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WiHDow SHADES, &c

have Just received from Q New YORK suctiou
house hfy pieces Tapestry, Thrss-pIy InEraip.
Venetian. List and Linen OARPET0,r OIL
asd COnFORTERs. Also, On hand large lot Of
new and second hand rHREITgk1, ali Of viii Oh
advance. B. BUCHLY,
Dealer in FURNITURE &C.
4O6 Seventh street
se ID I'm between @ and II sts., east side.
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We have nov on hand an assortment Of IF7x@1
40 TO 80 PIANOS. j.. LIl'
Ghlsh We are offering for sale ct factory prices,
to sell on favorable terms.
- We. MErZERofr h 90,
t'.- 81 Penn q avenue
Sole agents Tor stairway q sons Pianos and a
son Hsmlins Cabinet Organs. - ocS
WI. KNABE CO.S PIANOS u 700
PRINCE . 90 lspsSSSSsss 3 sSSsss AND ME-
for sale and rent on Nv tsrns -. NJ. Ios ~.
street, above Pennsy lvania avenue. p. 40"
HINTS FOB THE TA BIZ, with . few words
n On wines. Household COOKERY OarvinE kc
Ssesp. ior french 6oofsry s.ysr o1i:lis
campaign. Mrs Leas Domestic Cookery. Mrs..
kAndolphh Virginia Housewife.
sn1 -LL-I q FRANOK TAYLOR.
WELsH' PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR.
This excellent Flour / am nov sailing 1t reduced
prioss' either in Barrels or sscks cu., .c3t3
..w Corner Of l4th end streets, 4, !.
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MARRIA0E Am crIIRAoy

an Lssay Of Warning and Instruction for Youna
men. Also, Dlsesses and Abuses which prostr ate
me vIsai powers With sure N cans of relief. Sent
nee 81 charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address
Dr: skILLIN H9UGHT0N, Howard Assooia.
tfon, Philadelphia, Pa. auc IL sm
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DENTISTRY.

~ wR ), LtWIEa DENTIST, has n.xovrD from
!" 1oO Penn. svenue, ten doorsA
eooxe, 1so's 1rsat HI,seoce,y, ~ Ds.tissry 61
sons having Teeth to extract woaid "A yi.e ,h.,,
70 call ss DE-. LfwIEr once, and have them
sexen OUT Teeth Inserted on Bu6ber Cola and
, siivsr PIstes In .rder that sii persons should
rave teeth, We have reduced the price very Low. .
I9 Ds eonynces Of the feet call and see fer your:
selves, Also, call and see the neV and i'm prsvaA
nethod Of inserting Teefh ~ ~Sas'So
.,s, no; goo Psnna avenue, bstvssa 18th and 18Th
s2-tf o.. 3. LBWIE. n. D., peut,ss.
&. LOOMS, ND,
TIE nysnter and Psfertes Of ths MIHRRAL
es.e ME 1raes me- IN this city. Many person. esn
these. -" 1890 "s1
Persons calling st my osice cen be soooumods-
tea Win any style and price Of Teeth they may de-
Ie, put 70 these who are particular, and wish the
Rure:s, siesnest. stroasest and most perfect den.
tuIe .bet Art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH
viii be more fully wsrrsnted
kooms In this efty-Ho. 33s Penu'a avenue, be-
Phfladelphfa. oc aO iy '
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report
FROM BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Nov. l3.

BALTIAoRE, Noy. 13.
Judge Barton has just rendered his decision
in the hdbcds corpus case. II sustains the
power of Gov. Swami Ito remove the Commits
sioners Of Police. There was great cheering in
the court room when the decision was an
nounced. This decsibu reviews the whole
case. He says the order Of Judge Bond Of
the Criminal Court. that the parties be held
to bail, in default TO be committed, to keep
the peace against the Police Commissioners,
and not to seek to exercise any of the func-
tions of Police Commissioners until their
claim to said Office should be established in
the courts, was wholly unwarranted, and that
the Judge Of the Criminal Court had no au-
thority to issue such ah order He reviewed
the code in regard to the Police Commission.
ers, and decided that Et gave the Governor
entire power; that, if in his judgment,
Messrs. Woods and uinde had been guilty Of
official misconduct, the law gave him power
TO remove them and appoint successors. That
the time Messrs. Young and Valiant we're
arrested they had been truly and lawfully ap
pointed Police Com nissioners, and that
clothed with the commission OF Gov. Swami
they were then truly in ol6cs, and empowered
to rightfully exercise dll the functions of the
same in place Of Wood and Hinde, removed
The action Of the Governor was final, as much
10 ~ u tuObo SOWmti kbOHoI8 uhu Decn re-
moved BY the Legislatate, and from his action
there 10 no appeal.
Gen. Grant is in town to attend the horse
fair. He is the guest Sf Judge Bond.
It is supposed the new Commissioner will
at once enter upon their duties, and renew
their demand upon the old Board for the sur
render of the police stations, &c.
Messrs Valiant and Young, on entering
their office q few minutes ago, we're loudly
cheered
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VOL. xIII.

aAer much more active in support Of Jare1,
and that at least strbng moral influence will
Be exerted TO ssttad the troubles over the
river. Canales hes offered 70 surrender Mat
amo1s 70 Tapia in obedience 70 orders from
rJsrex on certain oonAitions, which the latter
declared urUosthy u notice, and sAid he
would attack the towh at an early day. Es-
cobedo had been ordered TO settle the DIM.
Guilty with Juarez, and was expected 70 stars
for Nstamorss ON the eth instant with l,600
men and six pieces pf artillery. It 10 prop.
able, therefore, thA& IN conjunction with a.
pia, he will attack N Mhtamoras about the lOth
or l2th instant.
The Herald city d Mexico correspondent
says Maximiiian's dbdieation xasanknown
until he was almost ready to start on the
road. He met General Castleman but only
made . passinx salute, and would not admit
Of . conferences. Later it wss thought he
would return TO the capitol, but in that case
Marshal Bazaine hadSintened to send him un-
der guard to Vera Crhz. Castleman was -
ing treated very cavilierly by Bazaine, xho
10 busy making new contracts for army sup
plies, and for length of lime which does not
ioook to . speedy departure cf the troops.
Az soon - Maximillian 10 known 70 have LETT
the country, Bazaine will declare himself die
tator.
The Herslds Havana correspondent Of the
9Th nys the customary reception was gwen
the new Captain General on his arrival. His
first proclamation carries settled determi-
nation to suppress the slave trade.
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England via New York, Hon. Ho land and
Nci)ossh lsavs BY The next steamef.
In ~ ltuian triah shieb ere = come Of
1t Dedfofd, Mr.. B. Deriin 10 engaged in the
defense, Justice johnson will preside.
QuESsc, Nov. Is.
Great good is expected to result from the
Queens letter and donation to the sutFeres
BY the late FIRE. In rsgard 70 fatars snbscrip.
tons, the Relief COMMITTEES have recon-
mended that they be distributed Immediately,
$40 each to over 5000 families 10 view Of
the rapid appearance Of winter. Weather
6ne.
ToRorro, G. W., Nor. Il.
The share holders meeting Of he Bank Of
Upper Canada took place toe day. The Direc-
tors submitted the report to share holders in
which they say after mature Consideration,
and BY advice and counsel Of the government
youe dirsetoes have isa6sd nndef ssAi ofthe
Banks . deed'of assignment appointing the
following gentlemen % wind up Affairs Of the
Bank. Thomas 4. Street. Peter Patterson,
Robert Cassels, Hugh C. Brownwick and Pc
leg HoaQ.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM NEW YORK.
Nrw YoRr. Nov. /

NEW OK. N 0F. 10.
Under the decision of the Jumel will case,
it is understood that $50, 500 is to be paid BY
Mr. Nelson Chase, of which $4,000 goes to
the Rev j. Howard Smith; $4,000 to the
Church at SarmansvilIe; the various religious
and charitable societies are to got the sums
respectively assigned to them in the will;
and the balance IS divided among the law.
yers; the heirs-at Law get $4,000. and the
estate passes into the possession Of Mr..
Chase.
The official vote OF Delaware for Governor,
gives salisbury, dem., l,212 majority; for
Congress, Nicholson, dem, 1880.
The following dispatch was received this
noon at the office OF Renters Telegram Co.,
in this city:
LoxDoN, Nov. l3.-The Pope has consent
ed TO reside in Malta if he is forced to quit
Rome.
Election riots have occurred in Genoa, but
order was restored by the troops.
A World Boston special says: Letters
from provision houses in Liverpool bring in>
teligence Of the shipping back to the United
States, within the past sixty days, Of between
5000 and 5000 boxes of American bacon,
the sale of which on the other side, at the
rates current, would have involved too heavy
a loss to the owners.
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1T is said that Spooner has . clear field
for the Commissionership Of Internal Rev
enns.
r NJ. T. Hunter il in Washington look.
ing after bis pardon.
An effort Is being made by the Freed
mems Bureau TO relieve the District Of CO.
lumbia Of some Of the surplus colorsd pcpu-
lation.
Mr.. Collector Sloanaker, Of the First
District Of Pennsylvania, it is said, viii b.
removed.
Hon. H. v. Wilson, United States Dis
trict Judge for the Northern Distric, Of New
York, is dead.
The opinion prevails that the "Cordova
colony is a most unhealthy failure" The
same in reference to the Carlotta colony.
Gen. Stevens, formerly Chief of STAFF to
Gen. Lee, is now General Superintendent Of
the Mexican and Imperial railroad, running
from Vera Cruz to Passo del Macho.
Gen. Hindman, late Of the so-called Con.
fedsrate army, was luxuriating in Orisaba,
teaching the natives to speak and read Eng
lish.
With the characteristic iberality Of
Americans; . subscription has been opened
in New York for the relief of sufferers by the
recent innundation in France.
The Ameaican settlers at Cordova were
only waiting for the yellow fever TO subside
at Vera Vera Cruz, to ship from that port to
the United States. Men who never knew
what manual labor was in their lives through,
were working hard for dollar per day to
support themselves and families.
The Union Fedette, Of Salt Lake City, says
that the battalion of the Eighteenth Infantry
now at Camp Douglas, in Utah, is to be re-
cruited to full regiment under the new army
bill. 1t will then be known as the Twenty
sixth Infantry, and will be commanded BY
Brevet Maj. Gen. John E. Smith, formerly
Of Galena, and at present Collector Of Inter.
nal Revenue for Utah.
There are two American hotels in Cordo-
va, whose names are indicative of the former
political predictions Of their proprietors,
namely, the Confederate HOTEL" kept hy
W. S. johnson, of Texas, and the "Dixie
House." by John Asa Robertson, of Alaba-
ma. Neither Of these proprietors are having
any very extraordinary run of business, al
though reputed "good men," and presumed
to know how to keep hotel.
"A gentleman who has just returned from
the colony Of Ex-Confederates 10 Mexico,
gives the Republican Banner, of Nashville,
n few interesting items in reference to some
of the "so>caled. 1t appears that Gov.
Harris and Gen. Price are "raisins small
crop Of corn in partnership, near Cordova.
All their cattle and other stock we're recently
stolen by guerrilla bands. Col. Green, late
Of Tennessee. was practising law and acting
as land agent, having formed partnership
with Spaniard.
Emily Campbell comes from England to
seek livelihood for herself and babe in the
New World. There New York lies before
her, with the miles of shipping and the hustle
of the city, and there's feeling of strange
ness and frendlessness and hopelessness,
and those cold-faced waves seem the easiest
mode Of settling that question OF constant
ever-haun,ing poverty. She clasps her babe
and springs overheard. No one will femem.
Der the item tomorrow, but it is q sadder
story than even the zone More Unfortu.
nate"
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
New YoeK. Nov. 1,

New ! oRK. NOV. 10.
The TribAne's New Orleans special says:
In view Of the fac. that . statement - going
the rounds of the press to the effect that the
President and Secretary Of war deny having
instructed Gen. Sheridan not TO make any ar
rests under Gen. Grants Order No. a., dated
July 9th, it is but proper to state that that
order, together with General Order No. 8,
have both been officially revoked, by instruc-
tions received through Gen. Grants head
quarters.
Half dozen murders of late Union SOL
diers have recently been committed in the
parish of St. Louaday. The facts we're off,
cially brought to the notice Of Gen. Sheridan
By Gov. Welles. but in consequence of the
revoking of the orders above named. nothing
can be done. There is no longer protection
for Union men in the South, and the sham of
continuing martial law is now simply farce.
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FROM CANADA.

ToRoxTo, Nov. 13.
The Court resumed its sitting at 10 o. clock
this morning. Hon. Justice John Wilson
presiding.
Thomas School was the lrst placed in the
dock. He manifested the most stole indif-
ference to the position In which he was pla
ced
The prisoner counsel put in an affidavit.
certifying that two witnesses were absent,
Who. il was believed would swear the pris-
oner was carried into Canada in state OF
intoxicaiion, against his Will, and another
witness Who would testify that the moment
the Fenians left he threw down the arms
which he was forced TO take up.
The Crown allowed the affidavit, and the
case was postponed.
Daniei Wheelan was the next placed in the
dock
Mr.. McKenzie-l am unprepared to go on
with the case.
Hon. j. Il. Cameron-Yoa might have
been ready. The trial was ixed for this day
and must 60 on, ip the absence Of any proper
reasons for putting it OF.
Mr.. Mckenzie am going to challenge
the jury on the grounds that they we're not
selected according to the provisions Of The
statute for selecting jurors and juries. The
counsel then stated u length the grounds for
challenge.
Hon. ]. II. Cameron submit, my Lord,
that under the law At present in force in this
country, my learned friend has no riaht to
challenge the array on the grounds stated in
the objections. l therefore ask you TO rule
against it.
A long and elabosA4e argument here en-
sued between the counsel for tho Grown and
Mr: MeKsAsis, Who lnGssed thae tAe Court
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. IL.
The remains of Ex-Rebel Gen. Hanson
were inferred At Lexington, yesterday. afte,
preliminary services. There was no disturb
ance.
McFerrsn. Armstrong L Co, one Of six OF
our prominent cotton merchants, to>day in
augurated daily O'Clock afternoon cotton
market. by auction, whereby planters have
the option to take The prices last offered.
The affair turned out splendid success; l25
bales offered; IS sold at 8ltc, and 60 for 33c
for Tennessee middihg.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
New YoRK.Nov. Is

NEW ORK. NOV. 10.
The Her1lds Washington special says:
The best posted parties in Washington are Of
the opinion that the present negotiations will
terminate in the United States establishing .
protestorate over the Mexican territory.
Mr. Rose OF Montreal, who is the coadju-
tor of Judge johnson of Albany, on the com
mission TO arrange indemnities arising under
the settlement Of the northwestern boundary
between the United States and the Govern
inert Of Great Britain, arrived here this even
ing. and is at Willard's-
The King Of Sardinia was suggested IS the
umpire OF the commission, but the British
Government waived any right in thst relation,
snd Judge b. II. Curtis, of Massachusetts.
was selected.
The interests of the Hudson Bay Company
are involved in the commission.
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FROM ERIE, PA.
Ea.xy Pa. Nov. la

EssEs Pa, Nov. 10.
The day express west, on the Buffalo and
Erie railroad, was thrown Of the track near
Wesleyville, -four miles east Of here, ai four
o'clock p. m. Some Fifty persons were in
jured, and Eve killed. The killed are DR..
Wheeler, Of Milwaukee, his daughter-in lav,
and her child man named Hart,
from Danville, New York; another named
Harlan, residence not known. The dead and
wounded we're brought to Erie. Every com.
fort is Afforded the wounded. TIE dead will
be forwarded to their friends by the Railrosd
Company. The accident was caused by the
negligence Of the workmen engaged 10 re-
pairing the track
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FROM BOSTON.

BosroH, Nov. Is.
The suit in the United States Court brought
by the Union Paper Collar Company against
Charles Neil / Co., for Infringement Of let
ters patent by selling unlicensed paper col.
lars. has been decided, the defendants sub
mtting to decree from perpetual injunc-
tim
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEw YoRk, Nov. 10.
The Heralfs Washington special says it
has been decided, by competent authority,
that colored soldiers ake entitled to bounty
under the act of July 20, 1866, in all cases
coming within the provisions of sections II
snd Is, and where they have received no
bounty or less bounty than one hundred
dollars,
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoxK, Nov. Is.
Tho Mississippi delegation has been in.
formed that JEFF. Davis cannot be released at
present, but be will be furnished with every
comfort compatible With hia security
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 13.
Improved machinery and implements are
arriving in large quantities. to be exhib-
led At The great Fair 10 be held here from
the 10Th TO the 2sth, and great display is
expected Of superior stock Of all kinds
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The Universal Clothes Wringer
Doi. Clothes Washer.

THE UNIVERSAL pnrI,s w.sHIxo,ai
CLOTHES WIRING ..,,d,d he Rsr pr
Err, with cog weeels, MUM AZ TUE GRE, ,
las taken the first NJ m" hssIASD Air
premium al the State srArE TAiRs ~ M
Fair OF all the North> HsMprlI RE- Ew YoH
airu States; also the MiSn,ao ~ ",s,nss.i
eirst premium at the AMI nK raF FIN.
ast two Fairs of the PREMiUa rHr stri
tmer;ran Institute: lnpL) At TIE IA
. and has been ararded ISsrIrUrE.
The FIRST Iireimum by
Ho e"u"e"V"' "te boiling hot sGd-, "a
If the Committee OF ,hr % o nth. Of the fsb'
he Great Neu Eag- and iim--rsas' ont oat
and Fair Of 1866, ~ ~ ,9s. a .,r-no ipiury
rf1er the most scruti- the clothes.
iizing trial IF the "a, a.,
,ious NacAiaes Of .e.i,s essh s0',.a mn .',
numerous coMpef'tors. nee, l. thourhf more Of t
,UE UNIV rs kSA day han e,er.-
.LIrHKs wRtNGkR
ling. c,cih~e aimtet dry On rsce,pt IT the pri
,ithons Injury 10 the Il e. om pl ,c-s where no
rica x-I nt., and M w IL 'i~g ~il zen a
r gets tresio out ofnr'irr Washer and one Wr pe.
Mr.. Cyra.w Well sas,: either or both, fec
III s.v-s sr, at lafcr With freight ~hsrxes fari
ut iary tn this clotse- Size W~phrr, So NJ
h~r@fo,e mat decidedly ~rinver $40, 40 wrr
rcD~ 0eni Its us-. er, - 30
61DYx fasv~ right Of sale given TO the nrst rsGpon
a. 4, t,I,cart ON 60 b toun.
svnd circulars, Eiv whoi-atle ard retail tsrx
r. C. BROWNING, General AQenf,
No, slCoursland street nSw Yosk
poyeet Opposite Nesclnan Use.l1
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IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY
Text Books.
y y s II II &c EXrED !
ed. S. CARTER & co.

pRUITON ON THE STOMACH.
- Bum,thsd. vsnere.I Dsses.~s
Bstly on Nagntsis,
Budd on the Llvsr
bcsman's chenLfry,
Carpenter the Micrc~cop~
Curling on Diseases u Tests
C1nJi~ Children.
Churchli on Children,
Churchill ON Midwifery,
Cycsopedia OF Pract. Medicine
Dunsluison's Ned Dict,
Dfut's Surgery,
Ertchseus Sursery.
Fifnt's Practice,
vosnes Chemistry,
6rasS Anatomy,
Gree T.. gerry
Hodges Obstetrics
Hamilton Fractures
Hollands Acdiral Notes
Jones Oosh slmir Medicins
Ludlow. Mann i o. Mod csi Examinations
Nitisvs Principles and PrActics Of Sbse.trtos
AAse .y-sem # ohst trie.,
Mil re Practice OF Surs~ry
Neil smiths onis um
RAmsbcthans Obstetrics,
ffile Thersp~uttcs,
wafs,n's prartios
Nosd's prsrtjr.
W.od's hsrap~utica
T. Dispensatory,
And ali ether Rs ieal Dssks ussA.
so,iA I'D. .. CARTER 4 CO.
STRAIED.-Strayed, from the Brewery.
On i&tn .tssst between Nal snd onf.-, u, ..rl, on
the even I Of Mondss, vemhsr nh a d IN sAY
uhkst, strip In for-' cad. tive var, oI, beh Z,
thr. e-spri Z buuier wagon. srevard Of $40 III +.
pad Cor the return Of the same or cr uas o that n
lea ~ TIE recovery
ro-l+ss vREn KEou,ER
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E RI E RAIL w A V
6QARq
GREAT BselB clUcE---DouBLE TRACK ROUTE
NEW n DIRK, BOSTON,
And New England Cities.
THIs RAILWAY TX -Ryps NOV
Dunkirk 70 NV Ysrk 43o 4 les
DaGAls - 1ssv Ysrk lo3 0ilss,
Salaa anSa - New Ysrk AS Miles,
Axs rRon
p 10 ~ Miles the shortest Route
All trains run directly through to New York
S4-4eO Mi Les without change of Coaches.
From and ster idly 9th 1896 Train. will leave ia con-
neeesos Win al Western Bnes ~ foI'o~s:
VROM DuHKlRK AaD sALAMANCA-
ny ssv fovx time fiem Uuion b. ~,
s.4s 4. II. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS,
ss Horn-iIs,lIi. With tss 80 NJ. Day E.pre..
frvm BuG 10 and arrives In New York 10 81 o m
s.I0 A. n. EHPREsS NAIL, frm Dankt-h,
D~lytsn eps .aad.ysl ssop, 4 s.isa neA S.ss =.
m, and conb9 ~ uorneli >siIie and Cor irr ith
the 30 n Esiress A.il rum bhnaio, aud rivss
in New rnrh 81 ~ .. m.
Ais p, n. NEW vOMK NIGHT Ex.
pm HSs, ft..p Dansirs, Uuiy Except ,rnds, s,.l
tip. ~ --i.msoca IS p m an, arrives IN >.r
York - 1888 p. M, connecting ~itn Aftrrn'.on
Trains an eiesmers for 5o,toa and New EngtAua
C.ta.a.
EROM BUHFALO-n, NV York rs-- from De.
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$50 A. ~. NEW YORK DAY EMPRESS,
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iius ursl-vi.iv tp.iy. kept suusa!s} arrive. II
Ne~ York as 100 = ~. Conpscts at E'mira ~iti
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Phi saelph,s, B4ltimore, Washington pout
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els r. n. NEW YORK NIGHT Ex.
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TOR isrrisburs, ri ilsdelrhiS nd south
II 30 p. n. CINCINNATI EXPRESS
.sfy. xe IT sssdsys1. sAfritss In New i"k .
la kawspna 4 we-tern Rsilro~d and at New RI
with Afs-rn on SrHins and Stea ners Boston A.
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savs ere uana~,.d frse Of charge In Nsw York
IN. b@ss vesuplas.s and Nest Las.rsoss eiesp,a
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1ains on this railway.
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