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Title: Treat's illustrated New York, Philadelphia and surroundings
Year: 1876 (1870s)
Authors: Treat, E. B. (Erastus Buck), 1838-1928 Durst, Seymour B., 1913- former owner. NNC
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Publisher: New York, E.B. Treat
Contributing Library: Columbia University Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: The Durst Organization

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A TWENTY PAGE WEEKLY LIBERAL BAPTIST PAPER, Represor.ting the great ONWARD MOVEMENT Among Baptists towards Christian Liberty and Union.Comprehension without Compulsion.Diversity without Division.Loyalty without Proscription.Fellowship without Dictation. IT PUBLISHES Spurgeons Sermons ; an Expo-sition of the InternationalSunday-School Lessons,and general family-reading with Re-ligious andSecularNews. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, POST-PAID. One Year, if paid in advance - - $2 50 If NOT paid in advance - - - - 2 75Two new subscribers, or one renewal and one new - - - 4 50Five new subscribers, and one renewal 12 00 SAMPLE COPIES SE\X FREE. Vddress BAPTIST UNION, 37 PARK ROW, NEW YORK.
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The New York Evening Post Building Broadway and Fulton Streets, N. Y. This building, located on the corner of Broadway and Fulton streets, in the immediate neighbor-hood of several of the largest and most pretentions structures in the city. On Broadway the buildinghas a front of sixty-two feet, and it extends one hundred and three feet on Fulton street. Its heightabove the sidewalk is one hundred and twenty-live feet, though the cupola is fifteen feet higher. Thepublication office, like all the apartments in the building, is fireproof, baving iron girders and beams,and arched brick ceilings. The composing room is situated on the ninth floor, and connects directlywith the editorial rooms. The press room and its connections occupy the entire sub-basement. Fromtbe windows of the upper stories a magnificent and extensive view of the city and harbor may be had.The Evening Post has been published since the first year of this century, under the editorial super-vision of William Cullen Bryant

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