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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-08

The Bulletin indorses the Scientific ADae'i-
cans nomination of Captain Esds for Presi-
dent. He may be able to bridge over the
bloody chssms, or jetty both parties and
turn the tide of public opinion in his favor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-08

Not to disappoint centennial visitors the
Adventist prophsts have put of tho de-
struction Of the world for another year.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-08

A baggage smasher has been fooling with
q beehive when the bees were In, and in
future he will handle them tenderly and
lift them with care.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-08

Very few people now wish to fight the
United States government; but it takes but
little courage to lick postage stamp.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-08

st. Louis b tho most crooked place yet,
and gets the Democratic National Conven-
ton.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-08

An image Of the Lightning Calculator
would make good 6gurehead for ship.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-08

Andrew johnson appointed w. w. Bel.
khan internal revenue collector In Iowa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-08

ewill open on Monday. March g. ~. 900 worth
Of DRY GOODS. bought ct New York auctions for
oaAh. which No viii u ct very sman advance
from cost price, giving our customers probably
the only opportunity this summer 70 buy Superior
Goods ct shout half price.
Besides our immense etock bought ct sheEifrs
sale, we WIN open On Monday
White and Colorod IRIS6 LINENS.
White and Colored MAR3RILLKj QUILTS.
BOBN8T MUSLIN for Bsrs and Nottingham
LACgN. a.
LINEN LAWNS and JACOMKT.
Black ALPACAS and MOHAIR.
Preach NAINSOOkS, Oa0AuDIBS and victoris
HOSIERY, NOTIONS, etc.
Special attention 10 called . our immense and
wen selected assortment u
House FurslshinG GeeAs,
sgcH ~ 80.
TABLE DAMAsK, r0wBLru0.
DAAAeK NAPKINS. WINE CLOTH. etc.
. ALSO, ~
10 case. Soft ,l,.h.A IossDa1s >. ,oe.
Gases Soft Finished COTTON at So.
10 bales Brown Sea Is'aud COTTON Ct 60 and 70.
White and Brown COTTON sHBRTlHGS. etc.
PEPIN T. BROUSSARD,
mh5 3p uo is Canal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-08
FRENCH MILLINERY
3ERLIN ZEPHYR wORSTED.


BERLIN ZEPHYR wORsTED.
MIME. ROSA RRYNOIR,
Ne. ChaFtros street, near Canal
New Orleans, Louisiana,
IL now opening full line Of the lstest and most
fAshionGblo stylas Il spring anA summse
HATS. BONM1Ts, FLOWERS. sCARFs. ETC,
Received direct from the best Paris and New York
N.B.-Lsd'es viii ind Il to their interest 10 call
ct No. Chartres street before making purchases
able MILL merry store in the city. feS0 SuTuTh I'm
CHAMPAGNE! CHAMPAGNE!
OF tbs CELEBRATED BRAND
GEORGE GOULET Il CO., RHEIMS.
A fresh lot just received and for sale by leading
wholesale and retail grocers. restaurants. etc.,
PAUL GELPI & BROTHER,
Sole agents for the South
tea lot 2p No. Il Old Levee Tor Decstur) street.
THE SINGER IMPROVED
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING
SE WING MACHIN e 8.
OVER 100000
Have been sold and are in daily use.
1855 SINGER IMPROVED
MILY MACHINES
We're sold in tho year 1874 which number exceeded
that Of their highest competitor 14S,S52 M
chaines.
The Gales Of tho SINGER COMPANY show IN
INCREASE year BY year, and the sales Of other
Companies show . DECREASE, which can b at
tributea only to the
IMMENSE POPULARITY
SINGER IMPROVED MACHINES.
They arc SIMPLE, DURABLE, and
ALWAYS RELIABLE, and never fan -
give
ENTIRE 9ATI9FACTIO
ON ANY DESCRIPTION OF WORK.
No family can afford to be without ono. Every
machine Of our manufacture Il
FULLY WARRANTED.
In order that there may b NO excuse for mot
purchasing one Of these lsber-ssving machines, We
will arrange to furnish them
ON THE 1NsTALLMENT PLAN
To those to whom it may not be convenient to
raise the full price.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
g. Z. RUMBLE, Agent,
No. 81 Canal street, corner Chartres,
NEW ORLEANS
E. BUTTER1cK 4 CO.'S
CELEBRATED
CUT PAPER PATTERNS,
Ladies and Children's Garments,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Winter Catalogues Just Received,
ich can be obtained gratis BY calling 1t the ONCE
Bach pattern il accompanied with full printed
instructions. and any garment can be made to At
are particularly valuable to ladies' living ct de
oe. Patterns sent by mail ON receipt Of price
SEND FOR NEW CATALOGUE
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
s. &. RUMBLE, AGENT,
FOR THE SALE o.
F.. BUTTERIOK 4 CO.'S
PATTERNS OF GARMENTS
And their celebrated
AND SCISSORS
No. 81 Canal street,
NEW ORLEANS, NEW ORLEANS. |
de22 2p 3m
DIR. PRICES PREPARATIONS.
CREAM BAE1Na PowDRR,
FLAvORING EXTRACTS,
AMERICAN PKRFUMKS,s
COLOGNRS, BAY BUM, ETC. |
WILLIAM II. SHEPARD,
General Southern Agent,
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DISCOVERIES

COTTON PLANT.
CURk GUARANTEED Or MON1Y REPUNDRD
kkRllNK-An infallible remedy for feyern
0xDlNE-Certain specific for chills and foyer.
fkORINR-For female dieeasea
Buy from your druegiet II he Keeps these reme.
oae8 II not, they can b had ct II. r NORRISON r
co.'s corner Of 1Agaslne and Canal sfreefs.
i130 toe1 3p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-08

The v.y Of s.aa's foot with banana
nealine pssssth understanding.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-08

THIS SPACE HAS BEEN TAKEN
j. j. MARTIN.
o. TEE
q r. H AT TEA DEPOT
STEAM COFFEE MILLS,
S............ ....Camp Street.. ....... ......9
Who II tee busy
WITH TIE CUsT0MRRS WHO DAILY THONG
HIS STORE =D
10 wEite n advertisement
t,-.r.
-...---,
--
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-08

A religious ceremony in Georgis 10 called
'Msrching out Of Egypt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-08

Tho New Hampshire election OCCURS On
the fourteenth instant.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
THURSDAY, Dec. 14-P. n.

THURSDAY, DcC' ~ =
The chief factors in the stock market to-day "e.s
rumors relating to a sttlement of the railway wa,
First nearly every firm in the street with Phiscss
phia connections was the recipient OF dispatcn'.
announcing the positive settlement. Second II va
reported that Mr. Garrett of the Baltimore ana W"
had arrived in town with his secretary to attene
general conference 20 be held to-day at oeo0As
and third, that the matter was fully agreed up-
without the formality of q meeting. on me-
various and as yet unfounded reports, the s'v.
market was given good send-of led by sn4r
rise in Central and Hudson, which was wen 'uJ
tanned TO the end. Central and Hudson ad'an'..
from 1851 to 1868 ON purchases of 2,4oo saD'
and then sunk back to 106 II is surprising 'hs'
does not occur to some Of the astute specuia'O IN
the street that if Central and Hudson can do as W.
at present rates fOrpassengers and freight as h,
nual report would make il appear It had done ~
people will not be willing to submit to any .sui
Eight per cent on fictitious capital OF s,hs
$4,000, 900 is about all the tax the traae nd
CITY and State can stand. Lake Shore, ai'ei ar
ing for some time at 57ss957OsSo7Ss' was .,h;eh
,dly moved up to SO and 5sls b. 8, at about su.
figure there seemingly was much exci'ei.rT ".,tfsL
later it quieted at 57s40577s. Michigan 10
which several weeks since "took the an'a'"
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
nENNSYIVANIA RAILROAD.

L GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL
ROUTE Trains leave NewIork, wa Desbrosses ana Cor|
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh, the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $50 ~ m, ana o;SO p
For Wamsport Lock Haven Cory and Erie at $50 m,
connecting at Cory Ttusve Petroleum Centre and the
oil ReeiOns For Wiamsp0rt and Lock Haven, $3.50 a.
For Baltimore, Washington, and the South Limited Wash
$50 a M; arrive at Washington 4l0 Regular at 8:40
a. IN, /, o, ard p, m, Sunday, and p m o,o ,,.,
1886 a. M l. g. T. g. O. 4 $780, p and ~ night sunday,
$50 m D. g. T. $780, and Emgrant and second class,
Accommodation for Trenton, a. m. Q aud 4:lOp pm
a NssSrt @ z! 1 G$S o rs S s S6 66 6a as
1880 $40 TO- 1880 p m, and ~ night Sunday 020 $780,
4 f6T e@S s1aBeth Eta oaO 7, TAO TO- II m 10
$50 B. $3.50, l. 4:l0, 4:S0, 400 52Q, 540 60 9:21 $3.50
730 Sl0 10 1880 M and IL night Sunday 500 $780, q
aqP For FRA railway, $50, 2 ?4o 10 Isma 2so
D. m. aud ~ night sunday, 6:2O $3.50, and p NJ
For woodbridge Perth Am0Oy and south Amboy, $3.50 and
For NJ New BfunsSiSE s and Ii a. m q 4lO O,2O 6.lo
Z ,; NJ, and Y night SUNDAY, pm;
For For Kiss KINGSTON sSa oey M sao u and
For Princeton $40 and 1880 m, 4l0, and p M
For For P6IpsSnTs and BoiSdefe i6$o % % p m
For Fleminst 1880 ~ aud p. m.
For Mercer and Somerset Branch IL a. m. aud p m.
For Trenton Borcnown Burlington aud Camden 73O and
1880 ESQ ,nsisdiG %i Il 2 7isa \ and M p mi 1,opm
For Farmingdale and squan, ESQ q m; p m -.
2sS D. n.y. aSS VIA MONMOUTH JaRetleR aiOpn
For HlghtstOwn and Pemberion $50 a. M via ferth Am
Tians arrive FROM Pittsburgh 6:2S and 1890 and
1920 M daily 1910 m and 600 p p o daily & except
Monday so FS% sDS S wsqsGS asS Sunday s SO M o
ffhaSepha Pill % Dos $40 $780, 800 ioIo 1850 M sio
sS sS 5S S5S RSS iSO goS ssS $50 @ and oO'
Ticket onces, 626 and s44 Broaawsy No Astor House
nS iSs q Nd G and
pot Jersey CITY E%isSt Ticket oies No natteIy place
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

..,,,,,,s ON TUE HISTORY OF PREACHING, S,I6 Bg
go Joas a. BEoApus D. d. LID l1nO w
Ths value of this work consists mainly III
a. a,,1or ssetches OF the most celebrated preachers
,,a tbe commencement OF the Christian era IL taxes
e. 60, with the speeilnens of preaching in the BDie'
describes the character Of pulpit oratory IN the cary
centires but dwels especially on the great Pro"0i
NJ their day subsequent 70 the epoch OF tue
The reputation of Calvin as theoiogian Is saiu
40 have eclipsed his merit as a preacher buV
h,s iabors I'm the pulpit, DR. Broadus AZ
Arms were In fact something "ohueii"'
While performing the most important functions VI euu
cation and government In Geneva ana coihPo'i'e i
elaborate works. he would often prea'h AT le'S onoe
10, H. was said OF him by BeZa: Livery "oru
-, ro,nd - Tuther had less sustained Intensity
t, xored at times an overwhelming force Che attef
MS broad-shouldered, brOad-faced, bury German
overgovnQ with physical strength; the FORMER was
n frau and slender Frenchman, with shrungen cneeNs
and feeble Frame and bowed with study ana disease
Iutber had a powerful intellect, but was also rlch
I'm imagination and passion, dehghtng III music III
children, in the domestic animals in the poetry
Of nature. In the disputatiOn at Leipsle ne stoou
mn TO speak with a bouquet in his hand GAVIN oH
,he contrary seems to have been all intellect ana WILL
with little fancy and less humor The force OF eha'er
both in Luther and Calvin gave great force 10 telr
ances Among the great lights Of the English pulpit d.
Broadus assigns preemiuent rank TO Barrow thousH
rather "a n ser1nonwrite than preacher HIS as
ooprses are singulary comprehensive disquisitions'
Every paragraph is like treatise each sentencc1s rchy
fretglted with ideas. Yet the whole mas Vlsor-
ous and majestic movement, with the energy
Of a broadly rolling torrent Barrow SHOWS
Htt,e enthusiasm for doctrine but his best SER
mons are on moral subjects. having no equal
in this kind for completeness and force in the English
language-A large proportion of Dr. Broaduss work Is
taken up with similar portraitures His treatment is III
tended to be pOpuar, rather than profound; nc makes
In, nNg 4 pgiNy
necplations affects no reconde Tesearch but he is an
excellent Judge Of character knows good preacher
wherever he finds him. and sketches his qualities with an
accurate eye and firm hand.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
6tedmboais auo Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave NewYOk ron foot Of DeSbrosses and Cortlandt
- n,.A-u..s
Florida and South Pullman ParlOr from NewfOrk
10 baltimore and Washington making close connection Tor
ClncInnati, ST. Louis, Louisville, &c,
NJ m for Washington and the South, Iynchburg
and Orleans. Pullman from New
YORK 10 baltimore Washington making close connection
fr chicago Cincinnati Louisville ST. Louis Pittsburgh &C
p daily for Washington the South and West Pulmans
seeiers from New.York baltimore and Washington making
cose connections Chicago, Cincinnati Louisville, 81
I0us Pittsburgh, the South and South West Connects &c
Washington with trains for IynohOurg Florida NewOrlean
and the South. - a..
For through tickets please call Companys Offices, 3l5
and 1898 Broadway NewYork and at TcSet Offices, foot
OF Cortland DesbrOsses aud Depot Jersey CITY,
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15

THE TITAN GALLERY WITH SKETCH OF TIE LIFE
AND WORKS OF THE ARTIST Folio PIP ~ James H.
,.1Iypv or GREAT ARTISTS WITH BIOGRAPHICAL
AND DESCRIPTIVE LETTER-PREss4 Folio. pp- TO- James
osgOOd co.
GEMS OF THE GRAY COLLECTION. WITH HlsToE'
car AyD DESCRIPTIVE LETlERPREss. kOhO pp' TO-
James X. Osgood Y Co.
Each of these three magnificent volumes
contains facsmies Of "a of the best engravngs ater
the originals reproduced by the heotype process Tue
siritian Gallery" is an admirable selection rom inc
great artists most renowned works. illustrating the va
rious forms of his excellence. We have his " "Beua,
"Dapae.D "F1ora~ and "Magdalen" lovely female
forms his Assumption" "Peter Martyr anu 1rlpu'e
Money as COMPOSITIONS his portraits of Charles " and
Francis L. and his "study of Soldier copied drecuy
f,om the original drawing. The "Gallery OF Great
Artists" contains "a portraits of famous painters
ALI Of whom except Michel Angelo, Pous-
ain Turner and Horace VeTnet, have painted
themselves for posterty Every head study instinct
with suggested character. The Gems OF the Gray
Collection finally are selection made from the rlch
and rare specimens OF engrayings formerly belonging 20
tbe Hon Francis c. Gray and now in the possession OF
Harvard University Through the hello ype process the
works OF Diirer Rembrandt, Raphael Morghen Bette
In and other famous enavers so reproduced that
their value as compared with that OF the originals Is
eaua in fact though may be less 10 the Imagination
There is great and picturesque variety in the u spec
mems given Among the most interesting are RaphaePs
" "Galateao Leonardo da Vincis "Combat for the
standard Caraccs Triumph of Bacchus," and Dhrers
GKnpht of Death" The explanatory and descriptive
leterpress of the three volumes is all that could De
desired We welcome the appearance of such works as
these on account of their direct educational character
aud sha hail their popularity the sure evidence OF an
Increasing interest in true art among the American
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15

s,oAsPENpIUM OF HISTOLOGY TweDty.four Lectures
nv HEypIcH FREY Professor Translated from the German
by GFoaeE II. CUTrKR, NJ d. SvO pp 274. g. p Put
nam's sons.
The science of Histology (or of the minute
structure Of animal ssues has become, Of late years.
quite an important branch of physiology One OF the
best authorities the subject is Prof Frey Of Zurich
whose work has been very faithfully translated by Dr.
utter His compendium is entirely technical in its char
acter and thus addresses itself almost exclusively to
members Of the medical profession; yet nowadays
when there are so many amateur students of science it
will doubtless have its value for wider class Of readers
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
Corporation Ndiltes.

CRY OF NEw.YORK, DEPARTMENT or FINANCE, BUREAU(
~" ' 32 2CHANBERs 81, Dec /, 1875.
NOTICE TO OTAX-PAYERS.--Al persons who
~ have omitted 10 pay their taxes foT the year 1870 are
re noded as required ~ law, 20 pay the same 70 the
OF Taxes his Office or before the LIST day oil jan
Ie er cent VIII collected all taxes paid before me
l5tb dy of Drcenbor instant two per cent ON a aAes a
az and liter that date interest at the rate OF IL per cent
Der annum computed from the 18Th OF october last he gay
IN the assessment rolls and warrants were delivered 70
he Raceiycr on all remaining unpaid on and alter the
said tst day Of January, lSl
No money viii be received after O'CLOCK y. III
ohi0o No"'' AVN MARTIN II. MCMAHON,
Receiver Of Taxes.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
THE NEW-YoRK WITNESS.

Gentlemen who have had occasion to travel eHtenS'eY
through these United states say that they meet the
WITNESS almost everywhere, and in not'a few neshDo
hoods It s they say almost the only paper taken IN soo
paces the DAILY WITNESS Is preferred and Is probably
On the whole tho best value the money especially Zoe min
tster merchants and stock dairy farmers IL Is unneoeS
ar 70 describe newspaper widely circulated or TO ex
sir s prpcples These indeed be summed mp in one
snnce The object OF the WITNESS is to promote the
hest OF the people for and eternity and its pub
ushed at a very low price.
The NEw.YoRK DAILY WITNESS was commenced IN
1871 as witness for truth and righteousness as well as I'VE
newspaper In ITS programme it pledged 10 occupy IN TO
roa the same ground the Evangelical Alliance ana inc
Youne Mems Christian Associations in temperance as he
National Temperance Society; In treatment o the coio
race and Indians the American Missionary Association
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adversemeuts In O worj be Christian newspaper oil
the most decided stamp
rtee nleaoes have been kept throughout and Its unhncl
ing testimony the right all questions OF the uaS anu Ca
nosure Of evils gained many friends as wen as mao "
oanv enemies II aims be thoroughly good family paper
and in point fact it s great favonte with mohei anu
cbren On account Of its interesting tales ana NuaDio 10
mesc articles and recipes. IFS sermons fe''e"S anu
es render II suitable ministers its 1rstTae prices cur
- r,s NJ proince and cattle markets. for banE rs mer
chants and farmers its full SIMPLY OF news make II val
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The NEw.YORK WEEKLY WITNESS contains the
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America. Specimen copies sent free on application.
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MOODY AND sANKEY EXTRAS-New.fok series-ll
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lar per 100 sheets postpaid
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NOR JANUARY.
FOR JANUARY.
APPLETONS' JOURNAL:
A MONTHLY ILLUSTRATED MISCELLANY VI
POPULAR LITERATURE
BEGIYNING OF A NEW voLUME'
NEW SERIES

rroNs' JOURNAL for January eon1iHs stJ ~ ~ 5
nob,,os story by Mrs.. Shelley ne dath9r G % ms
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dg @ tune but Uery poofy ooritte ana J"t
striking incidents. p, -.rs. So,, nm oLS
m nm Of tghfch TUO WOhlen-G SttFF.g .'u
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e. r,b ssf pGrious papers subjects Of current in
" 6nd az a Lgtt dnst 10 ne RanIr ~ oghdad rattt4
est5iS, ~ ,or III ne Centennial The cdDT dcSScS ruTTt
SSgt1 Do iics 4noEe. nOdeSty IN american W0me"' ana
other themes. ,-
Three dollars per aDnum, postage pIepiu, 20 al.
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Clnb of Four Yearly Subscriptions VIII entue tie Sebut
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~ THE IFvANT BY CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER. l2mo
= pn 974. Jas. r. OsgO0d d Co.

IN THE LEvANT. BY CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER l2mo'
pp. 374. Jas r. OsgOod d 90.
Mr.. Warner gives us, in this volume, an
account of Journey Palestine, Syria, Constannople
and Athens in the Spring Of 1875. He took the usua
round including Jerusalem, Baalbek Damascus ana
Bevrout and only touches upon less known ground ID
mis- brief empses Of Cyprus, Rhodes and Ephesus Inc
axoouton of the work is uneven than that oil Mr
warmers former volumes There are many excellent
passages Of quiet description OF shrewd observaon'
so,ne of natural and unobrusivo humor, and others
which seem superauous to the reader The material is
occasionally so stretched that It's texture becomes I'M
ouforablv thin as tho twelve pages devoted TO the
,rbles of the authors dragoman at Beyrout ana the
ebapers on ConstantfnOple But there is spghtlness
and eheeruness the greater part OF the personal mar
ratjya which is equally removed from the laborod ocu-
larity of some travellers in Palestine and the pom
deYOus soIemny OF Others Mr. Warner Is neither ireV-
erent nor ostentatously impossible: his comments on
the holy places and the religious performances are IN ex-
ceuent taste He not often deeply moved but on the
other hand he betrays preudices In literary point
s view however he has not maintained the level OF MS
usua performanee His chief fault has been in resay-
inc with the variations drawn from his manner, so
much that has been frequently said before. Had he
compressed the substance OF the volume into half the
spaee It would have greatly improved yet 1t Is
probaby not too the many who are CO.. PEELED to
travel with the feet and with the eyes OF others The
mast interesting chapters are those describing Cyprus
and the labors OF Gen. d CesnOla, and the ruins OF
Ephcsus
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
NEW -YORK AND LONG BRANCH DI1
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW


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FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
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APO, $40 D. m -,
Leave Philadelphia from station NorthPennsylvana Rail
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