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Obituary.

Died at Troy, the residence of Dr. r. o. Ball NrER
LIVINGSTON son of DR.. William and Mrs. Julia Blate
of Shreveport, Caddo parish, La, aged y, 8
months and 26 days.
Weep not for Walter, his sainted spirit has to
Him, to whom we too should wish to TO- Their will
meet with and chant praises to the author of aood.
Suffer little children to come to me said the Lopr Of
such is the kingdom of heaven. L.
~ Caddo Gazette please copy.
49,
For Mayor.
We are authorised to announce SAMUEL YBIB-
BER as a candidate for the Mayoralty at th suing
election.
EpTroRs SourH-W EsrERx-You will pIeaseounce
the name of ALEXANDER B0ARMAS, as adidate
for the Mayoralty of the city Of Shreveport.
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New Orleans Market.

[By Telegraph
NEW ORLEANS, March ), 1866.
CoTroS.-Low middlng, 41@42c., with dull market
Hnld
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OFFERS his professional services to the citizens of
" Shreveport and vicinity. Office Smith &
Lewis Drug Store. Residence on Lake street, oppo-
site the residence of J. J. Kline. aug9 6m
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DIR. IT. P. HOTCHKISS,
IDRACTITIONER of Medicine. Office at T. q. Nor
Il ris' Drug Store. noy3O
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q P. GRIFFIN & co. DESTROYS Of Ct cut their
o. large and varied assortment of Fnn1 Staple
Dry Goods Boots Shoes, &c, &c. TakS method
of announcing to the public that they commence
from date to dispose of their stock of Dds, Shoes
&c, At Cost, at their store No. 8 Istreet, and
will continue thus to sell until ALL is sol
TO aid in the disposal Of our large stor Auction
will be held at the store during SATrRrrH MARCH
NEXT, and on every Saturday thereaftet the goods
are all sold.
AS this sale will be without Resernd during
auctions will be made in a manner to purchasers,
the public generally will find it to theireSt to call
upon US before it is too late.
Shreveport, March T. 1866-lm
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ID ESPECTFULLY tenders his services to the citizens
III of Shreveport and vicinity, for the practice o
Medicine and Surgery. Office and Residence, Market
street between Texas and Milan. jan24-tf
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Succession of II. P. DOUGLASS, deceased.
FEHENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-Notce is
& hereby given that WIN. J. FISH has made applica-
ton to be appointed administrator Of the succession of
Henry P. Douglass, and unless opposition be made
thereto within ten days. he will be appointed prayed
for.
49, Given under my hand and seal of office, this
L. $. 9th day of February 1859 %vpsuox c,.,
Shreveport, February 28, 1866
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DISSOLUTION,


EHHE copaTtnership heretofore existing between the
L undersigned, under the style of RIGDON &
DODEZ, Is dissolved by mutual consent
j. Rigdon is charged with liqudating the affairs of
the late firm. JACOB RIGD0N.
Shreveport, Jan. 8, 1865. DAN'L D0DEZ.
The undersigned informs the citizens of Shreveport
~ l. ,-il continue the Butchering Business at his
old stand second STALL right hand sue of the Market
where will be constantly found large assortment of
the finest BEEF, PORK, MUTTON and VEAL that the
country affords.
Returning mary thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to me, would solicit continu-
ance of the same.
~ Steamboats, orders promptly filed at any hour
day or night. jas # JACOB RIGDON
TO COTTON OWNERS.
FEIHE following order has been received by all Ware
houses in this city, and is published for the benefit
Of parties having cotton in our possession.
PHELPS & CO.
WALSH & BOISSEAU
HOWELL & BUCKNER,
ELSTNER, Trustworthy l. CO.
OFFICE ASSISTANT SUPERVISING SPECIAL Agent
Z. S. Treasury Department.
SHREVEPORT La, February 22d 1866. J
Gentlemen You are hereby notified that all permits
heretofore granted by agents of this department
abrogated and revoked.
Upon rigid compliance with the forms prescribed,
giving history of the anecedents of the respective
lots Of cotton in your possession, permits viii be
issued
By order of the Chief Assistant Special Agent of the
Treasury Department.
n. S. MOORE,
Assistant Supervising Special A gent U. s. Treasury
DepaI tment. feb28
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J. c. BEALL
800 nrA1I q CHAPMAN

A TToRNEYS AND C0UNSELLoRS AT Law and
n General Collecting Agents--0fice Market street.
nearly opposite the post Office Shreveport Ia. VIII
attend to all business entrusted to them IN the parishes
of Caddo, DeSoto and BossieT. june y $50.
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List Of Letters.

List OF Letters remaining in the Post Office at Shreye
port from the lst of February to the lst Of March
Ladies List.
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HENDERSON & La
EUPATRICK 4 JOSSFLYN

HIM ULh0UN q bAVIi
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
Shreteport. Louisiana
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ATTORNEYS AND COUNSEL0Rs AT LAW.
Oce-Corner of Texas and Spring streets up stairs.
Shreveport, Louisiana.
Practices in the parishes of Caddo Bossier and De
Soto. julyE2
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Venison, J B
Nn,rnhnn EM

Persons Gaining Tor any OF the ABOVE etters WIN please
say they are advertised.
JOSEPH HOWELL, Post Master.
Shreveport, March 7, 1866.
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State of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.

State of louisiana Parish of Caddo.
Succession of Z. H. PoMRoY deceased
FEIENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT-Notice is
4 hereby given that D. j. ELDER executor of the will
of g. Il. Pomeroy has filed in my office, account of
his administration of the succession of E. H. Pomeroy
and unless opposition be made thereto within thirty
days, the same will be homologated prayed for.
49, Given under my hand officially this 26th of
( L. s. February, D. 1866.
l--) A. L. MERSH0N, Clerk
Shrevennrt FehruarH IS l8sf.5t
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II EEP constantly hand large, well selected
IN and fine stock of the above articles, which will
be sold cheap Terms-Cash ffeb2l-tf
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GOODMAN

WOODEN WARE,
Groceries, Shot Powder, Clothing Dry Goods Boots
Shoes, &C. which he is selling off at Cest Prices. Cali
and3see for yourselves. feb28-6m
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, RAIL
TSs sI4a1.I A5S AIiilsSsil 70 sioHiOsD AND
On and sass lRiDAI. s.y..nbsr !, isss. IN. sr.i,.
on this sosd vilf mn q folievs:
TRAINS SOUTH. ... ,.H
Leave Wsshington d Q. n. and g. Dp.n.
I:y: a:asss1i assssss1: 4 i 4 F. NJ .1s I'd
Arrive It Lynshburs Il 3. 20 ,. m. and q q m.
TRAINS HoRrH
Leave Lynehburs at 6<6 .. m. and !. 10 p. N.
Leave Richmond at q N. and =. l6P m.
Arrive at Alslanaris at l.65 ,. m. and l. 90 an.
Arrive q washingtoa q $50 pm and Q. 10 an. ..
On sundaysleavs W waahin gton At 9. 80 m. only.
riying In oordonsville at II. % q. m. -.
Leaves dordonsvills at l2@ p. n arriving In Alex
through Esish. train leave. Alexander. a. s., m..
issys: Lynehburg At So . n, arriving IN Aisx-
P.,ssssrs Esna n w.rrs,.oa viii ..s. IL. |. m. M
train ssath from Ws.hinston' and the % 3 m train
Pnssssgsrs By the e.ls q. n and 1.lo D. M trains
from Lynehbufg, and the q m. and 7Isp. n. train
lG% y x. Isss sSss,ss Yh trains ~
This route has hs advantase all others BY havin
sontinuoss rail non Hsv York 70 LynsASurs, 4Ol
Il also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run, Msaassas
Bristew, Catstt's, RappahAnnoek, Culpspsr, Orange
and Gordonsvils, whore many Of ths great battles
the late rebellion were fought
oppoIts the B. and o. r. 4. Depot, II Washinstos
also, at the Depot, On Maryland sysnls. sOl
ington. W. h. AoCAyYIRTY,
no. 'A ). Z rsnfs,'' rsnorDis.
oeo-n General Passenger Agent
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DBPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL USIrHp srArEs PArEIr OFFICE,

~ IT, o. an UIrHp eIAIks raIDI ~ Vsssxips' ossi'
On the petition Of yshn James Greenough, Of New
York, N. T., praying for the extension o. . patent
granted 10 him the lIth day OF January 1894 and Iss-
sued the 4h day Of July 1894 and again reissusd on
the ieth dsy Of Apsi 1909 In siI divisions numbsred
6Os Co., 7oo 7ol 76 and 7e which divisons sIten.
sion Is prayed tor for an Machines
for Peggng Boots and Shoes, for seven years from the
expiration Of sAd patent which takes Place on the i7h
II Is ordered hat the said petition b. hoard At tn.
Patent once MONDAY, the ith day Of January, 1887
At clock. m .nd all persons are noaasa 70 aRR;sar
and show cause, any they have, Why said pssiaon
ought not to bs granted. l,I,. an.
Persons opposing the ext esson arc reqgirsd o ale
the Patent 0hse their btions speeay set forth N
writing, st least tvsntv day bsfort Vie dAy y
all testimony tsd By slthsr party, 70 pe nsed Atss
said hearing must be taken sAd ransmitsd IN seeord-
.nss with The rule. Of The 0A's, which Will e' FUR
DsPo:os IA OH. PAP. r..,:a Sy.,, :. ..;
day @ hssnng the Arguments, hsny visAiA tss days
old.I.1. si:s ssss ~; .o,.s :: ,.sli.s.s 4 s,'
RsruILiois sad the Infslltosn. ~ wsshingtss, y
and In the Tina, New York. H.Y, ssss vel ~
three sueesssys vesks the hrst Of sA 70
be At lsast sy days pfsvi0s' to =: ~ q s;snss
"t..H o. Conn pissAsass u Pstsats
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sostsiaias this zotiss W aiS so'Aisvsw
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non "0''i SsScsssnsSf If iSs,si 81 ';sa far PRESS
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porsrs of hs "snn, eAd nAay ether papers, Acaisss
q yhish aIPsafsd again and .g.in before hs public.
bssides his e gsnilsnaa of sharasss aadfs-
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daily (sxcept 6undiyJ at 9. % p. m.
Accommodates for Rsnn Ststion, stopping st all sta.
tions between Pittsburgh and Penn, st f0S0p p. N.
The Church Train leaves Wall Station every sunday
o. eos b. n, slA AWNING IN Pittsbuseh NJ 1905 n.
| u WAll'S Station u 400 p. y. ~, -, p,
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS GOING
SOUTH .a.'


THE GREAT ATLANTIC sRAB0ARD ROUTE NOW
OPEN AND In sUCCRssRUL OPERATION
FROM NEW YORK 70 NEW ORLEANS,
VIA me uEi'
WILMINGTON AND WELDON AND WILMINGTON
AND MANCHBfIR RAILROADS AND e.a!1
'-' THEIR CONNECTIONS, ''
= CHARLESTON, Savannah, Augusta Atlanta West Point
Macon, Columbus, nontgousry Mobile, Meridian, Nsv
Orleans, and all points South and the Southwest
The managers Of this old-e.tablishsd and fsvorits
route, with . view 10 maintaining It's we'll
prestige have thoroughly fsfurnished with and
magnificent passenger ssrs all OF the latest and most
health, elegance and comfort On an night trains lux
GrOus psi.tia .l:spinl possessing every modern
comfort. Wy '. rnIl nj = 81 Ifr q. 10,
ThIoash tist:.: :eid .ad b.ssss checked % all i'm.
Be particular and ssk for teksts VIA WILMINGTON,
s.SSosyoaS s. asS'lAs you 'ssnr' AArADlTloH suHfh
tn. n 4:s Ss. s:; &. Z, s: ss Y sS
MIA avenue sad Sixth street; orto agt0
~ 7dI.'E W. WALKER,
leo .-.lHLi -th General Agent.
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TIAH fAlAAr
CENTRAL RAILRoAD OF NEW
w. p.u .vrs4-4f yERaEY.g. yEaV,d ,.IrrJ


PAssRNaER AND 1Rlisnr DHPor In Hsw vonK,
IEr : FOOT OF IIB12rT erRR7Taslih ssEs I
Connects at Hampton yAsstisn With Delaware. Lask-
awaanA.raHA Weefsra railroads., and q Gastoa with
:y q f4suS Fissas s WI sssss
anINB 10 ZEE Wlsr.s "a al
rHn1l RxRA1ss 1RAIlG DAILY 10R TIE WEST,
sIT' iais y: !, s. lin.
Y Chicago. Cinsinna't, Iosig a., with bat one
! ,Isni b SPRING 9tARRAn0zNINfS, ssrls..u -
Cemnsasin6 Nay H. lsee, leays Nsw York ~ fslleys
,eo. :ls:s: fs5 =. x;:s5;ss...s.. :, hss:ls,
s.ss. sn ',s,s ass ns,ss cA'ri
Nah Traia Il % n for yisnin Kaston, water
Gap, ser.sen, wkssbsrrs Great Band, ftston, Bins-
90 I. m, Western Express for Easton, Allentown,
Harrisburg, Pittsburg and the West, with but one
change Of cars 70 Cincinnati Chicago and but two
changes 70 81 Louis Oensssts d Hasrs6drg with the
orthsrn Central and Philadslpha and Erie roads, for
Cory and the OIL Regions.
II 90 N. for Easton, Allsntovn, Maueh Chunk, Read
ing, Pottsville, Harrisburg, DO.
400 2 N for E.ston Scranton, Great Bend, Bsthls.
haR. au0 Manah Ohunk. 40 uNf H.FIy fFEaglfF
8 90 m. for somsrvills and Pennington.
6.l6 p. m. for Bomsrville
ESQ p. m. for somsrville. Taz.s ay.S.8rgI
90 n, Western Kxpress Train for Kaston, Alien.
soEn, BEADING, Harrisburg, Pttsburs, and the West
Sleeping Cars through from Jersey City to Pttsburs
Tickets for the Yves. can bs obtained st the once Of
The Cssssi lailresa Of New Jersey, foot Of Liberty
street, n. at No Asor House, 81 Nos H. 62e, and
~ Broadway; and at the principal hotels.
se2s JOSIAH o. srBARNs, suDsrntsadsat Z
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OFFICAL.-THE WAR DEPART
WAR DEPARrnKHr,

'.''. WAR DxrAxrxxrr,)
''..'--...'.. ApyurAKT 0IHERAL's OYYIcR,
wAsHIHoros. Sept 70, lscS.
order Q correct misrepresentation. In respect to
thspsynsnt q boanss authsr.sd q The last ;ss.ion
sss.S%sHt q hS puSished "A o'''''' 'ns ''no"'ns
ne psynsst d bOnniiss to soldiers under the se.
sss
Of ConGfess Board, with 0snsrs Candy - presidsnt
" as
vsved the Of numerous acts Of Congress
sns the r:gui.o.s sad practice q several bureau.
sisi.sa.. X. SS.rt d.votsa lsn..ivs. aisssay q .
s :a s:.s .:.s ,s
- e x e n:
sS.i. fsisr:a y ne board WITH Instructions 70 revise
General Isis pienIay psbli.isd ,.d order. issu:d =
: sS :: ( =: e. %
y either OftA.n X sessi.iic.: VI. prepared IN.
dissnss = The dieuiss Of he .ubjset and The nag
nituds Of the disburssmsnts would admit.
mont q Sounsss to eoorsd iOcps Congress had Rss,
70 :ssais tlo:s Sossus. 2 tk. sooisd sodsf and tc
fhs amount q these Sountss 10 estimated At nearly
twenty millions Of dollars The Secretary Of War fell
mani M s.rsay rsyssd sS :. 70 provide sny sddi.oss
checks that might the bounty colored soldiers
and protect the Treasury against fraud, The subject
was therefore referred General Oapbys Board and
upon their report being made payment these boaa
ties ordered. For the temporary suspsnaon Of
msnt neither the President the Secretary Of tn,
Treasury 10 responsible. All the time taken was re.
qursd BY justice the solorsd soldier and the publ,
treasury and to carry out ths manifest purpose Of
gress 50 .. e protect the sold Y Is far As might b
cheated oat Of his bounty" -..-arI- .1
By order sf the Secretary Of War;
--0-' T. D. TOWNSEND,
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b la iadSaA Id 20 AIR sruaiiarua
ADEisPHtAyg WftiMINGJUNy
II AND BALfInolA lAnAIIAoAAi1nb noisiy

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NsH NJ TI:,n 2 m; ;cr hspss$ Ri's,;s e,
fRAIHs FROM BALriMoRH ~ PHILADELPHIA.
Lesss Baltimore, s.ss X ~, way Nan 80 u -, HRa
pest 10 p h srprsssi s.SH NJ Eapfssi aas
I SUNDAY rRAINbTE!ng1io sniWol
Lean PAila4Nthis tor BaiasotS sit twsshissto.
t416h. M, aad II. 90 p. M oTnrtrgAW
. Leave Baltimore for PhiladslDhia at 90 pa rr'rt
LNys L.syc B.itiner' p, Nsy Tcsk stsgH - ..sy. I
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ID ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY
NIIY4s- RAIkBoAD; Adt 6S '@HuEE

NiI2Is- Gnn,.R RHA,tsS9A1i .Hdk 20 I}., %HuEV
On and .aftsr HoHDAY, August 9, l6e6, the trains
and boaas q this company viii leave . felows;-
Steamer JESSE H0YT viii leave Pier No. 50 N.,R,,
foot Of Duane street. q TO- 40 m, connecting With
8,lress tCI ~ Branch, P.,ningdais Poi.t
msnss, Bhrnsgat shamong Tuekerton Atsioh Jackson,
snd rhiladeiphis and all stations on the csndsn and
Atl p. m, from Pier No. 81 N. r., and l. 10 p. N.
from Pier No SH b. connseting with trains for above
points and PhilAdslphis snd RIprsss train for Long
Branch, - ~ = II = y : 1T u 1T
Isrs 10 Long Branch o. hi. train only ss s,s "
Fare to Philadelphia on all trains, "a
The freight boat leaves o. 30 m. for all points
- ssrussiso m riHfss LEAVE rn,LADnraIi:
Express at g. m from foot Of Vine strssI Fare "
way, NAL and Expsas n $40 a. IN. from Camden,
arriving at New York st $50 q. m and stopping At
Pier 5 N. X. 81 R D ~ X ~
o'clock next norning. ,.I y,gI
10 "a none will be received y Pier 4 Nos .,,,,
sslt'h FlalI,li . WIN, n. CLAYTON, supt
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN RAILROAD-l6o0. ~
assengsr Station In Few York, corner Twenty .ssvsn
aFhl street and Fourth avenue. HIH
'." HntIanss on Tvsnty -ssysnth ssrsst.

Pssssnssr Station /. Hsw York. sorasr Tssaiy Seventh
aFh- street ana Fourth avenue. .lH
''sai; Tsass g. LAW ls;f;y Nv i:si'se Toss ;s':
u 70, ssw y " & H.y.,, Loo 500 -; M nsS I. m lals M
Siaads.psit ~ So Gs;l iI.sc !. Fl iais E1J,
ssss s.s ss.s,s .ss : ~ Il, ,:s !;
s 5, sse sas Sss G 81 sS = Fei
es1 iS sI:.ss:a. ~ 10, = % ssS 8 = ~ IT, So g.
$50 ,. r l.i Ss.%ioIa. |. % soo a. sss n.sS
s sss - ~ 81 ~ ~ .sss. 60
100, o. 80 II. 80 nj 3t $50 $50, $50, 100 p. m.
CONNECTING TRAIns
ySr Boston q. spIingls g 90 Z p tssl 20 Hsl,
= hs1 ssssss s.s Il sass: ~ N soi
II sssS.ssss a.l.,ss i.ssss::i Il
tshtill Railroad, q % lEr. y, |. nilals P, n. !or
sss "a
500 n; Ior dsss.iasE RsliIo.d, 500 4 nj 500 p
"a Tor DAnbury and sorw.it Railroad, 1905 30 n,
oo%n0diou' 'l'spiss :.s, s,s,sA:d snS: to N train
FRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINs LEAVE
depot foot Of Chambers street. VA Pavonia ferry
Ba Pre- ~ aSss..s1 .i.S
Lake Shore and Grand rsuah Railways sad .. sals.
1000 i. 4, Express Mali for Buffalo, Salamanca lad
puniys sshnssti.s VITA Lshs Shore and Aiiasts and
A0oP L., Way Train for Port Jsrvis and Hsvbarsh
s.oornr AiSht Exprsss, for oAaandAigua, Roehssisr
Buffalo, sAlamAnea aud West. loo o. Z IT. truI1,
500 y n, MGhtning Kxyrsss, Daily, for CanAadaigas
Rochester, bunale tAlAmaneA, Dankirk, and Wsst
Coanssts d Buflo With Lake Shore and drsnd Trank
R.iIysy.. and st Salamanca with Al.niis saa dIssi
western Railway. HFI i- L q. '.s aHr.E ltL
500 D N, IMMIGRANT Train, Daily. for BusAis. sais
." : ~ IIda RIDSLi, 0sal sup,L ssv Ysrh.
We Z SAsa ssar Sass. ~ Y Hsi Issh. y ~
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fTOR .,INEwI HAyEN, ,YHABTE0RDy
In sPRINa1IlLD, The CONNECTICUT RIVE, ~
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sss.s i p. 8 & ss; sss ~. ";
Esr.sssSi.. fsrssra.a BY .d.uz i.pt... rr..sA.
fs., from New Hsy's a,sSga . Yer,
. x: ;i Agent .1 s' ,asos nv. Il! EqIn qs2. ::s
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
HIor boston, woRolsrlR PALnHR, ylICH:
sSSS Asb olss wH It.
81 81 ma c4 Il " ss1 s1. : GT
f;.1 e..:rS Il Sn %
DON, tksr. soassssi.s win ihs sl.snbssi IlIrsss
..s ,sHss ana aS sss
New London s.d Hes.Asia RAilroads, Freight tstea
AARrIN. Agent on the Pier. apa
THE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR
AyoIplyas sGs, sciaI JUDITH.
s.ss q r." n s.s:s
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xosD17s GHa4SDSsb Ssk :ss crii TsiDArs
~. ss i. ;: ~ Z. ss .snis ssss
safety sats rsons ssslrsl q the oAes, Psr No. IA
On bsafd ths boad, No. 70 Washineton stpsst Dsstoa,
aad a the Providsnss depot Hstura trains leave
| 81 ~ Ml s4oNs, As.us
EOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
s1NroE4 Sysn oS - SScsf ':s u.
HNPIRE srAf1 Of great strsnSth and spssd built
vssssly for the aavssson Of Loss Isand sound run.
nins IN connection with tAs oid Colony and Newport
railroad. 'Eth " 'hE'-hva
Ls.v. Pier y, =. foo. Of Murray strsss. daily.
fSs :s:snsr SIt coI6s1, Capt. ", Brown. .syss
| n, lAAdina q MsvDor
| he iHftRl srxfI, Capt B. Simmons, leaves russ.
| psN. ., -. ".
bssgsss. .mastsr IL sttsshsd 10 sash steamer. sai
| sseonpaaiss the Baggage TO it, destination.
4 steamer runs IL eonlestion with this nns daily
qand.ys sxssptsd) ffon Newport snd HAn River 70
frovidsncs. -t
Yor f:ght or pa.ssss apply on board or a .hs oes.
HsR - r. 4 70 sseurs stale rooms In aAyAnes, To- g.
| al3 LIffLnIHLD. Agent u BroaAvay.
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