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THE PRINTING HOUSE OF THE UNITED STATES | | AND | |
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THE UNITED STATES ENVELOPE MANUFACTORY. | | | | GEORGE F. NESBITT & CO | | | | 163,165,167,169 Pearl St., & 73,75,77,79 Pine St., New-York. | | | | Execute all kinds of | | PRINTING, | | Furnish all kinds of | | STATIONERY, | | Make all kinds of | | BLANK BOOKS, | | Execute the finest styles of | | LITHOGRAPHY | | Makes the Best and Cheapest | | ENVELOPES | | Ever offered to the Public. | | | | They have made all the pre-paid Envelopes for the United | |States Post-Office Department for the past 16 years, and have | | INVARIABLY BEEN THE LOWEST BIDDERS. Their Machinery is the | | most complete, rapid and economical known in the trade. | | | +--------------------------------------------------------------+ | | | Travelers West and South-West | | Should bear in mind that the | | ERIE RAILWAY | | IS BY FAR THE CHEAPEST, QUICKEST, AND MOST | | COMFORTABLE ROUTE, | | | | | | Making Direct and Sure Connection at CINCINNATI, | | with all Lines | | By Rail or River | | For NEW ORLEANS, LOUISVILLE, MEMPHIS, | | ST. LOUIS, VICKSBURG, | | NASHVILLE, MOBILE, | | And All Points South and South-west. | | | | Its DRAWING-ROOM and SLEEPING COACHES on all Express Trains, | | running through to Cincinnati without change, are the most | | elegant and spacious used upon any Road in this country, | | being fitted up in the most elaborate manner, and having | | every modern improvement introduced for the comfort of its | | patrons; running upon the BROAD GAUGE; revealing scenery | | along the Line unequalled upon this Continent, and rendering | | a trip over the ERIE, one of the delights and pleasures | | of this life not to be forgotten. | | | | By applying at the Offices of the Erie Railway Co., Nos. | | 241, 529 and 957 Broadway; 205 Chambers St.; 38 Greenwich | | St.; cor. 125th St. and Third Avenue, Harlem; 338 Fulton | | St., Brooklyn: Depots foot of Chambers Street, and foot of | | 23d St., New York; and the Agents at the principal hotels, | | travelers can obtain just the Ticket they desire, as well as | | all the necessary information. | | | +--------------------------------------------------------------+ | | | PUNCHINELLO, | | | | VOL. I, ENDING SEPT. 24, | | | | BOUND IN EXTRA CLOTH, | | | | IS NOW READY. | | | | PRICE $2. 50. | | | | Sent free by any Publisher on receipt of price, or by | | | | PUNCHINELLO PUBLISHING COMPANY, | | | | 83 Nassau Street, New York. | | | +--------------------------------------------------------------+ | | | PROFESSOR JAMES DE MILLE, | | | | Author of | | | |
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THE DODGE CLUB ABROAD | | AND OTHER HUMOROUS WORKS, | | | | Will Commence a New Serial | | | | IN THE NUMBER OF | | | |
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PUNCHINELLO | | FOR | | | | January 7th, 1871, | | | | Written expressly for this paper. | | | +--------------------------------------------------------------+ | | | FREEMAN & BURR'S | | CLOTHING WAREHOUSES. | | | | 138 & 140 | | FULTON STREET, | | NEW YORK. | | | | FREEMAN & BURR'S Stock is of unparalleled extent and | | variety. It embraces Suits, Overcoats, and Clothing of every | | description, for all ages, and all classes and occasions. | | | | ORDERS BY LETTER.--The easy and accurate system for | | SELF-MEASURE, introduced by FREEMAN & BURR, enables parties | | in any part of the country to order CLOTHING direct from | | them, with the certainty of receiving the most PERFECT FIT | | attainable. | | | | RULES FOR SELF-MEASURE, Samples of Goods, Price-list, and | | Fashion Sheet, sent FREE on application. | | | | Overcoats, $6. Winter Suits, $12. | | Overcoats, $8. Winter Suits, $15. | | Overcoats, $10. Winter Suits, $20. | | Overcoats, $15. Winter Suits, $30. | | Overcoats, $20. Winter Suits, $40. | | Overcoats, $25. Winter Suits, $50. | | Overcoats, $30. Boys' Suits, $6. | | Overcoats, $35. Boys' Suits, $8. | | Overcoats, $40. Boys' Suits, $12. | | Overcoats, $45. Boys' Suits, $18. | | | +--------------------------------------------------------------+ | | | A CHRISTMAS STORY, | | | | Written expressly for this Paper, | | | | By FRANK R. STOCKTON, | | | | Author of
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