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Superior Court.
D.ro~, rItar v,cttno nnuxrAr. y

Before Chief Justice Bosworih.
sHEAvY DAMAGES AGAINST A RAILWAY COMPANY.
Darid o. Nichols Us. The Sirth Avenue Railroad Com.
Vpdnp-The plaintiff in this case is a newsboy and in
August, 1858, the defendants When be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, the plaintiff asked
ahe driver to stop The driver did not answer but the
boy thou hit heard him from the fact that the horse
was refined up from trot to walk Near Thirteenth
treet he again told the driver to STOP aud got up to DO
ready get of when the stood still While in that
position the top STEP The horse suddenly started and
plaintiff thrown forward across the track and the
wheel caught him and caused him serious injuries The
bad no brake and the driver sad there had been
the could have stopped in time TO prevent
nhe accident. Verdict for plaintiff 81 500.
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BIAKY-BRowN -On Tuesday evening, May 7, at Cn-
ton Congregational church, by the Rev DR. Bud
dipgon, Mr. CHARLES Y. BLAKE to MISS JULIA N. Brown
eldest daughter Of j. G Brown, all OF Brooklyn.
BAnSErT--wrns -on Sunday, May ~, by the Rev A
Esq, OF Port Hope, C. w. to Miss ELIZA WEISS, eldest
daughter of J, weiss, Of New York
Port Hope (Capads west) papers please copy.
MEAD-DUNcsN-In Brooklyn. H. D., on Thursday,
May o. by the Rev e. L. James, JosEPH s. MEAD, OF Chi
cago III, ELIZA W.. daughter Of Fleming Duncan, Of
The former city.
sARGEsT-ShGE-In Brooklyn, on Sunday May H. by
the Rev Mr. Sares Mr. CHARLES SARGENT OF Colonel Dur
yeos regiment Miss HARRIET T. SAGE, of Castieton,
New York.
Machias (Me.l papers please COPY.
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Court Calendar-Tht nsv

SUPREE CoURT--CIRclIT-Part Nos 1lel, 1887, $50,
a39, 10l5, 1871 1905 1870 l241 1249 1855 617 37S,
ss39k; sos, e51, 47s, 1868, 1897, 1868.
SUPERIOR CouRT.--Part Nos 1543, 427, 23T 537,
ill., 1911, 1862 1775 Ill., 1779 ISL 1885, 1882 1898,
I795 Part 2Nos. 1885, $780, 1856, 127i 1856 1885, $780,
1902 la64 l466, lios 147o l472 1876 1880 1882 l4s4
COMMON PLEAS Part mos $50, TIA 1909, ll40 2asl
800, 1914, s99 1914 Il5s, 1852 1893, 1885, lles 1859
Part 2450 $751; 1928 93l 1852, 1854, 1l55, 1885, 49s
400, 500, I77A, 1T, 31S sos, 507, 535, sos, 9s6
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Drawings of X France & Co.'s Della
ware Observation-Disclosures by act of Assembly passed
january, 1852 Grants 70 run twenty years . zoe,
sUssEx CoUNry-CLAss Iii Drawn Nav II, 1861.
TO- 81 65, %, a. IL, 46, 25 AZ, AZ, GA, %, 75 rs.
GoNsoLIDArED-CLAss 81. Drawn May Is 1851
20, IS, GO, 81, CT, 5, |, AZ, 81, So, 70, rs.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing
h. FRANCE a co Managers,
Wilmington, Delaware
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
Vrhc New York Herald-Editton FOL
Europe.

me CunArd mall steamship Arabia, Captain Stone viii
Seavc Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool.
Tho mails for Europe viii close in this city this
afternoon at quarter pas. one and at halfpast five
pollock, to go by railroad
THE EUROPEAN EDITION Or TIE HERALD will be published
mt eleven o'clock in the morning Single copies, in wrap
Rsrs six cents.
The contents OF the EUROPEAN EDrIoS or THE HERALD
will combinethe news received by mail and telegraph a.
abe office during the previous week and up to tue noar OF
publication,
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Total exports. sl3 $685. $50 1881 42b 1l1os,67e
The feature, as will be seen, is the reduction Of
Imports. consequent upon the war.
The following tables will show the movement Of
trade at this port for the Ten months Of the current
fiscal year, as compared with the corresponding
1eriods Of the two previous years -
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Omcial Drawings of Wood, Eddy & Co..,

- KETIucSr EXTRA Class ga7ssy ~ ISL 20
KENTUCKY. Glass 27s-May Is, 1851
20, g. 49, 8 TO- SO, 76, 81, 10, ~, 10, l6, g. 40.
Circular sent free of charge by addressing either
WOOD, EDDY CO,
Coving.on, KY or 81. Louis, No.
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Ohit nary.
DAVID MEREDITH REESE. NJ. D.

DAVID ISH1o7s' ~
Dr. Doyid Meredith Reese, well known 10 the mel heal
ronratenty in this country and throughout Europe
ired ut his residence yesterday morning The deceased
as for several years Professor Of the Theory and Pac
ace of Medicine in University Medical College OF this
city, and also published several works on matters con-
ected with his profession which attracted considerable
,.ltenton As editor OF the Medical Journal he held
uute a prominent position for many years among the
shysicians and surgeons of the United States We un
rerstand that the funeral is to take place to morrow
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Christadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pces-the world Wholesale and retail and the
dye privately applied. No. Aston House.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

1IUNUHf, Why Io--O r M
AsIrs The market steady, with sales Of pots at
Is 621s and OF pearls at IS 62I a SIS rs.
BREABsTuFfs-Flour-The market was heavy, with less
doing, while common and medium grades easier.
choice far " BRANDS were unchanged. The sales
braced abb ; 10 600 bbs,, closing within the follown
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HilPs Hair Dye, 30 Cents-Black or
brown Depot No. Barclay street. and sod by all druggists
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-NelIable and
instantaneous black brown. Faytory 81 Barclay street
Sold and applied at w. A BACHELORS. i6 Bond street
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-NANallhu Was III demand, ana choice quite
hrm The sales embraced about $50 bbls, closing NJ
SIS 25a&7 20. Southern -four steady aud in mode.
rate demand with sales Of about 200 bbis closing within
the range OF the above quotations Rye our steady 81
our figures, with ssles OF $50 bbls. Corn meal was
steady with sales Of about 100 bbs Jersey and Brandy
wine, within the range Of The above figures.
wheat-common grades were heavy and easier, while
choice lots white were unchanged The market
active and in part for export The sales embraced
about 1850 600 bushels at 81 so 81 65 for fair good
white Michigan, and ~ IS for good Kentucky white
81 10 for white Tennessee 81 So 81 As for white Cana
da; 81 90 81 as for white Oaio 81 81 a 81 90 for
amber coored Michigan; 81 2S 81 30 for winter wes
tern VI lsafl ~ for red state 81 1881 "a for Nh
wsnkee clubthe latter Tor prime, aud 81 ID Al 10 Cor
cnicago sptug Corn o,ened quiet and with good de-
msnd IRON the trade The sales embraced about so 900
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wheeler q WusOn's Improved Sewing
Machines at reduced prices. Office b05 Broadway.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

MONDAY, May 1876 p. NJ.
The trade tables Of the port of New York for
Abe month Of April were completed to-day, and
NE present our usual comnaratiye statements
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The Indian Herb Doctor, #. Tumblety,
N D. from Canada may be consulted free OF charge 40
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Flags: FIagsi!
FoR SALE ny
JOHN N. STEARNS,
60 Cedar street,
Nearly opposite the Post Office.
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Total 10 mos 1927 ,9l3,iSl 4S,226,5c6 22,592 2l5
The bank statement of to-day compares as fol.
lows with that Of last week.
Week ending Loans. Specie. Circuln. Deposits.
Maya 1924 $40 log 1854 254 296 399 o. or asI
May ll... III, l32 29s 3s sol $40 9,30a2 957
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Barry's Trfcopberous II the Best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying curling cleansing
preserving and restoring the Hair Ladies' try II Sold BY
Alldruggsts.
Trusses.-Marsh ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
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nTFICE OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
" Company. New YORK, May 4, 1861.
The annual meeting OF shareholders Of the Illinois Gen.
trail Railroad Company, for the Directors and the
transaction of other business be oce OF
the COMPANY, In The city OF Chicago Wednesday May o.
1851 at i0i, O'Clock, A. NJ. -
The Transfer Books will be Closed May aud
reopened on the LIST OF June.
W NJ Phillips ascretarv
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~<AA~s~is SE-xaA
49, In
TT ? 7 II
sabbath School Books Published by this
louss..

The Anniversary and Sunday School Music Book No.
!. contains =: tunes and hymns; Price cenjs Zach.
dollars per hundred. The Anniversary aud sunday
Scgvi husc Book. No. = contains 10 and hymns:
7rrce cents each. dol. - hundred. = h. Annyer
s- and SUNDAY school Nasle Book. NJ. - CuhLl
~ and hyllis: price accents each 3,.pI. pc u 3D.
Tie Anniversary ai,d sunday sche" Aiusc uouk. Ne
IS Eu. ready, II contains /" tunes and hynuS: "fCe
,euts each, doll. per hundred. The Anniversary
UI sunday School Music Book. cunl'Gn,us Nos. | aid
wish several additional pieces. contains - tunes and
b. Hnns price cents each. dos. re hundred. III,
Eet Pelny Music Book. Nos. Hhu = 80. ! con-
rs II fuues and hymns price CtuE: No. IVA ~
u and hymns; price dbl. J. l
Qassa-e cent each. The -at4t iic4i con-
Isl tunes atd hymns: price :! cent ert 4 rs
I-r hundred. postage two cgpts taG': elegantly
=, d ltsea.h- 10 dollars per haEdr"'t. Congressional
Sing ns-an eght page tract-irce - cts per dozen.
apars per hundred.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE WEEKLY Ma.
1IONAL KEPl HEis5AN.

WAsHtsGToS, ID. c.. December. leo.
The undersigned have commenced the publication. n
this city. Of weekly newspapeF, called the National
Re,Iasse!s sgssa=szsya .as-....
n Is printed large sheet p ~ ~ inches arI Il
furnishes ID tAe iow Price stated ienw IL vii c,i-
tain all tNr ofgai matter Of the daily National Re,u
lean. vi. the exception of local interesting
to country .uscr8ners. II viii give ruIlrepolts Of IL"
proceedings Of Congress- and OF the other depart ent,
o The Material Government
1t will contain all he of the day. foreign and
domestic, mA kets &C.. DC. well original
responlence from all parts Of the country The mis-
ceiiaueuus department. will receive special attention.
and. in all Respects he viii be made to cs>. M
the character ofihe National Republican asa
Family NeW-Daper.
In politics the raper will he Republican, sustaining
the incoming Administration Of Mr.. Lincoln, tut
claiming. however any preteson to be the organ 81 the
Pre- ideHt elect.
Ther. IN other Republican paper in the District Of
recent events have opened TO such paper An impor-
tan -h"re Of .eful effort. The time has come. when
the actual adm nstration fthe uUvernIaebt upon
ptican principles will explode the atSrcpresenta.
Ha:c lave sGade those principles dstastefu to the
South.
But It Is only here and IN this vicinity. that the
projectors ofthe National Republican hope make
useful. To the whole country they otter II journal
which viii discuss national politics from nalinra!
standpoint. and which will never be sWefved pat
rioc duty by oyerpowerins pressure el ioea!
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MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES.
TORED.

Jut p"Lkishra, IN Sculed Enrelope.
A LECTURE ON TIE MATURE. TREATMENT
AND RADICALCIRE OF sPEsMATOKEIlOEA.O r
Seminal Weakness. Sexual Debility, Nervousness and
Involuntary Emissions producing Impotency, Con-
sumption and Mental aud PLY steal Deliiity.
BY ROB. J. CILvERwELL, VI. ID.
The important fact that the awful coDseaue Of
slf-ahuse may be eiicctuay removed without internal
medicines the dangerous applications of causties,
instruments. med Gated bouges. and other empirical
devise. is here clearly demonstrated, and the entirety
highly successful treatment adopted by the
celebrated author fully explained. w means Of whtch
every Is enabled to cure himself perfectly anu d
least POSSIBLE thereby avoiding I'LL the adNtr-
tied ncstrums OF the day. This Lecture VIII prove
boon to thousands and 1gousand-. 4, !,
Sent under seal 70 any address. p0sf-pdd, on the
recep Of two postage ps, by addressing Dr. CHAs.
D. o. KLINE, IrU First Avenue, New York, Post
re- 4 40 H-yI
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PROF. l.. MILLER'S
HAIR lNVIGOIsATOK:

An EFFECTT'E. SAFE AND ECONOMICAL coMPorNIa
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its original
color without dyeiag, and preventing the hair
from turning gray.
FOR PREVENTING BADNESS and curing il
when there is the least particle OF vita.ity ur
rccUYcratiyc energy craaiuin-
FOR REMOVING rtTRF AND DANDRUFF,
aHi all c'ran ous affections Of the scalp
FOR BEAUrIFTiN,; 1hE tALR impa. ling TO
il an unegua.tod gloss ana hr.iliancy, making
it soft ana sin in its textlre md causing !,
IL curl realty. ia b
The great cet*r. and the increasing demand soe
tt5s uneqCailcd lrPFarati"n convince the proprietor
.at one 1riai only . oufy necessa,,y to satisfy a Dis
corning patti" # ITS superior qualities over aay
other N parati,1 present in it c!tanses ne
head anI scalp fiona G.ndrua and other euaueou,
diseases. .e hair to luSura utiy. and yes
it rich, son, glossy ,nd r. BE apreafance- ami a:sa
where The lar j. lnosening and thinning il will ave
strength and v-or to the aud the growth
those ptrts Inch have become had, caus ug 1t o
yield frrshrersr1Fy Of hatr. H 'a.# -
There ar@ hundreds 81 ladies and gentlemen IN New
York have hal their ta rcs,ord bY the o. this
Tngor.s@r, VIXEN al osher prera ions mad hiIe'l.
L. N. has la p"--"ss'or letters n"uIe,'."e testify
rrc.abi IS. Il will @hect :liy presrpt The sar Tom
.raint RAJ u''ts' ~ l.riod Of BE; ai A. e.
n#l hpr, -,-.r. ii daT1. ~lo,.F al NEE. T.
prsiar g.. ~" t. -t AMI liar Re.'"ra.iye ii +. par
gc'i.ay ~ ."luH-ated h. Ing a" aIr"""t" f." ,",5cc;
an' u" gee ia''".'S J. &'""s In """-.'nt the "a
wh,rt. ~h~n p, With tie iiz go-agor -. d~...i
ia an" r"U!red form :" ~ TO preserve Is place. ner
plan or in c"s-3"n"" .t" @.ss. demand rlr - lie
te ~, s.na"rd - eg "ieic wI rh p"as' u-a. 20
Ing ONLY TwENp x.plvs GIN re -na,-.
l.. Mia fR sd "a fttsa catl5n .. rafa3ae and
r.an.iaue g. The Use a. as tnv"1""t"' ~ cf&~ ~f'"'f
his ct.ars1s' lar .se.lrs to "eAE' D." H-@ IL
Ia - AID ann ser -to5 l. = o. @''. Fl. , I''
news Hrs impurities tARt may .ye t-cunv s9nn, ''
3,lh sea =. .as retnoytot SHsa j. H-c's SD o'h
lr H. a,an "f she cAd, ad the ts.orr appearance If
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TO HOUsEKEEPERs.

''~@tT-' ENsgNySs r-----1s 5000
TO HOEsEkEEPERS.
OMErHlNG NEWS. r. BABBlTT'S DES7
y MEDICINAL SALERATUS '' '"' ~
Is manufactured from common salt. and
M. is prepared entirely different from other m
~ Sa.rltus. All the deieterious matter ex. x
'tracted in such manner ~ to produce
Bread. Biscuit. and all kinds Of Cake, with.
cut containing particle of Saieratus when
the Bread or Cake il Taxed thereby Iro. z
cr, ducing wholesome results. Every particle ~ n
10 OF saleratus Is turned to gas. and passes 6(
" through the bread and hiscuit while taking,
'# consequently nothing remains hut common ..
Salt, Water and Flour. You will readily
perceve.ly the taste Of this saleratus, that
no 1t is entirely different from other Saeratus. nc
90 1t is Packed in one pound paers. each %
WRAPPER braided. "B. 1 BaiA.rtL s Best Med
icinal Salcratus:' also, picture. twisted loaf
Of bread, with glass of eheryescing water
on The top. When you purchase paper
IN you should preserve the wrapper. and lie ~
~ Particular to grtsthe, nsxt exscly like The "
frst-raId as aDOve. - s. 49, ~ -
Full directions Tor making Bread with this
Saleratus and Sour Milk Cream Tartar,
will accompany each package: ALSO direc-
- tons for making nj! kinds Of Pastry; siso, 80
I & for making Soda Water and Seidsz Powders. IL
MAKE YOUR Own, SOAP with q. T. BAB
BITS RE crNCENTRATEDPOTAsH
Warranted double The strength of ordinary
O. Potash; put up in cans--l h.. = lis. lbs, 4
&C d lbs. end ~ lbs.-wth full direct Ious for q
making Hard and soft SOAP Consumers
Will md thir the cheapest article in market.
Manufactured aud tor sale by
3. r. BABBITT,,
~ oi, 60, ss, 10, 7s & a Wa.h,nrtons.., "A
- New YORK, u
a- "a and No. 3s India St.. Boston.
s nxifaa:Iy
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Yard !!
s. g. 1YRkH>

Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALER
# in all kandS of
CUMBER. SHINGLES, LATH, FLOORING
Siding. Joist, scan'lins, Fencing and all KIND
Of Vide, Clear and Common Lumber ant
haysn. In connection
PLANNING MACHINE,
Which affords me facilities TO furnl.h TO orde.
aid constantly keep on hand
DRESSED FLOORING, SASH, Doors AND BLINDS.
Ea''ag The oidss e.tabiiehed UAhE YAh 10 his city
ANT r1 'Vea very liD Patronage from Ipio
ruUinr's ep.ntrS for rambler OF years, ich
~ iCcts tn MS .hd resp ca = ;
east MT 70 III. CaIland vii! Laramie VI
IN la gene NJ "a i-f.rtva
Persons sending Ufder~ can resi- assuI ed thai
they VIII be Carefully illed al as che. n terms
as Though 'hey were mere IN nersun.
onct second ST. oppnsite B-Hn.
Mu9 aiile, leua. liz
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y
The St. Charles. the largest and
most fashionable hotel 10 New Or,
leans. aud which ever winter averages
from 900 to 500 Northern ioarders, has
at this time it is said but thirteen guests
hailiny Forth Of Mason and Dix0n's lire.
The investigations in the philadol
phia contested election case has clos d
BY the count of the ballots, John VI But.
Ter, the Republican candidate for Con.
gress, has forty five majority over Lch.
man, Democrat.
Hon WIN, Aiken Of South Carolina has
been forced to contribute SIC, 0C0, to the
revolutionary government, under threat
Of conliscating his property 10 case of re,
fusal.
Gov Ellis Of North Carolina has writ
gen To the prcsiI ut informing him tina,
the iorts which were recently captured
without authority will be promptly restor-
ed to the custody Ut the Government, ac..
computed by a becoming expression Of
his condemnation of the lawlrss act. Tho
conduct stands out in marked contrast
with the revolutionary proceedings else
where.
The Charleston volunteers are very an
fortunate Pr vnte Holmes was shot dead
by mistake the other day. Private Sidrcy
Weeks WIS probably fatally injured on
Nednrslay, by tumbliug healiorHinost
through the opening above the entrance
TO the arsenal, and volunteer by the
name OF Gray, belonging to the same com.
pany, was wounded in the leg by bill
from pistol that went off acclenta!ly
III the hands of brother soldier
JAS G Lutrell, Union man. and
run, as such, was elected Mayor Of Knox,
vile, Tenn. on Saturday last The
Knoxville Wig says that majority of .
the people Of Tennessee do not favor Sc
ce-sion, bnt will, sat all hazards aud tn
the last extremity" vote to remain in the
Union, demanding heir rights 10 the
Union, and the CONSTITUTION.
The wag> play great many prac,ica'
jok,s on the South Car"linlans. The
Charleston Mercury has been several
times h"axed BY bogus Offers of vo'un.
teors from other States IL published re-
certify letter from castle ihomas
building, LouisVille,ky Offering to
south carolina tn services OF C'pt Fred
Myers and his Glow mounted minute
men" It,urn mt that .Cas,le Thonas'
j. the Louisville inil, the "Iow mounted
minute '"'H are the cha'h gang Cap'
myers - one OF The desPeradoes.
An.pg tho o,,,;o,;,;o, =, TaI..
ne, :, ,n,,;,,,na a., . e ~,
ra;,L,, i, 49, ff
.,,..,o, "..r,i,,,a IT, ..;d - 49," l.;
a., ,t.I,
nm, ,r;,,hI.r;,., H., L,.,-,. ~, ,t.1
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IL z < i:.,.........:. 80 -,
Mississippi aud Missouri Il Z.
( and atlu Monday, October 18th, iaGo .ud
~ until further notice, trains will run AL.
lows:
Leme Wilton Tor Davenport Chi.
ea2o at 40 800 R.x
Leave Wilton for Maiengo and
Washington, 655A
Leave wilton for Iowa City and
AuseaiIhe, SIS A Ma s.l0rx
AriiYt it Wilton from Davenport
and Chicago. &. - s.hsA M.ss.l0Pxl
AtrIVe at wilton f.om Muscatine, ...
~ % A. n. 4 50RI
!.rFiV' at Wilton from Iowa City.
y 10 MA 500 RL
Passengers gong west make direct comet
tons WIN The H,sterl stage Co.'S stages for 81
points west
Passengers going east make direct con econs
NJ ROCK island" it'll the Chicago and Rock Is.And
H. Il. trains. 'Dr al points east nth and north
Also Win the tateDa, Dubuque and st. Paul paci
cts a. la. enport. EFfEEsz
4 i trains raining Fact connect directly ~
Chicago. with all uaius over ali the roads Ead
and South. .
Passengers are reminded of the necessity
GiviH5 distinct directions as t. the dsstihatlo
Of their baggage. Also TO procure tic kets pe'oh
taking their seats in the ears.
J. r. TRACY. supt
\. kIABALL, Assistant supt.
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