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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-10
VIM. A. McCANDLISS, M. D.
No. 2OO1 Arch Street, Philadelphia,

Who can refer you to l. 90 cases cure in Philade
mia alone W. desire to say those IN ced, there Is
styely no deception ia the cure ct these pisEAsis, ii
matt,rs not how long how severely you have been
afcfef We eau cure You. We aisl cure Els ua, fts-
tue proapsus steture- and Liberation OF the low ar
bowel Com you that suffering We VIII not deceire
ti We lave PATIENTS from almost every st-ts IN the
Unon aud from turops. liavi treated these diseases
ar twentyye.rs Without ftluta jyiiNly
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-10

Pers0ns who are deslrous OF paironizing
home are in formed that they can purchase all
kinds OF musical merchandise, instruments, sc.
az good and as cheap as they can In Philadelphia
or snvwhere else, at the New Music store No.
SIC Market street. Buying my goods from {irst
hands and being determined to accommodate
nv natrons, / would respectfully solicit a call
from those interested. D. H. bLEfER.
N B--Piano and Organ Tuning specially
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-10

United States 5-20's bought, sold and ex-
changed at highest market rates Money received ON de
os and interest allowed Coupons, Dividends, Interest
and Collections payable this and other cities collected
Gold and silver wanted by John McLear Son, Bankers
Ma 6U2 Market street,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-10
Gold Bonds.-Northern Pacific Railroad

Compnny-T-sO interest in Gold, payable semannually
-Tnnunry and Juy-free of Government Tax. These
Bonds arc secured by FIRST and only mortgage tie
Road aud its earnings and all the property Of the Com
pany including nearly sixty millions OF reres Of the best
Agricultural Timber section the continent About the
rst Of Januaoy nearly two millions Of acres Of the
finest lands in Minnesota will be placed In the market by
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, and the pro.
eeeds OF their sale will be used 10 purchase and cancel
the Cohpany's 80 Bouds, provided they can be pur
chased al a price not exceeding 10. These Securities
are now selling par and accrued interest IN currency
Nv John McLear SON. bankers. No Coz Market street,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-10

Frederick Douglass was nominated by the
Republican Convention of Rochester, NY,
for the State Assembly.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-10

Connolly Whiskey always on hand, by the
GALLON or in bottles; the best article ever intro
duced here. Brandy equally fine, at II, X. Bring
hurst's, SIT Market street,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-10
CITY DIRECTORY,


ClTh OEFACEhSs
MdyOr-JoshuRS 5. Valentine.
chef Of POiicc-Edward j. Dougherty.
Sergeant Of Poice-Richard II. Heritage.
=" John NJ. stewart
Tredsurer-Ioseph L. Kigore.
CITY S0licii0r-Ignatus q. Grub.
Street manissiOner-Edward Mcintre.
Assisiant Street COmmisslOner-,Iohn Ruth.
Clerk Of Mdrkct-James McGlinchey.
City Surveyor Daniel Farra, Samuel Candy, Jr.,
md Myers G. Couwell.
Vdccne Physcdns-Dr. John P. Wales, DR.. D. wv.
iaull,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-10

KATE KENNEDY, novel by Mrs c. S Newly I. B:
Peterson Brothers, Philadelphia, Publishers ia
pages, price 90 cents.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-10

Gum Cdmphor, Just the time to use it, buy
of H. II. Bringhurst, 3i7 Market street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-10

BENNRTT g. CO.,

BENNETT q UU.i
TOWER HALL, ,.,r,r
NO. Sis MARKET s1RFE 81,
HALFWAY BFTwEEE FIFTa AND SIXTH sfs'
PHILADELPHIA,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-10
AND COMMERCIAL
mcrEAR a. SON,

,,..,o, NJ THE DELAWARE STATE JouRNhJ
'sfioA W I'M Thursday. November ., ISL f,
The following are the closing prices OIL
as reported by
JOHN MCLEAN a SON.
No. ooq Market Street. Wilmington BANKERS suu
Dealers in Govsrnnen, s,uds ocld nnd rehSO'e N'''
...a anc,trlIlna-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-10
LITERARY NOTICES.

PrrEusoS's MAaAzrsr for December, is issued $500
year.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-10
THE
AMERICAN WASHER.
PRICE $3.50.
The American Washer: Saves Money,
Time and Drudgery.::


The Fatigue Of Wishing Day no Longer Dreaded, ibut
ECONOMY Efficiency aud Clean Clothing, Sure.
In calling prbc attention TO this little machine,
few Of the invaua1ie quAt (uOt possessed by any
other washing machine yet invsntedO here eaamer
ated.
1t Is TIE smallest. most compact, portable. most
simple in construction, most easily spsrated. child
ten years old wi few hours p.aetee lean thorough
y comprehend aud e-ctunlls 10. There l. adj
instiDg, 10 screws to annoy no delay In adapting It
Is always ready for use II ss perfect lisue wonder
Il Is miniature giant doing more work aud Of better
Of the labor is fully saved BY its us and the clothes will
board twill wash the largest blanket. farce shirts
At Tina washing thoroughly In a word, the ablution
Of any fabric irom Quit to Lace Curtain or Cambria
handkereaiet equally within the capacity Of thi
LITTLE GEM Il can be fastened to any tub aud las
ken of At will.
No matter how deep rooted pre- udce may exist
asainst washing Machines the moment this little
chine Is seen TO perform its wonder ali doubts Of It's
cleansing eheaey and utility banished. aud the
douo aad detrAet1r Al once become the fast friends
the machine.
We have testimonials without end, setting forth IL
numerous advantages over all others, aud from han
dreds who have thrown ss 10 the unwisdv useless
chimes, which nave sgnay failed to accomplish the OBJ
jeet Promised IN prominent aud loud sounding advertise
IN mt.
1t is as perfect for washEg wringer is for wiring
ing Inc price another paramount inducemen to puf-
ehasers, been placed low that II is with.p the
reach 81 every housekeeper, and there in article Of
domestic economy that vii repay the small lnVestmen
30 soon.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-10
TERMS TO CLUBS.


I'VE copies, one year, separately addressed.
Eight Dollars.
Ssn COPIES, one year. separately addressed (and
80 extra copy TO getter up Of club,
Sixteen DOlinra.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-10
PILES OR HEM0RRHOIDs.

PILES OF ALL KINDS perfectly and per
naneHy CURED, without pam, danger,
causiics or instruments, by
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SEND YOUK MONEY

YORK, WHEREVER convenient. II not, then register
aHe letters contaiDing money. Address
l. W. ENGLAND, Publisher,
Sun ONCE. New York CRY.
iezS--n
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-10
TnE DAILY SIS, so A YEAR.

prominently readable newspaper, with the
largest circulation m tho world Free, indie,
pendent, and fearless IN politics. An the news
from everywhere Two cents a COPY by mai.
80 cents month, or so year. '
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-10
INSURE YOUR LIFE
IN TEE
DELAWARE
MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
HOME OFFICE ;---ExcHANGE BUILDING,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
JOHN p MoLEAE, President.
CHAs. BuRToN,sJR ,ksscretAry
RlBgRr C. PRAIM, Genr Superintendent Of Agencies

JOHN P. McLEAK, President.
CHAs. BuRT0N,sJ ,ksscretAry
Robert. C. PRAIM, Genr superintendent Of Agencies
The Delaware Mutual has no stock holders -All-ne
snrnus funds OF the Company viii be eluitahly divided
am ngst the p1oy-holders rhs business Of the Com-
pauy is conducted with energy equity ani ECONOMY,
thereby enabling the Company to atsc, insurance at
Low rates with perfect seearty II Poliey-holders. GEN
temen OF character DESTROYS oforming connection wit
the Company agents, are invie TO communicate
with Robert c. Fram, General Superintendent Of Agen-
ees, At Home Office, Wilmington, Delaware. Books
combining references aud table OF rates will be sent
address application being made to any Of the
Officers or Agents ofihe Company.
WILLIAM T. ALRiCHS General Agent for Delaware.
JAMES WOOLLEY. DAVID T. RICKARDs- aud
EVANS PENNINGTON, Agents at WILMINGTON.
augi-3m
4 OOK AT OUR PATENT FEEDING
~ NIPPLEs-without any part 10 be broken
EDWARD MelNALL. "
Second ard Marketst
MONEY WANTED.--wE CAN LUAs d
number OF Of s5Uo, $1,000 al 900 $1,000, $40
5000, &c. Any person having money and FantinE
oansd safely would do Wsilto call On
". MeCAULLEY a CO.,
SOC Market -
nIo nOn OH $4,000 WANTED ON
0lU.OljO MORiuAOE - SECURED By Pho:
SrtF-Sorl htrtY or TORY thousand dollars Apply to
MN. M'CAuLLEl
COS Msrsstst
o. Dongresf Water, direct from tho Spring
an always be had by applying 10 II. II. Bring
urst, 81 Market street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-10

FIRE DEPARTMENTAL
CHEF Engineer Samuel W. springnr.
First Assistant Engineer Thomas I. Russel.
Second Assistant Engincer-,John L. Watson.,
Friendship Steam Fire Engne-Tenth and shirley.
Reliance Engine-Fiith street, below Walnut.
Delaware Steam Fire Engine-Sixth, near King.
phmnix Steam Fire Engine-rwelnh and King.
Water witch Steam Fire Engine-shipley, above
'ith.
Fame Hose and steam FIRE Engine-Second, between
ihpley and Orange.
Washington Steam Fire Engine-Sixth, near Market.
Weccac0e Hose-Iogan Street, below Newport Pike,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-10

DELAWARE RAIL ROAD LINE


IN and after MONDAY
exceptsd,l Passenger Trati
NOkrHWARD.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21
FOREIGN PERSONAL GOSSIP.

-Guizot will not 90 to Athens as French Minis
ter TO Greece
M. Okounen Is about to be appointed Russian
Minister to sweden.
Lord Castlereagh is about to marry young
French lady OF the best nooiesse-Mlle de Ia Roche
Aymerle. n
charge OF having murdered his wire, had his effects
sold by auction In London recently.
The Mayor OF Reading Is about to have tine
honor OF knighthood conferred upon ham, IN recog-
milton Of the recent visit Of the Prlncc o Waics
that town. -.
Admiral Sir q. Talbot and Vice Admiral rir
II. Kel have been placed on the reureu nss VI snS
British Navy, and several promosAoAs ~ SulASS
quence have taken place. :.
n Cambetta Is about to be married. n: VIC.
tor Hugo has addressed to the ex-olctasoL ieAek
cOnQratulatluQ him ON tho apprOacnhe nappy
event which ne cnaracterizes ~ Inc unon "
-rne French Ambassador at Madrid has re-
rnttted 10 King Amadeus, In private audience
letter from M Theirs, inankiny HIS Majesty Tor the
Uoiden Fleece which has been conferred upon the
President OF the French republic. y
-Cenera, Cremer has written . letter to the
French Minister 0f War, announcing In ronical
ferrns mis- retirement from the service, In c0nso.
nnence OF resolution passed by the Governments
tomIntssion reducing MIN from the rank Of general
10 that OF chef d'escadron.
Schneider ~ furi0us Some time ago she or.
ranged with q Russian manager TO appear In St
Petersburg At 500 night. She now finds TO her
mortncation that the gentleman to whom she has
engaged her services Is the proprietor, not Of .
theatre, but Of o second rate concert nall. sasa
M Lesslnes, tho Journalist, denies the authen-
ticlty OF his supposed correspondence with the
French government abont the annexation OF Bel
gum. The letters wore pubilshed Dy LIndepen-
dance Btige and the publication OF those letters
| was highly dlsappgovcd VI IN dl0lomatic cMcless
The New York herald., 1871-11-21
MORE DEATH ON THE RAIL.

AT Fourth avenue and Forty nftn street. yesterday
morning, John Bradley, q car examiner. was run
by train or cars and had both legs feariuliy
crushed. lie was Immediately removed 10 81.
Luke's Hospital, where ne sank ana aed ~ r sw% y,
O'Clock r. M. Deceased was forty-elght years OF
age native OF Ireand and lived at 2zo East Forty-
seventh street. Cofoner Herman WIN make an
Investigation IN day Or two
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

1t Will be seen from the above ofIlcial report that
the assets as liabilities are only 1855 81: that
Vice President Smith 3 Officers report their safe and
fixtures as among The assets, worth $500. An
teman capable Of estimating the cost OF furniture
that the entire fixtures, If supplied BY other than
sring contractors" would cost less than $500. It
has long been held by State officers or insurance
sets. Hence the .po0r Boy Of the Mohawk" and
his associates, according to their Own report to
Mr. Howell, have not suf1lctent assets TO meet the
Liabilities, aud hence the necessity for Mr.. Smith 10
tnat the bank is J6ivent, and that ali depositors
will be paid in Iu upon presentation OF their pass
A reporter OF this paper yesterday took car and
OF finding MI. Smith. Tne do0rman reported that
be had not been In during the day. IL was then
nearly one r. M. Proceeding 70 the o11co OF the
ssSnss
rents; nevertheless dozen persons were peerlng
INTO the windows, while Others stood on watching tor
Hank smith and the police he had placed at Gs en-
gang who had deposits In smiths bankl These
were NO terrors for the reporter, aud, boldly
charging axamst the bank, he found
vSo dyes his Sss sns wnssrs oen Sf
and Offcer Sam Smith, OF the same precinct. A
little IN the background, apparently afraid TO be
seen, and .ayina' for the thieves WAS, In citizens
Captain Jonn McDerlnott, Of tho Eighth precinct
AS the reporter entered McDcrm0t greeted him
geniay, and IN reply to query stated that he did
not know where Commissioner Smith could bt
wondering what was the necessity for captain
and two men to guard the $2.634 3s deposits II
Hank Smiths National Bank OF Savings, the reporter
suddenly ran against CAPTAIN James Irving. Chle
have entire control OF the Institution.
Irving said smith was not In; but while ne wal
The New York herald., 1871-11-21


M The Manhattan Savings Bank.
One OF the many groundless rumors to which the
present excitement gave birth yesterday intimated
that the Manhattan Savings Institution, like all
other banking houses In the public Imagination.
very weak, and even ready to fall In the crash Of
general ruin. At the pres1nb WE1Ang this seems TO
be highly erroneous. 85
4 AHERALD reporter yesterday was sent to make
inquiries, and proceeded to the elegant banking
ONCE OF the institution ct the corner OF BleecKer
street and broadway, over the portic0 to the en-
trance OF which Is emblazoned the ap2gepriate
devise OF
A GOLDEN HIVE.
with pees swarming around the emblem Of sepsible
economy and busy industry, The bank was as
quiet as 1t usually is In its everyday business as
ing under the SHADOW OF the portic0 to escape the
drlzzling mist that Obscured the sky and made aim
tho atmosphere but otherwise there was no ap-
c0sted with the query whether ne were
deposition. and whether he kuew 81 anything
ihsss nqsres Se gave negative af answer @
Within the banking room, behind q circle
OF high polished desks, the clerks and oficers sap
this world Of mathematician and social afnictions
which strain the mental slnews OF so many unfabu-
ties One individual was waiting at the paying
teller's lookout while check was being critically
Scrutinlzed. Tne reporter asked OF the Omcer,
"D0 you
PAY ALL DEMARDS
from depositors to-days" and received the prompt
answer III q quick, incsive tone e
'Yes, SIR" Then entering the private once he
engaged in conversation with the Secretary and one
of the Vice Presidents These gentlemen assured
him that the institution was as sound as ever was
and neither OF them could possibly Imagine the
origin OF the report touching Its safety. The full
assets ut the beginning OF the present year were
$7574,707 IA; or which 901.4l0 So Is invested in
bonds and mortgages. and over two millions In ma
tonal ana State securities Bonds OF the city OF
New York and OF other cities In the STATE are held
to the amount Of 81, ,de5 500, ana demand loans on
bonds OF the United States, $609, leo. The ready
cash OF the bank amounts to $376s54 So.
THE AMOUNT OWED THE DEPOSIT0RS
is $7,s79 632 33, and the stockholders 1922 1853 g.
the surplus at January 1871, was S2o2s63 6S and
Is now much increased.
Mr. E. J. Brown Is president Of the Board Of Trus-
tees The other executive officers are Edw ard
Schell, Treasurer and Charles +. Alvord, Secretary,
The Mayor or the city and the Comptroller are trus
tees cr.oNcio and have been such ever since the
founding Of the institution, twenty years ago.
The Citizens' Savings Bank.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

! speaking tho "Poor Boy OF the Ringr came In.
smiled sardonicaly upon the reporter ana puned his
Elbow rs the Commissioner have called to see
your
II am too busy Smith responded.
..But how about this statement OF your bank p"
asked the reporter pointing 70 the open page from
which the above figures are obtained.
Figures y exclaimed Hank; ''don't show 'em to
me ! am TOO busy -
"We, IS this your bankw
ait iSn
Here the reporter observed that the SIGN rave the
name Of the bank as the ''National Savings Bank"
Savings Instltution.n He asked:- E
p.,,' p"Me,,' Mr. smith, how about the Bowling Green
Tne answer came with smile and a hiss
~ don't know. can only run one at q time. We
VIII pay every deposltor.n
! The reporter pr0menaded Broadway wondering
posits Of little g. requires the presence OF
the snarpest police officials to prevent run. ls,,
Another of Hank smiths Concerns.
The Poor BOy'' is President OF the Bowling Green
Savings Bank and Reeves E. Selmes Is the Secre.
tary. Their last report to Howell, superintendent
Of Banks. shows
u REsouRcES.
0Onoo 0nQ mortgages. $103 66S "a
Ctato UOn0s $4,000 90
Loaned on public stocks. .............. 2I2677 "
Loaned on railroad, national bank, ME ~
insurance, safe deposit companies and
Loaned on personal securities 4o4l0 20
Cash on deposit in bank or trust com. -
oasS psuss; oa nam; ~, s222s e
Total resources Soas,sll as
9A LIABILITIES
Amount due dep0slt0rs. .............. t6430l1 IS
fTnclpai.. $3.50, oil 80
Interest credited 1st January
Aoi.'"'..... 1900 06
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

with the exception or o rich IsraeIite OF Chatham
street, who st. les himself Cheap John. Cheap John
neglected his business 70 inform depositors mat the
bank would resume IN few days. Tnis is all the
satisfaction that could be gained.
Here the reader must again turn TO Howell as an
authority. Howell in his report SAYS
RESOURCES.
Bonds ard mortgages $3.50 $50 so
Amount loaned on public stocks 65, 500 90
Cash on deposits IN bank or trust COM s1
panles ........................ l4,415 SO
Cash on hand not deposited in bank ...... 2OO0 %
Total resources. .$261, 1872 0S
LIABILITIES.
Amount due depositOrs. .$25s sos OF
Principal ,........:.........$l50,l65 l65 70 06g
lntefe January ]. 1871...... .6,430 81
Excess OF assets over Liabilities. So, 600 Oh
so much for the Guardian Savings Institution that
no one but Cheap John' has declared Will resume
payment rM 44
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

The (itizens' Savings Bank.
or this institution Edward A. Quintard Is Presi
dent and s. A. Bruce Secretary. Howell's report
shows
The New York herald., 1871-11-21
The YOrkvillo Savings Bank-Genct's Con-
corn Ready for tho Rush.

corn Ready for tho Rush.
Notwithstanding the assurance OF Senator Harry
Genet, President OF the Yorkvie Savings Bank, to
q representative OF the HERALD Sunday afternoon
that the institution over which he presided was In
perfectly healthy condition aud quite able 10
meet oil demands mado upon IT, and
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-12

DEATH OF THE HON. THOMAS EWING
Thomas Ewing, one of the ablest lawyers
this country has produced, and a statesman
of distinguished mark, departed this life at
Lancaster, Ohio, on the Doth ult., having
nearly completed his eighty second year
1t is forty years ago that he was elected to
the United States Senate by the Ohio Legis,
lature. In that body he was the friend of
Clay and Webster, and earned the respect
of all the great men of both parties chat
then adorned the United States Senate.
Mr.. Ewing was chosen Secretary of the
Treasury of the United States by Gen.
Harrison, but resigned during Mr.. Tyler's
Presidency. He was. again, . member of
Gen. Taylor's Cabinet-being Secretary of
the Interior, and resigned on the accession
of Mr.. Fillmore. But it was, c0nfessedly,
as lawyar that Mr.. Ewing especially ex-
celled. In the judgment of most members
of the bar Of Ohio he was, taken all in all,
the ablest man at it. Withal, Mr.. Ewing
was always respected for his high tone Of
morals. For many years he has lived very
much retired from public affairs. The ex-
ample and conversation of his excellent
wife had predisposed him, long years ago,
towards the Catholic Church. We could
have wished, for his own sake, that he had
earlier acted on the suggestions of his con-
science; but it is we'll with him at last. AS
he saw his end approaching, he sent for his
old friend Archbishop Purcell, whose piety
and zeal he had long admired, aud about a
week before his death was received into
The bosom of the Catholic Church. May
his soul rest in pedce.-Frcemdn' Journal,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-12
A Chapter Of Puzzles.

1.-TWO brothers," began the Professor,
impressively, addressing the hostess, "were
walking together down the street, and one
of them, stopping at certain house,
knocked at the door, observing Il have a
niece here who is ill., sThapk heaven OBJ
served the other, Il have no niece and he
walked away. Now, how could that be r''
Why, it's riddle!" exclaimed Mr..
Funnidog, delightedly.
And one that you will not guess in a
hurry simple as it is" observed the Profess
men. solve the problem"
SEQ" calculated Mrs. Housewife.
"Hush F! whisper in my ear" cried Pug
zleton, with AL the excitement of a child
with top. Don't let 'em bear it. Niece
by marriags7 Stuff and nonsense. The
thing is not any foolish kind of catch at
all" And once more he glanced with hos
tility at Funnilog, as much as to say,
"Such as he would ask your
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-12

Including Dividends.
The above statement Ii . just trne and corred
cr1pt from tho books of the company.
THOMAS ANDERSON, Secretary.
STATE OF LoUlsIANA.
Parrish Of Orieans-City OF Nov Or
sworn to and subscribed before me, this twel
day Of January, 1871.
ANDREW HERO, Jr., Notary ri
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-12
r. UTTER,
LIZ Importer and Dealer in
FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASSES,

I. O e e,
importer anu oeaisr IN
FkENCa AND GERMAN LOOKING CLASSES -
Colors and Piain fhrnmos nts =, noSs PPsr,
and Square Portrait and Picture Frames OF An
sizes and patterns; ARTISTS Materials for
Painting In Oil, Water and Pastel Coors;
Carpets, Mats. Mating and Rugs,
nices, Curtain Hoders Picture Cord and
Tassels Photograph Albums Prayer Books
Crucifxes Carved Wooden Goods etc. Fine French
CARVED OAK DINING ROOM MIRRORS.
1875 CANAL STREET trouro Row,
S - ~ NeX .,reans.
T. DONAHOE
- -ay
ah"isoeufer Oh
MA TIRES S.
$3.50.
S43 Girod street. bet Ramnart md nrradas
NJ or,s.ns -. - ''ee'
WIN, ,.
VIII Keep constantly ON hand general assortment Of
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-12
TEUroNIA INSURANCE COMPANY

TEUToNIA INSURANCE COMPANY
2
OF ..,.....,...,,,n,
NEW ORLEANS.
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at u
Rates.
TEMPORARY OFFICE, NO Ill GRAvIER ST
NEAR THE CORNER OF CAMP,
Subscribed ~
A. Elmer BADER. President.
Oh ENGSTFELD, Vice President,
GEORGE STROMEYER, Secretary.
,,, BoARD OF TRUSTEES:
n Elmer bader, NJ Frank, W B Schmi
T Tn Ne SLLnenIhal, Louis Schneider, Frank Rod
Al schwartz, Hermann Eioke, + Rickert
y miller, Jacob HRssinger, Oh Engsffi
Nasits, h Pohlmann, Louis SchH
g L L Mayer r. Seip. X Wejsss,,
II Gogreve W DaviH, N A Ram
Joseph Keller, Isaac Scberck, E. T. Eel
jell II ~