au29 lm~r Times Office, Boston.
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COMsTOCK & cos
Concentrated Compound Fluid Extract Of
SAR sAPA RI l. LA.


scrofula, Mercurial and syphilod
Chronic Rheumatism, Diseases
General Debility, Bies. from an impure habit
Cutaneous Diseases, of the BODY
scaly Erupions oil the Skin, liberation OF the Throat
letter. and Leg,
Pimpies or rustuies on the Pains and SweDgs of the
Liver Affections. D0ne''
Ana oil Diseases arising from en impure state OF the
Blood, Exposures and lmprudences In Life,
Excessive use OF Mercury SC.
The great popularity of Sasspara and its established
eicacy render super enter ino any encomium
Of It's virtues or adduce any evidence its favor
true, that 1t has been heretoors subject TO frequent
changes Of reputation owing ignorance OF the proper
mode oil extracting its virtues to the spuriousnes or
inferior quality of the root manufactured Hence also
the nefcacy OF many preparations offered to the pubic
that prepared from the materials with the great
est pharmaceutical and accuracy and in the best
aode to obtain the active principle in the most concen
trited state, answering the desideraium OF exhibiting
large quantity OF sarsaparlla small dose 1t is also
combined with auxiliares OF known efhcacy, which
great enhance the activity OF the preparation.
This Extract put in as large or larger bottles
than that sells for dollar and as good in every
the price has been put down so low that any
can hh,rd TO it, BOTTLE on FOUR
EN- and all who Sarsapara, can depend
upon having good article made at halt
less than others Mesrs Co. have been in the bush
Is years, and csn make as good medicines
any else be had only in this city at 81 Courandt
street; and at Branch House. Boston, % Cornnill.
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BOOKKEEPING.

HOUSEKEEPING
THOMAS JONES, Accountant 1888 Broadway, continues
throughout the Summer months to receive pupils who
ccay aud thoroughly instructed in the duties OF
the desk: Private lessons given when preferred
Published and for sale by the author above Jones Pn
cpes and Practice Of Bookkeeping 8vo 81 So This work
has been adopted many of the Academic
this country and has been epublished in England. For
synopsis Of this improved method Of teaching Hunts
Merchants Magazine Dec. 1912
adjusted in cases of dispute ti-
CATION insolvency death Books opened balanced
I,.s.
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S0e9 <a FOR THE FISHING -BANKs-OFF
AWEDNESSpAY THURSDAY and FRI;
leave the Pier foot Of Chambers street. Tuesday Wedne
day. lh.sday and rday monn leaving foot OF hambers
Catharine Ferry Brooklyn o. foot of Pike and
Bait furnished on board gratis.
Band Of Music accompanies the boaand every thing will
be done to make these Excursions leasant and healthy
Chambemaid will attend TO the Ladies and Children
Fare Tor the Excursion so cents. aug STR
~1 ROCKAWAY AND NEW YORK
EseSr5f@8 ,sTAGE-wilI run a; follows on and after
FOR New ore, returning leave the Wavey House, Broad
way, at 81 r M for Rockaway by way Of Soutb Ferry
Passengers leaving their Pearl street will be pune
tually called for by HENRY CONKLIN,
ans imsr Proprietor
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- BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

-s JOHN READY respectfully Informs hs friend.
the public, he has business the above
lne al No 90 Nassau street wherr he will thankfully receive
faithfully execute all orders he may be favored with on the
most rcasonab. erms for cash jy22r
iva I'm
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Brii .t Smcrsss s'p1f rr,n o Honsss.
PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM,

AND GALLERY OF PAINTINGS
'(BrOa6WGu. Wy0sue me tnv HDI)
Mr. II. BENNETT Manager begs Ieaye to state that in
week longer She is universally allowed 70 be the
GREATEST LIVING CURIOSITY
the worldThirteen years old and weighs 405 pounds
The Manager happy that he has effected
gagement with Mr. Western whose peculiar powers of initial
ing a LOCOMOTIVE have obtained for him the nom de
OF the
GREAT WESTERN.
The of the noise and sound attending the start
ing of the the Of perfection The Ethiopian
Grafton is rich the extreme and his dancing admirable dis
tancing all competitors. -
he following performers also engaged-Mss Adair the
charming songsess; Mr. s. Brouwe the celebrated comic
singer l., Petite Cer,to the graceful Glass Blowing
by Mr. Owens; asplepdid sefplayng Melodeon.
Admission shilling.
Evening the Lecture Room,
o'clock Afternoon performances Wednesday and Satur
day a O'Clock. au28
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TO PRIMERS.
TOR SALE-A Fount Of Minion and Nonpare which has
Il been New VorL us~sd AMY at ,his o.I"s
MONEY TO LEND.
A BRAHAM j. JACKSON, PAWNBR0KER, No. SO
"A Reade street Broadway loans in large small
sums may be squred watches ewelry silver ware dry
goods, wearing apparel and personal every desc
ton. jy30 I'm