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baItcn iortpGBrCno cine 9ro5e unO bibifs Tustpabt
pom frdni. WpIauetteE, 9isminffers,
euppelt breitrn ensI. Sammet unb
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alorttrten neiben Int f%drrirtsn ~liatten, Iolpie
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iuelbe arttfcl mir i'm @roBeu unb atetnen 5u bebeus
tend perab9eieeten Hreiitn p~trtauien,
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Sptebitunocn iiirSamcu: 20 ubr Ranmittdgs;
- u Serren Sit ubr Wiorgens,
| (U2ai9,tS) IS tlbr AhtH6s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-27

pie rell errtdtetc abtbeiture bei Srn. q. gat,ts
aoenbs 8 nbr., aae, Ole f6 onidlfessn poleu, in6
er9ebenlt etn9eIaben. SIN Iuitra9e:
q. gaIsia,
uO0l Sfr. 355, SUPERINTENDENT.
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Neatns' Lang e~tablirte SemeensH abrif III mad
oergtorotpeits9de BON G9arlGsz un6 BalttmorefraBe
2, @ta9e, uerle9t ruorbet. ~ I"priI20i4inp
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Mr. !

SisNitsltsoer luerten einaelabeu, 9 onneriao,h b. 81.
h.tn Der 8~etIammlln9 81 eri1einen, innem nlCbr PrG-
Gins: 80
t96.t00) Geors S6mIina, Ger,
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6ilhiir<@nnh.

Seretu far eebenoosrlId ,sruns. 9ranFen.lnter'
Sofuob( Qe6ens-, ais aud Rcitpoiicen f"cysrr npu
elmer tneorporirten eeb~ensucriberungs @eIe1fdaft
beg Staates Neip=Dort dusge9ebeu. -
Notwithstanding ie6en OoaarS pro gohe.
Rdbere austunit ert6ciIcn Die autoridrtcn Iacnten
geo Suhoee' Wf5.13,1S
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gni %. gpril Glije ~. NIatt it So. 2ebsnsiabre,
@attin uon Serrniaun 9. Bidtt.
Am 90. Npril xpuife u. Riitferf i'm 80. 9ebensr
iabre, 9attin pon ). 2outs gfiidert.
I'm %. aprtI Riibsim q. aSeineamm, Sabre
8 Wonatc unb Is Gage oft, dltefter Sobn bon Sof. s..
uno Caroline ~ elnfdnnl.
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Ser nelle ,Scimatls8 auperein CIR. I"

Der ltclc ,, 9clrnatB=B anberein Wr. 1"
in u. 2ipp'S 9ota[, Gefe ter Gbafe: uue q msr.
fetifr.. erbebtieben Sienitas abenb oaS @inibrcibes
Och "a 80 Gents pto gntbeit. Die wodentliheu
pro ggo1e; abinbuR9siumme 5000. Gin liebrrtins
torlinen nit Der belti@en Sporbant beFdbiatinS, ale
anmeleunaen iir @tlo io9leih badr ausSuGcSdbien;
an Utttsiieber aussescben. Nur 1000 @nt5rile ipers
Den ausge9cbcn.
t9f-tU) 6einrid, Sees, prop. Ssfr.
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GdlnlnrIfnnn.

&ente, SonMcrfaa, ben 81. aprit, Fnbrt bic
Brliun9 Der oeltih- en9tiiden @emcineeTtuIe auf
etr GTe fcr Sdir6Ser. unb garatpaafira6
itatt., Die Stern Der airber uno Die 6reuroe Der
Shult itno ~0ebctcn, aHlpeIcnb gu iein.
(1uOl 81. 4. CirduS IteuFdrS, 9Sr1I.
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2icbe NIT vSoarO," oOS it oiencits
etc YGaic oeS &OfbauSlcbenS in Gbicago.
ST. cttcmI Der englii6z gcifricblncn O~Orttgen
SlGtttr III Die iOl9CnOe uaioe 9lnjci9e Crittc-
nen: n&crlangt SCOT rnO Guortier bel ei'
ner nugcnebntcn Dame, Die uiGt otter, olS
30 Sabre ittn bari. Sin gutter 4reiS wirO
bej0blt."
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Sanfinnnnn.

80, her untcr5ei6nete. barrie Srr. ReinharS in
SHteottitra6e, Carton. iir eaS uleincr irriinniaer
fd,aft" gemaWte @citrnt.
100) Sobauu Ssudcb.
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Neue Mn3eigen.
YIN G%apttaItitcn @runDbeIiBcr tn0
0as<GnnIumentcnf

N3ir bG6en elnen appdrat sur Steigerung Der eeudt=
iireltccs @aiesH y. beeeTteueen Berriug erun9 Der lInz
tolien tlr 9onlurienten Gus9elttlt. 9erIcI6e bat lid
naoGi ReiuaYort II. (. 10. ooltommer betul6rt nno
9e!ipdbrt ote ldr9tt erfGbnte abbiIfe ee9en fd,ied,tes
Sde nre hpbe U,aSredlnmnseu.
Us bletet ith bier etne iuiiniuenstutrt6e @eteaeubeit
81 prottuhler 9apttatsAntaac. gDtr pcrfouien 6as
Vatent:e6t tlr Die Staoteu 0fargIaub, 0rlapare unS
ben Siftrttt Columbia, -
G01Iol ~ amR.t
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Sn 8GtfaOelpbt ia oeriu9te cir Rauu
ntitciHem 1elcriulOeneu S~prengmaterial 5u
erpertmentircn uHO lulrOe in tuuitnb Stiide
jcrihuIettcrt. 0aS @cBeilnHiB ieiuer griius
0lluQ alma lciOer nit linn inter.
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Gbolpb GrBger, lUegen 6ali9nng 3u fiiuf.
iabriger 3udltbauStr0fe Yerurtbeilt, pllrOe
am "a. 9tprtl 30 IL ct. 2ouiS na9 9effer.
Jon Gttp abgefiibrt. 9ta6 a6Ttnng Der en-
wdbnteu CITRATE cruorteH i'm nod Uerifiebe.
ne auOere YrO6ciie, Die 9lei9eruCiie iciuer
&erbinOung nit Dem friiberen ct. Coulter
StGOti6osnteiiter Sui3ti cntitammen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-27

Benjamin 6rantlin 1T Der Same bcS elm
Sigen YcuitOudrS in btciem 2anNe, Der
bCiOc }lrme unO Seine I'M 6riege perlOr. Gr
mar @emeiuer in Dem 2. 0iiuneioto'cr Nicgi-
meut mo crbielt iiber Spanji9 @mben, abcr
trOtOem befinOct CT iid), ODER Diclmebr baS
@euigc, mas BON ibm iibri9 gcblteben, in be.
tier @ciulIObctt.
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Or. &omiHgcr, ieit Ilugcreu SaGrtn prat,
ttjirenber Nr5t mo elmer Der gea1tetiten bent,
i6en 8itrgcr bon Aun Irbor, Dlih., 1T
pom @ouperIlcur 8alOiuin gum Staat89eos
logon fir Ntitt9nn crnonHt mor6cn uitO bat
iein lmt bercitS augetrCteli.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28

What can be more repugnant to the feelings
Of refined person than the sight Of decayed set Of
an unbearable degree Why persons who know as they
must, who thus afflicted, that the want OF . good
set OF teeth acts the health to erea, extent ~ well
as It mars their beauty and renders them dis
the which has placed within their reach TO
remedy the evil. must remain We presume one OF the
whose attention has not yet been called 70 these c.s
gress perhaps, within the past than other
science many Of its branches 1t has almost reached
perfection bu. in has t achieved greater success
than in that which we have under consideration
In fey hours all the old .tu%Ps and deoayed teeth
remove all the evils We have mentioned; and this,
course must be- taken to eelect careful and sk
full operator and know Of one who can produce
higher positive testimony to the excellence OF
his work than DE- Mallory 2U3 st. Andrew street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28

In the ranks of the Versailles army, which
has at succeeded IN capturing Paris niRht have
been ssen two stsiwart youths between the ages Of
twenty-five and twsnty;aye glance would have I've, a. y
would have required profound physiognomist, or an
observant and worldwide traveller TO have decided
whether they natives of England the Northern
Western States or Of our own sunny South; few
moments the Of the desperate charge
the in.urgent postion Montrouge when the day had
been fairly the sodiers as usual began 70 uEstrap
Charley old fellow" said John, "do You know hat
above all things, would prefer having just at this
minutef" No, John it would be hard 70 imagine. "
well, IN tell youi above all things would prefer
NV otsIsf Charley. II was at Gao Asgazine street
lust now wouldn't be happy 1t In neeoess TO add
reader that these two young heroes were from our OWE
fair Crescent City.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28

PRESENTATION TO r ". FATHER HAMIL-
ToN.-During the last few days the mem
beers of the Catholic congregation had quite
an intesesting time of it. Their highly es-
teemed pastor, the Very Rev. William
John Hamilton, V.G., was made the recip-
lent of very handsome sum to defray his
expenses on visit to his native land,
where he goes for few months to recu-
perate his health, which is much impaired
after fifteen years missionary labor in
Georgia and Florida.
The Very Rev. Father Hamilton is ac-
companied on his journey by Mr.. Paul F.
Henry and Mr.. Thomas F. CIeary, who are
going to enter the celebrated Missionary
College Of All HaIlous, Dublin, to study
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Chronicle 10th.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28

TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT. - Passing down
Ca, al street. the other day attention was
hy the constant and offs repeated inquiry 70 "
Glvnu a wintz'sf' How far 10 IL 20 49, corner Oh
Bcgrbop ~ Thinking that something uncommon y as
going forward At the establishments OF our PopIh,sr
friends Messrs Gynn g. Wintz, the we'll known shoe
oeaiers we wendell way in that direction ana on
arriving found considerable dhculty In Glowing our
Vav into the store In answer TO our inquiry a. 20
the cause Of the ezctement We we're informed snst
they were in receipt the most elegant ana reeher
soSk Of adIea misaee chdrens shoes gsiter1 and
sppers ever brought this city the fame OF the WON
racted the gathering We turned ana
the Such spectaciel soas cnaiIs s"h,nnoh1
appareled misses, waiting their Turn with n abSon
condence In the ability of the proprietors OF loI
Canal ntrest to adorn their delicate 10
the best advantage.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28

THE ST. rArR1cK,s LADIES FAIR.

Tho Rev. J. flanagan. Psstor Of st. Patricks
Church. returns his sincere thanks 70 the Les who 20
kindly kept the table, at St. Patrieks Ladies' or
the purpose erecting suitable buildings for Paro
chial Female School, the ladies who assis
cd them and those liberal aud persons Who
either in their vsits the fair otherwise helped and
encouraged the ladies. In order make It sucoees To
tho gentlemen Of the press who kindly noticed and
favored Il from time time. he fecs under great o6lsRa
tions and his sincere thanks Ho takes pleas
ure announcing the proceeds Of tho fair will
to about eight thousand dollars. A there
small yet. which he expects viii DO soon
returned There also articles upon which
chances have been TAKEN but enough to warrant
. drawing of the ratio Of them, which will 10 soon
ready, and the time and place Of the drawing an.
nounced And he hopes that those OF tho parish
particularly who have yet taken any helping
It, will do 90 now my2s 1t.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28

THE TEsT.-AIl articles of any merit Will be
sonebt and preferred for their intnslc worth Pur-
chasers operators of sewing machines act ils
principle, and 81 convinced that the new I'm
traton of excellence the price viii be paid ana the
cIsar follows will be iunh OF
faction day calling for grateful acknowledgment It's
capabilities apried 70 the finest OF CORES.
viii meet all the demands OF any houeehon nc matter
how fastdiuun and hard TO please Let JUDGES ascer
tain for themselves how well this machine VIII rrwain
ta ,Tner The depot In ut No Camp street where All
ernons desiring hrstcisss machine will az ven 20 cA
ana examine for themselves Theresut WI" " '" 1neA
advantage.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28

EXTRACT FROM A LETTER from Lady in
the country to her husband in the city: You cave NO
idea how nicely along since sent tho knRen
Washer. It's 80 hard to get good washerwoman. and
they inpudent and so independents when you 90
their altogether Ellen and do the Whole OF
have had t done since we've been here. am perfectly
deiiphted 7" H Haller, 20 Camp street IL the sole
AM Taxas and Mississippi.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28

In Nottingham, Englen an eccentric
old gentleman, unmarried. and reputed to
be very rich, recently made his will. He
bequeathed sI0, 900 to the general hospit-
al, and like sum to the society for the
propagation of the Gospel in foreign parts.
To one relative he left e 1000, and legacies
to the amount of ESQ were numerous.
The total amount beQueathed amounted to
945, 900. The expectant legatees were
very demonstrative in their thanks. Pres
ents of wine, game and other good things
we're sent in profnsion. The old gentle
man was courted by more than one lady
whose early youth was passed. He died
at the age of eghty-four,a few days since
and the friend at whose house he breathed
his last, honored his remains with an ex-
pensive funeral. This friend had also the
melancholy satisfaction of paying the ex-
penses, for the testator died considerably
in debt.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28

departs this week. The Postofice Department
on Senator Kellogg's application, decided
to increase the salaries of the postal carriers
at New Orleans, after July lot, twenty dollars
per month.
SOUTH Acknowledgement dates to the 9Th
have been received. Revolutionary outbreaks
continue. Honduras advices to the 18th state
that peace prevails. The rains have interrupt
ed the work the railroad. Costa Rica ad-
vices to the 18th declare the revolution has
been frustrated, and the leaders arrested they
will be banished. Guatemala advices to the
5th say that Vikeria, at the head of 200 men,
has joined the revolutionists. Panama dates
to the 18th state that the civil wars had ended
The terms Of peace have not transpired. A
fightful epidemic is prevailing in Santander.
MISCELLANEOUS. - The Texas State Fair
opened at noon on the Gath. There was an
immense crowd present. and all the buildings
were alive with people. The President intro
duced Mr.. Greeley, the orator Of the day, who
was received with applause. He spoke one
hour, and was listened to with great attention
Works at Hazardville, CT, exploded ON the
morning Of the 18th. killing three persons-
Two distinct earthquakes were felt near Que
bee, Ottawa, on Sunday morning, 21st inst---.
The coal troubles in Pennsylvania having been
compromised, free work was resumed on Mon
day last The official reports of the authori-
| ties Of Arizona on the late massacre of Apaches
| at Camp Grant are published by order of the
department commander. They charge that
the Indians were peacefully engaged on their
| reservation, and were entitled to the protec-
ton of the United States az prisoners of war.
and that of the whole number killed eight
were men and the others women and children
The butchery is denounced az simply an un.
provoked murder.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28

The Wilson Improved Shuttle Sewing Ma
chine the frat great successfui sewing machine ever
manufactured in the West IL fully established a.
the great sewing machine Of the people Money saved
and family friend secured and the best family sewing
msohinc obi aimed bv simply purchasing of these
eimple rapid effective and perfect nsachines Price 4o
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28

Messrs. Braselman g. Adams advertise their
aummer coverings and summer wear of which they
have assorted stock for sale at very low
prices Every knows thst they ke at the corner
of ST. A1drew Magazine streets and that they a.
smphatcay cash Dealers buying as well as selling ior
cash.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28
DIED {:

MORTON-On Monday evening, May %. at quarter
before O'Clock. Jane Morton widow OF the late John
Norton native of tho county Cavan. Ireland aged 50
y0ars.
BREEN-on Monday evening, May %. 1t 9 o'clock
Martha Walsh, aged thrtyeight years, wife OF John
Broen.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28

Since the reduction in freights our enter.
prising grocers. Messrs. Pack Brother NOS 70
and g7 Camp street. Offering usual inducements
10 persona across Lake" by delivering gooos Ifee
OF freight packing and drsyage.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28

NAINsooKs SwIss, ORGANDIEs, VICTORIA,
R,suoP ASH LINEN Lawns, everything and anything
Won want Caylat aud Flynn SIS Magazine street. have
and viii give 20 you unprecedonIedly low prices
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28
SUMNER COVERINGS.

LACE JACKETS.
CIRCULARS and POINTS.
CHALLI SHAwLS and ARABS,
coiorod and Black GRENADINE sHAwLs.
g. Black and White GRENADINE,
g. Black BOBBINET.
81 white oRGANDIEs.
LARGE STOCK AND Low PRICES.
BRASELMAN & ADAMS,
CASH DEALERS,
myas 1t Corner Magazine and St. Andrew stree.s.
$500 YARDS
JAOONET AND SWISS
|EDGINGS AND IMSERTINGS
TO SELECT FROM
At Only 20 and Is Cents Per Yard.
JOS. MILLER, JR.,
ec7. MAGAZINE STREET. ........... GOT
Between Josephine and St. Andrew, =
myas1t Opposite st. Elizabeth Any'nm
WHITE GOODS WHITE GOODS
We are now Offering Great Inducements to purchasers
NAINsooKs, VICTORIA LAWNS
! SWISS BISHOP LAWNS.
ORGANDIES LINEN LAWNS,
| BRILLIANTEs, BOBBINET BARS. Etc.
All of which will sell at Unprecedented Low Prices
CAYLAT s. FLYNN,
! my2sIt s7s Magazine. street. near st Andrew.
A CARD.
The residents of tho various Parishes who dress
| ing their Children for
| FIRST COMMUNION,
will ind st to their interest to give Mrs. DoHERTY
No. 90 Canal Street,
call and examine all those article requisite for suoh
a, occasion which will BIO disposed Of at EXTREMELY
LOW RATES.
| A largo assortment Of BRIDAL rRoUssEAUs kept
| constantly on hand my9s u IL
THE HIBERNIA ORIG STORE.
c. A. CLINTON,
Dublin Pharmaosutist, Druggist and Aposheeasy'
pure Drugs, Chemicals and Family Medicines,
FINE TOILET ARTICLES AND PERFUMERY.
Depot for Patent Medicines Sweedsh Leechos. Nsr-
| wegtan Cod Liver Oil.
spscial attention given filling shps Medicine cheats
PSyMcians' Prescriptions carefully prepared 1t all
sGa,; az sp sr niF CSa pELoRp.
I Nav
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28

ED1FY1Ne CEREMoNY.-Four hundred
Catholic children signed the temperance
pledge in Dubuque on Sunday 14th inst.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28

JACOB OFT,
1s4 Delord Street, near TivoN Circle.
JobbinR done with dispatch. Prompt and personal
attention general repars of stores and DWELL
inRs Cisterns made aid repaired
Orders lett at shop or Mechanics Exchange.
10 Union st promptly attended to- mhIo ~ ly5p
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28
NRANCIs JOHNSON, o N d z R T A K ER,
L 2O5 and 207 Magazine Street,

ERANCIS JOHNSON, IN DER KER,
2O5 and 207 Magazine Street,
Between Julia and st. Joseph,
Hns constantly on hand full assortment Of Wood
and Metallic Burial Cases and Casksts s3aiss Em;
balmed By the most on haSS Sor
BeIls WeddIuRs, Parties, etc. my9s II ~
PAPAL DEM, NsrRATIoN OF ST.
JosEPH-The Practitioners Of St. Joseph's ere par
cularly requested to assemble at the Hall corner Of
Common and Derbigny streets, on SUNDAY EVEN.
ING 2sth inst. at O'clock in order TO make proper
arrangements for celebration OF the TUentyHfth
Anniversary Of the election Of Most Holy Fsthcr
Pope Pius Ninth. r. McCAo5'
W. J. KELLY,
my9s 1t Parsh Delegates to Com'tee Of Arrangements
HALL BOARD OF DELEGATES HIBERNIAN
Benevolent and Mutual Aid Association Of Louisapa
New Orleans May %, ls7I-The Officers and Members
of this Board hereby notified 70 attend Special
Meeting the same, to be hold ut their Hail. No 1874
Carondelet street tDavidson Row. on MONDAY
EVENING. May %, at II o'clock, sharp. A full and
punctua attendance Is requested, business of i'm
portance will be transacted. By order Of
| JOHN McPHELIS President
| THos RICE Secretary nyss 1t
THE PARIsHIoNERs OF ST. ALPHoNsUs
| Church requested TO attend meeting at s'
| Alphonsus Hail. on SUNDAY EVENING, 2sth inst
At O'Clock to make arrangements for joining In the
Demonstration OF Our Holy Father Pope Pins
Ninth on the 25th Anniversary OF his election TO tne
Pnpal Chair 18Th Of June.
EDw. CoNERT, sR,
ii JAS J. TARLEToN,
uyasIt Delegates 70 Committee Of Arrangements.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28
TMPoRTANT TO THE PUBLIC.

Il 81. -
WILLIAM HOGAN
Would respectfully notify his frisnds and paszs.s
that no il COMPELLED TO SELL his large s.A
varied stock At . GREAT SACRIFICE. in oonssqusnes
Of tho demotieu Of the adjoining Nos 100 and
los Canal street. and necessary contraction Of his
stores during the rebuilding the came. He thsrsfors
ofBsrs. at greatly reduced rases-
Ladies' Misses' and childrens Boots. Gators Shsss
and slippers Of every variety and style.
Gentlemen's, Boys' and Youths Boots Congress
Caters. Shoes and sippen ir unlimited numbers.
Ladies' and Gentlemens Trunks valises and Travel
ing Bags endless variety and At almost any prics
Tho EMPIRE and GOLD MEDAL SEWING MA
CHIMES hand. and for which Mr. Hogan the sals
Agent Louisiana and lIssissippt win be sold bsssrs
the lst Of juno at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. In
view Of the fact that tho No. oi In which heavy
stock Of them are stored and now ON exhibisen.
will be altogether untsnAbls while adjoining bald.
ings proces Of rssreoton. desiring any
thing In this speciality, in any other line Of r
Hogan's business win consult their interests b.
calling in Ut
Nos. 80 and 101 Canal Street,
before purchasing elsewhere. myal atsp
RANK OF LAFAYETTE,
Corner Magazine and st. Mary Streets,
FOURTH plsraIcr
OPEN DAILY from A. n. until r. n, and
sP. N. until =. n.
s. HOPKINS r. P;s,,s,,. JAS J. WALL s..,,.,
E. A. CLAussEN, Teller.
J. A. Braselman. J. g. Fleming,
Theo. Berkson, j. p. Biggins.
L. r. Coleman, 8. Hopkins, Jr.
WIN. g. Coyle, Florence Pfister,
W. II. Foster, H. II. Stanley.
O. +. Theisman.
Deposits received from Five Dollars and upwards.
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| rNwENTY-sECoND ANNUAL STATEMENT
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
Gross Premiums for the Year 3s2 90
Assets Of Company, April &c. sus6ss 50
Net Profits for Year. 453 a
Tho Board of Trustees resolved pay inse,es
o9sS all assS q
sus 1880 the legal holders thereof and after
They hass aseisrea . Scrip Dividend Of FIFTY
4. On
Gates =. wiI Issued .s:r sr.s Monday In
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
G. T. BUDDECKE. Vice President.
! HENRY v. OGDEN, Secretary.
Ghf" ss4a. ass"' Samuel Fks.ssss
RI a. ppSSisy' 4 rs Ss.sesd'
T. s!mns, yoha Phsips:
PLEASANT SUMNER WEAR.
oHAMeRAYs. oiNoHAMs.
Linen Lawns, MusIins, PercaIes,
BATIsrEs. ETC.
Large Stock and Low Prices.
! BRASELMAN e. ADAMS,
myssIt Cash DEALERS.
| NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
City Hall. New Orleans. April 10, 1871. J
Notice 70 City Tag Payers.
Tax Payers OF the City of New Orleans who net
yet paid their for the year 1879. again remind
that the time ia rapidly passing in which they can
| pay their tsz bills without additional costs.
JOHN 8, WALTON,
myai ASP Administrator Of Finance.
EREDERICKSON q HARTE.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
~ NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL.
Prepared expressly for and imported by from the
A NJ blAnohed" BY