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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-15
Births.
DeAlhs.

DowNEY-in Virginia City, August 18th,
George pownsy,s native Of onio, aged -
years.
THE funeral win take place from his resi-.
depes at O'Clock ?. =. tomorrow. Friends
and sequsinanees are respectfully invited to
attsnd.l
ELYA On the Divide, August l4th, Isaac Elys,
native VI Prince Edwafd's County, Canads,
aged 81 ysars.
YENTRR-in Virginia Oily, August 18th. jacob
Yentsr, aged IS yeLrs.
sCHANLANK nR- Iu Virginia City, Augu.t
18th. Herman, son VI Jacob aud 10 . Scnan.
tanker, aged year.
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There are beautiful locations. for
houses right on the bsach,as one might
say, and I marvel that sons entsrpris.
Ing man does not establish a good ho-
tel there. with nice dresslng.houses at.
tachrd. free to all the boafdeYs, IL Ia
much more pleasant than the city. for
there u the View Of the orean- and shin.
ping. besldes the nice clean beach r.
walk on. while In the city every walk
Is like 4 bed Of ashes. Another Food
investment tor capitalists would be a
horse railroad from the city to the
beach. IL would pay we'll. besides be-
Ing q great accommodation 70 the vts-
itors and Others. The way Il y now.
one Ia. to have o full pure 70 stand
the " per dsy hotel blu, aud al the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-15

.pr F,,R sAN7A CRUZ = AN OLD
FRIEND AND r ONHEH SrAr.E
n IyH.-aOtD ACCIDENTCOCEAN
RRE.ZE~ = ON THE Bach AT
.ANTA CRCZ-A swFET CHARMER
THE ILIHATE-SEt BATH >G-
PETTY kXTORTt NS -tHtN' M
70 { IMPk0vE ENT And lNVEST.
MsNT-A HOGGIsH PICNIC FISH
ERMAN'S III K-LIVELY TONN-
THE CHILD { AMEkI, Uen NOT 4
BuY-HOME AGAIN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-15

The sea bathing should be as free as
old ocean himself, and let them make
their profit from the custom 1t draws
to the place. Many people are not
able to pay all these constant drains,
aud yet they are invalids and need the
benefit Of sea baths. Another tax u
the ride to the beach. 'rhe town Is
nearly a mile from the beech. and it
costs twenty-five cents to go to and
from In a carriage. not 30 very much,
but It all counts up. and deters many
q poor invalid from coming here.
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LETTER PROM PAULD1He, HISS.

= PAULDlNe, MISS, Sept. 2ist, 1872.
To tire Editor Of the Star:
naoer for an account of the mission that
has Just closed ct this place. The Re-
dempeorisss, Father Amvercie commenced
the mission last Sunday: His sermone
were well attended by both Catholics ana
Protestants. Well attended does not fully
convey the idea. There was, indeed 8
large and interesting attendance each day
and night. During the week one hundred
persons received holy communion. Among
VIZ and one colored. We're to under
take to give description of the great elo-
onence and practical learning Of the Rev.
Father, I should fall far short of doing jus.
tce to him. The impressions MADE f,-c mere
with the good results, speak moro 1orciOiy
than any thing could write. .,or
We have a nice little church here, under lei,
the charge of Father Viguiee, with the fiti'
largest congregations of the diocese s.
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gMURoH OF THE PETIrs PEREs, PARIS
= Sassde of this church, which was con-
eFahay damaged durlDg the Commune,
Being restored and the great slab of
snshle,, with the legend of the ancient
Monastery is to be placed over
principal door. The name of Petits
e1r In consequences of q joke of Henri
sEa, who, seeing that the head of the
txior scarcely reached the KiDg's sword
qeled out with q laugh, ooh! La
Ms Rere."
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Spring HILL COLLEGE.

70 the people Of the South viii enter upon It's Forty
third Scholastic year on
OCTOBER 22, 1872.
ns "a
can now offer to their patrons tho additional advan
superior to the former College point Of vsntlason
arrangement and accommodation.
Edueation Of YOUTH have in ther favor great al
%
r. sstis: s&:y xs have Si.shs,es ss;ss ne
The tSs and shs
neIoia The Prepara.Sry course i.sts ONE yea; and
class, either IN he Classical OF Commercial! course
The CLASSICAL Course lasts ok yesrs and EN-
University Education. Al the end the sifth year
those who give proofs of the requisite knowedge in the
and the higher sRohss Of ~ are entitled
f r. f pss:ss q Ms..ss 8 11s
sssoGs % S Of
Il Oh 21sfH e and
The third year Of this to
Students attend lectures in Natural Philosophy
Chemistry with tho members Of tho Graduating o'asa
and to 30 admitted must previously know how t.
! read and write
TERMS PER SESSION MONTHS.
ans payable
and in advance. 39o y Q
ff1 r 81 z
THE JESUIT II. FAS Sf1s s.
Corner Bar0nne and Ge%%ss ssTse kss ossan'
! sol 7aly 40 Gravior atreet. New Orleans.
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All char ges TO be paid half yearly in advance.
quarter begun is charged in full No deduction u made
absences Of less than month Books, Mater ials
for Embroidery, Medicines, will be charged. whom sup
piled by the House. ut store prices.
Tho pupils required on Sundays and particular
occasions to dress in uniform viz In winter, mazarn
blue dress straw or black velvet hat trimmed with
pink lawn chints two pink dresses are requred};
Shts sunbonnet. Is also necessary for each young
lady to have two white dresses white VEIL and ono
common sunbonnet.
They are required to bring with them the ordinary
table furniture. consisting Of two knives and fork
soaP: brushes, combs pitcher, bowl, looking; glass
sheets towels BLANKETS, everyday clothes
All letters to be addressed, prepaid, to the
-SUPERIORESS OF THE URSULIEES,
Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.
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PARISH OF ST. JAMES, LA,
sstus.sd or the Mississippi River Sixty Mica above
New OflsaRs-
This ancient and magnificent sstAhlishnsnt. inosr.
pointed by Law Of the LsSisAture, snd empowered -
grant diplomas and degrSes win be opened The ID ct
Ocaober. It 10 under the dlrOct0R Of the AaFtss
Fathers who form sOctsty specially devoted to edueA
ton. College Point and Convent Landing oOnrs-
MEAT and regular landing places for steamboats, going
TO AID returning from New Orleans
Payable in U. S. currency half yearly in advance:
Board tuition, wAAhnG and stationery per term Of
uNe naohbnb
Doc .oTs teea and medicine in ordinary cases VI " IN
ifor ALI, Dor aDnum
En- fec to be paid only once. - ~ ~
B-Ali masic Lessons arc 20 be psia TOT HoH'niS
In advance.
His Grsco The Most Pew Aruhh,shnP OF NE" 'i'T"nS
The Rev. Clergy 81 Al-is"
For further deta apply to the Very Kew. fT'tSosn''
at The COaeGe. MP poURs1HE.
oet:y He - S.~S.sE stsSOts bSV SEzh@n@
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The scholastic year Is divided Into two sossio M Of
ave moaths each begnnins respectively On tks 40 e
September and the LIST Of tebycary.
The terms Per annum are S500-S for eAoh sessteR
el5a. payable In advance. Physosan's 1se sts, -
pocket money for each session Is each which heedss
must DO paid for In advance.
All tho students instructed in tho deotxtu and
trained 10 the psactics Of the Catholic religten.
Applicants for admission who have stn1iea In other
colleges and acadsnies. must produce esrtacates s
good standng and character.
Youths not qualified 10 enter chs Collegiate
are I'D saT n.. to the prsPssesSry nsHsTsn:Sa
Maryland Railroad from baltimore - MsohanicstowR.
near tho College Tickets sold through 70 EnHits-
Lstters of inquiry should DO addressed to tho
President OF Mount g. MaPys Ceaieee.
Or to CHAs. d. ELDER Louisiana ASsat.
aull 3m E2t Camp street, New OxieA11.
ST MARY's COLLEGE.
MARION COUNTY, KY
Nashville Railway
Session begins FIRST TUESDAY in sepsmsea.
Bedding, washing and ordinary mending....- % %
French and German FREQ to those NOT st1dyinR the
CLASSICS. Music, extra. Books and stAttouery, a.
current prices
For farther. par ticulars apply to
REV. L. RLNA, CIR Ii, D.,
jy2s am President
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Unpopular personages:-The tat man 10
An omnibus, q tall man an cFoWo, anu .
abort man on Q parade.
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To forn young ladies to virtue ornament their mnds
with useful and agreeable knowlsdge accustom thsm
e ss.iy assiss o S.r and .na 70 enlty.se
abb and ass..oys net only in The family circle but
in general this shall be tho object of the az
fOEts OF the Cemmunity OF Opelousss.
The site Of the ACADEMY IL beautiful aud healthy and
the lnas asssoed to the pupils allow them during she
hsuts OF recreation. ample space for exercise. The
PuPs are always under the eRcsnt of their in.
strnctrcsses-
Tho course of instruction. commencing with the rudi
aerts Of education tn English and +, ench, comprises
Orthc&raphy Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra
Geometry. book keeping. Grammar. English Compost,
tibn, Geography. the of Globes Sacred, Profane.
Ancient and p MsdsIS hsscsy ShEonoegy RheteI!e
tholSgy, Botany Muste Plain and Ornamental Needle
Prsmiuna awarded at tho end Of the year to the
pupils who have exeesd In their respective classes
who have distfnguished themselves q theis good
department. Pupiis 81 every relsioss dsnominaaoa
are admitted into the Institution. For the sake Of
acquisitions Of exterior worship -.
Letters written received By the young ladies are
subject to examination. The sehsastio year oollstl
Of one session of ten months beginning the I'd o.
October and closing about the Tot Of August Pupil
coming amer tho Of the session Will %
charged only from the time they enter. !.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADyERTrsEmENrs.
METROPOLITAN RECORD. /.
DEVOTED TO NEWS POLITICS. LITERATURE
SCIENCE AND ART.
| ONE OF THE LARGEST DEMOCRATIC ORGANS
IN THE COUNTRY.

FULL OF VARIED, ENTERTAINING AND IN
.sTRUCTIvE READING FOR THE FAMILY
CIRCLE. AND CONTAINING THE .
BEST STORIES. POETRY AND
GENERAL MISCELLANY.
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1t is the aim of the Editor and Proprietor to make
tho RECORD something than political organ.
He Is determined that It shall ever continue to bea
WELCOME VISITOR TO THE FAMILY CIRCLE
earnestly looked for and eagerly read by member
Of the household young and old.
FIETY-sIx COLUMNS. -, ,
q large proportion will be devoted to
LIGHT AND ENTERTAINING READING,
STORIES. POETRY. ANECDOTES
As to the
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: TEkMk:
Board and Tuition, per session. 90
Half Boarders .................. 80 90
Entrance Conce paid for Boarders ........... 500
Day Schelsss (beginners, per session 30 %
For tho moro advanced ............ 20 90
Pom, Paper and Ink .....-.--... 5 %
E11RA CHAkSEs.
Piano, Guitar, Harmonium. each, per month %
Uso of instrument, 90
washing per session Observation-Disclosures. 20 eV
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COLLEGE
COLLEGE ~ n,
I M NJ A CT LATE CON CEPT ON
Corner of Common and Bar onne streets
NEW ORLEANS.

/ M NJ A y u II "A T. CO N y T. " n
Corner of Common and BaIonne streets.
NEW ORLEANS.
This Literary Iastitution by the State Of
BY f
81 tho
recreaSn 50 that from the arrival q the psPs It 70
A. NJ I'll their dSpatsGre At NJ they are 0on'tansy
The Course 81 Instruction is threefold Prepar atory
Tho gsepsra.9ry Course is for t begin ners
not CO
The Classical is for those who desire to have
Frcnch IL taught in the three cour Sos.
Students are not admitted, unless they know how to
The moral and religious training of the studentsis the
Of eating
duct, progress, rank in GLASS and attendance.
and the first of
H:yss5s and ia
sssi 00aris eAurEHLEr President
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY OF THE
VISITATION B. v. NJ,
FREDERICK CITY, MARYLAND
Being S s
grounds having BEEN within the past
81 % ss for
lastic year the rst Monday september
saS Of
Of session viii be CHARGED only f Ss
made for those who may be withdrawn before the ex
pration OF the session, unless in case Of sickness.
TEXAS:
'0A1 Mendins, Bed, Bedding. Doctors Fec and 49, -
caTrsns Charges are paid semi annually in
German Italian and Spanish Languages form additional
session of any denomination sol sm
or. JosEPns ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
= Conducted by the Sisters of Charity.
Rear Enmitsburg, Frederick County, Maryland.
This institution pleasantly s.aa.e4 in bssIthy and
part spS Two %uns s.
Nary's College. II wss commeneed In Iso0, and ineSr
x ss In 1916 %
TERsfs:
Bed and Bedding, Washing, Mending and
Doc ors Zee q
l. E. -'0f x AT i P1Y1BIE IN XDvHGoH " y
The academic divided IN two s.s.sess q a.s
Fn.s "a siS Ss o. mo 'A
Letters Of inquiry aiT'o;ss r =; u,,,x.,os
4y57aIy ',.son Sc.a.mv EsaitsOeIs. "
SETON HALL COLLEGE, .... .-.
SOUTH ORANGE, n.
The First Term begins September 4th.
This College offers the advantages Of superior edu.
cation with the comforts and rsapenents Of homo.
The DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT and NEIRAARY
being under the care OF the Sisters Of Charity.
n. A. coRRIdAE, D; D..
a.. in -
PROFE,. I0NAL CARDS.
n j. F&IEDR1cHs,
DENTAL SURGEON,
l55. ST. Charles street-....-..-.166
avas nIy Corner GIrod
WIN W. HANDLIN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office, No 100 Common Street,
|. Under The ST. Charles Hotel,
apI4 = " cow Nov orleaDA. La
w B. LANCASTER
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
30 Camp Street.
| ao9s My New Orleans.
DR- MALyOHEY...-. .SUo ST. ANDREW STREET
Gives specAl attention saving of the natural teeth
Artificial Teeth inserted With without extrastnG s
rsusa. Prices within ths roaoh u All.
] 1SstA exsEsseSA Vishoot paAn. So .i.J
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THE HOLY ANGELS


Corner of Rampant ConSeas streets Third District
NEW Orieana L0ulaana.
This magnificent Institstea was chartered February
the suburba Of ths city and at abort dIstanoe Non
the river is very eomneapaa, thoreeEhly vsaa sssA
security q IL sn.s TO
fupils ef all denciaatisns are smitted, butfor The
the pupliO sna en- Ass 70 =:
the Institution.
TUITION:
Eneiish languages, via; ResSins Penmsnshie. Tr.nS
and Engiish Grammar, ArffhmsSie, Ancient snd Med
sIn @ssa1hy ct sAs olosss rEe:s .,s fsssaes
Protsnel Chroaoiesy. fssaen .sd Essnsh iIsssssusS
Hhetorio Mythology, Natural Philosophy. Chemistry
aso ps.ins. Psptias Fisla asnd oss@ssssi Nee
dlework Tapestry. Embroidsry Artificial Flowers etc
| rERMs-FAfMESTs TO nm MADE QUARTERLY
In ADVANCE:
Board aud Tuition in French and EnRlish Der
- ''''' mar ou:r;:r "a "a
Entrance Fee for the Afst war only. 10 q
EXTRA OAARaHs:
0oIu3.A. .el2 %
Maaie the Piano per quartsr. 20 y
atationsry- :. ........:...:.:..: &C
WAshin& .....--.......... " %
/ 1NlS9tiy and AuiOTOi U
Af0nctal kiowerS .........-........ y y
PP sis.iasE :: ::::: Is Is
and CLOSE 81 the end Of June. BY an e.sminstoa
public exhibition.
BSol: &C., may be procured at tho Instituti0n q
d. e time
Academy Of the Holy Angels. sci 70 iyS
6pprNc rJJTv CoYrCCr
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U NV E SIT Y.

UNIYE RSiTY.
EsTABLIsHRD IN 1872
y an not Of the Stats fss,sataIs n 1885, Il xss g.
the student every facility for acquiring ihoroush
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL EpucArreM
Every, candidate for Admission not. personally a.
daco proper tessimonisis Of good moral ehsrsssss.
81 RI S'i z sc
uct health and improvement OF their ssas OF uasds
sok.
Board and tuition per session Of ton month"; eass.
The nsxt sesson beRns on September ID. 1871.
pa and full PARTICULAR viii b. sent ss o. spp
RFT Fr j. 6; 7s s. kss. 1s s Il
TNsrITuTIoNs o; s1 TIE sIsTEKs oy ST: JOSEPH
New Orleans
The government throughout this sstsblishment 10
mild and Ths are %
tho same for all In saOs. svs.g;h,nF tssas 70 Ps
young ladies' intrusssd 70 sissir naothssly care.
Tas instruction is thorough and ssld and In harnsay
n So III Enss asd SSsnsS, tho rsnesss
Y Ssx.. ~ the Ssy % 9
sure correct pronnnoiation.
The soadeEhcal year closes with public exhbftisa
and dstribnton Oh Pfsiums, to Whirh ppreats sTo L.
vited 49, -. .-.
Education Is here tho object Of sPsciai aenon a1A
Il nd:
ipculcaas pTfnciPes o. solid Pssty relrs -
strict obeeEvAnc aof polite and nAho esPoftmA1A a4
inst feelis 20 1zDspect and a6ectcn sowards paFoa1
Pupils Of ~ H1sspinettons are Admitted:
sesss Is {. Z: sss = -
on Se Joseph have . d0ufishi1R acadeRy. 80
TERAS-To be paid IN advance, as follows;
Eesrding Per three m0nths -
ErtrsacS Observation-Disclosures. 70 %
NuaIc Loasons and use Instrument. % -
9ingi1o Yessous Observation-Disclosures. -
Drawing Lessons .--.--.--
Pastel oil painting according 70 the number Of PuPl
NeedJe-work In all 70 Varieties golden etnbsoidsH
srtctsl hovess, b tAnght % the basTders yhoat extra
charge.
For further EastleulaEs address. 5upsreEecs Of -
Academy Of the Sisters Of st. Joseph Boz 1884, Kew O
Iosns )" o., Hnore couveHtsnt apIiy e
noIauiv or O. ri RLDGR. Agent.
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CANT vINCENT's COLLEGE,
CAFE GIRARDEAU, missouri

CANT VINCENTS COLLEGE,
CAFE GIRAnDEAu, MISSOURI.
conducted y the Priests Of the Con
beastfuy located on sSis.pPi river forty miles
Louis.
GSef
we'll ADAPTED for heaithfu exercise s.,, ,,uv
touch At Cape Girardosu. ..a,-
sn sssn on about a liz II M
TERMS
Board and Tuition, per scholastic gear ..s25:
washing, and mending Of articles washed -..-. Is
Instrumental Music. 90
For further information apply to-
President Of the College
se17sly st. Joseph's Cbarch New oreana
Na a ssaE no ids Canal ssssos. New Orleans.
hereby authorized 70 receive and give receipt tor an
"' -a,N. A. yEgLNA, C. NJ. President.
or srANrsLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
BAx ST.. LOUIE. MIsslsaRfI
and condaotsd By the BI0thers Of che sscEod HsaTs
r. sssr :. sSsrs:
az. q The eS slS g H. s the s
did ocatioa s rhat inoitsent TO haaithfa eSsrois.
s s e. ssP' i
Beard and Tuition, per session. payable half yearly u
xv-ehi01 mar saaaion ...................... 10 %
Bedding, per oepslOn, Optional .....-.--.. ~ "
Yno1tsea ~ apert AZ the tnatitutton 90 oG
EXTRA cHARoEe;
Piano and Violin, Per month, eaeh. y
9ss q Pisns, or osE month .:.::..--...:.-.. 3
EIxkA Per ma
Hyass InstE1lsant, per menth- y
0pan1sh and German languages, Per month, each.
1off ar'nef P"i HkSS6. HIoRIlsoHD.
nhe4 My Direetog Of tho Goneee.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ACADEMY
ov ,uv
IMMACULATE HEART OF. NARY,
WEST CHESTER
AcADEMY

Ths Institution. stu>ted In very dslsh.aal locality
in Pennsylvania 10 under the dirscton Of the sstsss
Of the Immaculate Heart Of Mary. The sstsrs Asvaas
rsesnhy purchased the large sad oemnodious s.ildag
bssonsing to the late Anthony Bsimar acs nov yrs-
pared to AFFORD their pupils greater advantages then
heretofore
The seaolastie Year /. divided isss tvs ssssaeas
ave months each commencing sspssnssr iss, end Iss-
ruary lot. .'
TERNS. co.,.
Board and Taison, per snnun. payable hsf ysaeiy a
adsAAce ~
Languages, Music. etc. form extra charges
For further particulars Apply to the
! MOTHER SUPERIOR
| West Uasstse. Pa
| Orat OFFICE OF MORNING STAR,
sss 7aly 1874 caroadslst strsss 70
| MOUNT ST. MARYs COLLEGE.
NEAR EMlITsBuR0.
Frederick Counev MaTviand
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tS Ia eno o"Se " 0"s, IL "Ati 70
bold outspoken independent fearless
Special attention will also be given In our Literary
and Art Reviews to new books. paintings. etc.
ne -, ~ WV. 10 sufrHsu
in advance:
To city subss.ibsss: per year; 90
To Clubs of Five. - 50
To Clubs Of twenty, with two extra copies: 20 90
A. th... tern,. tina RECORD will bs ma If tina
$4,000 -. Ill =. ~. - ~. ,oro.., -, th. Dsmo
.s.:p s.s,.. ,,nhn.h.a t., hi. o. INV o,h.r n.,+ ~
..A"S ~ .1-,h.. snsaos.t ap,auut
ss,.. - an ~ - -. 80 -.,,1, 80
~ - -. 80 - 81. 49,. - oh.r.ot.,
I'll, a. 40 .roo,al favor Inv ssnd,ro ma
thu ama. and addresses, Of their friends in their own
- o,h. s.ot.. and e thew viii al.o aid N, IN diatri
,.,,n .r.o,,nn. ,ro .h.,I e,rv,rd .s uonv .s +bav
ds.s-a'
- =. ,,u ho ss.r tho. a,.h,, oh u,s f,rn,.b tina
That Wa cali, allow extra COPIES for clubs.
should 1 Be. %
mail, unless registered. :.
ava "a, i. tS =. aassoss IN S eSinr tbs
county and State. .,,,, III.
AZ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'A'u" W ~ 'A
nErRoPo OIL 1a.' pa nEGosD Now ro,.
o1 o., to.e.' N"
JOHN MuLLAL 49,.
,S111, :, -71,11-1 1,c,o1,115c .r1I :, co,,p,Ny
If1E fAiINi "oorAS1 LIE oo''' AN
OF NEW ORLEANS .,
RooFas sew 1ikhS BRAIN and CHIMNEY PIPES.
| KrTTIr TILES
Etc, Etc, Etc.
Roofing has been fully and the cost mnch
J. WEST President.
Or S. ELDER Secretary and Treasurer,
~AssIDY A. MILLER.
sA11MAKERs
COTTON DUCK Agent Manufacturers of Every De.
etc etc Dealers In ali sisss and Qualities Of
CHASE BLOCKS all sizes.
all soSFs ana qps,i,s: and hand At 4.
tine as' "a ~ f'-'''-' 'D"N' ~ - ''
We pay especial attention 70 getting sP II aay
ai Our sslss: T. s:sss:: s:siSs:
as In Offering o9r services tS ~ 2st AZ and onr
pTioes quite moderate.
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