GUIDE FOR STRANGERS.
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The Grand National Fair, now open for ex /,
! hibition in this city, has attracted vast mum
sber ofyisiiers TO the Metropolis from all paris
of the Uaited States. Many ofihese being en-
tire strangers here, will, no DOUBT oe a. 2 'oS'
10 find the many interesting places N our ci'y


which they would desire 70 vlsn before ieasihs
for their homes. Il is for me accommodation


Of such persons, that we have gotten up, at
some expense and roube, this guide" which


I'VE hone win moi only afford entire satisfaction,
to strangers while they remain here, but also


serve as matter Of interesting reference when


they shall have returned to their respective
places Of residence.


In addition 70 this directory we shall give
many other instructive articles, which will
prove highly useful to strangers.