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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-11
AN ORDINANCE
For the better preservation OF the side
walks in the Nillare of Caliz.

For the better preservation OK the side
walks in the Village of Cadiz.
Sec. /. Be it ordained by the Mayor,
Recorder and Trustees Of the village Of
Cadj2; That no person or persons shall
ride, drive or lead any horse, mare, mule.
OK or oxen, orlead OF drive any team, wag-
son, cart, carriage, dray or other vihicle.
upon etl9ffg or Heross- any prvei sidewalk
within said village; Provided that backing
any vehicle upon any pavement for the pur-
pose Of loading or unloading, where The
same cannot be otherwise conveniently load
cd or unloadel, and leaving such vehicle
there for on y such time as Shall be reason
ably necessary for the purpose aforesaid,
an / also crossing such pavemen. for the pur-
pose of going into or out of any alley, street.
OF other place, whenever necessary, shall
not come within the prohibition in this SEC
ton contained.
SEC. Q. That any person violating any
Of the provisions of this ordinance, or aiding
Or assisting therein, or directing the same
to be done, shall, on conviction, be fined in
any sum not exceeding ten dollars and
cost.
Sec, 3. That this ordinance shall take
effect from and after the 10th day Of Nay
1858; and all former ordinances on the same
subject or inconsistent herewi III, be and the
same hereby are repealed.
Passed April 90, 1858.
ATTEST: LEWIS LEWToN, Mayor.
WILLrAA KNOX, Recorder.
AN ORDINANCE
In regard to Shows.
SEC. t. Be it ordained by the Mayor
Recorder and Trustees of the Village Of
Cadi2; That no person or persons shall ex-
hbit, within said village any show, theatre
or performance of any kind, for admission
to which, any money or other valuable
thing, shall be demanded or received, with
out first having obtained a License therefor
from the Mayor; provided that lectures on
scientific. literary or historical subjects and
musical concerts given by any of the inhab.
itants Of said village, shall rot come within
the provisions of this ordinance.
SaE. 2. That al applicants for License
under this ordinance shall pay for the same
such sum, as the Mtyor shall require, not
exceeding thirty dollars 70, each License
granted, and also fec of seventy FIVE cents
in each case to the Meyer.
SGo. 3. That every person violating any
OF the provisions of this ordinance, Shall on
conviction thereof, be fined in any sum not
exceeding twenty dollars and costs, for each
offence af lresaid.
SEC. 4. That this ordinance shall take
effect and be 10 iorce from and after the
loth day Of May 1858; and all former or
dinances on The Same subject or ncorsis-
tent herewith, be and the same are hereby
repealed.
Passed April 20, 1858.
ATTEST: LEWIS LEWTOST, Mavor.
WILLIAM Knox, Recorder.
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AN OnDTlT AWCE

To preserve good order and quiet within the
Village of fCadiz.-
SEC /. Be it ordained by the Mayor,
Recorder ana Trustees Of the Village OF
Cadiz, That no persons assembled together
in any street alley, open space or public
ground, or in any store, tavern, grocery OF
other building within said village, shall
make any loud or unnecessary noise or be-
have in rude, boistepaas or diSorderly
manner, SO as to anI'oy c1edisturb any per-
son or the general peace and quiet Of said
village.
Sec. Q, That no person shall get, be-
come or be drunk or intoxicated in any
street, alley, public ground or open space,
or within any store, cellar, tavern or groce-
ry or other place within said village.
Sec. 3. That no person shall burn, set
fire to or explode any fire cracker, jackson
cracker, or other detonating instrument or
machine, or fire of or explode any cannon,
gun Or pistol, within. said village except by
the express permission of lie Marshall, which
permission Shall not be for a longer time
than three hours ON any one occasion, and
may also be revoked at any time By the
Marshall. -'-
SEC. H. Tint every person violating any
Of the provisions of this ordinance shall be
Immediately arrested and taken before the
Mayor, and shall be fined BY him in any sum
not exceeding ten do!larsin costs; proYi-
led,, that tie Marshall may immediately
imprison every such person without first
taking them before tho Mayor, but no such
imprisonment withouttriai shall be for lou-
ger period than twelve hours, and such per-
sons may also be discharged without being
taken before the Mayor.
SEC, s. That the provisions Of this ordi-
nance shall not extend to or prohibit noise
made by any assembly Of persons on any
public day or occasion, where such persons
shall be assembling, or shall have assembled
for any lawful public purpose
SEC, 6. That this ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after the 10th
Of May, 1858, and all former ordinances on
The same subjects, or Inconsistent herewith,
be and the same arc hereby repealed.
Passed April 29th, 1858, gsg 4zgst
ATTEST: LEWIS LFWTON, Mayor.
WILLIAM KNOX, Recorder, -ae a
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arSE,y'ESS DIRECTORY:

Judoe of the Court of Common Pleas-TnoMAs l..
JEwETr residence, Steubenvie. ,
Probate Judge-BmcE w, NElRs; Office IN the
Clerks office.
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TyISH Oil, Pert Wine, Sole Leather, and Mackere
4 forsaleby n l s. II. MeFADDEN.
TT ATS, sstapIe Goodss Ready Made Clothing, apd
Il every thing Of that sort obo had in much great
or variety than usual, at
,npril 6, 1858 HOCG COS
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BOROUGH LAWS.
AN ORDINANCE

Prescribing the duties of officers in part
Passed April 30, 1858; took effect May
10Th 1879
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" a. UAilinAy, Aucfioneet ,,,.,,
Two MANUFACTURERS and OTHERS-rnEsmn-
1 rMrTOpy pALF or vALUAnLr rArCitOouE rNOrhu.
~ 40 CLOSE A CUNCERN-E. o. HALLIDAY w sen
Auction on THURSDAY Nov H. a, ccecA mo msis. a'a
T,rbsnse following desirable property being part o h I
Of the se Major Nathaniel Smith. dee.ssed We aess d
ON which there Mrnon with O"'-bulld'nes nc,
repair two Cotton complete working order ""a '
CwsInf Houses and two Htorcs ,....,,
This property located In the cchte Of tho thvns
p.bosue l. "a bous BY railroad from New iofk ann 70
slns IN value IL present. favorable opportunity of pfo"'
HE nyssms 20 and capitalists. AL, ,,.,r.
sae will be without reserve Terms hperai-'"'' 'f
table. -, ..,.... Ma "A pine-t
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ssssss ~ ispcs . son',y eeseosrr, . vi 80 " ~
Lle cvace0n rh1 -ns s9s~
~ ss.a ~ ofsis .ssss IDS sosf sscoaat Of tas owners
SrArEN ISLAND FERRY. foot Of wsitehan+st-
- AKA ANosNENrs rok SEyrEMghS .sa,s y seals %
llAkANki>E. SfAflhION sANDEkSlLr LASDSNS- "
- - s..,.n l.,,,.l Leave <ss-loFk
N A. ffM Frou An ) PM
k,,,t -, Non n. Isss1 secioek fsrv u cents
kAi eoss tou NssNsss Ia ssA fNs IA scala s'@iaa's's
herlsi - - ~ 49,. .e.x
yss r. ~ Might eoss Vslesk nem the Aae 10 0eiesk
hea NV YORK.
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u)ater Cure.

HYDROPATHIC SCHOOL and CLINIQUE-A
Medical Cinlaao vii be held the Lecture Room No 10
a,hI e.eh FRIDAY AFTERNOON a. which al patients VINO
conn ere viii DO examined aud prescribed Tor efaia
tously.
AIRS COVE NICHOLS and Mrs TORBET, Wa
s Cure ph yss attend consultations and city practice,
!, No lmo,s and No Walkers and supply water cure
loois and iastrsmeuts
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H. A CgiLToS Arct.ouoer ~
pFCnUH EXI(ITlOHt SALE OF tAIlIA-

DEREMPT0RY EXECUTOR SALE Of VALUA-
4 TIF PROPJRTT oa zs.hzt-COLE GIL TON Will so 81
retru o. MONOAY Nos. o. G a. II O'clock a the aec hiatt
Trciarss-On bst south side encs i feet nhfs es
rtt lot fnches IA front ana rsI aud ~ ist
lne. deep On toe ffon of tn lot iee stoIy Set ios,
eor H. ~ G feet There aewy rom The ifont 81 ts LOT
al shout fs inrhes which communicates VIII TIE rear by7ss
qls Droerv ieehod With renewals sid tle privilege 81 ref
es. Zee and apply 20 me so,osfsr No
$780, ecl
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WILLIAM IryirG a Co. Ausiioaesrs . ....
CtI-PEkR SALE of ELEGANT CABINET IUK

y sJTi,EE-vILLIAM IRVING a Co viii ell al .sstion,
- s DAY Nov II and FRlDAF Nov 49, r. l. teloef 81
e al I,.eg Dixon FL No i's bros4wAy his er'o
k sr m ysrred GOD OAK blscsSsu and nshoginJ
Furniture a, 80
PIHLOR VI ERIrREsufc6 suites o. ,isssnt cared i3s'
wood Ptri0r Iu4urrr g0s elegant ep1 iAnionhbe 's
eee5 vi rrlusr sh bocaiee green DO efns m
e and gold p1Trls cnon snd god blue tnl sd
st roJnsf fhinz Boa iu cUoai aba, Ia lsln
6ole zen Asa Chairs auPeboar ID roisxo'q Center
Tssa sh sssar su1 Egyptian mssbtofs sofa Table. GO
. carved osswOod Boudor sud Library Tables fe"o score
i.a lined wood elegant carved rosewood Esg'fa
lfh p.aie sias. dOfgs and bach. 800 c,,
T.anf ttnsd o,tiusOn Dining Tables Lounges, Arm chars
Library Tables f4pcbiycsyed f1 WOOL
~ xnl md mahogany Bedsienda blreaes Wehsnhit Sd
essts, osk Lguass aud sofas anon do fc Psche 1i's'
W f bss nrd with ssfia wood huAft IN OK sacfahci
srs Clffsse lr sds ch at raia ~ Nit1ss laf.9te
~ . osattsa Table, Effy Or icl5 IL oithe bes' quality
"a ,os5e .drf 81 Dilobs sapmys.n f,ls pnrempiHY
WILL bo SOLD a. PUBLIC AbCTlON-On
w qurptDtY i1misf ~ 70 ee'oes = y = 10 IN h,'l
90 81, IN. .irter la fbn Ns-YaIl faHftn hnaf co. Dla
go ~ tf 4sf 10 f8s of f r'. if4i femNlf fpf4
b. GUILD 3.fy
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oaIrs bp Anliicn
s.scp o.occr Aue''on's''

s,xus, Osoccr Aocton',' IN, ILL
w :, uss..ssld rra,ure on sIruRpA Noy ., 10y
stk NO 81 beautiful assortment Of Fufnlrte ccn.
rs OF hsrs Nshcsany an al.ck Wsoa r'Sy s.e II
Chair kW Marble top Rnreeua Wash W
hsy end t'ct.N eckcass wsrdohssi M.hotsny ens vi vi,
wood Marble top rah tnaneled Cetase Furniture WV"
wthcu, meihstors ew,rs and Rocking ,h,. Mahogany
Without reserve pay cR,h aaNa,-.s
ccs purchased lobe shPFed cNe packed the rremscs al
moderate charge
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PROPOSgD DATES OF BkILIsG.

''' h'i fb% H,T X c iGg co u. w.aa-AY
Brown HfIfPIEY 4 fo, LssfD>ol
'o"" MoS r., =. 90 81 DEIy III s ~
81 ihsss shifs WI set b .>.h.<si. ~ ~
Sars sr ns ssrsfsr ana ih,ssof ssfa sf,F,~d
EOR BERMUDA and IT. ThOhAs.-Is, n. q
new .ss,a.p III ..i E ,i,44s WzD ss<DtI -
p-s,.s,' 81 4 S1yaIA IL a S's ~ IA
The osrlew Ias tssA .~, - a. c5ss ssss.~ s :.
go sna greet es4s ~ 80 rsafa
- - :, Ya1-=s .....-----s-s
f'' h'''l' q x'ccusAKD y. ss.a.s a-s~- 3 ?
NOE LIyERPOOL-ris AsDE-. T. <
-, On i, s,.fe 80 Nora S1rc RtI sr-.n fss.s
Contsr;s DEED. JsFser ci,s O. sift ADA - "a -
r.;,s sssy ys 81 s. -. - s ss ss 81 .-'
s.i ss, .tsss & ssss .f1& y ssess "a 's-'t
Sr'ss' '.''s a ''s'S'''t CT cssiiG =: s.-a.s -.
STFAM HETWErX yEw-rOEx ssa g. Asl,.- ~
- -Ths oLssoow sss sxy. rSss srtah.zIs sssfs
krs reresfs se~ sssssssg w - y -, - -, ~ Su
ssw o. wTpSrsbAI. issrsT, - "a = s'1p1s s~'r
Pa lsiir ilssfi1 Rocrs -,.....
lid CALM ss..s.ss.ss.s.s.ttss ss.
,.sons tssir ...'''.''.'- ...- ''-', -
TINS 's'-' '''' So ,,.,.. n. q. a, ',isE
hr4l,'e Nssthe> - !. , -.
NTRpOOI .nd IoNnoN PACKET >stk>-
IL SWALLOW drt ~ -. 49, o.. ., ,,----
ustt ......,., -. ~.
r.ss.'.. 80 = .rrsse - ~ sr<rfe 49, -
80, $780, &c.,. - rNutANp tsEtlNa svvtlNp M
.-. n..rr 10 .---. 49, 81 80 .s-.ri .sa ~ 49,
y. ~, ~, e, iss rs a..,-,. i-S.'s t--as
=. s.',...' s.'a ,' Z. $3.50, Z, ff,,..,
Fs' o''A' ss''-~.'''@ 'rr's ~, ~ oo
.. o. asssAsi Ns~t.st - ~ 49, - ll.Ss.e-
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A. NJ MrawiN Aucncn,sr.
DY BANGS, BROTHER Il Cr--Trsde Sales

FRIDAY EVENING. Nov 10. al G, O'clock.
VuuAr,r Law books Embracing Repor,a Commemorative
Ttrsis uaea Also variety Of choice sndard aud mis-
cean,ops English and American publications Including many that
are, scare and valuable.
TIFspAy NOV. ~ aud following days
FNet,u Avn ANrsc,N splendid collection In
t,ies 10 purchaser hcus tho regular Fall Parcel Sale
latelcxucs are now rrsdy.
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pdptr marehouees.

DAPKR WhREHOurE-J 7 DLNhichHps a
- n. ia T.s. is- sst ~ Nsf"s
r.,.,s Fasish gfsnfh sss Asssdss"
rss Ill ssss - giis 40 44s,fff
ea.t tssss 81 $50. ~sishts ssd gssifes
Ti...e pspsf frasy eslss ssf ~hfe .fta 80 1ss''f
u.,.s, f.sa y Lffs sni solofea. diasffsf Ssiihs
sl.a.,s pspss tAla saa " iLs heat a~siht
fls<t yspss ~ N saa WsH .
BasN,s (fssdrsfs Pspsf. sfts ssess.f"A lss' '''@
fbs.iA.ns FsysT Of The bot assiitI.
n,sr,aas Fspsf Ffs~. nss saf hssis
Ts. tsrsf ~ diaassst sss
Ia Rooms P.pef ssitsbis faf fses w felb
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yoGS Krrss. Aae ienee5. o.,,,.

Krrss. Arc ioucer
DARE COLLECTION OF OLD BOOKs.-Messrs.
IL LYMAN Co. Of COOLEY kEEsE Pre'sn'
taosse ii bc nost choice 81 ever gsi
~ ugans work OF tspeciIl sIfy and OF peoiAr IA
frr. % nrru1fty dn E1shed Collector embracing hne
XVIII XVII 10 cont Ifief "a be s,d AZ tfs
govr - ios roma No al hr ad gsr corner OF "he a. On
FRIDAY TKEEiNG % O'Clock The sae VII eiaSieec n'ny
Uorts on Anenckn History.
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prp Goods.

DOOTH Il FUTILE, No. ll6 Broadway corno'
- Of Boertyst
Have on hand n full assortment OF
FRENCH MERINOS.
TARAMATTAS. .,
NOIssELEISE DE LANES.
PLAID SPUN SILKS ...-.e
sHAWLs &c, all Of which will be sold AZ low PIloe
MOTION DIAPERS and TOWELlNGS-Svc a ts,s
mn, m In pIeees and Dozens BIrdsSs and Hue soaoa m
- W" ETsMITH Co. Noe So and u 6roaN.
CREAT SACRIFICES in RICH CLVAh s aa1
III nerss TRIMMINGS SPLENDID GALLONS, &c is a,o'
srost reelection late prices OF our eh pr RI
nl.nJu RIblop, silk Volye sa.ins and iAncy SIX
LICTTENsTEIN Ribbon Store, No W bowely' oo'9 -
DRINTS.-Steams and Madders new Styles 'eoe'''
fsou the works daily for sale by on - =, s,o.6v,y
DRNTS-Ight and dark styles steams and mo-. Mac q,
dem in great variety, including shhns FIlns - aJs,y
sale by Nt.o"iti' : - -. ,s;i.-
xxrHITEROCK heWhiterock NILE
w ,uper6ne s7neh bcsehed Coons also exs,ssIRv Fa,
,,s nneoused fnonsa perfection snd darsoint, '"
sale by NbSAiih : w. - -
xxTALTHAM JEANS.-l00 cases beached WaiInsn
wv -. ~ yie and donblc-,willed, for ssle by
" ''"' EEsMITH Co. Nos. 80 and II Broadway.
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A Q. IVITLr, Ancionccr
nY GEO W. LORD n Co, Auctionecrs, No. 3Jo

i nrusdwAy. opposite Ihompsons Saloon
~ A LAReE CciLECrlos 90 ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
Rccxs nraus just received nom London In
t. hpdnsa and with steel engrayinss ON TUESDAY
xNr>IN0 ~ O'Clock Catalogues will be ready
s.s, mcrnus Ladies' aud Gentlemen invited to exam
irrrs IA tho sale THIS EVENING will he found the follow
dos Rcois Lives al The Apostles 2yoss Religious
Nct france hy Duncan; Household Verses by Bcnard baOn
ncslss lbior, hoAucs History of Ensandi bsxtefs
nyrx 1hcrshfs Buffers Analogy OF Religions Caves Primitive
ks.nIy ,ois Rrowu farrisfy syoi Byrons Poems $40
NJ Fenr Lsst rhugs HAIRS u, tyo, History OF London
w, aud Southwark Svo svo 50 enEfaynss Tho Cabinet
ct Tales uius;rstcd. sVo -, .,.- r -.
a. pu Dramatic BIOGRAPHY vols with portraits OF act
az. uci,ihtK and he Nay ThcI d cloth silt edge l.r0
RELIGIOUS cf rrosnc AntQuN nrowes Dccn.y OF INC hlbe
Ia eAuV minated br0wfa lhe 40 win ePcn'
IA ,sei uinAiou, EctwAcf In Mnns'l Illustrated bowns
n.t,r Ar,hsrufr steel mss 40 The Art OF Dsw-
~. ami Ccons nom Mature plsln and 90 erd plates bno
SIT edge plates Ncckotts Dramatic ana
lcuden lul, Htsrttccf
s,tr,s Gallery Of rcfntes vols 4o sih edsci
n, Mp WAik drswiner hy w H. bsr lett,
- no Csos Abhcvs OF fuslsnd Isl snd ~ series 40 gut
Moafnris svc beautiful steel ini
st pcsfsrhy VMesr,s Nspelcon IN htiie svo iuia
Daniel o. crneiA Stc illustrated &c Ae
Of American ani tngiah books
me .ssrfcn ladies and ernoneu srequosicd 20 this sale
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Clothing.


NLOTHINGi CLOTHING CLOTHING -
" CONWAY No 100 Nsaust- las an immense doc. Of -
sfy competition Remember CONWAY, No i' Neazsf nfS
Ann. New-york
NaEN's and BOYS CLOTIuNG--At wholesale and
l retail cheaper than The lest 70 get MEMS epa
boys Coihng ready made or made TO order a. ANpE
HIiT,s Ne m Fulinnsi God Also large sssoEt-
mani OF Funisiing Goods aud India Rubhe, Clothing
''" }. VANDERBILT, No 81 Fultonst
DICH EMBROIDERIES-W invite the attention
III of purchasers 10 orr stock Of elegant Emroideh Collar
sleeves ChemErtes Cape dkfs &c of the latest styles ana o.
,,rr. niaps Robe Waists Dresses and Caps msnuctuIed 70
our ordcr French Embroidered ln'r ions and Edgn On Linen
r.c aso Crane Collars Sleeves aud Muslin articles Tor monrn
inc made pserus al OF which are offered a. ssna al
,srcs MILLER GRANT, No 3l Brosfwsy.
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Alenmhcnie anp Rallreaos.

.orn NEW moan OAuuE ROUTE M
fNb1s ywrtN hfw tuAA ~! NMah. ~ .,,s s.s
a.strtidtA .ai siAo,hA FALLS RAILROAD 'r"S
* isrs.. r.s leave. Niagara i.A al 80 A. Nal r~'
1hs r.r,,. r,.is leave. o.naea.,s~. 49, res Mat
d,.is 40 s . .I .sSsiss I'D fa,s Glrss.
-nh As hs--sa'A osa'.i n-s.a al ha'' ana IA
az Man .in .. senassi. Mall r.n Gu the oaaAiA
"soa,A iie...," !. had N. o-.ofh: os@pss III;
s 30 o.s.ed.,s ',s Of ps.ns and cons, o. pes
n sna nIssawsy ksyfo,,. = ,.,A.,,. h,,si,,
hb-S''''s' 'A''''' '''' SAN sRoSS sorsriairal'ai
,.p sss en- s,: md ss.S S:s'''''' o "
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-fall Arrange
spe. s:;s Sh:% mi s .ns as, sSfThbs
ns y ' Ia" % M, he TT.in. Will run :, follows
oi,r,. Tran NJ through hours connecting with North
'' ss snG r msTsIa mTSeush Way r.n
E1prsss Train p M.-Aecommodaiion lrsn "e"f'"
ooiissp.e ws r.rsssI r,'T, ~ " f .ss -. :,
"g 81, w. ysss,l,li NJ. asr.n snesrn
yfs rs,,,,ovn reei., rcushkeers Trains 'ter "hs
s snfnIi Nail mai IShSs II ao e.n.' s slb'n
''prt' 81 "'' s''' EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent.
NTWtoHE 10 MONTREAL, cGDENepURGH,
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NAIL q al A. NJ for Dunkrs and Busao and u,e'iasei.ts
by th1 train VIII renn over nig any ia
RECONSIDERATION 81 Il % p a. tor Delaware And al in'Sf'
WAY % p ~ Tor Delaware and all tn,rnsd..e sA,i0ns
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TJ,HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
sTaTEs NAL sTEAMERs-rhe ships composing this lias
PACIFIC, Capt. NJe.
BALTIC, Capt. Comstock.

ADRIATlC.
built b. contract expressly Tor OoyeTn1en
,es E,ery care taken IN thf construction a. also
Deli Tnsnes strength and speed and their seeonmoda
cn, for pseqe are unequad Tor elegance and comfO Pfce
OF passage NevYoTk 20 Live pool 10 hrstola~ cabin si 10
second 10 exclusive Of fza state rooms 80 Tom
J,~ool 10 New York $40 An experienced sorsnoa a.
tsche5 each ship No berth secured utti P.id os