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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-21

The balances on hand, with the money which
will eune during january, 1871, will doubtless
reduce this amount To less than $4,000 nj the
close uf the month.
oGn INpERrEnNEss.
BY the provisions Of the Act ~ 18th March, lsGd,
creating a Redemption Fund most % the thea
outstanding indebtedness ~ the county WAS placed
IL that fund, aud could only 10 paid in the man
uer prescribed thereby.
The Auditor in his Report Of the 30th june,
1896. stated the then indebtedness. exclusive al
the interest which had accrued thereon, 81 the
several funds ~ consolidated into the redemption
Fund amounted to sa4 ~ II. Deducting there.
from the preferred claims 10 the amount u $500,
which were 10 be paid in full by a provision in the
Redemption law, there remained the sum Of SD.
81 81, which, with the interest aecruing thereon,
could only he liqnilatei under and in conformity
10 the provisions 81 said Act.
The first redemption under the provisions OF thit
law was made in January, isGs and since the Is
January, 1865, there has been paid out Of the Re
pempfion Fund, In liquidation u the principal and
interest II these cid ciairlrs, the sum Of s3a.9i9 ~
and now leaving an oil indcbtness Of 81, 3-l =
aud the Interest, thereon NJ 10 per cent. per an
mum. This shows u reduction during the last fuui
wears Of the old Indebtedness. besides the liqEila
iisn II the interest upon the claims redeemed. .
81 ,g14 81.
Respectfully submitted.
SAM. d KING. Auditor.
Carson CITY, january .. ISL.
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Marriage and Celibacy.

Essays for Young Men, or great So
cIAL EVILS and ABUSES, which interfere with
MAgRIAGE-with srAe means Of relief for the
Erring and Unfortunate, diseased and debilitated.
Sent free, in sealed envelopes Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. = $. Ninth ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa. 1-s-ti
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Officers of the senate

President-Lieut. Governor Frank Denver.
Speaker pro tcm.-nL Hastings.
Srcretary-Ctas r BieAnell.
Assistant Secretary-F Butler.
serpetIt at-arms-N ; Thompson.
Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms-L l. Noyes.
Engro-sing ~Clcrk-FraHk Spefling.
Minute Clcrk-W d Mason.
Juurnal Cierk-NJ Savers.
Copying Clerks A Matthews.
Chnplain-Hey Mr. Allen.
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EsTATE OF DAVID b. COOK, DECEASED.

ESTATE OF DAVID b. COOK, DECEASED.
IL Notice is hereby given by the undersigned.
Administrative II the above named Estate, 10 tho
Creditors and all persons having claims against
said deceased, 10 exhibit the same with the nee
eSsary vouchers, within ten months from the
publication u this notice, TO the undersigned, At
William Pattersou's Office, in Carson City, ormsby
County, State Of Nevada.
MONTGOMERY COOK,
ADMINISTRATIVE.
December o. 1870.
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t. the Hon. Board q County Commissioner Of
orm-by County, State Il Nevada.
GENTLEMEN: Herewith | submit my report Of
the business II the TreaSurer's Office for the six
mauths ending Da-emher 3lSt. 1870.
Ms last senli-annual report, dated July 9Th,
is5a. showed cash on hand ia the different Funds,
aa f.finRs.
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SENATE.
Elected in $50. Hold-oyer and Contest.
oRvsrY COUNTY.
Crawford. israel GR) Brown. =. II. tR.l
Not.ware, Z. y. Contested by Sutewaro.
LANDER couSTr.
Mccoy, W. ". Cd mccoy, long term.
Srencer. john fD.) Spencer, uneypircl do.
STOREY couNrT.
Phelan. james fIll Hall, wv. tR.)
Hopkins, George W. (R.)I
Fox, 1T. lD.l
ELxocovNTY.
Moore, J. (R} Con. by W. +. Dyer.
LYON cpgSrY.
Hazlett. &c. R) Hastings. d. L. tR.)
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Hazard, L. Il. I'D
EsgERALnA COUNTY.
Boring, W. NJ. ID Abraham, I. ". (R)
HUMBOLDT COUNTY.
NcBeth, Robert ID Eonuihr!d, M.s.tp)
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Small, Jas. W. Qnd.)
NxE COUNTY.
Mullen, Robert (D.)
WHITE PINE COUNTY.
Cleveland, A.C. tR.)
Mills, George 4. CD
w.snoE COUNTY.
Eastman, Z. II. tR.) Shamp, T. Il. R.l
cnuRcnnL COUNTY.
Hill, Vim. Cd
NorE.-There are ia the Senate twelve Repubii
cans % whom two occary seats which will prohl
hly he contcsiedl, ten Democrats, and one Iude
pendent.
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4 VOlD QUACKS.-.A victim Of early in
IN discretion, causing nervous debility. prcma-
ture decay, etc, having tried In vain every adver.
tiaed remedy, has a simple means OF seif-eure,
which he will send free 10 his fellow sufferers
Address: J. II. FUTILE, rs Nassau street, New
York. deoo.6n
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BOOKS and STATIONERY

I1uE REASONS o BUYING BOOKS M
STATIONERY from us, rather than going TO
New York, are
FIRST-we MANUFACTURE very largely ni
goods exactly suited 20 your wants, and which
yon cannot obtain elsewhere.
SECoND-we L and SELL, importing from
Eastern and European manufacturers, upon such
terms A. make 1t to your interest to come TO us
rather than 70 10 New York.
Your orders are respectfully solicited, ~satisfae.
tion guaranteed. Very respectfully,
A. L.. BANCROFT & CO.,
fe1I-3m SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS AGAINST
N the Estate Of ID. III. Barber. Deceased, will
present the sam 10 me, at Genoa, Dougias
County. Nevada, duly authenticated, "A required
By law, within zen months from this date, or tho
same will be forever barred. N. BLOSSOM,
Executor Of the Estate Of ID: II. Barber, decd.
December Is, 1870
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TAKE WARNING!

uNHE v. & T.. X. X. co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
take due preoau'ion against accidents and
los. ~ life resulting from the running II their
trains; and they take this method Of warning pa
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice Of children playing about
their cars and locomotives. Those having in charge
the business Of the Company find II impossible to
PERSUADE boys, who frequent the termini and stop
ping places Of the read from climbing upon tho
cars and engines; and they will feel themselves
Obliged to resort 10 more decided measures II these
annoyances are continued. Recent accidents,
which are wholly aseribabie to the carelessness Of
persons la jumping on and OF the cars when in
motion, should he warning enough in themselves.
II. VI. YERINGToS, Superintendent.
August l6, 1870. II
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speaker-R T. Lowery.
Speaker pro tenn -Thas j Tenant.
Clerk-Gea " Cassidy.
Assistant Clerk-r McGovevn.
Sergeant-at artns-D " Weaver.
Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms-H T. Durham.
Minute Clerk u Curtis.
Journal Clerk & Dorsey.
EnZrossing Clcrk-w J Smith.
Chaplaiu-Rev J T. Hammond.
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A. after paying coupons 30: ~ ~ o",i, 80, =
..ag ii The Truckee and Virginia hal ROAD Com
49, f,s I, the lst of December, ls1n, there re-
paat ii N the Rail Road Fund more than enough
.", 80 80 can,.sps No. 8, due on the lst Of June next.
~ Commissioner accented 10 the cher 81 ~,
.aay !, deduct an amount equal 10 WHAT
s"Hi ,,tera.t uuau the coupons M 70 the
won n ,yben they would be due. II their payment
JIM s,asria,t.d. Tho Company having made the
49, ~ ABDUCTION GAS the coupons 70. have
naen purchased and cancelled by 'ho County
Treasurer.
...t,,ee. In the several funds. Slst Deem
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OFFICIAL
sfnfe Oncers.
Sunreme Court .Imagtr.
THE l.

u Lewis, chief Justice. u c whitHlan....Justicc
John Barber Justice. Allied iic!n. CLERK.
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DELINQUENT TAN F.FsT.
STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY or oRMsBF, |
pisrsIcr ATTORNEY oFfIcE.

STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY or oRMsEf,
DfsrsIcr ArroESrY's oFfIcE.
NOTICES or SUITS COMMENCED. ToTfiE
N following named defendants, and % al own
ers Of or elaimants 10 the real estate and improve
ments thereon, or Improvements when assessed
san,rat.iv. hereinafter described, known or nm
known: You ar hereby notified that suits have
been commenced in the Justices Court, Carson
Township, Carson City, X. L. Parkinson, Justice
u the Peace, by the state u Nevada, Plttnt'd'
against each Of the defendants hereinafter nas.ied.
aud each Of the following described tracts II par
ccls Of land, with the improvements thereon and
improvements when separately assessed, and Ill
owners u or claimants 70 the same, htown = an-
known. 70 recover the tax AMI delinquency assessed
to said defendants agains; said property FIR tie
fiscal year, commencing the 1T day 4 January,
4. y. isTu. and ending thc Sist dty e December,
4. D. 1870, and that = Summons has been duly
issued In each case; and Won are further notified
that unless yUu appear AMI answer the complaint
filed in said cause on OF before the
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During the last six months the County Treasur-
ces Indicated.
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SI,o0o,oOo 90.

Amt n hand IN excess Of Capital,
available 10 pay LOSSES and Diyi-
Nm. - afr q.
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The County Treasurer has nleI In this uf8es lis
accounts with the State lr ttu half year emitting
thp 18th 81 december, l.su, as nlin-tal and
nassed by the State Controller on the 18th a De-
eemher. together with the Controllers official cer-
tldcate. that such settlement had been MATE mi
,hat The County Treasurer ''s hereby discharged
nom ali Liabilities a. g. the sunr.''
-. fll.u.tn- trar.f.r. Inv han maIec
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-21

NEwARK.-The Catholics of this place
had a great day of it on Sunday 14th inst.
The Sacrament of Confirmation was adj
ministered by the Ri. Rev. Bishop Bayley,
to 200 children. at st. James Church, after
which splendid new pulpit was dedicated
the Bishop preaching the first sermon
ligious Education," and dwelt with par
ticular force on the necessity of all educa-
ton having religious basis: The pulpit,
70 which ia attached sounding board, is
of elegant device it cost nearly $1,000.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-21

To the people of Paris, in their present
Strengthened circumstance. the announcement that
Java Cordova, Manila and Rio Coffee, choice sugar
cured hams smoked and green shouders had just ar
rived would DO hardly more welcomed than Il is to the
people of this more fortunate city. A. W. Skardon g.
and Rousseau streets, mindful of the wants and
tastes of their patrons have received per s. S. Crom
we'll alarge invoice yellow Goshen butter and
fine Of fresh teas As far as the fine wines
liq uors. which these gentlemen always keep on
hand concerned can vOuch for the fact that
their stock is unsurpassed, and we speak from
Pure Mountain Dew" and {" siiller Chicken Cork
Whiskey (fye years old Is such to produce the
desire repeating the pertinent often All the
choice brands of Hour be had at this splendid
lshment. All goods guaranteed and are delivered
| free of charge to any part of the city.
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houses, with one hundred and twenty Sis-
tiers.
Sister Eugenia Tin tho world Miss Mary
Flanigan) died at the academy OF st:
the ago Of nineteen years and eleven
months.
fCommun,catsd.I
Raasses NsrninE Star and Catholic Messenger:

Haassrs Nsrning Star and Catholic Messenger:
Twelve months ago the plan ofa new church
for St. Stephens Parish 9Th District was made j;
few months later the material for building
the foundation was procured, and to-day the
walls are ready to be raised. All this has been
accomplished under most trying e' 1S nza
rish order. IT. seemed that for the want OF
funds, the task which was so nobly begun,
would be stopped; but as usual, the ta'r ladies' .
of this Parish, appreciating the necessity OF
the speedy accomplishment of this great WORK,
have come to the rescue, and propose giving
Fair, the proceeds of which are to be devoted
to the new church. It is to be hoped that
their generosity, piety and devotion Will De
crowned with success. This Fair will COM
mence on the 4th day of next month, and VIII
be held in St. Stephen,s Hall. situated az 1Hs
corner of Chestnut aud Napoleon Avenue, ana
convenient to two lines of cars, the Magazine
and st. Charles street Railroads. All are IN
terested in this fair, or should he 3d. MOI only
does the Catf Ollie desire to see new Iempie
raised, and dedicated to the service or God
not only does the parishioner demand it as Q
necessity. ON account of the rapid growth OF
the population of this District, which has rem
dered the present Cor rather the old) church,
inadequate to the wants of tho lnhaDltants
but, the citizen who has the interest and vel
fare of the city at heart, contemplates win
q just pride and satisfaction, any project,
which may have for its end the establishment
and advancement of the city. In point OF
| beauty and architecture. st. Stephens Church
will be second to none. Aside from all this
there is another important consideration. The
erection of this edi6ce will enhance the value
of property in its vicinity to great extent
Real estate owners know this, and hence
should use their utmost endeavors to make
| this fair q success, and help in the erection OF
the new church. On Sunday the 2sth inst.
the browning of our Blessed Mother will tak'
place, preceded Ms usual, by the annual pro
| cession in Her honor. This is an ancient ant
| pious custom, practiced in all Catholic conn
| tries and faithfully observed in this Parish
| may She and the holy St. Stephen interced'
| for u.s. that efforts in the cause of religion
| be pleasing to God. d. A. b.
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Richelieu the great Cardinal of France, it
who declared that the Pen wan mGhtier than the
the quill to-day we have the much steel pen
far superior to the used
BY the great Cardinal, the latter was to the old
Roman stylus And We favored moderns are not
ed number TO choose from is evident from the adveI
appears in tais days Der OF the STAR Mr. IN
drews the special agent for Payson Dunton Serb
rubber cushioned DoIseiess drawing slate rned for
writing and music and for many other articles, full
detailed his card in another column Fancy articles
OF every variety can be had at unusually moderate
rates. Mr.. Andrews makes no charge for display Ing
his goods those who give him call
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The Importance of ones eyesight can scarcely
appreciated and yet to say there are many
persons who very little caro- in the preserve
ton of their eight. Those who wear speetacies
consider there 10 material advantage 10 Do
ear by ting experienced and conscienttous
optcian one who will take the pains TO examine and
discover the defect in the and select
his customers. 1t is singular fact that many per
no obliged glasses the same glass
for both eyes when the detect in one eye lie much
greater the other and the glass for the
one all At for the other and instead Of helping
nature tends but to augment the evil To sneh OF our
compelled to seek artificial vision. We
can cheerfuliy give the advice to call VIM Bohne
los Carondeet street. who Is practical optician and
who mas on hand lar stock OF the finest Braz
pebbles speetacles Eyeglasses otc, and colSred and
eata, act lenses Bohne the following well
known ocuists: DIR. r. a. Pope. DIR. Jul. HomberGer
| DIR C. Beard and DIR. V. Grma
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-21

Innovations of any kind are always looked
upon with disfavor No matter how valuable lnven-
ton may its saving of time and labor the popular
prejudice of old Institutions is almost nsnr
mountable When few persona. however, discard
the ialse that there is for
they their tina. there i. much merit in
the new mode Of doing things, they Immediately &C
knowledge it's advantages. So has it been with the
Ringen Washer its will soon be universal.
"AWsS with the old washboArdW say they who have
seen the RiuRen Washer, and have given It !ria
although before the trial It was condemned as hum
hn0 The Ringer Washer 10 for sale by Henry Halter
40 Camp street sole agent for the states
| of Miseissippi Louisiana and Texas.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
Fer the Week Ending Friday, May 10.
MORNING STAR OFFICE.
Saturday Morning, May 40, 1879.

MORNING STAN OYyIc.
Saturday Morning. May 10, 1915.
CorroN-we left the market at time Of last
Bidding. and sio for strict middiias :inos which
sasuraay, the .ass did mot exceed and re
tbs .D q e IN Ss
grades Monday, the business was confined TO soo y,
DO good ordinary low middling and 10 in the
other grades Tuesday. only q few buyers came LOT.
s "a ' isS from s' The Sais
The vas gi5hout any sp5s and and
R,s IF @
busnsss embraced bales slight reduction in
prices: Referring to renarks We quote; Ord.
1T issc middnS Isl to i5so and strict mddng ~
to 100 h. The total Gales for the week sum up
SUGAR AND MoLAssKswe quote sugar Wig: fair 81; q
to ~ s a ID pEe s a
fuga 80 So for termen.ing city refinery
81 to ss sss9 .. 50
treble Il 81 IS % 81 per Dbl for choice
CosS-%s quote 70 to 7,s per 'u'hel for mixed and
OArs-We auots q to CSC Dor bushel for st Louis
a1-Tss .applisa At 81 IS 90 Per to. fer
primo and ~ to Us for choice.
s ssS Us ss
BACON = Shoulders quoted At y t. &c: clear I'll
sdes % 0c clear sdss IUS to lc and II to ise
EAnD-Tisrces sell At III AID kegs At lal " lass
Dar SALT NsAr-sAs.ldsr. s.stea At q - Il
| BsEAK1Asr BAcos-wsster. ssnnands - 70 l22s PEI
BE.v-we quote Texas shoe. e1.r. mess il. barrels I.
| el3 81 to SIS and $is to $40 per fierce
Money Market.
Gold 1874 to 1la. American half dollars losa to 100
As.ienn ds sSsn ,s Is, e 10 dis "a
Domestic exchange to SIG per cont premium
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-21

FIRST COMMUNION. - On that grand and
solemn occasion. tho pleasing and beautiful
episode the life Of child it natural that parents
should desire make xternals correspond, to some
soul within 1t Ia fact always considered neces-
sary that child should he atty and appropriately
it would be well for parents to consult with some one
who had perrnce in these Our respected
friend. Joseph Miller Jr, 6"7 Magazine street who IL
we'll known the organist of st Alphonsus
Church fully posted in these matere and besides
he has large stock Of all tine articles of wearing ap
parel which may be needed for the occasion, We
thet efore, advise all to consult him.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-21

MErAGRAMMATIsM.-It has often been re-
marked that there is secret meaning IN the very
ters name which only require to be transposed to
reveal the life character Of he weaier The meta.
gram on Lord Nelson's name is striking example;
Honor est n Milo" l. c Honor is from the Nile Nor
is the following less remarkable instance: Mr.
Latii. an old customer of William Hogan-the genial
pleasant proprietor of the establishment Noe
90 and lOi Canal the other dav and in
the course OF conversation Mr. Lahil referred to the
famous metagram above cited and then asked his
name. As quick as thought w; H. replied Lah,l
wag. Lahil mmediafeiy bongnt pair Q! sones
Mr. Hogan estAbsmentis about to be torn down and
quence, 10 selling of at greatly reduced prices
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-21

MESsRs. MAGEE & RoUssEAU.-lt is with
pleasure that young men, after number Of
years spent learning they intend
sue, start ont in business for themselves. Mcssrs
Magee Rousseau. having been engaged in one OF our
largest and reliable stationery for
having their business thoroughly
have established themseyes as stationers at No s4l
NO doubt they will spay he energy and tact
marked the opening of their wo predct
them brilliant saccsss. We bespeak for them share
Of the trade" Now is the time whom they are going
pnh to halp them.
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The Joint High Commission, which has been

The Joint High Commission, which hos been
in session for time past in Washington City for
the settlement the differences which exist bet~ cen
and may say, faretched subjects submitted TO its
consideration by the authorities Of both countres
and urged offset to the alabama Claims was that
WAREHOUSES az No ao5 Canal street In this city tho
English has becufhe 60 depleted of Ish linen
domestic purposcs and that the peopo Of are
| forced TO American grown cot ton, II ONeh q
| TO rejoice
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-21

When it becomes necessary for any one to
invest a certain of money in dress, the question
naturally suggests itsef " Where can get good ma.
tsr,al low price r. Every day this question is asked
by at least thousand persons and therefore, are
not surprised to crowds daily throngug the estab-
lishment of Messrs Btaselman & Adams, corner of ST.
Andrew and Magazine streets, it universally
known that they have made extraordinary reductions
in the prices OF all their goods.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-21

The AMMONIA PRoPELLTNG CoMPANY.-We
refer our leadere to the very Gathering
which appears in another column, from some OF our
leading citizens, in relation the invention of DR.
Lamm. AS gave full description of the car. dis
tiling apparatus, in last shall content
with merely observing that with she Doctor
prove he seems to most people already to have
done) it mechanical success, our highly esteemed
fellow citizen MIR g. L. Laughlapd TO make it fnan-
cia success, have every confidence the future
prosperity of the COMPANY.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-21

Since the reduction in freights enter
prising grocers Messrs. Pack ~ood Brother Nos %
and Camp street, offering unusual Inducements
persons the Lake" by delivering goods free
OF freight packing and drayage.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-21

The attention of our readers is called to the
notice of John Walton. Esq. Administrator OF r.
calling the taxpayers of this city to cali at
his office Immediately and pay their for the year
1870 ii they wish o avoid additional costs.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-21

1Eon SALE IN LOTS To SUIT AT THE LOWEST
ia uKET PuCts is the motto Messrs. Lawler Selby
a % adopte ed with IegaId the
s,ck of mess pork, shoulders, clear sugar
.nTeJ hams larl flour. butter which they have
I - rni,II ,N,ry advertise in another coluun
Sill ,d purchasers grn-rhlN wonld Ito well TO give
e.,..u ~ .a,l ~ pnietiosihE etHe"usie
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-21

MIR. PETER GALLERY, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
purchased the establishment No. 225 Josephine street
Mr. Gallery is prepared attend all business in his
line. He will attend funerals in person. and from his
long experience feel assured that he will give perfect
satisfaction.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-21

We presume it will be considered supertiuons
for to INTERN those of readers residing in the
neighbOrhood of Rampant and Graver streets that M
Hart keeps the Crescent Grocery at that and
that he will t all orders intrusted to him with dis
patch See advertisement
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-21

Using columns gives notice that his office hours are
from to o'clock and TINT his office and residence Is
at LAG jackson street.