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Nenntor Dorscr AIl IElght.

LITTLE Rock, December S.-The joint
commission appointed at the last session
Of the Legislature to investigate the elec.
tion OF Hon. s. ". Dorsey to the Senate
made the following report to the Senate
tonight, accompanied by the testimony
taken, which was adopted and ordered
printed:
"iMr. President: The joint select com.
mittee appointed TO investigate the man.
ner Of The election Of s. W. Dorsey to a
seat in the United States Senate ask leave
to report that they have examined a
large number Of witnesses, and have n.
yet failed TO procure any direct proof
that bribery or any corrupt means were
used by Mr.. Dorsey to secure his election.
We therefore present the written evi.
dence Of the various witnesses, IA taken
down by our reporter, and ask that II be
taken as n part Of the report Of tn Is com.
mittee, and that the committee be dis.
charged from further service.
[Sipned1 &c. 4. Tony,
"Caairmdn Of Joint Committee"
The committee was composed Of three
members Of the Senate and i've members
Of the House, all Democrats but one.
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Frauds by the ". Louis Gas Go.

sr. LOUIS, December s.-Robt. A. Watt,
we'll known citizen, has preferred
charges against Colonel Fordmycr, Su-
pervisor Of Internal Revenue for this
dstrict, alleging that that officer has been
for some time cogniaant Of frauds prac-
liced upon the q. $. Government BY the
ST. Louis Gas Company, and failed TO
take proper action In the case or report
the fact to his superior officer. The main
feature in the matter Is the allegation
that the gas company has manufactured
and sold TO consumers for a number OF
years past a much greater quantity Of gas
than they reported to the Revenue Col.
lector, thereby defrauding the government
out Of n large sum by taxes. The charges
have been presented to us. Commission.
er Clarke, and by him referred to U, s.
District Attorney Dyer, who can either
order an investigation before COmnis.
siOnet Clarke or send the matter to the
U. s, grand Jury.
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Marine Intelligence.

LONDON, December S.--Tlle steamship
Anglia has arrived at Moville. This Is
the steamer recently proceeding under
sail, having lost her propeller. The
steamships IIelyetin, from New York,
and Sardinian, from Montreal, have also
arrived.
MovtLLE, December S.-The Anglia
arrived with her propeller uninjured, the
report that she had lost II was a mistake.
Arrived-Stenmship Java, from Liver.
pool.
New York, December S.--Arrived--
Steamers State Of Pennsylvania, from
Glasgow, and Holland, from London.
san FRANCISCO, December S.-Arriyetl
Ships Golden Fleece, New York; ".
A. lialcomb, Boston. Sailed-Ihe bark
Conquest, Philadelphia.
Great anxiety Is felt hero for the salty
Of Goodall, Nelson 4 Packers steamer
Los Angles. She ia now ak days over
due at Victoria from this port.
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Interesting Exhibition Tonight.

Yesterday Major J, c. Covell, superin'
tcndent of the Blind and Deaf and Dumb
Asylum at Romney, arrived in the city
bringing with him about twenty pupils
and one or two teachers from the Asy.
lum. He comes at the invitation Of
prominent members Of both houses Of the
Legislature, for thepurpose Of giving the
Legislature and the public an exhibition
OF the modus operandi by which the blind
and the deaf and dumb are taught the
various branches Of learning pertaining
to good education,
With the device Of raised letters, by
which the Blind are taught, and with the
sign language, by which MuIOs commune
cate with each other, the public at large
have buta very superficial acquaintance.
Tonight an opportunity will be afforded
OF seeing exactly how these methods Of
instruction convey ideas. No doubt the
Opera House will be crowded, as the ex.
is free entertainment.
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with modern ones. The science OF object
teaching imparts ideas at glance that
once could not be inculcated clearly in a
week, Asitis in this respect, in the mat
ter Of education, so it must be in all such
reforms US temperance. Those who as
pire to lead such reforms must not ignore
elementary principles. And inasmuch
as an ounce Of prevention is always worth
a pound of cure, the true temperance re-
formers Of the future will be those who,
recognizing the natural cravingo human
nature for pleasurable excitements, will
endeavor to lead and control this propen-
sity in safe channels.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGTOE, D. c., December THE
new postmaster and doorkeeper OF the
House have filled the subordinate places
under them with political friends. The
Sergeant.at.Arms has not yet made any
changes, nor has the clerk Of the House.
The pressure for places is very strong,
aud applicants crowds the lobbies.
There was an I'D djourned meeting Of the
Caucus Of Republicans this morning,
to receive the report OF the caucus com.
mittee appointed to revise the standing
committees OF the Senate. The commit
tee submitted their recommendation a. to
the Republican membership, and said
that the Democratic caucus hand not yet
completed their list OF places desired.
The report as to the majority representa-.
tion was then agreed to. There will be
no change OF importance in the member
ship OF last sessions committees except
that WadlGigh becomes chairman OF the
Committee on patents, in place OF Mr.,
Terry, deceased,
CLAIM REJECTED.
The Secretary Of the Interior has re.
jected the claim OF SlS0,0OO Of Van and
Adair on account Of services as attorneys
for the Usage Indians, on theground that
they have received full compensation, and
that the practice OF attempting to pro.
tect the Indians through attorneys at the
expense Of the Indians Is q vicious one.
COMMITTEE CHANGES.
AmOngsthe changes Of minor import.
ance determined in the Republican eau.
Gus were the following; Sharon, Of
is substituted for Ingalls,, OF
Kansus, on the Committee on Education
and Labor, and the vacancy on this Com.
mittee caused by tho death of Senator
Ferry is filled by Morrell, OF Vermont.
The Democratic Senators held q full
caucus meeting this afternoon and dis.
Cussed at sOme length the subject Of
the minority representation on the stand
ing committees. Great dissatisfaction |
was expressed that the minority have
only left two places on the Finance
Committee for the Democrats to fill, in.
stead OF three a. on all other committees
Of nine members. The caucus
decided that those two places should be
given this session to Bayard and Heron,
who occupied them last session. The
vacancies on Foreign Relations and Post.
office Committees, caused by the death
lf Senator Andrew johnson, will be filled
by Senators Eaton, Of Connecticut, and
Key respectively. The minority being
this session, four instead Of
hrce members, as heretofore, ont Of the
eleven on the Committee on Railroads,
senator Eaton was designated by the
'auCus for that committee, together with
Rauson, Kelly and Caperton, who served
IN it last session.
wORKMEN DISCHARGED.
One hundred workmen were discharged
rom the NAVY Yard today.
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Cleveinnd,a Disposition Of
TFatnpS.

From tho Cleveland Herald, DeCCmbCrG.
The newly passed tramp ordinance,
as IL ia called, il to go into effect on Tues
day Of this week, and the wandering boys
will he allowed to obey tho scriptural in
junction and earn their bread by theswent
Of their brOwa.
The arrangements which have been
made are about as follows: The Street
Commissioner will call at the police
station each morning, and receive list OF
tlrt men who are to apply their muscle to
the cleaning Of the streets. lie will then
march them to the Bethel were they
will be furnished breakfast at the cost
Of the city. They will then be taken to
work in gangs, and allowed to apply the
hoe until dinner time. The mornings
move in the line Of the Bethel will be
again taken up, and after dinner another
chance for digging and scraping will be in
order. After supper they will return TO
Poverty Barn and drop away to slumbcr
with the feeling that some Of them, for the
first time in many days, have earned their
bed and boarding.
In case any oil them DO not want 10 re-
main in the city they are allowed to de-
part, but the construction placed on
The law will bc to the effect that ns
long ns they stay here at the expense Of
the city they will be expected to lend a
willing hand.
But il is not anticipated that the city
will have very large number to keep
during the winter. Just so soon rs they
know that this thing means business, most
Of them will strike out for faifer fields,
and other cities will gain what Cleveland
loses II seems, however, that the ordi-
nance Is n good one even should num-
bet Of them remain, for there is no place
in the city in which couple Of thousand
dollars could be 40 we'll expended as in
scraping the iearfully muddy streets.
The Bethel will receive thirty.fye cents
per day for each man. They will be fed
Ia the soup room,
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-MlIwnnkec NYhIsl,1 NnIts.

MILWAUKEE, December s.-The trial
Burback and Reynolds, rectitiers continu.
ed all day. The prosecution closed their
testimony and the defence has just begun
with their witnesses. The most impor-
tant Of the day was the cfOss.eXamination
Of eX.gauger W. II. Raddis, who has turn.
ed States evidence. The prosecution call.
ed him on some important point. On
crosq.examination he said he had agreed
with District Atsorney McEIenry to turn
States evidence II the two criminal prose.
cutions pending against him would be dis
continued; 10 this the Government con-
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ClNcINNArI, o., December s.-The sub.
scfibers to the Musical Hall fund held a
meeting tonight and elected a committee
Of fifty TO carry out the purposes Of Mr.,
springer's donation.
The Inauguration Of the opera season
at the Grand Opera House tonight by the
Kellogg opera troupe drew a crowded
house and an enthusiastic audience.
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For Thursday in the South Atlantic
and Gulf States, rising barometer, cooler,
west and northwest winds, partly cloudy
and clear weather.
Tor Tennessee, Ohio and Upper Missis.
sipm Valleys, and Lake region, rising
barometer, cooler, north and west winds,
partly cloudy or clearing weather, oCca.
sional light rains or snow on the Lower
Lakes.
For Lower Mississippi Valley and
Northwest, falling barometer, followed by
winds shifting to south and east, high
temperature and increasing cloudiness.
For New York and New England, ris.
ing barometer cooler cloudy weather,
followed by north and west winds.
For Middle Atlantic States, winds shift
to westerly with light rain or snow, fol-
lowed by cooler, cloudy and clearing
weather and rising barometer.
The Ohio will flse somewhat.
For The Canal regions, the tempera-
ture falls to freezing point by Thursday
night,
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Arrcstniin Tor Forgery.

SAN Francisco, December s,--Iewir
W. Pond, a former wealthy citizen oil
Worcester, Mass, was arrested here 10.
day on a reQuisition from the Govcrnor
Of Massachusetts on the charge Of for.
gerry. lie will probably start east to.
morrow in custody.
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Western Union Telegraph Conn
pRny'S Seml.AnnuaI Report.

New YORK, December s,-The report
submitted at the meeting Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company to-day, shows
a net profit Tor the last six mOnthslof 1875
Of 81 ,752,79l, u quarterly dividendof two
per cent was declared. The salaries Of
the officers and employees above six hun
dred dollars per annum were reduced on
sliding scale from twenty-five to five
per cent,
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NEW YORK.


New YORK, December s.-Capt. How.
ard Buell. was fatally shot on board his
vessel yesterday. II seems that early
Saturday morning thieves boarded the
craft, but we're driven of. Yesterday the
Captain was relating the affair to friend
when the steward entered the cabin, and
was asked to to tell what he knew about
it, While illustrating his story with q
pistol the weapon was discharged, and
the Captain fell back fatally wounded.
RECTIFTERs ARRESTED.
The United States Marshall to-day Wis.
tied the rectifying establishment oi'Wel.
lingtoH, Kidder & Co., and arrested the
prOprietOrs and wOrkmen. The charge is
that the firm was rectiiying spirits with.
out revenue license.
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DErRofr, December S.-The schooner
NJ. X. Warner, recently ashore on Fox
Island, Lake Michigan, has been released
and Is being towed down.
All the vessels that went ashore in re.
cent gales have been rescued except The
schooner Peru, which will probably be a
total loss.
The schooner City Of Fremont, strug-
Cling in the ice in the Saulte river, unless
she gets through tonight may have 10
winter there as il is commencing to freeze
there this evening.
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sented. lie said that he had received
money from several rectiiers here to aid
in defrauding the revenue. He received
in this way $4,000. He admitted having
wilfully made false atiidayits in January,
February, March, April and May of this
year, He has yet given no names Of the
parties connected with him.
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McNiillan Withdrnws.

WAsntSdroN, December S.-Senalor
Mcmillan, of Louisiana, has written n
letter to Governor McIIhefy in which he
says that he deems IL his duty 10 with.
draw his credentials from the Senate, and
tenders through Governor MCEnery to
the Democratic, Conservative and Liberal
people Of Louisiana The trust committed
10 his cnte.
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Cnnal CIosInr I,ostponcd.

New YoRK, December s.-In view Of
the fact that the Erie canal may he open
for some time, owing to the fine weather,
President Floyd to-day sent request to
the Canal Auditor asking him to keep the
water on few days after the 10th Inst,
the date Of the official closing.
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Mining 10 I,r Nnsi,enden,

PHILADELPHIA, December Sat a
meeing Of the Schuylkill Coal Exchange
to-day 1t was resolved to suspend produc-
ton from December 18th toJNnufry 22d.
A gentleman who attended the meeting
admitted that 1t had been decided to stop
further production absolutely from jan
uary 22A until about March lat, or until
navlgALion opens.
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Itot sprinrs ChnrItt IIospltaI.

LITTLE, Rock, December S.-Thc Sen.
ate to-day passed n bill TO transfer the
Blind Institute from this city TO Arkadsl.
phia.
ing Charity Hospital at Hot Springs.
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wArERrowS, N. y, December S.-The
coronets Jury in the case OF Sarah
Conklin, the school girl who was mnr.
dcred at Rutland, brought in verdict
against Frank Rullan. A bloody coat
worn by him on the day Of the murder
has been found, and he Is said TO have
made a partial confession. There re.
mains no doubt as to his guilt.
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MONTREAL, December ga telegram
to the Witness from Okla, an Indian vii.
lage on the Ottawa river, says that the
Protestant Indian church there was com.
pletely wrecked yesterday by a crowd Of
French Canadian Roman Catholics.
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Assets ana LinbIiitIes.

BosroN, December s.-The Boynton
Packing Co, at a meeting Of the creditors
to-day, exhibited its nssets at about S9O0,.
600 and liabilities SGlgOOO. The com.
lnittee will recommend an extension as
the condition Of the company Is by no
means critical,
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Tia r;vnr l., ut;II .i,;rr In,I u;nLt
,ba mV m,sLu ;rJ;o"tad - taa, a inn%o. % s"'
'S r a'Ns M..nn, .'I,eu ne, J ,eet 'Eo'I t I;,
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PI1Seu nv w. Ie"teiu%y Tn%y "IStaII ntnoII ,.oI
tne .o"p?I. ,";,H Sonm ,,, Clppo," . ,sse" "p UP
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=, nno, SV",o, Ia, "' ""'' 'o' W "V''""'s b
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nu .il E'iinIa "I"anHt i,. WV I,. ptsS M'"'
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VIII" "'"c e"p,y D"rsuS'
lDy le'CSI"ph
PITHBuRGII, December S.-Riyer nine
feet five inches and rising: Weather
cloudy and mild. Arrlved-Enma Ora
ham,. Cincinnati; Exchange, ClncIInn"tli
Brooks, Ianesville. Departed - Emma
Graham, Cincinnati.
CAIRO, December S,-Arrived-St'
GeneFieVe, from -; LOUIS DeEarleu--
u. Genevicve, for Nicksbnrg.. River is
feet 8 inches and falling. WeatIleE cloudy
mercury "4'' -, ,u
MEMPHIS, December S.-,Kiver iallen
Is Inches. Weather cloudy anu COOL
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JohnJVV, tiarrett Re.eiceted.

BALTIMORE, December s.-At meet.
ing Of the Board Of Directors Of the Bal.
timore & Ohio Railroad Company, John
". Garrett was unanimously reelected
President,
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FiRE RECORD

PATERSON, N. j., December s.-Early
to-day fire broke out In tie Harmony
mill, and two brick buildings were burned
down; Loss about 100000,
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FINANCIAL.
JOuN K. BoTsBORD, PraL GRO. ADAMS, v, PTeal.
N, A. CuASDLRH, Cashier.
BANK of THE OHIO VALLEY


This Bank Is orghnlEed and PREPARED 10 transact
tho business Of banking In all Ia delAils
II succeeds the Fist National Rank Of Wheeling,
10 owned by tue same shareholder and Is under TIT
ZANE management,
Hy carefully regarding the interests Of il Corres
pNndents and DrpoAit0rS, and by q prompt and
faithful execution Of their Wishes Il hopes 70 merit
their esteem and confidence
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout The
United States
Deposit Accounts subject 10 check al sight rO-
CeiyCl from hanks, BANKERS, Firms COTp6lA AtlOls
and individuals.
or at fIel dates.
Interest allowed on Special DCPOSltG
DIRECTORS:
John K. BotsiOrl, WuI. u. Simpson.
Jacob $, Rhodes, WIN, A. Turner,
George Adams John l.. IlOblA,
Geo, W, FranIhelm, John l., Wilson,
Henry Ak Harper, my2l-dAV
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Consecrntion orIlIshon NIcI.aren,

One hundred workmen were discharged
from the Navy Yard to-day.
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EURoPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NCHOR LINE
"a cAhRyISs Ss9 TIE qBEk kENIEBD aEb fIATES NAIL
saitaTaaay JUNE june P0SP
YFF22fP5iAhY;. .as sassgr,aay Ju2s & 20 as y
70 dLASSSESgTF SSEgFSsIStWF SsIStWF9SRb SR bE2F1sf E2Sp9EDEHHH
cabins, s6o Boo Cdrrency, according to accommoda'
INTERMEDIATE AND sTEERAGE
a. low as any other irss class line.
HENDERSON BIOS, Agents, 80 Bowling Green
COOKS TOURIST TICKETS ARE SOLD TO ALL
parts q Europe nd America At reductions ranging
not require the[ holders travel in large parties One
scon ea ase hsm 9 any aiS o @ h h
Cops Exegrsonist Pes 70 cents by mail has par;
the world; Cook American Programmeh giving par
lea ean oc had upon apelisstiog rse 2, Sh2SEsc Oy
corner broadway and Warren street.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
" AAysSTTTf IF46 REp RETThEs NEW YORK
DoNSAAc .ynne L nE anE5N June q
Rates Of passage from New YORK to southampton
First cabi sioJ god Second Cabin 800 gold Storage
Return tickets al reduced rstcS
Prepaid steerage Certneates, So currency.
"''- olERfcis i s'5s Co. = No Bowling Green
nDoNoyAN RossA 49, CHATHAM SQUARE,
~ Cheapest psssage once in e., New YORK. steamers 1
where
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
PAclFTc MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE-FoR. cALIroR
n' Japan anq 6R Sena nsffNMIG SR Riff q North River
Ro SAN "a SSH55 fpS' FOX J%F2S W AND cA
f0' ''sn Or Da''lYMi Il 'RPBS BtLS mSa S
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
P6R r. ST. THOMAS AND BRAZIL.
The elegant screw steamship ONTARIO 5000 tons bur
den, Captain George Siocum VII SAN Tor = Thomas
june a Hans al NJ o% pier i
FOR freight or paS@;aggYe, @gY aPPIy 70 pp,soy ,,on.
No Bowling Green.
NJ y HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL IS. LINE
~ Steamers r6 ieave Pier y Sortn Rysr at8
SI1! 81 VERA ThSrsday june 4
= FOR VERA cRUz AND YEw Oh oELEhEs LEY aS"'
caSpeaeS rlpT At raNpan nnysn1 anS FFpfrGGi n@pico
oin For rpigS He ~ - June =
~ 1LEx4SspsE 4lpss35Ss pss3Ss 81 and ;; .Brosdwsy,-
for Vera Cruz and al the above ports.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
5sr a ee Serth rt Esr gs @ w ,s ats foa
S5EPRSSiAI, Captain Curtis. THURSDAY June
FOR freight passage, having unsurpassed
WIZ. 7. CLYDE. & 90, No. g Bowling Green
Ackeller, Luling 4 CO.. Agents IN Havana
TEXAS LINE or on GALyEsToN STEAMERS, STEAMERS T%ogGH. %
sea%sr s 9 fs Hiy o. AtSrIS apssS @ Eds viii :aye
fhcos T. aS @ 4 4 SGH sn f e al an f. on ana % T. l. aqs T.
Il 10 charge Tor Forwarding in Sew York For freight
". r CLYDE co. ~ Wan street
L'oR NEW ORLEANS pIREcE
ma s,eomsaiS qF2W%o SW as Dearborn
will leeyo pier 30 North RIVER on saturday, June =
70 Galveston lndianola Rockport " Aranzas Wharf,
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAp.

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II 80 49,, f,,,,t Is' 80 Tfr.o. 60. - u.u mt
nc TLsal ilnnA x s anu , che f ~ ~ s,ah
,IaIt ,.t s oos - 'i"i
E,nress for farrlhnrg pitsburr the west and south
SN,g,tS Pullman Palace Cars sttachsd .sJ M AMI
MAan - NJ 50 sas - 8afs 1'' = - 0a
30 n ~ sundag, M . ~ ~ ~ :, ~ f phu.dot,h,.
TOT .t pt,rad nvi ~, ,,nccn, ~ Snitlsni
M aso 4 y - tr 49,, fr taar - rry
bna rris ses NJ c"nnsesing al CORY for Iitsssyia
Po'roleum center % ana the ihe Oi EseaonS S,h uri,t,.l
~ 1a, ,,s r NJ p,ii,e H. ~ ror re aaiiy
except sunday, 9.Sl a. VI arrive Washington 20 y.
N. Regular M $40 A. VI. = and T. ". ~unl ~. y "
Express for Phadephia 7. 70, $3.50, $3.50 A. NJ, l2tD
3, El0 $50 b n 1tS, ~. ~ ana u night. sunday -.
z. $50 and I. n. kmigrant aud second class
y ~ -, - - : - = :, :, :. ,,u =
For newark at0, C:0 :, 1:M s. p IN IL a. ", u ~
zsl sig' Ssa i:l9 80 p s.5L 2to = o.o o.y1 n, Y,
LSt os!h Il ~ 4 - ani = h'sh1 auuu"y' o--'
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