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Corporation Ordinance.

AT meeting of the Trustees Of the town Of
Ottawa held Tuesday evening, 2Ith April 1882
the following special ordinance was passed:
OriercR-lhat a sidewalk on the west side of
Paul street, commencing on the north side of
Jackson street and running north to High street,
bc constructed on the following plan:
J. Tha, said sidewalk be graded ~ feet wide,
with plank walk in the middle -lx feet wide,
leaving space Of three feet on the inside and
three feet ON the outside 10 be filled with earth
to n level with the plank.
H. The plank shall be Of pine one and halfin.
ches thick, laid on three stringers 2by inches,
crosswise the space between th. stringcrS to he
filed with eadh to a level with the top ofthe
srringers, SO that the plank will rest firmly on
the earth.
III. The grade Of the walk shall be uniform.
or as much as the nature of the ground will
admit; such grade to be established by the town
surveyor
". All cellar doors opening or said sidewalk
shall he on level and grade herewith.
V. That the owners Of lots on the line Of said
sidewalk be required TO construct the same in
front of their respective lots, land the owners Of
corner lots to extend said sidewalk to the gutter
Of the adjoining cross street, on the above plan,
within ten days after the publication of this or.
dinance and in default thereof that il be con-
s,ructed by the corporation, and the cost OF such
construction be assessed and levied as a tax up
on such lots, to be collected as othe, taxes are
collected in and for said town.
| By order. r. X. COURTNEY, Clerk.
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Later from California.

new lNfk, -tUL
The steamer Northern Light a'rlveda AZ 10 o..
clock lat evening. She brings 400 passenger,
and San Francisco date. To The first Of April
She ran -hor, If coal. and wa, obliged 10 pat in
to Havana for a supply. The passage from Cal.
iorna was made iu about twenty SIX daya. Spc.
cie in the hands Of passengers about half u nil
lion dollars. Very lttlc news orimportauce from
California. Markets more active, hut prices re-
main a. last quoted. Commerce with the mines,
which w-s cat Of 10y the floods, has been re cs-
tsblshed aud the miners are reapny rich hAr
vest.
Measures are on foot at san Francisco fJr the
relief Of the passengers on In, North America nj
Acapulco over S2ooUO LaI Lron raised ior tit.
ting out the ship Northern Light, which would
san on the 81 Large quantities OF provisions
had also been sent 10 the sufferers from San Fran
cisco. The papers have an additional number Of
murders and robbaric' in yariou, part. Of Cali
f,rnja The agricultural prospect. Of the State
are tlltcr,ng, especially since the late rains
The Jenny Lind Theatre Is soon to be sold at
public auction Several oi the delegate. to the
Democratic Convention, Of California, came a.
passengers in the Pacific TO san Juan. Rain was
falling in San Francisco on the Ism. The Good
has subsidized and no further damage was done.
The money market was very ARCHAEOLOGICAL
dust offered more freely An active business
looked for the ensuing months Provisions brisk
mess pork, SIG, prime, SO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01
Stat, Of Illinois, La Sale county u

Ntdtr o. ItNOtsr Ia Sutc county ~
I BEMIaNis B. FELLows Treasurer and exof.
|. ticio Collector Of the county OF la Sale land
State Of Illinois, do hereby give notice that |
will apply to the county court OF La Sale coun'
tv, ut the June term thereof to be holden at the
Court House in the town Of Ottawa, in said
county and State on the first Monday Of June
next, for Judgment against the above described
Lands and Town Lots for the taxes, interest and
costs due thereon for the year 1851 and also for
an order to sell the said lands and town lots for
the satisfaction thereof, and on the Second Mon
dan in jim, merit all the lands and town lots ng.
anst which judgment shall be pronounced, and
for the sale Of which an order shall be made,
will be exposed to public sale, a, the door OF the
Court House in the town aforesaid, for the am
cunt Of taxes, interests and costs due thereon
Said sale will commence at ten o'clock in the
forenoon and continue from day to day until all
Of said lands and town lots are sold,
The costs for advertising each tract Of land IS
| 9 cts, and each Town Lot cts, the whole cost
when sold will be on each tract Of land 5S cents
and on each Town Lot q cts
b. b. FELLOWS,
7reas'r and Er otfcio Coiiec'r Of La Sale Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

DR SroRMs' CELEBRATED SomCH CoucH CAN
Dy.--lt is worthy Of remark, that no Medicine
ever offered to the afflicted, has met with such
extraordinary demand, as the Celebrated DR..
Storms Cough Candy. When so many arc
found to have faith in the efficacy ofan invention
there must be some benefit derived from 1t
Wherever this wonderful Sugar Candy Specific
has been ntoduccd it has received the favorable
notice of medical men whose disinteres,cd iudg
ment cannot be doubted. Those who suffer with
diseases endansering the Lungs, would do well
to make early use of this valuable article.
Price, One Dime per Roll trolls for % Cents
or One Dollar per Dozen.
Tho candy is neatly put mp with directions for
use, A handsome engraving Of the Scottish Goa,
of Arms and the written signature Of Hamilton
Wade (proprie,Or,) is on the outside wrapper Of
each package.
Walker 4 IIckling and l. Thompson, Agents
Ottawa, Ill.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

The President has issued his proclamation for
the sale Of the public lands within six mlcs Of the
Central Rail Road, at the following times and
places At kaskaskia, July 9Th, at shawnee
town, July l0:h; Nandalia, August I'd, Dan.
VILE, August 90 Dixon, September goth; Chi
cage, September 9th
Lands reserved for schools, military and other
purposes will be excluded from sale Sales will
be made subject to right Of way, granted by act
of congress To the state for railroad and branches
not exceeding 100 feet on either side thereof
Each sale will be left open for sufficient time
to admit Of Offering all the lands, but not exceed
Ing two weeks and applications to make private
entries will not be received until after the close OF
the sale.-.SL Reg.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01
Another steamboat Disaster!

Scarcely has the excitement caused by the late
explosion on the Mississippi River somewhat sub.
sided when we aye called upon to record anoth.
or steamboat disaster, taking place upon the ILL.
non, RIVER unattended however with such ap.
parent culpahlltty rs is attached To the others
lie particulars rs we are Informed from aulhcn.
tic sources, are rs follows The praine : tate
landed At pckin ON Sunday morning last, about .
cucS, aud ~ usual, opened the tue caps and
fire doors, aud after = detention OF some fifteen
or twenty minutes. rang her he,i aud started out
tut had not tuIly Straltcnci 20 proceed on her
pas-a e down the river, when her ,tarboard fue
collapsed, killing three persou.- Burdue Wilson,
assistant engineer; Antoine, fireman, and Mr..
H. Goodman, If Peru, q cabin passenger
Twelve others were scaldod man named la.
viz Williams, and the head engineer, badly \
boy named Sare, whose parents We believe for
merly resided in Bureau county, was also severe
" sctldcl Two men, known as Frederic Don
and Henry llUcumbdgh, were dtowned the body
Of the last named was subsequently found
The remains Of Mr. Goodman were brought
to this city yesterday morning On board the stca.
mer Cataract and buried in the afternoon, lie
WIS on his way to St Louis, and at the time OF
the explosion was wdtcru. some horses On the
deck which he was taking down 10 trade
We have heard Nv plausible reason given ne
counting for th,- accident. The boat It is said
although closely followed by the Avalanche. wa.
not racing. aud had on no more than tie usuaI
amount If stclm-Irru I'1n.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

The AproRrroSMESr--1h Washington cores.
ponden, Of the St. Louis lntelllgencer, under
date of the 9th inst, says the bill supplementary
to the census act, and providing for the appor.
,ionment Of Representatives under the late cen.
sus, was discussed in the Senate to day. To re-
mcdy the failure Of the returns from California,
il is proposed to assume her population at mum
Der that will allow her only one representative
Others propose to allow her two representatives,
without depriying South Carolina Of her large
fraction In that case the number ofrcpreSenta.
tiyes will be increased to two hundred and thirty
four, whereas the number fixed by the Nin,on act
is .wo hundred and thirty three. The fresidcn'
tial election will il hi. act pass, be governed by
the new apportionmont,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01
Dolby Oithr rrcc Trader.

Owing to the Tax List which occupies most OF
our paper tbs week, We were unable to get out
the Free Trader as usual on Saturday morning
which will account i,r lis no; arriving a, the var
Gus post Offices in this AMI adjoining counties, n,
early as it generally does. We would also ask
the inlulgcance OF our friends a ll;ile for the
wand Of attention bestowed spon the collection
Of news and other reading matter IN our paper
to day, as oar time has been almost exclusively
occupied in getting up aud correcting the tax list
hereafter, however We shall make up what has
been lacking the last two weeks.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

DlED-At Freedom, on Friday 23d ult, Mr..
MAINLY +. BNcugLLrR, aged 81 years.
In the town Of Brookheld, on the esd ult, LIZ.
VI JEssiSGs, ir, aged 81 years,
On Saturday, the LIST inst, at his residence an
La Sale st., in Ottawa, DAVID SANGER, aged 20
years
Mr.. S was one Of the earliest settlers Of this
country, and had been engaged for the last four.
teen years in commercial pursuits, and had en-.
ioycd the confidence and esteem Of all with whom
he had dealings. He had several heavy contracts
ON the Illinois and Michigan Canal, all Of which
he complicated satisfactory both TO the State aud
the Trustees. His death will be n severe loss Ia
this town and community as well as to his friends
aud connexions.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01
Speciai Court Term IN Livingston,

state Of Illinois, 9h Judicial District Be il
remembered, that, inasmuch rs il seems neces.a.
~ for the prompt administration Of justice in
Livingston county, that n special term Of tho
circuit court should lie held; Now, therefore. |,
lhcophllus l.. Dickey, circuit Judge of tho 9th
judicial district If the state If Illinois, do hereby
appoint special term Of the circuit court to I've
begun and holden at Pontiac, Livingston county,
on Tuesday the 25th Gay Of May, 1882
TIL l. DirkEy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

HAIL Storm Our town AMI the adjoining
country were visited last Friday with tie sever.
est hail storm ever known in this region. The
hail stones were the largest we have ever seen.
We measured a number of them. that were per.
f.ctly round, some Of which were over .fre inches
IN circumference. Others affirm tina; they saw
some that measured over SIX inches round. We
also noticed some that were Of irregular form,
resembling masses Of ice, which were much hca.
yier than those we measured Window. on the
west and south side Of houses were perfectly rid.
died, many not even escaping with whole light.
The storm lasted about - Minutes. and the
ground was covered with bail some time after it
had sub,ileL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01
| Foreign News,

The new, by the Niagara, which brings dates
from Liverpool to the ls;h uIt, is quite favorable
to the produce markets.
The intelligence from the United State, 10y the
Niagara aud Pacific, has given cotton an upward
tendency with improved demlnl.
At the sailing of the Niagara there was a bet
ter feeling in the market for Brcal,tuiF-, and in
all cases, a Sigh. advance had been paid.
Money was more abundant than at any prcyi
ous time fer many years, and Consol, were up to
one dollar American seclu.iy, IN good demand.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

Kturp-A man named Livingston, was killed
on the Aurora Branch Railroad, by being run
over, on the 23d inst lie was lying upon the
track, and was not discovered until too late to
stop the train.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

Baltimore, 2Sth.
A large majority Of the Wing delegates to the
City Convention, elected last night, are favorable
to The nomination If Mr. Fillmore.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

LOST The 23d ult, somewhere on tho rond
between Ottawa and Dayton, Black Tobacco
Box, containing SCI in paper money aud some
small change; also s-vesal steel pens. Any
person finding or having found the same will DO
literally rewardedby leaving /, at this Office.
May |. sws
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

Philadelphia Apr g
ko.,uth arrived at the Baltimore Depot at 81
yesterday morning and hurried OF by the pilot
line to Burlington, where he Will remain til to-
morrow morning. lie passed through the city
without being Known. To-day he was to attend
church a, Burlington and dine with Bi.hop
Doaue Ko.-u,h vas accompanied from here by
. committee u Tentnn cLNzen.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01
Straycd or stolen.

A NY person thn,has lost horse MN
~ orhOrses, colts orCnttle within
the last or years, and wishes TO kMANV
find them ifhe will write me post W H2
paid, at Ottawa, ILL.,, giyinghs resi- e1sss6zz0
dence, the age, color, and marks oianimals think
! can give him information where they may be
found, as have hunted es,rays eycrs since Noyem-
Der !. ISL during which time have found
good many strayed horses, colts and cattle now IN
Ike n up, that ! do not know of any owner for and
nnumber of them that vcbcen worked iors and
years, ! am told were never advertised
| also request all persons in the state knowing
Of any estrHys that their ncighhors mny have to be
so kind as to write me, givingme the mans name
nndresidencc, description OF horse, &c.
lsha lconinue the business. ! have taken down
and will continue TO take down oil eslrnys that
may find Editors Throughout, the state willcon-
terra iavorupon the public at large 10y inserting this
notice SANGEL BLACK.
References Dickey, Walker 4 Kick.
ling, Ottawa, La Sale Co, Illinois Michael
Kennedy, arlington, Bureau Go. EB Stiles, Dix
on May l-smo-'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

NGciNA-Ihe Washington correspondent Of
the Indiana State Sentinel writing relative to the
rcsuii Of the hbors Of the Virginia Democratic
convention on the 9th says:
The yiatory in Virginia Is Cass and Douglas
victory, though am compelled to admit tha: Mr
Douglas Proved himself tile stronger man in the
old Dominion
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

5 - | MartuCharles l6l l.
Martin Charles 3 SEA Henry Rum Is
ohm Newman 1918
Torn Of Ia Sale
Alex Palmer Slll7S PCun'rbamll loo 5 QG
Is, Mich Moorc4 l.9 : f6 M.tteson. ass.
Mortun9 &c 81 dc llcO3 "A
Howe Il Hit 1888 do IS
lsaac K HI'i 7lS5T.S do - 6SS
- ShorI"ell l:I / 6e Daniel King Sl2S+ US
JAMlttcsyu. a. Mat,.,nn as
HARDY e.of lOll9e7C &c. l2l2S6 IS
go,ra Of Troy u, Troy Gyore
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

MARRlED--On Thursday evening, April 90,
by Rev NJ X. Whittcscy Nj. GEoRGE II. lluS.
rru to Miss jazz TONNES, all of Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

rRr>ING iIFnCts u. Wilkinson, well knowh
50 the principal of Mt Airy Institute and who
has had much experience in hedging. gives 1t ~
hi. op,nisn. GA the Frame Farmer) more ecpc-
clally m relation To the Usage Orange which has
vigorous growth, that wherever failure has oc
Cured it has been IA consequence of lack of
pruning lie has ncvVrIH a sus lie instance known
or heard Of q hedge being cot too low or trimmed
too often, bat on the contrary has known miles
upon miles ruined, So flr =. pigs are concerned,
by the opposite course lie adds, 81 think all
the writers in the periodicals Tor the west, fail If
they fail anywhere in not urging more frequent
and relentless mode Of pruning after the first
year"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

rosr OrrcE BgRyr.-The Pos, Office at Wash.
iuston Va, was destroyed by fire on the 9th
ut But little Of It's contents saved
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

There seems to be but little doubt but the o.
age Orange will make good hedges IN this climate
# the plants are properly managed The follow
ing article from the Albany Cul,ivator, shows
that they have succeeded IN higher latitude.
We also suhjoin useful paragraph, from the
same paper, On the subject Of pruning hedges.
O-ACE OgNNGE HFpGEs-Byan Jackson of
Delaware, informs ~ through the Boston Cultlra
tor, thar he considers this hrdschs decidedly the
cheapest fence that can Ne made and that those
planted on IN, own ground, IN The spring Of lNi9
are nov go'dirncc, capable ofturulnS horses
and cattle lhlsis bat three summers growth
Their rapid growth when young, rendering them
capable Of being shorn i've W three times ycar
brings them forward sooner chan an. other hedge
plant
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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LAw.-At London

ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LAw.-At London
the l2th inst. before Baron St Lsonsris the Lord
Chancellor. Mr. Hsddan moved to ob'sn the Lord
Chsncellors sanction to the authentcson Of certid-
cate OF bankruptcy dated in 1919 under the authority
Of Lord Eldon in order that IL might he received IN
eyde in In the Supreme Court OF the State
OF New.York This was rendered necessary by an
American statute, which declared that certiicate in
bankruptcy In order to be receivable in evidence must
be authenticated by certificate under the hand OF the
person who for the time being, had the custody OF the
great seal in this country and who must, in the certh
cate state the nature OF the const ton and juidict
OF the court Of which he the Judge The Lord
Chancellor declined do that which implied his writ
ing treatise the contribution AMI jurisdiction Of the
Court of Chancery for the information of the American
courts; and he had been inclined 10 do that In
furthence of the ends Of justice he did not think he
called 90 act in a case In which the fiat had
been issued forty year.. He however gave leave Ia
make further inquiry into the matter and to mention IL
again
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TIVE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

Vie Dbl lSn ana NUM- IL AhEhlCAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS from NEW YORK
to LlNkRPOOL.-Chief Cabin Psssase, $50; Second
CABIN Passage, $40.
From BOSTON to LlvERPOOL.-Chie Cabin Passage,
SlCO Second Cabin Passage SIS. The ships fro Boston
call ct Hahiss
ARABIA, CAPT Judkins AMERICA, Capts shannon
PERSIA, Capt Ryne. II ROPA, Capt Lelteh
ASIA. Capt +. & Lott, CANADA, Capt Lang
AFRICA Capt Hanson NIAGARA Capt stone
These vessels cary clear white light masthead
on staTboafd bow. rvd on port bow. -
AFRICA Harrison I'm NEN-YORk, "Wednesday, Nov. IL.
CANADA Lang. from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Nov. ~
ASIA Ic,t from NEW YORK, Wednesday. Dec l.
AMERICA shannon, from BOSTON, Wednesday, Dec.
EUROPA Letch, fun. hENNORk, "Wednesday. Dec. 10.
NIAGARA stone, from BOSTON. "Wednesday Dee. -.
AFRICA Harrison. ffn. AEN-lORK. "Wednesday, Dec ..
CANADA Lang, from BOSTON; "Wednesday, Jan = lSS.
ASIA Lotf fom NEW YORK. Wednesday. Jan. II 1873
AMERICA. shannon. I'm BOSTON, "Wednesday, jan 49,
Bertls not secured until pad for:
Ane1pe!ienced Surgeon on board -,
The owrer Of these ships viii no, be accountable for
cold ,lyer bullion sTecie, jewelH precious stones or
netas plss bNs OF lading are signed uFeoT aud TIE
value thereof therein expressed
FOR freight or passage amply TO =. ,,
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
THERE. For The Tribune.

THERE. For The Tribune
ia has "a has, sons IA verdarel'
On If were buried
Love, thy sweetness could not leave me,
Nor thy smile, false Hope decesee me,
Neither JOY nor terror gricve me-
There.
On, that were buried
Grsss above mine eyelids growing.
Overhead the wild winds blowing,
Peacefully the slow years downing
There.
Oh, if were buried
Then my heart were filled forever
Throbbing pulses cease 10 culver,
Cooled in rspturo's tranquil river
There
Oh that were buried
Never any wesred dreaming.
No more night, aid no more seeming.
Truths eternal -plendor beaming-
There.
Oh, il | were buried
They who leave me TO my signing
Would repent above my dying,
But should not hear their crying
There. AWE.
Norsrbsr 10, 1883.
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CJrPRE,,E COURT-County of Saratoga

~ william wsimor- Of John Hosland. a.ee,s-d
assn Enosh Roberts Freder,ct W. Aen william hicsork.
County BaBk Edward Billiard Jcreunth "r~n
refy B. Ehpbae PersoH Dan'e W o~nsend Fred OF
Of The Bcvery Bank Robert Bake Urah HI J Soomon Han
ore .urvor ThonN LEWIS. decsssed Gloert l. Wa on,
SC. james MORRISON j. Ihonss o. "sna, HeaNd
.urvvor a. o. John A. deceased Elisha Mors Jo'aaa
W. r and Thomas Shefidas Adnnnst sors
&C. Arrr~ Ro-s william James Wager, Dsaei Pratt
y-sey Ri hond AIRED CLAYTON, Charles Wemore sd-ad
BurAds Jbn Crafner COMMITTEE. SC. 4 Chares Burr "a
john Crsmer. Of CAar~- Barr, uasue The
Prrceu Directors ard COMPANY Of the BaAA OF Troy You are
herenr .ur-ned sn required the Amended comp Na
tbs SLED the ONE Of the era 81 the County
Of Ssutso Baoa spa sd Colu and o. serve cnp' II
you answer SD the subscriber. al his once
FL al tie City New fork, ~ih twenty Ays Atrf ue
exclusive the dy % sGsh
the sad corrsrf w'hln the
re,sd unfit tbs oil The Count for the
rrlsf dnanoed N the compliant New York Nov n, 1874
ME ls~6NIn X X BOVINE, fk1uth s Atto<Dcy.
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Ocean Steamers, sc.

TOR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH and
Il FLORIDA-Semi-Week U: ). Mail Llne'-Ine
new snd going steamer MON, AdSins
viii leave Pier No North River ON SArO kDAl Dec -
at O'Clock PM precisely. For freight .ppy on board
where all bills lsdng wn be signed ad Tor passage a.
the of ce Of ,,,,,,. on ~, a c., -.
Savannah passengers tickeed through without further
chsrre Through tickets Florida follows; To Jack
sonyine, Ssh; 70 Pistka, IS.
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NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD-NEW

~ YORK AID PHILADELPHIA, drect-U. ; NAIL
EXPRESS LINES-Thrursh IN : A'Tr.ss~:Jerssy
4 NJ s.s s. p N fro1 loot OF COurtiAadtSt Leaves
PkilsdelphA aIe hours foot Of WLnlf+t Fare r'faesa
d q cor hrstelax and g 81 for scondSisss
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON and ChAhLEsIoN
through jackets sold in the shove nes AID taroarn oas.xs
errr1ea In the st lines from Ss~f orr VIA taroaah
Conductors Passengers with baggage eros We ieIy y ~
utes before The trains lsaye
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rrHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI

posing this line are the following:
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC. Capt Luce. BALTIC, Capt C0nstock
ADRIATlC Capt Grafton
These shps have been built by contract for Gov
eminent service Every has been taken thelr
sruction also IL their Engines TO insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers are une-
ouat for elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
ktw-Yok to Liverpool in frstcass cabin, Sl ia second
do So exclusive OF exTasiLe state rooms sou from
Liverpool TO Newly orb, $50 and % An experienced ir
coon attached TO each shin No berth secured until paid Tor
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.