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GREAr MAGNETIC VEGETABLE eu>ss w 10Y SNH.
Mandatory and once 80 Broad ~ az
\ ASK No Par It'll The CURE IS EFFECTED go
Il folly and ma l say, wicked o. mAinian hss ttls
disease cannot be cured There g. IN the Wise provisions
made Tor cur welfare remedy for ais as well IS Tor other
.-ases BAT thai remedy u rot 10 poisonous mnsra-s
which we're neveTm-sa 10 be curative sgsns 10 tn-sr
days when science seems 10 b dlsc o'ns az ue =
disease which Ia, hitherto bsfhed Al medical sAi IL
would be strange indeed such remedy ho' 70 Do
found
Vegetable Magnetism IL his great remedy Let II be
lons ard loudly proclaimed Come then ye hopeless sui
feIers, there balm for you. msy be called heaven
ly g, because II Is that vital. PervadDg EeetroMsg
ueuc Fluid that you see nsshing through he ses purify
ing The air giving moi0n aHi velocity the heavenly
bodies and sustaining The grand fabric N ayerss Nsiure
When cured ne charge VII be 81 bosle, rec lirnE
TWO 70 SIX bottles. J19 AZ
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Amnser.tuts.
SrvORT Ar STATEN ISLAND

HERR AND SIyoRI AT STATEN ISLAND.
II.NRI HFR AND OtNiLLO slAohl - .lF-
fforls CONCERT. preylcu. 10 thelr psrlure Ter ne
Csras., ga Saturday evening July - 81 = oe!ccs, a.
ne Pavilion New srtgh.on.
Tse CINDERELLA vii axe up rom
Fort Hamilton AZ. 0'riocs, Clifton Landing ~ wander
bits Laniing 81 0uarargne O'CLOCK and axe uefn
bark aiief ne Couceu u over . -
Tickess q each-lo Dc hai a. the PsFh.on, Nj WA
ter, sni on board th- American Esgs, New shton
a. staten lssnd ferries -t-t
AMtRICAN VT sat M.-svery IS Sna eyelins
"A us week, commencing sondsy, July > so enal5
rX1ihous ald r-rforrArc-s every Sfrruoon a. D ADJ
every evening =. O'Clock. Last week II he Chapman
Fsmly. Aso engaged nr srohrf wees lhe eeleOi aied
Ofpbean Family, or hrunebcc Nocalsl., shNkng Qua
New ard Interesting Wax Fsur-.. failhfal rep
tAsen Ia he year 1856 % Ncw-hsyen. IN The schooner
Anlsisi aler they hzd muuni~i md murdered the OF
Gers sn1 crew Saba Arnss Wooden Leg. Pee Morris
Comic Noc.'iG Miss 2. Julien, The beautiful Dar seuse
Living Chimpanzee, or Orsng Outsug AnsIomics Venus
Admisson p CO children under 20 y.sE. IL eas y.6
CASTLE ts.RnEN.-Atmi.,ion - esnJs--Tae
Nspen3it Panorama u Newly Bay, snd The de ghi-
f breeze enjoyed ~ The visiers render this hi
desirable sumner resort 10 the ciiy.-MOSOAY EVE.
MING. july -6-Th- Entertainments viii comQence with
- Overture o "Csiph ~ Bsg ds0 aer which The Com
rditia entitled he Dol " idoN's Victim " Grand Pas de
Truis ffom u Ssykderr by Misses L0uisa, Amelia aud
Msry Ann Wells Bzla1, My own nstve Lars Miss
OF ihe West" Miss Philips. M'. l.. Wells viii dance
La Csrhucs The whole 10 conclude with = HigblsrG
Fin., by la Petite Mary Ann Doors open a. 4 CON
mences a. O'clock Jy<7
CASTLE GARDES-ENrat ORDlNARf sNHI
- BiTlOS The Chinese junk ksying 10 row lytng al
Caste Garien. Admission on board, = crrfs open
from @ O'Clock. A v Will VIZ Tvs
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~ observation-disclosures o. PAIN-CUsArNA
OF Dfsr.ss pr JAMES ASHLEY. 20 huisoL - gives
siungs daily, AIS a. NJ. Z snd P. Nj, slfscAi Opefs
llyrs are performed without pain IhAanH11 iehl-Ie~
psiliess-far safer 10 the mOiherthe period VI cotl-
enI shortened The severe diseases Often Yea -
Il, rem-is influence aer al 0IheI rensiies nave iaed
n the hands of ne skfal Of The pfosssOa Inr
pssei have Toe u their limbs restored IuInofs Ae
arrested In their growth and fatality Those VINO tA'e
ssepless nghls, msde by % 20 resi IN su unr -
refreshing az hA of infsncy The mind diseased N Mes
uefisn buds lie d. Ashley trsss The diseases OF
women sad chdfen 1ad attends 10 he geners pfsc1c- OF
ms1iclne znd surgery. -yii hfh@So' isu
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haakspa, Il Nth b6 tons live oak timber 10 Griffin &
Hart July lat "a - long 81 s. spoke schr Wssrr~s
from NewOrlesns, for Boston. June p. lat e 10.
lone - H. spoke bark Chester I'm Liverpool for New
Orleans. June % lat q lotg 70 H. Francis Ballard
died of Augusta Ne before reported Francis Young
having shipped under hctici1us name.
br schr PERSEVERANCE, Curry q Is I'm Halifax ash 70
Hunter Co
schr : Mitchell Adams ds fn NeWb.rn NC naval
stores, 20 Medad Il Plat;
Schr Amelia, Hammond Baltimore. coal % master.
sioop samuel Dayton. Decker. ds in York River.
fruit, master
Below ship bark and bdgs.
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- COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE 81 CooPen
y oSn, Ois-go CsgDiyTh- house 10 ~ ores % fest
by - built by as isasc Cooper ESQ la the most
substantial msgner bzyiLg unob'uuctrd view VI ho
beautiful scsueSy ofOi.eso L4ks, which II has wsios
font VI % feet The goGnd. -bOut two .crss) ere hand
sOmey lad OUT having a. sboniaDcs VI fovcfng plsns
and shrgbb-ry win eboce ffuI Of various siods Tho en-
mate 10 remarkably healthy tho yisgs adjoining he's NE
advantages Of good soe.-ty churches schoos tc and
wnin II miles u the Utica and Schenectady RAILROAD.
vito which here 10 daily communication BY stages Ths
size OF lno butng tia beautiful situation sod its vicinity
" tho sharon and Rchhsd Springs, renders dssfson
Tor gsn;esl boarding public boass fof which mxhs
D- srraDss1 m0terss expense For fuller psftieoe,
apply 10 HAyILANO, KEE3Ek CO 90 Msldes .ans % 70
tn subscriber The premises. THkoDOHE kEESL.
TIE properly would 30 exchanged for good t&lrn u
On. ~ la. rv.S Co,otes lyI5 1aw4~iSs
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN shin Sea Vuch from Cant0n-hr. G.. +. Howe Of
Boston.
ting and seryt Mr. Wilmot Wood and lady Wiscssset.
Me stephen Decatur, u : N, add servt MessTs G. l.
Graft Baltimore Brown. DO Goodman. Canada
4 Bliss. London J Gilman Ireland Rudolph Payhin.
ger Germany, I3s In Storage
In ship Sir Robcu Peel from Lir0pOoi-Rev Mason
Mrs LeaDey Morse, Miss Elizabeth MOrse, Master
Morse Miss Lucrcta MOrse and servant oil Of YORK
DR. NJ Burk aud lady. of ireland. Mr. w Edwards and
LADY, Misses Mary and Ellen Edwards Mr. Frederick I'd
wards Mr. Henry Edwards, Mr and Miss frsbilcOck
Henry Williams Mics Anne Pierce Mr. J Blunt Mr sam
uel Blunt Mr J 1homas. Mr. John Stowoll, Il Nathlay
ESQ MIR Jas Roberts Mr. Webster. lady and child Mr.
ssKely end lady, Mr. smyth and lady, Newlsnd and
ehild-3i0 la the Storage
IN Byitish ship Qa6cu, from Liropo0i-B Carow and
lady sud 1872 M Storage.
Ia big Sarah BrOun. from Sligo, Irelaad-Msrgt
Wier and daughter Anna Bella Campbell, Fallen and
sister Mary Csmboy John Mallory end lady Robt Boil
ton, Ellen B0uck. Catherine Bouck Walter WadrOD,
wife child and nurse second cabin.
IN ship Pegice from Beitdst-Mr Wait, Mr. Dadel, Mrs
Bsnds-lyO In steerage.
H ship TaTguiG from Hdue-Dr Wight oil New
Hampshir Fred Renauldt Mr. Sebastian BrOntster,
Is second cabin aud ie9 stecrsge.
~ chip GiaSgOp from Here Baron PIG Storage.
/, In Bark IsGac Mad, from SauanRai-G w Anderson
lady child and sevant, G. Neyle. lady, four children
and two servants ID Nichols and lady, DR. l. Parsons,
ls5y child end servant l. fsirchd, lady and child
Mrs. A Lamar, child and nurse, Mrs q Griffin Mrs
A NJ Pickett. Mrs Cohen. two children and servant
Miss l. Ehelman Miss N Nichols, Mics White, Miss
C Mscksy Miss l. Parsons, Capt. Macksy, } w Owens.
II May. Curran. Parsons. Wavery Griffin.
IN bark Isaac Mead from Sauanndh-G w Anderson,
lady and servant, Nichols and lady. Fairchd,
lady and child DR. f Parsons, lady and servant, q
Neele. lady and child and servants Mrs Cohen,
children aud servant Mrs Lamar child and servant
Miss G A Nichols, Miss White Miss Mackay, Miss
LIE Parsons Mrs 5 Griffin, Miss NJ Neglc, Miss L X ii
shellInsn messrs J Mscksy, U N, w Owens Esq z
Curan, II May I Griffin, II Parsons, Wisyery, e
Negle T. Anderson Miss J l. Noge.
IN shin Arson from Charlottesville A Cheyier Mise
Guenvier MissL Mahony, DIR Elliott Lege L Gibbs
sMcKluley. 4 Medhurst
IN Jyig Wilson FaIiar from SardHndk-B Pond, + d
Byrne MIR Rolie and lady. John w kagler. Slappey
aud lady Fred Scherh. II Meyer and lady, Jas Doyle
Peteo Wsmb and lady.
In bark Te1idOr from Neo OreaRs-Mr. Blanchard and
lady. Mr. Bssdel Miss Bedford.
IL bark Mary r. RURdfu from 81 Thomas-Rev John
Cheokley OF 81 Vincent Rev John p Knox Of ST. Tho.
ms. John Minor of do, Fred p. Stubs James Turn.
bull David More of Kingston, Jam.
IN brig L0lcelL from Triaidad de Ca5d-Emanuel
Armentern. Joseph Bennent
IN D,aeh bark North Holland, from Aat~1p-Mr P
Tonne. lady and children.
In brig Sylrosey from Aptndp-Sarsh Joseph, } &
Hammer, Hammer-lOl In the seerage.
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AItRROR LIBRARY. 30 ll-NeS Series The Trip
WI ping. of Tom Pepper the Results o. Romancing
hy Harry Franco. This popular novel which has excited
such Interest during the progress ~ 10 publication IN ne
Weekly Mirror. will be pu sh-d This day. The local de-
plnns and The wrknowu Characters introduced into
ths saiirics dashng phos phcal romance have excited
greatest interest the readers othe Mirror VIII
t hiss 10 % publ cation and hf cry has me
from all quarters, One more Of Tom Pcppcr "
We row offer All 10 The public. Those who have read Il
by pece-mea will bs GLAD 90 have t I'm book forms while
hose who hsve read 20 before will be glad 10 nave
il IN any form 10 l. published IN style similar to l3ii'
a. hfv cents copyhe price OF that popular wof
fN.ti mi
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n AT PRIvArE sALE-Pl.nhsd, NJ ,-l-

liable farm. situate half mile from rlsinnsia' n =;
containing 50 scres u tie land, divided AZ sns'
fields BY The best Of feEee and IL high stale Of euuvs.
ton 4. vel. stocked with oil kinds u fruit feea DC ne
farm house 50 fset By % fss', Two sones msn uaea
with cedar shingles h.ed the roof wts built ~ JOB
Squire sfterwsrd Owned by David W. Wnhmms, bsq
Tners large barn. stable COW house carriage snd ~ss
on n1.s tool shop corn crD ice and hen houses on hs
or. -. all baiIl by The day and 10 The best manner
hoe DOT and rsn lawn Of scres, beautifully arranged
with great variety Of Ornamental usss and box shrub
bery Tbi. delightful situation, very healthy. and con
ven Of " Ne~York the 70 end TO
thre- gim-s day ~itnin half milo Of the bouse Tor
Isrms Le apply 70 ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER,
iy9sIw Aucaopeer. BrOad-d
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MIRROR LIBRARY.

NEW SERlEs--rhe political lOca. novel, entitled
lfl2ia or the power of he :. F. originally written Tor
ths Mirror. I. plh sh-d making handsome volume 81
300 pa-es, aud fDr sale hy All The booksellers Thl Work
contains graphite history Of the Presidential Cam
pegn. showing h- intrgues ~ both parties Dunneus
publication u the Mirror excited me greatest intei est
throughout The c. uutrv contains iact Than hcuon
AMI Utke sketches oi more thzu iy Leading politicians
Inn
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PASSENGERS SAILED

IN steamship Union for HacreMr de Selle Mr. Srohm,
MIR Rambie, Mr. Harmony. Mr. lie Baron. G p Gage, X
Kemp. Mr Audony. Mr. North, lady. child and servant
Mrs Holmes aud two children Gsrherin, Lescesne,
A Lecourt, Mr. COmbier, Pescher s,uckey Pierre
Gaune Pargoud Stephen Baker, Mr. Gerardin, Mr. Phil
lips MIR Laoux wife aud two children, Sen Jose Maria
saniora Jose Maria Do SsmOrs il, Geo Hove, c l. ff.
fanny Boris BOdisco, John Henry, Mr. Csssara a
Waldmaun J IL Elmer. 10 in the second cabin and
10 Storage.
IN packef ship Adnirat for Harre-Mrs : Lathrop,
Miss Lslhrop DR. Van Arsdse Miss Hicks and servant
New York Mr. Poole Mr. Pentz, l. Jenronaud, lady,
child and servant Mr. Wenmar, Miss Andrews Ferdi'
hand (,ardiol-
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Fr STEAMER Union. for Havre ships Europe Tor Yer.
pool Admiral for Havre Nantucket tor London, Roger
Sherman for Liverpool sullivan. for Chsrlest0n Lu
for Philadelphia. bark Nsuhus for Liverpool. 5rgs
Etruran for West Indies Ottawa, for Richmond.
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oLAIRvoYAKCE rs DISEASE.

~ Dr ferry hes secured hr assistance Of dlstln-
gulshed Ciairvcy -uti whose pfcYrce VII be 10 SAn
OF me diseases OF be- p,euts and 10 prescribe
Inc appropriate remedies TIE Doc. w WAN patients
Ia any psrt OF the cuy Oce So ffankn-si Two doors
east from Broad way Cancers, tunOrsi &c successfully
removed by az ex eful appic4Aon snd "laou! pan 10
lie patient Prices moderate N@iA
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general Nolless.


Yofk The ABOVE Association vii hold special meeting
nj Tammany Hal Tuesday evening next -Ith INST al
o'clock cooperate with the other Societies u paying
a proper tribute 10 the memory Of DANIEL OCOSNfLL.
All Eepcarrs and supporters OF C0nn-l's principles
are invited 10 attend. by order.
f,.6 stss CHARLES 4. SHEA, Secretary.
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Boaroina.


- COLD SPRf NJ HOTEL AND BnARDINE
~ hOl ST Le head Of he Harbor Cold sprirg. l.
few families or single per.ons may have board FOR
the Summer ason. n te above house which Ture air.
good fare aud sstaier hshnE il not surpassed on he
shores u Long Island sound. Passage by Railroad daily
or steamboat Groom which leaves flon Haftesiip a.
s.. p. ST Iy.s lw.l WILLIAM POST. Jr.
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Wednesday, August T. The Principles Of Nature, her
Divine Revelations. and Voice 10 Mankind, hy aud
through Anirew lsck.on Davis, hs Poughseepsir Seer
aud Csirvoyant' Wholesale and retail by ; Redheli'
Clinton Hall Orders also supplied by he Publishers,
iva 7liss LYON 4 FI>HsOUGH. Wiliamsbursh ID, l. l.
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-, die. hO intend going M he c'untY the pres
ent season ind ~ J. y. albLEkS ~ ca.
pal st ladies' spp@rs lies and buskns and 10 stil-
ngs Second qlziiy .lippefs snd ties al and buskn.
al shlngs per par Ladies' gaer-boots a. 10 sod 10
.buqs eguaI 90 sny To he city Aissrs and chidfens
galter boots sgd shoes all kinfssn1 prices Wi many
h.nks TO the ladies' Of Nes York ard vicinity hope BY
selling good article % mert continuance n tn-r pa.
rOnAae }. q. mlLLEh ~ Jana -
fyItgff.s nesf Wrs, Broadway.
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A VALUABLE Farm IN vIRoIEIA

IN FOs sALE-situstsd In Fsuqaier County, and coz.
zins about 90 scres t~o-lhirds u which 10 eleHee'
psn OF IN. aad 10 IN valuable timber there Ge -
extensive 6elds 10 erase and clover and Eooa meseo-
and rhs farm 10 particularly adapted 70 ne rss,ss
OF cattle and sheep, having nsvsff falling wssf Sis
ever field Tbs improvements eocsst Of sern,o~s
tso -osy house with rooms, and Tho ussal o.
sI nesrly new srssI bargain viii sole = NE ovE
o. is DESTROYS Of pursuing dids.sni easnss. y y9
tyls Imseod somervilis rsaqaisf 90 'ut.-
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-" Phi Beta happa.-The Aunusl Meeting Of the
Newly ORR ALFeA Of th. Society vii h- held l he Pho
s'phicsi Hall Of Union College Tuesday, ths ufnfy-
sescsfA day u July next, a. 9 O'Clock, A 81
GA the day. O'Clock, z. N. Hon Willis HALL
~ Newly viii deliver th- Agnversary Orsuou On Che
Pr-shyteal ufrh in The Gas Of atd nme
disley tlerei f.of Pfof h MT-HsLL. NJ. ID u fha1c
yh.s Viii pronounce the Poem.
JNO A YATES, v President
Wu NJ guIfsPlg. Corr SEC. iy.i 3.-Oclss
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Arrivals of Produce, &c. by the Sew-Yo rs
and Erie RnIiroad-......JF Clarsfor. 4rsnf.
Fsrorf,G Y>ctal.y for Tie Men York Trituns.

TAILHDAT- JlII n III
Nh York and Erie Railroad per- Barge HEINZ SUDAN
Ia ffks 65 gbi tut-r calves Is sheep hogs II czi-
hx eggs Cspts Row - tubs Il lrsi1s Dusr - hogs
calves sheep. Capt. Brorn; limbs ffEs butter eases
tDzs baN egEs sieveus0u u tubs - frks butter =
sheepZf 1og- Capt Do.son .n sheep Capt D, rrss -
tubs butter CsDi Wickham, bxs hats Rapda, boxes
chair .tl1, Gderseevc DO lugeuO; 81 sheep cattle
4 c UOurDugh.
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I1IETH ~ HALL. ffankil-sqaarr. acf FIRTH,
4 HALL Z POND, - BfOadwsy, publish his week,
from Diverdie meats Espagn1is Sur Eoi.e de Seville
opera &c Btfe No. l. Ia Gir8lds' Nc. =, " Nsse An
dsou,e". No. ;, CsEhas Des Mgleters' composed by
Henry Rosein. The -sulig song Jessie arranged
a Qu1relts By g. LinI-y; "Th- Wsrsnip o. Peace"
Tribute Of insh Gratitude 70 American Muahcerc- IFl
zen and composed by samuel Lover Buers Visa"
sore words by J. W. Wsts0n, cedicaled 70 Brig Geo.
Wo5l, music by Au5ua Phillips; Rio Brave" MeNL
csa Lsmel., ~oit. by c. + h0frsn, music By Aasan
p-,,.tr. W M.
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SyAPAND LETTER PAPKR.-A fall sssornes.
Nof all qualities plata aud ruled also rag susN wv
F;@ ls:f .rappIs for ;sls Y nosvIL ,o JsAsx.
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TuE AMERICAN LITERARY GAZETTE

THE Am IL Imam HA IL
A Nd NEW YORK MIRROR. week r.n-N OF News,
"A Ar, Science Literature. Poidcs-ll- FL LLtR soie
Editor ant Proprietor. has the -s-tscuon of announcing
the public that he has made new arrangements ~
which In future this established newspaper now In The
commencement 81 is SIKH volume new series VIII &C
cupy place decidedly hsn ever rs leading LII
esry Journal OF the Metropolis Subscribers DESTROYS Of
receiving volume from the commencement 10Th ApdL
l8fI should forward th-ir subscriptions immediately To
Cubs Of ten, the terms only ore dollar ye.r.
TEaMs-Ons copy one year 10 ady6nce........-&
One copy two years.
Two copies one year..................
-Four
Ten s...s.flN
All new subscribers entitled to copy Of " 1874 or
the Power Of he or The Tnppings u Tom Pepper,
the Results ~ Romsncing " each work being hand
some volume DISCO pages.
All communicative should be addressed post pscl to
n Fuller Edi.Or Of New-iork Mirror limited number
Of advertisements relating the Ars and the Book Trade
inserted on The outer pages
NB.-Phce Of the Daily Evenn % Mirror 81 per annum
IN advance, shilling week when received by carriers
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feaal Notices.

DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given, that Resolution
h.sn r,n presumed 10 The Boa Of Asssisnt Alder
m-n Ia have Tho awning posts la Wslsnes', between
Pearl street and the Intersection " Broad ana nssssu
streets removed. All persons Interested 10 ths Grove
prDpO-On hsyog objections 10 me same are fequsseo
present them Ia ~rBg 10 hs 0nf.rsfnsd 81 ME once
No Hall 4 Records before Tho Ssh 6sy Of August
next MARTIN Il THOMPSON, Street CommissioDef.
strs.t Connis.iooeFs Ofhc-. July rs. 1877 ly1
ID HLiC -ALE.-AIiS Vice. received q. s1ses ine I'M
Il Dfanc-s n Ih- Corporation Izrd 10 kiyioslonsHe-s
near Goeck snd which msy rsnsia unfsdsemsd 90 iso
"a day Of August merit viii Oh that Day DO sold 81 pu)tk
auction. Sale to rommeucs Al 10 o'cloch ~
JOB H. BLACK, superintendent Of Buildings
CITY Of Ney-Yofk, July q, 1871 Db
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!. CorNrnY sEAf FOK SALE q coope

- To LET-An OH established medical odies. To-
- qulfe al65 ChamDsfsL IJb 81
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Books.
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