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"The World" for 1877,

THE New YORK WORLD for 1877, Daily Semi
Weekly and Weekly, viii be found II be the cheap
est and best newspaper published in the United
Sta.es. it will be printed in an improved form
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approval of the best classes in the community with
out regard political opinions or religious differ
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