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FRANCESCA CnlcAoo,--From the rcpor, Of the
committee on finance. Of Chicago, it appears that
the receipts Of the year ending Feb. 10Th. 1854,
were sil3 o23, and the expenses si07. ia, leaving
q balance, Feb 10Th, 1854, Of $500.
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Noricr-There will be a meeting If the vo
.ers in Ward No 5. ut the house NJ Mr. J. Mvre.
next Thursday evening to nominate an Alderman
for the next year.
MANY VOTERS
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To those Of our readers who have properly
10 insure, We would say that the Protection In
suranee Company, Hartford Conn, stands A No.
and refer them to n. d. Bristol who is agen,
for our city. See his advertisement in an other
column,
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rvRK,-Remember the lecture on Monday
evening, by Mr.. Thomas Baspett, on the Theory
of Storms"
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We are authorized to announce Mr. RouLANp
Horrrn, as candidate for Town Constable q,
the next ensuing election
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PRixTER, MIR. Nicholson of tho Washington
Z nion has been elected printer Of tho House, in
the place Of Geo Armstrong, deceased.
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NErsAsKA MIrIING.--IAe citizens Of Peoria
held meeting on Tuesday evening. in favor Of
the Nebraska Bill
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The Legislature of New York, Ohio. Maine,
Rhode Island, Alabama and Wisconsin have
passed resolutions against the Nebraska Bill.
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We nre authorized to announce the name Of
A SMITH ne candidate for tho office Of Ju,
tice Of the Peace nj the next Town election.
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The HOMESTEAD BrtL,-This bill is nov be-
fore the House and its friends are carrying it
claims with great zeal, while its opponents are
trying to overload i, with nonsenscal amend.
p,.stinr Prs;eps appearance. are in favor Of ita
-
are in favor OF the bill, We believe tina. it
would he the harbnger OF joy TO thousands Of
families that arc row without home.
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Daring The coming ssison daily line Of boats
will run between ST. LOUIS and Rock Island
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DfSCJfSSIOv.

Or.s'i-n- Resolved ,ha. Benedict Arlno'd was
urdsservius the obloqny which '''arl'o' TO his
name; D.. J stout M
J. s. George Neg.
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The DrsoussIoy THE discussion between the
La Sale and Ottawa literary associations, came
off on Monday evening. The house was crowded
ard the audience took great interest in the speech
es The chairman, Hon VIM R eddick, gave
hi. decision in favor of the gentlemen from La
Sale. There were two vice presidents. whose
names we do not recollect After this decision,
the ladies were requested 10 vote on the subject.
nd they vo,ediu favor OF the La Sale gentle
men.
The speakers from our society made strong al
puments, and did honor to themselves in the Dis
cus>ion.
Thes. debates elected good degree OF interest,
and we hone that they vii be continued between
the two societies They are worthy the attention
of all our ctizers.
We lndeislaud that the entlemen from La
Sale proposed 10 meet The Ottawa assoeiation at
this place, on the question whether Benedict Ar
mold was excu sable for his course Of conduct, Of
FERN 10 take the affirmalye.
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Ottawa Crrr Mills. adyer tisment in anoth
er column; this mill will be in operation ue1,
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Domestic ANIMALS IN IilIuois, and then
Value as Listed for the Year 1853.

saugamon County has the largest number Of
horace, to wit: 9655 The following counties
have over 900 horses each, viz: Fulton, Knox
Is Sale The following have between 5000
and 900 each. viz: Bureau. Greene. Mclean.
Mad. Morgan, Peoria, Pike Tszewell. The
value Of the horses in Ssngamon County as listed
is sis7n7
Cook County mas larger number # neat cat
tie than any other county, being % il2. valued
NJ s32254l. The folls~ing Counties lead Of
in neat cattle after Cook; Knox which has M
ward, of27.Ono. La Sale. viii. Mclean Ell
Gar. Fulton, Kane and Ssngamon, e.ch ofwhicb
has over 10000 head.
In Nnies Sanpamon is ahead. having DOG
valued at f5sS47 Morgan and Jefferson ore
next. while in Lake County only five are re
TUNED.
vermillinn county has the larges, number Of
sheep. to wit, Sll34. Then follow Sangamon.
Kane. DuPage and Dewitt, the number in each
ranging above 10000
The S,ngamrn county is the most hosgfsh
having 81 sis ofthe porcine family.
The following couDti.s were re'urend NJ hay.
ing over 90 600 hogs each. viz Clark Clinton
Cole.. Eigar. Fulton (Sa 62l) Franklin. Gallain
Green, Jarkson. Knox Macoupin. Mclean, Mad.
i,on. Morgan. (3s.s3i) PEORIA Perry, Pike
$50 1887 81, Clair, Vermill m. Warren, Wash.
ing.on. WAYNE, white and Williamson. There
are bu, n very few counties that do not raise
over 1000 hogs annually We will make fur
,her extracts rom the Auditors Tabular State.
n1ent ofthe assessors retnrns
The following is the assessed valre Of those
counties which return over four million If dol
hr,. It will he seen there % some difference in
the rates Of taxation, the cause Of which We
Ian for thpre determine
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WASHINGTON lrrNs.-On the eth inst, the
Homestead Bill passed the House bya vote oil
lo7 to re-
In the Senate Mr.. Everett and Mr. Clayton
asked unanimous consent to have their names re
corded agaius, the Nebraska bill 1t was refu
scd,
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Isrr:Esrrvg II FARVes, W. Fillmore.
OF Coral McHsnry County, has obtained Letters
Patent, for an improvement in hardening plows.
which proves far to bring them into exclusive
use. Il consists 10 hardening the moul board AMI
Llye 80 that the pnlllih "a impenitrable TO gray
el or grit; possessing three time tho wear, and
requiring but one half the draf; of the unh,r-
dene,l pillow. l,also prevent. al poqsitiIi, OF
spr:nginT, cracking. or breaking in rse. Il. s
warrented to polish in any soil Scores Of The
best men in Mclienry county certify that they
have used them. and find them superior in pol.
i.h and draft to any steel pillow in use The
difference in making, as to the cb-.. is mere
trfng. Thu. pow is sure to become hvoriie
in bottom and mois, lands. where /. is almost
impossible 10 make the common pillow run ciea q
The proprietor offers country, town. or shop
right. fpr sale; and 10 those who wish Ia avail
themselves Of the improvement on n,blc
terms.
Farmers should Immediately secure one q
tie pows for their SPRING. work. AALre.. c.
W. Fillmore, Coral McHenry Co, III - Eiqi,.
Palladium.
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Notice.

To oil rhon 10 muy concern Know We tina
on The Iith day of Jnnc, A. " 1852, at n tax cal,
made by the treasurer OF La Smile county and sat
OF Illinois, n, Ottawa, in snid comfy aud state
purchased the following described town lots, 10
the taxes, interest and costs due thereon, to vii
Lot 3. in block I in the Old town n Peru, la Sail
county and state OF Illinois, and ,ha, the time
redemption viii expire on the llth day oi Jun
NEXT GgoRag w t,raoy,
f2s-5w BY IoHN Z THOMPSON 4s,ign,s
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u. . 10 W ALL, CHdipHdn.
L. D, HUMAN. Sscp.

GALxSA AsD CHICAGO USIcS RAILROAD The
following is comparison Of the earnings nf the
above road for the months named IN 1852 and
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Last Saturday evening the Tropic a mnCnif.
cent boat appeared in Tie basin, the first Of the
season. LaSdHe Herald
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OTTAW WA MARKE r

rF'r .r March II.
Wheat, winter 300, Spring, ss6aoo.
Oats. 24c per rs lbs.
Corn, ear, Sic per rs lbs, ,helled soc per 90
lbs.
Hogs. $3.50. .rfU -,
Better, l2tc. ...f.# ...... .... .........
Eggs, &c ..N.H
hides, dry Q ALEC green I.asc .s.H p
Timothy seed, 81 60
White Beans, rs pr bus
Potatoes. 2Sc do
Onions 50c do
Chickens, l2i
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1000 Acres of Land for So r..

TAVORABLY situated on the line NJ IN ilrnnds
l. in the counties of La Sale. De Kah, Grun-
dy, and Livingston. which willbe sold on favora.
bic terms ofpnyment to actual settlers.
A house and lot for sale in Ottawa
March i-tf JoHv T ANTHONY.
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A NOVEL CospEScfp - Moonlight night shady
grove, two lovers; eternal fidelity; young LADY,
rich, young man poor; great obstacle; young man
proud very handsome; very smart, sure to make
fortune; you2 lady's father very angry: wont
consent, mother intercedes no GO; rich rival; very
ugly: heard hearted lovers in . bad fix; won't
part; die first; moonlight hgain; garrett window:
windows open again; rope ladder; flight; pursuit;
too late; marriage; old manih a rage; won't for.
Civ. them; disowns them; old man gets sick; he
sends f,r his daughter; she returns; all forgiven
all made up; both getting rich; old man dies
young couple gets all the money; live in the
old mansion; quite comfortable; have some little
children; much happiness; fni-; bah ...,
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MARRlED-on the 9th inst, by the Rev. q
Schlosser, MIR George Romier to Miss F'sde'lea
silverberg. (Silrer NouNtdiR) all Of Ottawa
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S21S 2Gi55

Increase of 1893, tl40.56O0i
The total receipts fr the year 1888 were
t47S,55s a.
The receipts for January, 1854, we sea- oe.
40
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The TeuE parscirtE-In speech on the
compromise measures, 10 the senate, in 1880.
Henry Clay ,aid--
The ,rne principle which ought to regulate
the acti.n Of congress in forming territorial gov
crnmen,s for each newly acquired domain, is to
refrain from I'll legislation on the sshiect in the
territory acquired so. long "a il remains in III.
territorial form Of government. leaving il to tho
people OF such territory. when they have at
tanned to condition ~hirh entities them to al.
mission az a state. 10 decide for themselve. the
question Of the allowance or prohibition OF do.
mes'ic slavery"
This ia the true principle, and which IT., the
approval Of the country, to the di,may and din.
conjecture of demagopues. THIS ia the p,inci-
pie OF the Nebraska hill--Spr,ngfeld Req
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The Nebraska meet ng last Saturday evening
adjourned to meet again tonight.
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AMr>rNgyrs To rns NEoRA.k, D'tr--AAEch
81. in the senate. on motion Of Mr.. Badger the
following amendments were adopted. Yeas SIS
Nays 8.
Provided that nothing contained IN this act
shall be constructed 20 revive or pat IN force
any law or regulation which may havo existed
prior 10 the act Of the 9th Of March, 1920, eth
err protecting establishing, prohibiting or abol-
j.hjos slavery.
Mr. Douglas moved to amend by striking out
the power Of Congress TO disaPprove the lcgis-
laion of The territory, an, changing the veto
power OF the Governor, so that It might be over.
rulei bv two.thiris vote. Adopted on motion
Of Mr Walker. The bill was so amended ~ not
70 allow uunatutaliZed persons to vote
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SANDWICH I.LAsps.--The official return. Of j.
". March, Esq. TO hi. Excellency the Governor
Of 0sbu, Of births, desths and mari ages for the
wear 1853. chow the following results, for the
First district, 10 which Honolulu 10 situated.
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Births, af l9l
Deaths, 3,1ho
Marriages ofna,ives. In ts.- ABS
Marriages Of fovignsrs 81
This district il comprised hetwsen Manusua
on the east. and Monpalua on the west, distance
Of some fourteen miles, md containing apopnla.
zion Il i, supposed ofsbout 10000 ,eouls. The
deaths from stnsll.pox included in the above. aye
suppo" to be about ?,soo--the balance from
other diseases
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SCHooL LAv-srsIR SurIRiSrESDESr-ORe o.
the mos,, not the most important law which the
extra session has passed, il the one creating and
specifying Il duties Of the otiicc of S,ate!Super-
intendcut ofcommcS schools. Ii Ne should lie
fortunate as To get this OH - 6iled uy al Gc-
tive, campetan, AMI responsible man. We may
expect in a few years. To behold our pra,ue
state one Of the foremos, IN the un,on, "a regard
to educational privileges.
The superintendent il To b, effected biennial
,y. no the Tuesday. after the first Monday oi
November, A u. 1858. Until that time, tie
,ffire isto be filed by pci- m appointed 10y Ih'
Governor II l. made tne duty of the suPe'un-
teudent, To have general superv Vision OF all tie
common school, Of the state, to counsel and ad-
wise with the teachers in regard 10 tex! b'oSs,
mode Of conducting schools &c; To be an ad''-
ser and assistant Of school commissioners IN The
state. in order 10 secure uniformity n the COM
at least once, during his term Of cflice, oaci
county in the state, and 10 lecture TO the people
and teachers IN the sutj;ct o! education. He Is
+ to make regular reports 10 The Governor. before
each regular session OF the legislature; showing
/ the condition Of the common schools in the srye
raj counties in the state. the mum Der IT s.h''!r'
-school houses *, Toe law provides ;hD; th'
superintendent hall rtpor, a bill to the urSt re-
nlor session after the l>siature, q system IT frc
school education throughout the state, the man
ner for the supper, Of which .ys'em, to be pro
vilsd for by uniform a. ralarf7g tax on rGol
Crty.
Tue supeynteui,ntis to receive 6i,2en hand
bred dollars annually. TO be paid qlart,5's, as
salary. Tue &c! takes al c; aierrn passage.
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We are authorized to Announce RoBERr r,
Roor, as a candidate for the office Of Justice of
the Peace, for the town Of Ottawa, at the com.
ing town election
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FOREIGN NEWS
By The Atlantic.

Alliance IN Breddstnfs-- Car 'Je'ts '" s. XXX
osiiiou; War inevitable f'""y'
dt~tria; Turnish toirns bom6araed
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Nebraska Meeting at Farm Ridge

BaoSsos NrRRAr, Sec.
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AprlI Election.

MANY VOTERS.
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CupREME COuRT.-CTTY ,na COUNTY Of

CUPRENE COURT.-CTTY aud COUNTY. Of
~ sEw-YOsK- PETER FOSTER sni GEORGE NJ VAN
MORT ,s.r.f ROBERT o WATSON for nsnsy de-
srd On Com nos Ito h- DEFENDANT sboys
r.rec Yen hreby moned AMI red the
liant Ia h wb.ch ~ Be fled IN hs oee Of the cl. Of
M " ra County SevYoss tie City Hall Ia ths Cay Of
NevYcrk % the eouysnk
the shsr .hs oce A. No lo Broadway the City ef
within Gays AFTER the service oths
sea exclusive day Of saea service and fail 20
within the tine Aforesaid the psinn IN ths
adsent against fcr The o. three thoassnd
hundred nine and s. co collars vita nerss, from
the NossbeE thousand sht hsaset and hny
tAreo bssess he costs Of .ctiOnDssd February leh 1854
No ia5 Broadway Ne~Yort.
The complaint action 6led IN the oace ofths
Clsrb Of the Cts and Coan,y ofNe~.Y0rk Mech l. 1854
uh2 is~s~ To
STATE of KENTUCKY-Fsyette Circuit Court
- Feb &c. lsS-The CONVICTION and LEXINGTON "A l.
ROAD COMPANY plaintiffs In Eqay AGAINST the CouNt ~ Of
PAVE TIE and others defndsn On 9th plaintiffs
ordered thai the unknown hoesro holders Of boad aed ~ he
Coa Of Fsyete Connty Kentucky being twenty IN
Tessua Dollars eseh bearing September 1881
sh p thirty bssiios interest the Of sin
she .em at the Bank Of America 10 The City Of New
Scr. xith coupons .sched and ndo~d BY the then Prs
ts,rt Of the Covnston and Lexinson Road Comes1y bs
sr,S TO .ppes this Court the hrst day Of % aekt
Term petition Of the PLAINTIFF the Covastoe
xipsor Railroad Company in which petition ssi psaa's
..ge th.f bonds have been lost or stolen NON them,
ana 10y 49, y, 80. ~ JAMES NJ WOOD, G. 2 &C
BrsTcs KrSKxsp Attorneys for Plaintiff oovnstoa Ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-16
THE SEASON AND THE CROPS.

EAnLY PLAsnso.-Fsrmers in the vicinity Of Camden.
n j, have commenced planting potatoes The soil q
dry sandy In the neghborhOod Of Freehold The frost
is quite out Of the ground and blowing commenced The
soil there is sandy loam not quite light at Camden.
which is opposite Philadelphia.
Many farmers Long Island are busy preparing for
spring crops
Sunday and Monday, March i2 and 10, in this City.
clear spring ike days few such will set the garden
all agog about here. Grass beginning to sprou little
How Il with you country fends' Give the earliest
information that all msy learn what those al distance
doing in the way Of spring planting
In New Hampshire and Maine and part Of Asssachu
sstts the ground is covered with snow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-16

The MuRDER At NArIcx MAss.-It appears that party
Of young men were engaged in playing cards In room at
the hotel and that Samuel Hlard the keeper OF the
hOuse was betting on the hands held by or two Of
the party Words passed between Hilliard and James
Warren when the former called the latter liar Angry
words ensued, and Warren struck Hiiard whereupon
the latter down stairs and coon returned with DIRK
knife, with which be approached Warren, and mnicted
two severe ssbs in the abdomen and the other IN
the breast The knife penetrated the amentary canal ana
Warren died in great agony sunday morning aoolt
O'Clock Hllsrd, the murderer. has wife and several
children the oldest ef whom, young lad was 70 have
been married Sunday evening. This Is the fifth muir
der which has occurred in that vicinity within three or
four years billiard Is under arrest Warren was about
30 years old, unmarried
A GREAT ScHExE-A project has been started again
TO unite Lake Michigan and the Mississippi by steamboat
navigation writer in Chicago paper suggests thst by
turning the waters Of Lake Michigan through the south
branch Of the Chicago river Bridgeport thence by the
north branch OF the south branch Mud Lske and by
channel be dedged through tina, lake to the Des PLANES
the distance that might be found necessary sufficient
tuppy may be obtained to prev Mt auy interruption Of
navigation Of the Illinois and Mississippi Rivers &C
count of low water. The distance from Chicago 10 the
Des PLANES by the proposed route II only fourteen miles
and is estimated that the deepest excavation would not
exceed twenty five feet Ths project not new but
low worthy OF consideration
MAIsT.-The Committee Division Of Counties have.
reported bills TO establish the Counties Of Androscozgn
and King, beth Of which have passed 20 be engrJ Sod
IN the sclGie.
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NEW.YoRK ,rd CALIFoRNIA STEAMSHIP

NETWORK ard CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
IL LINE VIA SICARAGUAThe Accessory T-n-it Com Of
ricsrus Rrop'o- Through 10 II ~ be sail oa, ss
inv, T,fosh Tct- nereinE re L.,hrs Gus ne 80
Dcutl,-E give Steamship STAR OF THE WEST 100 -1n H1r-
Ssn, sil -se Z %. Per Ne I o -"ocs f0r- y,
ior san JUAN DBL SOKTE, MOSDAY NJ. cd 81, =
ira With the -te.rs1ip Cotfss tues -
tts, over ire kiCAtASUA isAN-if sOt e.. hsyus - 9
tr'ive rifles 81 rr1 trzss;cr.-f'-. = - - car
1tsse q IN t.elr vet iioh b. 60
nsas tO tuorust'en A?Fl sny % GABLES AO
91s A. EFT, No seElili srsen
FARE REDUCED-INDsPENDE LINE for
San FRANC SCO-The NORTH STAR &c ieaye tn Nh
April 10 ecrteo -ith he fsnsee blsds
Ire tca' hr thss palace re roo ,psn P.sase-
s'sse ers :se h MARI -i Dc 'oe Il ne following rates
Apply JAaEs N CROSS No s.rtsrypi,e- up-si-
5. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, via AS
- PfNWALL sad PANAMA -Lowest Prices, -lp-tor can
en- E,srs1n Of the Psnss Arrangements for the sse
IN Ibis city OF Icses Transit OF the simns forming ths
sfrseh- and hroaFh Ovsnc- 0f eli other lines
The s. Steamship Company intend dsPach A.pis xs
o. JSOAf March o'clock VI ron PIER f1or Of War
renst The m ssiing rship GEORGE Law Capt hctoE
ar 70 psrss with the Pscfc Nail Steamship c. npa1ys
rss-er JOHN STEPHENS Cap; Piers5a The extension Of
tie rsrosc makes the the s'kus paeics9e one
days eorefsfior all who v.ae their health AID
90 CT the hru h perfected h s-zeor1s ~ the transit
Of and their fcr AsDnwA % Panama Tickets
car he obtained for lbs from W CARRlNOrON %
Adams Co.. No 50 Broadway, No III Westst The &C.
con odaens for Of al elisss and par
ueu attention paid the eleanues Of tue s.eerase For
sht sppy tie ooe Of The Companies No III
Westst 10 A. WHITNEY.
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~ Trains <ase Pier foot Of DgAn. foliova via
BuBslo FArrs,s IA foBut.o direct the NsSYok
soai snd the BEao snS Sestors Cy Railroad With
ri ~ tirk ard Bsa.o snl intrun-di,t. sta
tn. rsins night % tnisi and proceed. the
r. tn crtns L. liz, Ard t,t,r,peSt,s- station.
.as,iass Dei4s sn4 n,er-n-dia.s s,ssons
ktwlErfh F1tfessttlP n fOr hr~ ,ufsh
fer R-rnont ana 70 reciste rato1s
kisstEurau5 p " for purark and batalo.
On INDAY only enc Express Trim. ~ - N -, a..
Tkese Exrrrss Trains a, Dunxf Ith ne Lske aoe
Railroad cor Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Det-ci Caeaso
~ CHAs MINor saperin;sadent
DT6ULAR MAIL LINE via ST0NlNGrON To-
Ia pOsTOS PROVIDENCE NEW-BEDfOaD. sna fAUN
Route ~h0at change Of cars or se''onoa s'ns
Tie Fstitfn Nal . - -. -ou,o
nChE Ccyt John B0vn- N WITH ne -
Providence Hcso1 .nd Providence kai eavns
Pier No n X nrst wnali soose
OF en- he arrival OF the Mail ~heh leaves Boston az
Thsse for strength saet sPed e00
Tie officers experienced and attentive
route lperor 70 otoe, oo
direct the trip pleasantly AID
reformed bile pssssE rely reaching tAeH des
Iatlon those ether Of the other ronss
The COMMODORE. from Ne sYork-Mondsy wednesday And
ThgrsiAy and SATURDAY
The c. VANDERBILT. fem New.York Taesisy, Thursday
Saturday From S0nnston Monday "Wednesday snd ftd
y Brsssengefs arriving stoullEon proceed ir1neitey
by seeou. m alton trains from stoaiDsOn At 7 VI
che steamer and train thronss esh
arp Pier N R. the office, No. 10 Batery-psce
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILA-
- DELPHI from Pier No North River Two lines daily At
IA Accommodated Line at NJ, ~ steamboat
John Pot by Cam
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