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pRENTISS H0USE,
ticksburS, Miss.
L. &. McMACKIN 4 co Proprs

INlE announcements il.si thi, tlvoriie Un
i tel at the I'M tny !, still uricr ,hr
r'ara.c'"r" ~ the nli AMI p"p"a, firm nt
i. &. Nc Naokm q Go - u sufficient .uaTan.
tee w their oid cusj"u"r-; aud st,ana"I
s"c,is are assuscd thai th'y will trrc,vr cv
cry attention il,ry could desire lrnn co"ri,o,.-
prol''iciors, tcleni clerks and attentive " ~,
cIs.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
EAhLt~ II h"EF'>uN, NIILIha VI. fNEv'
MORRISON & FARMER.

Al tthNElN NJ LAW,
Monroe, Louisiana
VIII personally attend tho terms of
ti'c District Court at Eayvil!c, Rich
land Parish, Winnsbnrough, Frank!i,i
Parish. and l;astrop, Morchouse Par
iSh. Special contracts can he made
with them 10 attend IL succession
cases in the Parish Courts. They
Will take claims fur collection ia any
parish in Louisiana, with the priv
lc%c OF managing same in ccnncction
with resident attorneys, ami will al
tcn', to business iu the State and Uni
ted Stales Land Oil,rrS.
They also practice .h the Supreme
Court Of Louisiana and in the United
States. feb. e, lSI5.-ly.
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Advertisements inserted al the ratio of 81 ID ITf
square for the Insertion and rs rens for -sch
subsequent one. Ten l.Ies CT kcs c,ostitute
square.
sF Professional Csri-, 5000 per ~ .um: for
sly months. 80 IN advance.
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TER Ms.
Baltimore Canned Fruits.

300 C.iSES Canned Fruits and Vcgcia
be>. bought from the packers ~ b"tiom liz
urr>, and offered at New Orleans wholesale
prices, by LAMkiN X EGGLESrUN
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nR. ID. R. PETITE,
PHYSICIAN Il STURGEON.


Kayyiiic. La,
Where ] will away> u" found when uo, p,o-
lr>sI"nallv Engaged. Drdct> len on ny siais
VIII receive prnInW attention
Thankful iut the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended tp m.. Will cnutnuc Ia prac.
nee my pfuirs>r,u ~ all H. bidnchrs Special
attention gwen I" clroutc diseases.
Medical Examiner tot tatultur Southern
Life and Lii. A>s,rtaiion "i Anctic,
Juiv =. nos ly
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L. &. c"hb. \. \. GUNEY
OB b & GUNBY.
ATTOK EYS,
NUNK KUE. IA

VIII practice ~ all The State Courts ni
Nodi Louisiana, and IN the Federal Cuurr.
IN New Orleans IDrr. r.. III
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Sugar and Mel:lSSes.

4 Ii GRADES LOUISIANA SUGARS,
~ All Grade Lonisiaua Mola>ses Crushed
aud Powdered Sugars. constantly on hand, at
March 27.-if iAMKIN x EGGLEsroyS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-08
GENERAL NEWS.

Mrs. Livcrmore says girls arc not particular
enough about the men they marry.
The Court of Inquiry to investigate the charges
against General Babcoek will meet at Chicago,
next Thursday.
Mr. Thomas Ball has been selected by the city
of Boston to make statue of Charles Sumner. 1t
will probably be ofbronze.
Compositors ought TO be rich. They are always
paid by the thousand, and think nothing Of max
ing ten thousand day.
An Oswego family have issued invitations for
silver wedding, and enclosed little card bearing
the timely warning: 'Plcasc avoid dollar stores"
The New York State Prison at Sing Sing is so
crowded that it's unhealthy, and unless things are
ameloratcd in the establishment the nmat,s
threaten to move away
The Philadelphia Telegraph says the Navy
Yard was purchased for the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, who will use the site for grand depot,
where their vast freight business will be concen-
trated. The price paid is considered good one.
Nothing in the entire history of municipal gov
eminent can be regarded as more shameful and
criminal than the escape Of William M. Tweed.
The people of New York, whom he robbed so long
and so extensively should call to strict account
those who connived at his escape, and those in
higher offices who encourage such a lax system
in the management Of our jails.-HeraM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-08

The National Grange has decided tina; the cur.
rency has become too much of a political question
to come within the scope of its attention,
The grangers Of California are circulating pc
ti,ion praying the next Legislature to pass bill
"fNing the rate of attorneys and lawyers fees
where no special contract is made
Senator Wright, of Iowa, in a recently reported
interview, says he talked with the President fire.
qucntly at Des Moines. and feels perfectly salts
fed not only that he does not desire to be- but al
so that he will not be, candidate for a third
term"
The Washington correspondent of the Philade.
phia Press says that the republican Senators differ
on the point Of electius President pro TEN.
Some say that Mr.. Ferry holds over, and others
that a new election will be necessary. As the
Senate is alone the Judge and jury in this matter.
it viii have to be determined by them. The agree
ment upon a plan Of operations is admitted by
Senators to be matter OF great Importance in
view of the democratic majority in the House.
The form and substance OF Mr.. B,ainc's propo-
siton seems to be comprehensive and satisfactory.
The issue is now be fore the country. There is
question about that. 1t is better that il should not
be a party issue, and the democratic Congress
shortly to convene can keep it out of politics by
adopting and acting upon the suggestion which
Mr. Blaine has made. If the democratic Con-
gress, with the full nature of the controversy con.
fronting IT, fails to show sufficient patriotism to
propo Sc an amendment making final disposition
of the danger, then the republican party will no
longer hesitate to add this to the other boons 1t
has conferred upon the American people, and it
will be conspicuous issue of the Presidential
campaign Of next year.-Chieago Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-08

" large to be divided into subcommittee he ~.
ganized to visit all the mining States .nd to-.
ritores during the coming summer and that
at the next session such laws or .-nanS
ments to laws as it deem necessary to secn~e
the best interests Of the government and tho
people OF these territories VIII are doing 50 m,c5
ior tneir development. am ure the citizens oc-
cupylng the territory described do not wish 10 he
trespassers nor will they be If legal ways are pro-
vlded for them to become ow ncrs of these ac,nol
necessities of their position.
CONCLUSION.
AS this will be the last annual mcssacc which
shall have the honor of transmitting to congress
before my successor Is chosen, l will repeat or
reeaptuate the questions which deem of imoor
lance should be egislated upon and settled at
this session First that the State shall be required
70 AFFORD the opportunity of q good common
school education to every child within their limits
second, no sectarian tenets shall ever be taught
In any school supported in whole or part by the
state, nation, Or by the proceeds of any tax levied
upon any Community. Make education compul-
sorry so lar as TO deprive all persons who cannot
1eau an, and write from becoming voters after the
seaI 90 siranchising none however grounds
OF illlteracy, who may be voters at the time this
amendment takes effect. Third, declare
church and State forever senara,e
and distinct, but each free within their rroner
spheres and that all church property shall bear its
own proportion of taxation. Fourth drive ont H.
censed immortality, such as polygamy and the i'm
porta'lon OF women for illegtimate purposes 10
recur again TO the centennial year, it would seem
as though as now we are about to begin the second
century OF our national existence would be a most
hitting time Tor these reforms. Fifth enact such
laws as Will insure speedy return to sound cur
rency-such as will command the respect of the
world. believing that these views will commend
themselves to the majority of the right thinking
and patriotic citizens of the United States Ismb,
NIT the result TO Congress
(Signed) L. S. GRANT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-08

The escape of Boss Tweed from Jail
about the time Mr.. Lamar was making
his speech at Washington in which he
spoke OF the profound convictions" the
democracy have in regard 20 civil service
reform, was an exceedingly grim sarcasm
upon that speech Tweed the great rob-
Der Of the treasury Of New York and dem
ocratic leader, escaping from Ludlow Jail
by the assistance of democratic officials,
would be rather an interesting picture 10
frame and hang up in the House in con-
nection with Lamar's speech, to show how
admirably the convictions" and the prac-
tee OF ,he democracy agree.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-08

As Mr.. Kerr las been chosen Sneaker
because of his peculiar honesty, he Will
have difficulty in selecting his craftsmanship
OF important committees. OF course he
must put honest men in these places. The
arguments which defeated Mr.. Wood and
Mr.. Randall will make it Impossible for
Mr.. Kerr. if he is consistent, to name
them upon any committees except, per-
haps, Revolutionary Pensioas.-N York
Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-08
1lailp Nennebst Aourua!
A q q U ST A,
WEDNESDAY, MORNING.. Dec. 8, 1877

The message of President Grant crowds
our columns this morning. 1t is an inter-
esting and important document, worthy of
a careful and full reading. For once the
President appears to have been able 10
keep knowledge of the contents of his
annual communication from the public
until it was read in Congress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-08

II the supporters of Mr.. Kerr for the
Speakership can be believed, his COMPETE
tors for the place are utterly disqualified for
positions upon any important committees
There will be good deal of curiosity
therefore TO see what will become of Ran
dali, Wood and Cox when the committees
are formed
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
LITERARY NOTES.

The first OF o prominent series OF articles
asscr,pt,ve OF American cites will be published IN
Serbners Maoasine April. 1t viii be finely iiiis
trated paper on Baltimore.
The series of papers in Hdrper's Magazine on
"The First Century OF the Republic" which VIII DO
published throughout this and the Centennial year.
promises to be Of the most important contributors
70 the Centennial literature" Mr. Knight has nnsneu
his paper tne history OF invention IN tnt VT a, ,hn
ber an article Ivy the Hon. DAVID A. Wehs, on W, VA
notton,s progress In manufacture VIII be puonSne''
Gen. Francis A. Walker Will write paper ui P'P"'
latiOn. ~
Taine's "Notcs on Paris" as they Will DC
called in the title of the translation, whca VIII pe puo
shed By Henry Holt Co.. are the suppestt GUS ooser
yat,ons of one Thomas Grandorge OF Cincinnati who'
after having amassed fortune In the oil and PORK
picking business in America, returns 10 MS n'ei'
France lots down with free pen wnaI he seer,
his thoughts about changes in the city rms outH9o
view OF their city atty amused the readers on La
Vie Pdrtsienne, when the sketches Welo Pup'N -
that paper several years ago
Prof c. Rau, an archDoloSist, VIII con.
trhute serlesof papers on The Stone Age n Larope'
10 Harpcrs hqoasine. Tho first article, on
Drift" will be given in the April number OF 'naV '"
,ine lanes Parton will also contribute .,ootrre 90
same number his third arilcIe on ,,rns issufd
T, tLis article he will scribe Inc calca w. sims
dnring the Procs Reformation rue ,,"ro
rntas nnner wi be one OF Miss Constance rc.,O
W. l,o,,s skatcnps OF travel along a uc ,i.',.
prord" River IN North Carolina MSS m,H'
s,n,y of Miss Angel" will be sulpieihenU,u VIZ
9Th of IN, real Angelica kauh,nailh. ih.s sho'o,
% I.,,n ;Iistrations the herOueS paintings au
etchings Mr. stoddard aud the Rev. l. NJ Coan VIII
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
THE TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
PAMPHLET SERIES.

No 9-istratei Lectures Astronomy BY Richard Proctor
and Lectures by Prof Agsss1 at the Anderson School
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Ta Lectures the Nerves. PrOctors Farewell
Lectures Astronomy
No lq-Meenss ethe National Academy Of Science April 1871
and the American Oriental Secretly May 1874 Bwnqua on tie
Dh,. Brn Hammond the Effects Of Alcohol
J. T. Fleljs o Longelow, etc
No 2l-One illustrated Coggias and Delas
Comets Chems.rys Centennial. American Science Association aud
Pathological Convention at Hartford
No 23-Tvnds Science anl kelgo1 Huxley on Origin OF Lie
Belfast Addresses) Prot Msus Bae History MoCoshs
Reply TO Tyrial
No 25-Gadston the Vatican DEGREES n fui hAnnngs and
Acions Replies
No 26-TIe Bible and Science Lectures by Dr. j. W. Davson
Principal McG College Montreal anl TIE Rev Dr. Howard Crosby
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New IJutlitatlons.
.II AROITT THE MYSTERIOUS BOOK.

A Ii ABOUT TIE l, lSiEiIVUySSr nySrhgB D3oh'
A CARD FROM MR.. BANyAkD IFS OWNER
On Tuesday A9r II. Si9 was waited upol a, nv ONE
Egypiu Hall London by Committee Of Chasts woo paofo ID IVY
quantity secret dccumeus for paeheaton IN iue
Site Their first great having just been snipe
roe he they should putsh in the Interests the ,hars
IN is onr organiI being dvei the co9
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Du uni Du" waltz, sauss 7jc Federaaas Qna atG
Sr-u SI f "a Prb1.bi hy DIIfOS Co. iii Broaaw'y
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REAL ESTATE.
SEw.yorK. Saturday, March 6. 1873


At the Exchange SalesrOOn to-day +. A.
Lawrence Co. sold, by order OF the Supreme Court un
der direction OF r. W Andrews referee, the TWO tbee
story brick stores and lots Nos $40 and 37l
South-st north corner OF GDuVtrneurs carh lOt
2l6A7U frC the SOut4O.d Sayhss BANK, paihtlu Ia
suit for SIS 500 ~ =,
The sales announced by james NJ. Miller. Joseph Me-
Guire, and Samuel \. Steele were postponed
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

minus 100 and plus 300 The average degree OF tenn.
pcratuIe must be plus So the sum total througuo"'
fhe wear rnust be 2,0DDO.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
Giin Real Gslale ior Sale.

Giin Real Gsla!c iOr Sale.
EXCELSIOR IRON WORKS.
IL sAL undei interest 2i 10 IS Oh Fourteenth
aa1 Thirteenth AyrGue WITH bu1lss su.a io
arvn purpose Apql, 10
(P2Sl l.. H. LfDLOW Co.. Pine and 20 TART Venteenbs
NOR SALE.-A four-stOTy brown stone
DWELIINti on Sirtyseeouls, IA feet Of broadway
$4,000; corner Sg4 600 property low figure
WM BRDEIL Bull Owner, 3OS Wet fiiy-eighths
NOR SALE.-123 East SiXty-iifth,st., between
Lexington and Fourthaves. BRONESIONB high soop mod
en possession day i'm Hese eau be seen 1y
permit only y. HTTBLL. lO2G .1hirt-ave.
HOUSE No. 2G WEST 15rH-ST., between
5h 6thsve SALE KENT furnished or uafurn Sled
overlook easen and 4hst Apply premises
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GitD propertp TO fet.

ITO LEASE-The elegant offices Nos. 100 ana
IO2 Broadway vscsei by be uvers Le ins oo 90 ~ Ins
10 sIso ohee o bs in
nsnden No aso Offices n the Hoh America Ae i~
0"mPs"' "1'"s' INV X y. PAGB. SO Park.row
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

EFFECT OF Low TEMPERATURES UPON ALco-
uoLsYEAsT.-At meeting Of the Imperial Acad-
emy of Science at Vienna, Prof Wiesener stated
shat Schumacher had found that alcohol-yeast
which had been subjected to the lowest temperature
he could produce namely, III }, by mixture of
solid carb0nic acid aud ether in y vacuum, vegeta-
ted again when placed i'll a solution Of sugar.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
APPLIED SCIENCE.

ETHNOI OGICAL PRIZES AT THE INDIANA STATE
FAIR.-A very noteworthy and iandabie feature in
the Indiana State Fair this year was the offering of
prizes for the best collection of materials 70 illus
trate the early history Of the STATE. Daniel HOugb,
ESQ received the FIRST prize for the best display OF
mound builders material
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

IhEoDoHH IL aGT aGaissr
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VERBATIM REPORT.
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BBooKLTS, FEB. ~, 1919.
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haukg courtesy be. 10 express ny respect for od
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Brooklnn propcrtp 10 Ee!.

DARLOR FLOOR of No 102 Pineapple e-st.;
art oom Ia uaLle for an oec shop being but t"o doors
Sen PulopsL W. p. COOK. 23j Washington'L' Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

By THE MCNT Hon. ". B. GLADSTONE ETFenler o bnsand
Is published IN ;al in
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. %.
tSecond Bd,ion)
This extra also contains full Of the replies o. Archbishop
Manning ard o Acton Gaistoae sketch Of Mr. Gladstone by
Prof Price University the address Of the Pope to the
delegation Of English Catholics the OF the English
pre and other closely related to this important subject Price
postpaid to any United States Tribune sheet io'n
ten cpts per CODY in mphe 70 cents; for ST. Address
THE TRIBUNE. Eew.iOrk.
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PHILADELPHIA. via LONG BRANCH anl

III The NEW.JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare rom Ne~-Yors . Phil de,vh1 - 2J.
Conmencag hONOAY. Oct 10 ls74 liz s.su7h a,i con
rous strSmb,4I JANE AOSELY Irl DAY STAR cae-tag
saui uoos wlth a. trins vii
Leave Neg.York from Pier 8. y. r, foot OF Rsc,0-st
GAS Philadelphia. Long Branch, Ey,r. Ware
town 1uctertor. Vireini. Bfdgetou.
4Oo m.-For BAnch 1onI RIVER NaTeioNn. BiTnegt
a TucIcgion. ,,,,, = .,rr,, -.
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Danrina ACADEMIES
a,artis ano Slate 'Alauiels.

!ttarbIe a'l0 JlaIf NInNIeIs.
GREAT reduction in prices of Marble and
~ Marbe1ed Manes all als OF Floor III ng hoaaa ens iea
and Csbne.uihc olercd at y MA
BEa Co.'S bic Wofls, Sos III to 223 West yAss
Broadway
CASONi & iSOLA, -
" STEAM MAKBLB and GRANITE WORKS
l4Gio 1872 Vest 3OLst., Broadway.
Nonun.n,s Nsrtels Aa Figures Ming useong L.. In
oIitr ro Of marble wo f every description
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
Hotels.

NALLEN HOUSE, 1868 Hudsonst., corner of
" Laqf formerly dupont Prices eiueed Room rh cseeas
B So 81 per family sl to IL 80 night
lodgings, 30c to soc Ofen all Dight
GROVE HOUSE, ia, 176, and 17S bleecker-
W BroaiwaP rooms With excellent tsbe for fsai
SINGLE SO; IL 80 81 cay health liz AMI bopa
GROVE HOUSE.
VI so ia l76 IT'S BLEEC KBR, Broadway Fine
excellent table, families single Sj to $40 @ 50 to 81
per day.
IRVING HOUSE, European plan, Broadway
4 and l2lA.st; blocks from UDionsquarr.
GEO. r. HARLOW, Proprietor.
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, 38th-st. and 9th
WI Murray HID m-Amercan PLAN three fre suits raanti
windows bedrooms connect
ing. all trout, with southern eIJosure
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

a q CorcnanK


~ LINE ALL RAIL Worcester hsshut aod RoeheseL-Ibe
ortest quickest direct bu mess.
LEAVE GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, EEWYORK, 500. 10 a. u,
g ami $40 D. IN.
The trains make close ,:On at Worcester
Jur cion with through Po.ai sr7rg Portland a,
l045 N.
The $40 connect a. Worcester VITA the
Rrpre,s morning for Porsnd, Brgor, All S. JO l.
Through Tickets sRd Baggage checked trough 70 Important points
Throush Trains Feen 7 PsrlenL
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
Real Ge!ale TO Gxcbanac.

CTOCk FARM Of 800 acres in Green County;
y large uungs; would EXCHANGE improved city porcrtT
RULAAD & WHITING, D BteAmansL
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAiLoADAfer Nov. To- 1874 tronh traini VIII
pave Grand CentTsl De3oE 81, ,-.,--...- -
eOU CHcaFo ali hoaea brniSss VITA u-"aS'"1 '>es
through 10 Rochester ani 81 A!nans 4. ao..
lV:3O NJ Special Chicago EKpen "'n
A :OU q u Northern snt Western srurrsi
4, m .ortre. k1peuL sleeOsgess from He1Yorkts
800 m grpr. DIl, sleep.uzca t'f "atosa and
P,cf. Exrr.ss Daily with ,e,puToar' for RoeS.e
Buffalo and fsi also for Ch caSa va Oo'h L. AAa u -
Ns,I~ IT. Erpes, With for Troy soi Absnn
WsJ "~A' :" r'' " ~ {. H. KES0RIck
Ge.eral P4ssen. Agent
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
T7HE FLUsHlNG!,. NOR H0KTn caxpSEI SnoRE, and

TTNUE FTVSITTNU, NVIl n NlIVItT'J dHU
i'H Can rRALSkAiLRoAD COMPANr
,oute TO rsayou Bsyshofe IsD sAyyLe AID PaieAogas
~, Haaters Point ZOO w.-BAjilss wav uAn
is,v. IIa-sersPou $3.50 u-PseA'sue mall "'' VIA parsf
alta he'd o ,.,.-.-
iays Hunter, psai 80 rAhosus express train With
10 e.rss hsL ,
Lls and email timetables Also for aas 70
FsrnIHgs; Cer.ra rsrt hyae PARK Hnsi.e and sses,
.ipus arc 1851 81 Es naut.s prv,ioas,e
he departure Hunters P@pt ke ,ch essgass
checked s sAd Thirty oaht omees sss svs
ilsasTs 0ra Meek hsnpnsd Garden CITY, f..sAsssH
ssd al 30 . 800 kor fushful Csh
kss Ps.pt Wass Asd eli ia,srmeats ssheas a. SID lQvv,
llV0 T. 90 Lao. &u. koo. GSo - LAM1TW ~
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
Winter Resorts.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau, n. p,
IL bahamas. r. J. Poe Proprietor. Por M information
Ldgesood 7jS Bsly. n T. Ste SAL weeas
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
LIALL RIVER LINE

EALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT ASo FALL RIVER DAILY
CUNDAYs EXCEPTED AT IN
From Pier % North River foot Of Mlrriv't.
steamers NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY.
a., , G. SIMMONS Cap,. H.. 81. SIMMONS
The most direct route to Taunton Mtl5oro' Plymouth, New
Bedford Mrhas vlnevarI Naaacke,. Cape Cod. tie WHifh
MoUSTAISS al pi,eip potts NewErg1nt az the Prov
beroons 2tl and o2J oadTayj
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