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RRIEE NOTICES.

John Church g. Co. have reprinted (8yO.
ID 21O The Great TOne-Poets, being short Memoirs
of the Musical Composers by f. Crowest Tie
subjects chosen. Bach, Hdnde, Gluck. Haydn Mo
rart Beethoven. Weber Rossnl, Schubert Mendelssohn
and schumann The volume should have been restricted
wholly to German composers should have included
many more names Within its limits only slight sketches
are possbe and the work has the character OF clever
compilation rather than collection Of original studies.
So far it goes. it is both useful and entertaining.
THE Christians Heritage" u2mo. pp 36l Robert
Carter Brothers. the title Of group Of twelve ser
mons by the Rev. Dr. Mcancthon ". Jacobus, late pro
fessor in the Western Theological Seminary at Allegheny
City, Penn An photographed fragment. OF curl
ously minute and eiPcumstantia character. is prexed
10 the sermons which are OF the standard orthodox
character without special ndiy dua features marked
originality of views The portrait Of Dr. Jacobus ndi-
GATES man Of refinement and balanced culture.
II. o. Houghton d Co.. have Issued the January NUN
Der of the United States Official Postal Guide, which
appears quarterly, and contains the latest and fullest
information regard to every branch and detail Of our
Postal Service.
q =. Putnams Sons publish new edition of the
weltknOwn "CycOptdia OF Biography" By Parkc God
win with the latest Important added, down TO
August 1877. The convenient size of the volume and
tue c0mpactncs Of the materaimakc 1t exceedingly
fu fol- reference 10 many where 1t Is not
sary to consult many vo!umed encyclopaedia. II fur
nSes much in the way OF lanes. dates AND deeds as
Is ordinarily required
ID. Sadlicr d Co. have published their catholic
Directory Almanac and OrdO Tor the year 1873 1T IL
very complete gdebOok Tor the hierarchy, clergy and
institutions Of the church.
Tie OrqanOH is the title OF international quar-
tery review Of homeopathy. published in Liverpool and
EewYork. aDd edited by Dr. Thomas skinner, Of Liver
pool Dr. +. W Berrdge. OF London. DIR. Adolph Lppe,
of Philadelphia and Dr samuel swan, OF this city II ID
intended 20 be organ Of The strict and uncomprOmis-
iDg followers OF Hahncmann. and hnds its reason for
beng in the division Of parties among homeopathic
practitioners, and the need which the Hahncmannian
school feels fer rigorous definition Of principles.
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OFFICIAL REPORT N. I. MINING STOCK Ia
CHANGE SALES, J4NU4Rr "a, 1878.
SECOND BoARD--l2 O'CLOCK ".
THIRD BoARD-1:30 T. VI.
THURSDAY, January 2i--P. ".

Enough is already known To excite suspicion
that there exists scheme looking TO the placing 81
the entire railway connections Of New-foFk ana
newfoundland with the West under one CONTROL
The first step was the Central and Hudson Con-
pany's action in obtaining the control OF tAe
Canada Southern. and ENDORSING its new Issue ol
bonds. The second appeared in the eeehoh
of Mr.. Vanderbilt as a director of the Troy anu
Boston Railway. How much truth there may be u
the runors that the management of the CentraI AZ"
Hudson is seeking to obtain controlling interest III
the Flint and Pere Marquette Railway. We kne"
not. but such rumors consistent with tie
ACQUISITION of the Canada Southern line Inrh
ing to the East it must be remembered 'rs'
the Troy and Boston, and Fitchbnrg ioSoS
make the connection through the Hoosac Tunnel
from Eastern Massachusetts 10 tho Hudson hi'."
Therefore Mr.. Vanderbits connection win ,Ho
Troy and Boston Road may account for the qui''
buying of Fitchburg stock winch has recently Deen
noticed at Boston. and which has advanced :"
price TO H. IL il shall be found that all the anu,
ent movements, some of which are Yet too iit'o ''-
veoped to offer scope for comment 90 eh'U'"'s
such scheme Us the one supposed, II becomes
matter of vast importance to th' pnbhc. "h"'s
may be the result to the Genial and Hudson y,
its mana gement, of now ati'ning policy OF eA'e",
sion ard the leasing of other Lines, which has pfo'''
rninous TO every corporation that hitherto mas '''
red out that policy upon an extended SCALE '"''
can be 10 doubt of its effect upon the conlIlei''
New-YoIk.
The very suggestion of the possibility OF arai""y
scheme of such magnitude, shows the necess" n
delaying longer the sale of the Erie RAILWAY,
of its reorganization on basis bearing proper e'"
tion 10 its present value. The present scheme Oh
organizing the Erie by an assessment Oh It's nd
ond ,eta,niov ia immense debt. il accomplished
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEN
y
BOUND BROOK ROUTE

:
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. -. .
Leave New-York for Trenton and Philadelphia at $50, p
9{O, a. 1880 Boz, $50. II and at p ~ LOT
Trenton. 80
Leave Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania Rail
road Third ana Berkssts, at 1900 $780, 800. llJo a. H.
1880, 3 80 $50 p. m. o-
Leave trenton for 20 except Monday 6:35
80. 1920 a M, 1918, 2:l5. 40, $50 p.
puluan Drawing Cars attached 20 the H3V A. w.
33O p NewYOIk TO the 1870 H. l:3O D. H.
trans Philadelphia. ,-,.,- -.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Ieaye New-YOrk and philadelphia AZ
$50 a. 500 II Leave Trenton At l;Zo o;2o a. ID
gao IN. - n,
Broadway princIpa hotels all Offices of The Enc IA
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'E'O PHlLADELPlilA,,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
rttr ar u ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
$3.50 between
NETWORK AID PHILADELPHIA

Fourteen Through Trains each way daily; three Depots
philadelphia, two ia NewYork.
DonDe Track the most Improved Equipment
Time consistent with absolute SAFETY.
OB and after November IL, 1877.
EXPRESS Trains leaves Now Ork via DesOrOsses and
landt ~tirctr Ferries, follows:
73O $40. Pt930 limited, IL T. ,, 6, $50 Z, $50.
and SUNDAY q a. 8, q. Csc, Z, 800 ant D. M
Boais OF Booki, Annex" With AL through
jersey CITY anlrins speedy and drectransf for
Brook
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 800 335 7, $50 s.
$50 and IL A. m. Iimod Express S5 D. M 2 :, 5:Se
1888 D. midnight sunday 500 335, Z, y,
$40, q. IN. L. 1886 D. M, and IL midnight
Ticket offices 52J and ga Broadway, No Astor House.
Of Desbrosses and Cortland No Court-st,
and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fulton ST., Brooklyn
Nos H. liGand liS HudsOnst Hobokel; Depot, Jersey
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GEDICHTE Won FRIEDRICH HASSAUREK. lGmo. III
100 II. & b. Burgheim CinclLnatl

A little volume of original German poetry
by German American We find in it the traces OF two
quite different elemensa sadness and suppressed Ia
mediation which is rather that of Lenau than of Heine
and TASTE like that of Hcrer INLAND FOR old heroic
Spanish themes. The latter is not only the more agree
able OF the two but il leads the author to bis most sue
cessul performance. The little ballad entitled Ben
acazar and the lyric Gonza!o perhaps the best
poems in the volume and had the author confined him
self to this fresh SpanislAmercan material be might
have produced very delightful addition to our increas-
ing OF native poetic themes. Many Of the other
lyrics are graceful and melOdiOus but they are vara
lions OF strains which We have already heard They
show genuine poetic feeling II sometimes lack oil
that devoted art which alone gives poetry its highest
vital mower.
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FAC ENDS FROM THE L. :. NAVAL ACADEMY. ito
pp. 100. Homer Lee & 60.

FAC ENDS FROM THE L. :. NAVAL. ACADEMY. ITO,
pp. 100. Homer Lee & 60.
The naval cadets do not appear to have
themselves planned this volume and infer, from the
somewhat ambiguous language OF the preface that the
illustrations which constitute its chief value, were not
designed by Them The lettcrcXt collection Of bur
lesque poems, songs and squbs, with the amount Of
humOr and of literary performance which might he ex-
pected from company Of rollicking boys The hunor
is toeraby cheap the yelsihcaOn like ship in
choppng sea, and Of the fun is obtained through
parody; yet the seni-narine uranarino youngsters,
we doubt not enjoy these things hugely Almost the
only deep and tender sentiment In the songs is evoked
by the suppression OF hszing 1t is also remark
able that the songs contain original expression OF
PATRIOTISM or OF pride in the service. Some Of the Illus
trations are quite clever, aud there would be little
edifeation in the volume ifthey were omitted
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Gteamboais ano Railroads.
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ID Leave from foot Of Desbrosses and Cortandt

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses and Cortanat
$40 H. for Washin gton Columbus Chicago and the West
Richmond Charleston and the south Through Pullman cars
f'0m Baltimore to Chicago - - -,
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and rdOnsyie Pullman cars IRON New ok
Washington making close i9I
Psburg Cincinnati, Louisville. and St Lolns through
Pullman ears Baltimore Cincinnati and ~. Lodih .
10. M. daily for Washington the South, and Wesf Pu
s.eepers from NcwYork TO baltimore and washington
Louis, Pittsburgh the south and Southwest Ihrough
Pullman from Baltimore to Cincinnati AMI coz
III Iynchturg
orleans and the South. o,.
For through tickets please cali Company's Office 80
Broadway NewYork aud at ticket Offices foot OF Coahdt
and Desbrosses ss and depot Jersey City xn ONO
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHlo
RAILROAD.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
" Ferry Station In New.York, foot OF Libertyst
Commencing nov 20, tS77-Irains leave as follows: -
Chdnk Tamagua Wilkesbarre Elmra, &C. Connects at
Junction with b l.. and W. r. x.
s:i5 a. m-For High Bridge Branch Easton HarilsD"rg
Mauch Cnunk, Tamaqu3, " lkesbarre, Wliiamspoft NC
1918 N. aud 430 m.-FOr Somervlle anu femiDglol.
D. m.-FOr Pennington, Easion Meucn Chunk Isanatua'
Wkesbarre scranton. runkiannOck, Tamaqua HazeIon'
Reading, POtisvile Harrisburg &c r,-,,.. 49,,
y. i.-EOr High Bridge Branch, Easion bel'iIs ai
Macl Chunk. Connects At JUNCTION with d. L. and W H. H.
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Fer Trans to local points time table al saions ~
SUNDAY TRAINS-Iaaye 1T $3.50 a. M, u III. ioI
Bound Brook intermediate points, and at $50 p m or
Elston, Reading, and Harrisburg.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains Perth AmbOy Red Bank Long Hfahch'
Ocean Grove at B. ID, llA5. m. 4, DID r. NJ ,x,
Stages Mattaw3n station 70 ana IRON hEi-
PORT, ana at Squan 10 and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections foot Of Liberty St, for Freehold at
S:lJ ll:iJ a. III, 4, bio p. III.
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VOVTFOn amt after November T.. 1871 trains leave view
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Express HARRISBURG Pttsbirg the west anu South Win
Pullman palace attached, 4. ~. anu $3.50 T. No. cay
For Wiiamspori. Lock Havep CORY ana Ere, ~ ESQ
u M connecting Tor ilusyIlle Petroleum Centre.
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Tog baltimore Washington, and the south Limited Wash.
ugion Express" Pullman F1rlor cars daily except sun.
day $3.50 M: arrive Washington $40 p m Regular AZ
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Express Phai, phl $50, sos l:30 Limcd IL a. m
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: S'3O. and n Emgraut aud secOndclass, ?.
For trains Newark Elizabeth Railway Princeton. Tren-
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SEE local schedules NJ all ticket offices.
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From Philadelphia 5O5 $50 90 1910 00, lljOa. M,
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eRIDGEPORI. and all rnintS on ii0usatonc
I'D and Naug1tuck Railroads ARE ~. steamer Bridgeport
GthaIursp nhy t-nnGaYs excepted at II 80
iAd BrnieopHt 1T II D. ~.
Z DNG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
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her \ 1877. The steamer il Sc IuYT will leave New
PEI - North River iolt az rct0rst connect ns az
Hoot WITH trains ,r Long Branch Pninfelha ana
TOMS River / III. and p. Nneland Biidgeton Egg
liaIhn II Wan.osn, Raruega and tuckerton.
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THE BIRTH or JESUS. BY HENRY A MILES, D. d.
I2mO PIP 2ll Boston: Lockwood, Brooks, Il GO.
The author of this essay attempts to occupy
middle ground between literal acceptance of the so'
res connected with the birth Of Jesus and the rejection
of them all as fabulous and untTuswOrthy He believes
that we are taught both in the New Testament and the
Primitive Church that Jesus born IN the course OF
natural generation and the Of Joseph as wei as
Mary but that this does not necessarily make against
the Triutaran or Arian doctrine Of his personality
He writes III the interest of no Christian sect or religious
creed but with the desire TO present the Ne"
Testament narrative in its true and original hght In
supporting his views he abstans from AL controversial
heat manfostng firm belief in the historical position
OF Jesus and profound reverence for his character
singular error of statement occurs in the INTRODUCTION
to the volume where the doctrine OF the Immaculate
Conception is described affirming that the virgin
Mary gave birth TO God by the power of the Holy Ghos
without human intervention" The author eOnfounds
the Miraculous Birth of Christ with the Immaculate
Conception of the Virgin which doctrine, as deemed DN
the Vatican Council teaches that the most Blessed VIZ
gin Mary III the first instant of her conception was pre-
served free from ali stain of original sin"
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gusruCtlCU.
Fer Young Ladies-Country.

Fer Young Laiies-Country.
LEOME SCHOOL foI children; terms low.
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and day school yDunE iaiies. viii te9i.i ein,-a
Sept y. Fcrcrc'sI gddy,"s u.s. u . IN
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE. Mechanic
X burg hea,ir. ucEuti'u Ci'sc ~" s'lI NchoN.
opens ga year sept; IL. Rev. T. e. k1t~ A. ~ Pret
Ans. WEST. Bonding aud Day SCHOOL.
w Greenwich. Tenn III.
MISS WILLIAMS SCHOOL. Worcester,
VI maSs-For YoCAC LADiEs f9T c,,sn'1r aia.f''
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For 10th Sexc7-Country.
IRFENWICH ACADEiY. with Musical In
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DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyacll. \. Y.-Both
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Miscellaneous.
GRAND EDUCATIONAL EXCURSION TO
N EUEOPE-in the summer Of IFS visiting lrelani'
Scotland England, France, Belgium, the Rhine, Prussia sui
zcrland I;a. the Psris EKposit on Al objectionable
features Incident European travel entirely rcmO'ed Re-
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ana others of ike tastes please address, for prospectus,
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CLASSICAL ENGLISH RIA DER. BY the Rev; hFNf A.
HUDSON l2mO. PIP. 412. Boston; CHM x Heath
The selections in this volume for the most
part are from standard English authors OF the highest
repue in prose and verse, and include piece whose
merit can be called in question by the most sensitive
critics Among the authors whose writings have been
most largely drawn upon e,Sir Thomas Browne VII
liam Cullen Bryant, Edmund Burke Coler1dge Richard
Hookei, Charles Lamb Milton, Shakespeare, Lon-tel-
low Southey. Jeremy TAYLOR, Daniel Webster. Words
WORTH Whittier, and others from the highest walks
of English literature. The thorough culture and austere
taste Of Mr.. Hudson would inevitably Danish from his
collection every production OF uncertain character or
epheinera interest but II is rather surprising 10 hnd
among his gems specimens Of the poetry OF CO"pcr
Lowell Halleck DANA of the prose Of Dr. Claiming
r. ". Emerson, Edward Everett, W. II. Prescott, j.
Motley and others whose pames are prominent both III
England and America masters OF expression in then
nother-tongue Sill the volume is of sterling
value entitled to choice place the oookiabe as
well as in the classroom
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ESSENTIALS AND NoN.ESsEN1TALs IN RELIGd ,
Nv JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE limo pp. I%S' BOSTON
American Unitarian Association.

ESSENTIALS AND NON. ESSENTIALS IN RELI n5i,o
BY JAMES FRRrMAs CLARkE. limo Pr lao "o''O"'
American Unitarian AssOciauOn
The sentence of st. Augustine, which Is
adoptcd az the motto of this volume. well represents the
sprit Of its contens 1.-THE reality which is now ealle
the Christian religion existed already among. the an
cieuts and beginning has never been wanting &c
the human race until Christ in the hesl whence
tbe true religion which then existed began 10 be called
the Christian religion" Dr. Clarke. the learned ana e!o
ouent minister OF the Church of the Disciples in Boston
takes his stand on the universal interior element OF re
ugion IN Christianity, showing It's adaptation to the
wants of human nature and its support from the highest
principles of reason in every of the world He fully
agrees with the quaint delivery OF John Wesley that "a
string opinions Christian faith than string
OF beads is Christian practice" DR.. Clarke avo"s MN
self transcendentasi, believing that man KNOWS noe
than he is told by his senses that he il more certain OF
fhoac truths which come him through his rcls IMAM
of those which come through his senses; ana that
"ar his knowledge" according to lEc s'aOehcn'
of Emmanuel Kant, "begins nth sensible eXpe
rIence hut all does not iron, expert
encc" ale knows" says Or. Clarke, the Ideal
realities received through better than he knows
those transmitted through lie knows cause ana
effect cnOnenOu and substance, right aud wrong, the
infinite and the eternal his identity the power OF
free choice These dyinelY created within nn
iyiney rooted in the very texture Of his reason start
ngfrom these PROMISES Clarke traces cut the essential
principles of re ous faith in Christ and Christianity in
the Bible AMI Church. in Christian experience ana III
the Future Life His discussion of these topics is equally
free from theological dogmasm and from speculative
subety with the fervor of Christian Devotion and
warm with the fire Of Christian charity. The volume Is
OF on cmnently practical character aud although enemy
intended confirm the reader III tie principles OF reh
gous faith. abounds in wise couusels Tor TIE CULTIVATION
of v.rtuous life.
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Gituntioua Uantco-- ala!e5

Situations iUdntc0 4tlh!e5
NOACHMAN, GARDENER, and COOk.-
Y Iy man and vito take charge ~ iustcnc"or a.
co,,huan AMI gardner. wife II a nistcass topki can
rv. te lt'm hg families country pre-
ierrcd. Address =. l.. d., 1870 Cr'ri o.. Guy
HANDlMAN, PORTER, &c.-By Uerman
proicstaut arri - ysar. Is Cabinrtmakrr by trade
carpenter Work
ter aud encfa work good fccphrhd@'nns "hss MOI
,f,ir. Ami, inS shave, near 0th-1. CAiFEN lEH7
EMPLOiAENT NOi 81
MEN SERVANTS, such a. walters, garden
We efs oOAchncu farmers pDr"ts, grD01ls. Nacts and
tu mon can without delay At ODE - OLD
4 STABLiSHEp EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, lO3 West
.fth-t. corner hroadVdy
yYyAITER.-By il>t-class Young, single
W onorrd man has hest 81 io capaby.
houcsi- and habits been private family service
over r, year, NcwlOfk. Please call address No II
Iair-si.. brooklyn
&SATCHMAN, porter, delivery diver, or
" other industrious man 81 Steady habits
and ac;i,e win best irrrnces moderate CAL
Oh adm - ItPFNTEHh. 100 Gth-ave. NEAR 9hsi.
WAITER and COOk.--By very honest
W Swisa couple; the as thorough MTire dIote
the nrst class cook both Ligv respectable and
hard prl ing people Inke their employers
wilfg snd very oligug able talk English eng refer
ebc-s Gall AZ 6D2 Gth.aye. belr 3Jthst
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NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81
~ Steamers Peck Zip dsy SUNDAYS excepted 10
New Haven At 3 and / p. M. connecting with road.

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
" RIVER RAILROAD commencing Dec 81, 1871
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot:
5000 m and Northern Express, drawing room
TO Rochester.
IO.aO a M special Chicago aud Western Express. with
luandagIa. Rochester and Buiao
lao a m Northern ana Western Express 70 Utica. White
hall and Kutlsnt. a. ~,
400 ~ Express, with sleeping ears fol Mon
ir,al Va utland Burlington and ST. Adams stops al Sing
sing Prek GsrrisOu'-, and principal stations North.
600 H. M 81 Louis EXprsg. with sleeping cars Tor -.
Lous running through day in the week also sleeping
ears Corning, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toledo
Montreal Via saratoga and Pl3tt-Ourgh
$50 D. a., Pacific Express daily, win sleeping cars Tor
MatcTtowu, Rochester Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cleveland.
Toledo. Detroit aud Chicago
lI:OO D. m Express with sleeping cars, 10 Albany aud
Troy.
Nay Local Time Tables Tickets for sale AT
Nos w. POI and Alb Broadway, AZ Wcsco Express
co.'s Oncty Nos par&p4cc 1S5 and oi2 Broadway New
York. and 1888 " ashincton ST.. brooklyn.
I'N'' q MEEkEIi lirrrrnl pnssenger Agent.
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nr. WATT, ST., No. 40 East 23d-st -First-
~ class dentistry low popular pce extracting aner
pure fresh without extra charge cal and examine spec
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