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COrOncrss InQuests.

BHAru FROM INTKMpERANCE.-Onh Thursday night William
H1att Of No IS vandam street. found lying the
sidewalk at the of Fourteenth street and Ninth
nue., by the Sixteenth ward police His head badly
snt from his falling ia supposed in ft. He
taken to the station house and attended physician and
then placed In cell and found dead therein yester
ny morning. Coroner Gamble held inquest upon the
hdy when adduced in evidence that the deceased
haA for long time been of incorporate habits also that
b subject to fits Of commissions. DR.. Uhl, who
examined the body stated that in his opinion, death
caused by convulsions induced by intemperancc YER
Oct rendered accordingly. Deceased was 48 years Of
aGe, and native Of New York.
FATAL ACCIDENT BY DRowSINa.-On Saturday, whom the
Arctic steamer preparing to leave her pier ono Of
The walters belonging to h1t named Ramen Welsh acct.
dentay fell overheard and was drowned There 30
much confusion board at the time of the accident
that the sank for the last time before efforts could
Be made for his The body found yesterday
morning. when Coroner Wilhelm held an inquest upon
his remains. The wife Of deceased, who board
q the time to take leave of her husband was
when the accident occurred The deceased In the
aot Of getting water when he lost his balance and
IN overheard. Deceased lived in Roosevelt street. He
q native of England twenty FIVE years of age. The
Jury returned verdict Of accidental drowning.
unknown MEN FOUND DRowHxp.-Coroner Wilhelm held
inquest at the foot Of Bank street. North river
the body Of unknown man. who appears tohave been
1ongshorcman. He had been in the water for about
two days. Verdict, death by drowning
He also held inquest at the foot Of King street,
upon the body of an unknown man. who was In the ha-
ailments Of sailor. The body had evidently been In
the water long time, and decomposed that It
impossible to identify him. Death from
known, was rendered.
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Onpsaim Squires AmongSt the Bakers-A Floury Scene
Captain Squres of the Eleventh ward, makes report
10 the Chief of Police announcing the arrest of three
German bakers against whom the captain complained Of
IN assault also who aided in the attack the
captain. Their Philip Pup, George Scheener
Henry Afderhieda and Elizabeth Afderheda. The fol-
lsvng graphic account is given to the Chief-CAptain
4quires went into the bakeshop kept by these Dutch
men, to demonstrate with them for their brutal conduct
Of children who occasionally found playing around
their door, Of whom they had caught at different
times and cruelty beaten, because some boys had prev
ousy stolen their pies when he set upon Pupp
the ferocity Of full grown dog and with the aid Of
Scheener and Elizabeth after series of somerses
curious than comfortable, he landed the sidewalk
They were soon secured, however, and held to ball BY
Justice Welsh to answer the charge.
Charge Of Stealing Hor,e and Wdgon.-On Saturday,
scer Thomas Of the Twenty arat ward arrested young
man named james Campbell, on charge Of stealing .
horse wagon, harness and whip, the property of Mr.
James suydam residing at No lis East Twenty fourth
street. valued at $780, The officer found the property in
the Of the prisoner at he foot Of Twenty
street. and when arrested he declared he did not steal the
horse but that two fellows Oh whom he supposed
did before the officer arrived This story however, was
not credited BY the magistrate who committed him to
prisou for trial.
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Died.

Died.
On Friday evening" March IT, EARErTA, wife of Samuel
+ Halsey and daughter of George Youle, deceased.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this afternoon at four O'Clock from her
On Sunday March 49, after lingering illness Mrs SusAN
HENRY widow of Peter Henry, of Sligo Ireland, aged 62
The friends of the family and sons Patrick and
Peter, also her sonsin-law James Brady Peter Henry
and John Hogan are respectfully to attend her
funeral from her late residence No 19 Greene street.
at two O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Canada and Sligo papers please copy,
March 10, after short illness, ALBERT ROSTER in the
46th year Of his age.
His relatives and friends and those Of his brother
Henry Roster respectfully invited to attend his fu
neral from his late residence in Fifth street. Coles
street, at two O'Clock to morrow afternoon.
Suddenly, in Jersey City, Sunday evening, WILLIAM
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at
afternoon, from his late residence in Newark
avenue, Jersey City, without further notice.
On Sunday, March 10, MARY ANNE, daughter of James
and Mary Ferguson, in the 22d year Of her age
The friends and acquaintances Of the family
specfuy invited to attend her funeral from the resi-
dence of her parents, No 121 West Twelfth street. at
half-past one O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
On Sunday, March 10, in the 10th year Of her age,
MARY, relict Of the late Henry cropsey.
attend her funeral from the residence Of her son. Jas
par F. Cropsey No 645 Houston street at two O'Clock
to morrow afternoon, without further invitation
In this city, on Sunday morning, March 10, PATRICK
CAMPBELL, aged 80 years
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence No 2S2
Sixteenth street. at two O'Clock this afternoon His
mains will be taken to the Cemetery of the Holy Cross
Flatbush.
On Sunday, March 49, ALEXANDER only son of John A.
and Josephine Riley, aged month and 5 days.
The relatives and friends invited to attend his u
neral from their residence No 75 Sullivan street. at two
o'clock this afternoon.
On Sunday, March 10, MATHEW NEAEs son Of William
and latharine Neales after lingering Illness, aged
years and months.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence No 65 Null
berry street, at two O'Clock this afternoon.
KATY, youngest daughter Of Catharine aud g. Young
aged years and 10 months doting mother and fond
father bereavcd OF beautiful child. The grand
parents, and other members Of the family bow their
heads In deep She lived and died without sin
On Saturday, March 49, Mrs. MARY PixE aged 81 years
months and 20 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her
son-inaw, william D. Congdon, No. 95 Clinton street. at
one O'Clock this afternoon.
At Hoboken, on Sunday, March 10, Of consumption,
NiEcT. wife Of John NJ Posxd, and daughter OF John
VaiE y p.meIc Ha
a.Ir l.naiAs ~ ~ .--Ia ~ ..-..rs %
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Ing has fairly begun Elias Howe J Of Boston
United States Patent Once which has the prior to the
eom nation Of the needle and the shuttle in sewing
cines The prior right Mr. Hunt proved by
and most Witnesses lie succeeds in this
time however, the only machine that be bought with
entire safety Is Singers single threaded sewing machine
which s by the original patent granted Morcy
Johnson the 9Th Of February ls49 These machines as
ever produced /. NJ. SINGER SEQ, No. 1928 Broadway.
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der this distressing maady will find the vegetable epeptc
pills the only remedy discovered for curing epilepsy
falling fits These pills have specific action the
Of curing M they will be found Of especial benefit for all
persons afflicted with weak whose system
has been Frustrated shattered from auy whatever
In chronic complaints diseases Of long standing
Price IS per box boxes for s. Persons enclosing
remittance will have these pills sent them through the
mail free Of postage For sale by SETH s. HANCE los
Baltimore Baltimore. Nd whom orders from all
parts Of the Union must be Addressed, postpaid.
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Institutions-Hospital, Bellevue, o. Penitentary,
Backwclps Island, 8; Smallpox, Blackwelps Island Q;
Lunatc Asylum Blackwes Island, q Wards Island, SO;
Randell's Island, 8; City Hospital s. Workhouse Black
wells Island o; Colored Home, Il Hospital i Colored
persons, IA.
City Inspectors Office, March Is, 1854.
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ceived the patent clothing cutting machines and
desous Of showing their value labor and
practically tho Of work which be done with
them, willing TO put up and work. at my
fer month, for house employing not 1ess than
cutters If less than twenyfour and
them time should they not be free
all expense to the house making tho trial The work
done wifi them far superior to done with shears and
with less than half the number Of hands They sim
pie in their construction and operation that with
share common work them to advan
tage. The machine and specimens of the work, be
and all questions answered, by JOHN HARRADAY,
692 Broadway,
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In this city, Sunday, March 10, by the Rev. J. P.
Hermance Mr.. JoHN w REA Of Paterson, N j., to Miss
ARMINDA BUSH, Of Greenwood, N. Y.
On Friday March IT. at St. Pauls Church, by the Rev.
+. Hartman, WILLIAM HENRY DOUGLASS, Esq, of Clinton
county, to EMMA the beautiful and accomplished daugh-
ter of Capt. E. Storey, of st. John, N. B.
New Brunswick papers please copy
In Brooklyn, October %, by Or. Bethune, Mr. D..
Charles PEACOCK to Miss MIRIAM FouEN, daughter of
Charles Follen, Esq, both Of this city.
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At Baton Rouge, Louisiana, February o. Of cholera,
DAVID HARRsoN yr, In the 18TH year Of mis- age late
of Norrieania, New York.
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UNITED STATES nIsTRgcr CoURr.-Crimnal cases.
SUPREME CouRr--Generl Term.-The Canal and Walker
street cares.
6urREB CouRr-Circuit.--No calendar till Wednesday
SUPREME CouRr-Spe nj term.-Nos. 20, o. A, As, 46,
S3, 40, Is, Co.
SUPERIOR Courr-(Two Branches )-Same as Friday
with Nos. 469, AT, $40, 100, 4, $40, 600, AL.
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CONVENTION IN ARKANsAs.-On the first Monday
OF August next the Of the people Of Arkansas viii
be taken upon the proprety Of calling convention to
amend and reform the constitution Of the State The
Little Rock Gazette mentions, among the great objects
of the convention the extension of the elective
and the election OF the Judges Of the Supreme Court
Secretary Of State Auditor Treasurer and all other pub
lie officers by the people
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Most AuspicSousIy, Espcncheid has Pro-
dseed hat which 10 that has hitherto been
Issued 70 the vetary Of taste and ashop sold for TO- and
BY Ear eurpassing hat sold In Broadway for The
store 10 lis Natsan street.
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TIE Best and Cheapest Dagucrrcotypes arc
for the people by tho New York
pany who turn out Ave hundred portraits daily various
pricss--sb cents and upwards. Rooms 2sg Broadway
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ITO PRINTERS AND PUBLfsHERS.-THE SUBSCRI
tcrs type founders Nos ~ 81 and 80 Beekman street
the Park New York beg to return their
pat avor and their friends and the printing public
that they have added very many and elegant
fancy faces and other articles to their heretofore
collection all Of which, together with their series Of
Scotch cut faces from pearl TO great primer which have
given tueh universal Subtraction for their durability and
leauty they prepared TO furnish reasonable
terms for cash credit other type founder In Oh
country Every article required In printing estabshmcnt
from shooting stick 10 mammoth furnish "a nt1
ltFttt srt MI tkti IN ~ JAAES co., NlR X S)Ny
\ ! .n. . !. ~. . = . -.
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Personal Intelligence.


Hon. Gilbert DEAN c. Poughkeepse; Hon. H. H.
William Lyon, Westchester; DR.; Hitchcock u s. Army;
n n. Fales, Baltimore; w. H. Jones' North Carolina T.
r. Mason, st. Louis; Noham Capon Boston, were among
the late arrivals at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Hon. A. Birdsall Bngamton; Hon. J.: G. Mather,
Troy; Hon. G. W. Jones, Iowa; Hon. Charles Gregore,
Missouri Rev W. H. Waggoner and daughter Middleton,
Conn Lieut.. Kellogg, U. Army DR.. E. +. Randolph,
Boston; Henry Gray Springfield; Mr.. Hsight Newburg
and W. D. Tcknor Boston, arrived at the international
Hotel.
Capt H. Van Allen, Buffalo; Col Adele, Geneva A. b.
Bement and Mrs. Allison. New Orleans; Mr.. Hamilton
and party, Canada Col Taylor, o. s. Army; Mr. Perry,
Warrington; G. H. Steiman and family, Alabama; Mr..
Richard Mcconnell, Miss; Lyman D. Norris, St. Louis,
amongst the arrivals yesterday at the Aston House.
SIR Cusac Ronay, Secretary to the Grand Trunk Rail
way Company of Canada expected Mt Quebec about the
second week in April
ARRIVALS.
List OF passengers from New Orleans and Havana per
steamship Crescent CityMrs Martin three children,
and servant; Mrs Craig. Whitmore and lady, Miss
leonard Capt Olmsted Bonll, Pcrsio, Arguiros
1egret lady two children and two servants Burr and
servant Darwin Gale, Mrs l. Vega and child Schmidt
Csrbsga Mr. Rogers lady child, and two servants
Mrs Julia Wood and two children and twenty In the
steerage.
Mrs lyons Mrs Page, Mrs Jane Woody, Miss Mary
Woody WIN Church, John Kelly, Rodgers Miss Susan
Cslvel Miss Ridgcly Mrs spicer, Leo Meinkihein
kmmet, w Weiaser. Capt Judah Chase Capt G CIT
ford, Asa Blood, W Wallace, Jas Robinson, Mrs N
Shaw Mrs Hawkins, W Allen-l0 In the steerags.
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The Crystal Palace (World,s F'air) Medal
Arcst FREQ gallery No. 1853 broadway Omen day and
Avg Crsyon daguerreotypes taken At NO other place
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Jersey City Intelligence.
JERsxY CfrY AND BERGEN PorT RoAD-The bill charter
ing company to construct this road passed the Assem-
ny Of the New Jersey Legislature On Friday. It had
previously passed the Senate.
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Ar sons | Daguerreotypes.-Largc Size, fnr
hfty cents coored and in nice ined with
velvet twice the sire any made for % cents and
warranted equal TO those st cost dollars
Rmemi er. ANSoSS, $50 Broadway opposite the Metro
htAn Hotel.
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Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the City and County Of New York. from the 18th day
March to the 18th day Of March, 1854.
Men, 81; women, %; boys ILL girls, leo-Tota 40.
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New Muxie.-'sThe Laborer % M. sons"
LILY Dear Rove with mel; "Chink Of Gold; Gently
lov1 the stream;' Katy Did and Katy Ddn't;" dnst
Meier Pear. Boys Cheer" 'susy Anna simpson; BE
"Onss knew a maiden fairs" and many other popular
''As'''' BERRY GORDON, 2s7 Broadway.
National Academy OF Designs-The Twenty
ninth annual exhibition be opened to artist exhibitors
eny for the purpose vanishing their pictures Tues
5sy the Instant from O'Clock A. ~ till p. n. The
sxkbon will be opened TO the public the following day.
r ADDISON RICHARDS, Cor Sec Nat Academy.
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Fine Arts.-GOupM q Co., $50 broadway,
have just puhshedLuther Burning the Pope's Bulls
Nsrterg price - plain 81 colored Christ HIS Dis-
:pls Pied BY Fano after Lsndss price plain,
With figures ~ Guerard price 90 cents plain 81 Is
sx new ftudes OF Flowers by Madame Girardn eolored
g. cents eoiored With dark ground SO oent General
Manhattan leland comprising New York Brooklyn Will
msburg Staten Island Jersey CITY, Hoboken, "a; plain
trade.
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Window Shades, &c-The Largest, Best and
cheapest stock Of window shades lace and muslin curtains
sornices 10 at the principal manufacturers depot, No.
BOX Broadway, and No. "a Reade street. II you want ia
suy the articles at the lowest price, there
kelly 4 FERGUSON.
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Albert HI. Nicolay holds his regular semi
weekly sale Of stocks and de- this 2 o'clock
the Exchange For further particulars refer
to his advertisement In another column.
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Cdfpetlhks, OH CIOths, &C., ccs-Uc0orty
TILBY, l42 Broadway, New York, announce to whole
sale and retail purchasers that their stock Of these goods
10 complete unique in design, color, shade and pattern
being the productions Of the eminent manufacturers
Europe and America.
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Carpetine.-Rich Velvet, Tapestl

Carpeting.-Rich Velvet, Tapestry, Aubus-
Brussels; dngrain and Venetian stair car
Three twenty feet wide from 2s Cd to l0s the
yard English veyets Ia tapestry g. 3D. to los
ing g. 3D. g. French table and piano covers at half
thcir usual prices. ]. HYATT, "a Bowery
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MFnd kNutnefs' DhguerftOtyHe Galleries,
433 Broadway contain the largest and most valuable coll
fston in this nntry Pjcurc taken in this highest per-
otiou IN tie art ha only goil medal asried for pa
L...sa. 'i'1 w. - 80 ~ ~ go ''ss -
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye.-No Coronet is 50
glorious magnificent head Of hair and Of this
euler the ast essential IT, therefore, nature has redden
saddcned Uranium time sickness whitened
IT, hide the defect with brilliant black brown impaired
by the excelsior dye. No Astor House.
Hygeana In Maine.1. H. Gaubert, Post
nastsr q Richmond Me- writes u,-Ths hyseana il DO
Win great dculty Of breathing for She wore the
and took the cherry syrup but few days before
relieved and after months Of IL, her
cough we'll Curtis' system Of Inhalation must
produce entire revolution in the Of diseases
The lungs There mistake, truly wonderful dis
sovery.n Hygeana for sale At BOYD PAULS, No 40
Broadway Eev YoEh; and Mr. Hayes No l7S Sutton
TO-, have unprecedented testimony. See pamphlet
Redding's Russia Salve, Boston Remedy
Of thirty years stsndng without FAIL burns scads,
bos ehblans chapped hands biles and every outward
injury eruption. A. B. D. Sands wholesale agents.
Sold by H. Ring Of John street and Broadway
G. v. Cckner Co., 81 Barclay street, and BY druggists
and apothecaries generally.
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Here q Twist, There Wrinkle, Nowhere q
st. the style Of shirts made to order some
prccudes the possibility Of these drawbacks They
dsfgure tho shirts manufactured At No. Asor House.
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THE TURF.

Union COURSE, L. I-TROTTING.0N MONDAY,
" March 20, at half past o'clock r. MA Match
$500; sye miles out-H woodruff names b. Susan; A.
Concklin names ar Grey Jim Stages will leave tho Will
lsmeburg ferries the hourly. Fare each vav
IAN cent? JOHN i. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
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Card.-Spring Clothing.-Now ready, nm
extsnve assortment Of entirely and well made cloth
Ing, dapted TO the cut and trimmed in the
style and will be sold 1t the lowest possible prices NIB
AL articles guaranteed to he exactly represented
EDWARD r. HAcKETT,
Clothing Emporium log Fulton street.
Madsm M. G. Dougal, No. 20 Sixth avenue,
Wavcrley place. will bcautifu1 assortcn OF
Paris millinery inst received by the last steamers
Wednesday. March q
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REWARO S.


No.>NNa~N~~~NNNN~~N~~~~NN
6OOO REwARD.-LOsT, 0IN BROADwAY,QBE.
OZUU tween Canal and Broome streets black leather
wallet containing S76S mostly in Eastern m0neyOno
Till the Chemical Bank Of New York. and The rcst In
thrcc fvcs tens and twentes Massachusetts,
ntctiout hanks promissorv note drawn Il
Of Samuel Black for $3.50 The Gnder by leaving
the above at Great Jones will greatly cblige tbs
who Is stranger In the city and cut Of money
E.F.MAYHEW.
G100 REWARD.-L0sT, IT BROADWAY OR CANAL
lOO street diamond brcastpn, shaped like spSjg or
branch sixteen diamonds the and howand
number OF smaller diamonds formed leaf IL Wa
clofsd email paper box Any having found the
same viii 6ceive the above reward sending ~ 70 room
No Metropolitan Hotel TO Mr.. Burrs $40 Broadwsy
&10 REwARp.-sToLEN, ON THE 7TH OF MARCH
WV 1874 the house No. las orchard street. the
following articlcs-Fx silver table spoons marked L.
Eve silver teaspoons marked H. s. H.; SIX silver teaspoons
marked a. f. L., two salt spoons marked D.; two ell
yer tpttcr knives one silver tongs marked l..
one silver comb isdys breaspin gold locket This
house entered al out o'clock in tho afternoon.
dr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BETWEEN 8
sND ard 10 O'Clock A. NJ. from So Crosby street,
dor cross between terrier and spaniel having op-
brown ere trown lnets IN ~ aud srtted ahautthe
rtto. was WITH ',Es Il J, iri stsrnt. Who~
~ $40 s.ose rsaress VII receive the ro~ssa
and thanks.
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Mourning Millinery and Mantlllns.-Bar-
THOLOMEW WEED will open, on Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday, March GOTH I'D their spring styles
Paris mourning millinery and msntillas comprising the
Of sprng and offered to the
public. New mourning store ool Broadway between the
st. Nicholas and Metropolitan hotels.
BARTHOLOMEW WEED.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
PERSONAL,

PERSONAL.
my PERSON WISHING TO ADOPT HEALTHY
IA female infant Of American parents hear Of by
addressing Howard, Herald Office.
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DUBLIC LECTURE.-OPENING LECTURE OF THE
Medical Jurisprudence will he delivered by
II. s. LINCOLN Esq. Thursday evening next, 2sd
March inst at the lecture Of the metropolitan Medi-
cal College, 81 East broadway.
CPIRITUAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES KATHARINE
- Fox Of Rochester will receive those who wish
vestigate the subject Of spiritual manifestations the
day except Saturday and Sunday Hours 10
to r M, from to 10 p N. Private parties Satur-
day, or by appointment.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-01
Chicago aud Mississippi Railroad.
G. 2E

Ss;;Ss.ss;3S;; ] -
DAssENGERS for Bloomington, Springfield, Alton,
and ST. Louis, will find the route via La Sale to be
the SpeedieSt now now open 10 the public. and not
subjected to the usual delays of the River By taking
the CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD to La
Sale the ILLIE OIS SCENTRAL RAILROAD 10 Bloom
CHICAGO & MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
to Alton and St. Louis, passengers taken through
Without delay in Is Hours!
The route TO St. Louis via Mississippi Riveris THREE
HrNpRrs MILES and time F0RTY-FOUR HOURS.
stage Connections
Are made at Bloomington with Peoria, Pekin and Ur-
bana; at Springfield with Bardstown, Petersburg and
Havana; st Virden with Waveriy; at Cariinvle with
Hilisboro, Van Burensburg, VandaIia and Salem; az
Brighton with Greenfield aud Scottye; and at Alton
with Jerseyville, Carrollton. Edwardsvle Highland
and Carlyle The trains also connect at rnfeid with
the Great Western Railroads for Decatur,
Jacksonville and Naples.
Messengers arriving s. Louis, will connect with
Steamers for the Missouri, Ohio, and Tennessee Riy-
ers, and also with Steamers for Memphis, Vicksburg,
Natchez. and New Orleans.
PPassenger Trains leave Bloomington ct A. n.
and 80 r NJ, the arrival of the Trains from the
North.
N5eGicket, con be procured Of A. F. LANGLEY,
Agent at La Sails for any point on the Chicago Mis-
sissppi Rail Road.
E. HEALING, suprc dMRR.
June 9Th, 1854 Iy