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Bill Ill the 6elA{o or tno Uhteu tAtea ha l0 H0N or
grandson Of John jacob Astor, This right Ia secured
10 tho OF the poor y tho compensation c4uso OF
the Constitution. And am hero to-night
IN THE INTEREST OF THE pOon
aud ia my own Intorcst as poor man. 10 d0nolnco
any attempt to overthrow, my coWardco which
5 aysry S sa4ysn % ct Gaf
lind.
In tl!ls conncctsop. spirited man will not pornt
another 10 do him any great sorvics without COM
renratlon. You farmers sonlA not permit man to
work for you all summer without compensation, for
two reasonH: It would bo Injustice to the aborer
md, secon you do not desire to be uno1 obligations
war want your your .erviess eS but must iy for o,a or Viii
no eA!so 70 10 under ogat!ons which they sannos
Constitution pays plainly IA 1t says anything, tho
lresliens tho Judges aud tlle members OF Congrcas
@ soy sa ait's not II aeryo wnont compeusatIon We viii
not he ilnder obligations to them.
nm nwaro that tlle Senators who giyo back their
srEsl To TIE DOING A 0ooD THING;
seon to bo doing favor to tho people; hat the press
Of s T. ennnis sf nrass,
1c ean aora t. snloy, aud heIetore the poor noll-
hers ot uengruss who sa1lnot afford 10 giyo up their
c1cnt tho rich aro exalted n,soyo tho poor, and the
people are injured far BY TIN. than hey arc bono
To patb o sory Is arewn Viii III iii Tie 'e Wreck ef s
in1ttulionai tho bancrs mud ohlOu.s OF nlaa lLer-
tics lost, lare'y layo thu liieres Of people been
oYVr&hruwA by open yluleneu. Ono lcBpotism 1nAy
succeel another by forcu Of ar,uu, hut opublica
oyarhrown hy insltiious aud coated inoyauons
interests Of tho people, loses s sancy, and 1nny be
more n easily violated again by ls'ogogue who wlses
which Julius ousAr had failed to establish BY force.
Whom this nlattor comoa TO bo undoratood, ~ 1t will
Will not consent that few millions shall undermine
tleir Eight to participate IN tho government by depos
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bt1rn voted 1Or tho I'LL IlHlCtWH 6a~ycr aKhtDBt Il:
Hoan aud AtcIndoe did not Toto. All four receiyod
tho back pay voted by the bl Ia thcro any hero
to,ntght Who ss Willing to brs'ld Gov. Washbnrn ~
Sawyer wero tho receivers Of stolen money! II tho
namcs above mentioned not ctortahed and halow-
ell In American history uun wllt rtat the halo
THE MEN VINO HAVE srooD BY parscIr1E,
the men Of both parties who arc noat osteemed and
WllUHe memories nlOBt cherished found III lH
tie secsivSg q SssE rsy q s reseyns i stesn
II Halo and pol summon and Wlaon, Foote and Col.
lamer Fish and Seward, Stockton md Wright, Bayard
snd CLAYTON. Ihonpson and ofittenden Jones and
and Yates lIann, Fessouden mud Morrill,, Caas and
stuar luak and Houston, Dodge aud Durkee, Lano
deu, Johnson AMI Crcawell, Wright and stockto,,
Harris and Morgan, Wade anl Sherman. Hesn,th and
%n% A.n ,n ad na%Ra and r
Norton, and T. O. Howe arc all thieves or the rcceiv
ors of stolen money then 70 who " steals or reeeyes
company; and driven to mako my election should
prefer to bo olaHaed with those
RATHER THAN WITH TI1Etn PnEsENT AcCusEns.
THIS list Of those heretofore supposed to des0rv0
well uf telr country and to have added to iB glory,
but who are now hraideu as thieves, roceiverh Of
o 30 u aE e e
two ycars; which have net done except to Tho mc,u
bers from our own Btato. All tho ,nen,bers OF tho
cspt QUO wslu IL Ia saA, wont homo to hts costitu
ents and ran for recollection, principally upon tho
dofsate nn II IL sa!d sftcrwsrds returned to Vail.
that 10 Hua too late,
JUDGE nowE,s rosrr1oN
permission to aAy TO you tcnght, that, although 10
% S hS sai
yes that ho believes 500 Ia mt abovo fair compen
nation for his scrytcea at ha Aas drawn the money
Howe voted asainB. tho bii nnd voted tor IT.. tie
Gully difference Of oplnton between VI VA. that 10
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-21
LATEST TELEGRAMS.

The New York Board of Allerme Il
have very considerably voted 50, Goa, GOO
for the payment Of extra laborers on the
| Public Works and Parks OF that city.
This is to make work 10 men made idle
| by the panic.
Sharkcy, confined in the Toombs on n
| charge of murder got away in a woman )
dress, and has not since been found.
Of the six passengers arrt sted on the
steamer City OF New York. at Havana,
three were women, one niece Of Al
DANA. Extensive correspondence WAS
found secrettd about their clothing. Ev
this correspondence many persons on
the Island, heretofore unsuspCc.od, were
implicated, and as the Moro Castle left
Havana they were being shot without
mercy. It was estimated that aJoE: forty
patriots, on various portions Of the
Island, hal met this fate.
Chicago, November pa Washing
ton special 10 the Tribune says summers
letter ON the Iuban question Il lnterrrc-
tatcd in Administration circles 10 iadi-
cate that he will maxi a fl, shassault on
the Administration in the next Congress.
San Francisco, Nov. 2n.-J. +. Cham
berlain, owner of True Eiue, publish 5
statement that Palmer. tie Iiicr Il Joe
Daniels, eat True BlUe down and that |
True Blue could have dist2ncci both |
Thad Stevens and Daniels in The third |
heat. lie also says that previous 70 the !
race parties proposed to him TO divide
the purse and win tn, money in the pool !
box, which he declined TO d.. The |
statement has caused considerable feel /
ing in Sporting circles.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-21

CONCERT AND DASCING HALL-The
Corbett Bros. haze the hail above their
new store, occupied by Mason & Cham
berlin, nearly finished. 1t is to be used
rs a bali room, and may be had for con-
certs- 1t is inst the thing We have been
wanting here. The hail is 81 Il
plenty large enough for any party. AMI
not Zig enough to chill you with Il
vacuum when The crowd happens not to
come. The floor is excellent for dane
ing. 1t is let to Burns, who takes
possession on TIE 1st December, and
will Use it for a dancing school-room
during the present season. From him it
may be obtained. We presume, Ay merry
masers in general. The AdeIphi's are
talking of it as the place where they will
give their parties. When finished it Will
be provided with T. hat apartment and
dressing room, built 81 70 the west wall,
and with every other convenience and
comfort.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-21
DR1Ps.-This is the technical name of

DRIPs.-This is the technical name of
the fluid which passers-by on Carson
street see Dick Mills pumping from the
Maxim Gas pipes skirting the sidewalk
1t is the unconsumed gasoline which
being unused, lying in its cold bed. be-
comes non-inhammable by combining
with foreign clements from the atmos-
phere, and has TO be pumped out to give
place to gas generated afresh every day
Ii some fellow happens to drop a half
burnt match into Dicks odoriferous can
one of these evenings about twilight, the
nei9hborhood will very probably be put
to mourning. The stuff is unlike powder.
which isnites Icy a fame, and you may
throw your stump into it, Dick willing.
with impunitv.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-21

ONE MORE CEAHcE. 1t arVtag, that
Dan Mathcncy, sentenced to Ge hanged
in Hamilton on the 18th If next month,
has one more chance for his lite. judge
Haw!ey, We understand. has wit; n
letter 70 parties in Hamilton that if more
facts can be furnished in Matheney's IA
yur, the Board Of Pardons Viii recon
slider its action. The Indifference Of the
culprit, coupled with his seeming want
of realization Of the awful situation in
which he is placed, has raised serious
doubts in the minds of some concerning
his sanity, and another move, We hear,
is to be made on the ground that he is
not Of sound mind. 1t will thus be seen
that there is still show for the mild
young man to save his neck
-Eureku SeH!ia.l
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-21

GrHSAs--c.-The Ol!mpies have been
looking forward to their next monthly
soiree, two weeks hence, as the occasion
for a masquerade ball together with an
exhibition OF gyIGnastic featS The
young gentlemen have made fine pro-
gress, and a number Of the club Lave
become quite expert; but some of their
best men have seemed to be letting up
on exercise lately: so that it is not GER
tain. now, whether the exhibition will
be given or not. They can make an
elegant show and they are unwilling to
run the risk Of falling short Of what
they are capable OF.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-21

TIE OEMsDr House billiard room pre-
sents an exceedingly CHEEKY and inviting
aspect in the evening. 1t is SO pleasant
to so there now. owing to the excellent
arrangements lately made that some who
had almost given up billiard practice
have been induced to come out again.
There is no place in town where one can
pass an hour, in the evening, more
agreeably.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-21

MH1NHERR Fox is down below, where
he will remain yet two weeks purchasing
every thing in general and holiday goods
in particular. lie will have the largest
stock for Christmas. of things in his mis-
cellaneous line, that ever was exhibited
in Carson.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-21

THE CATHOLIC BALL.-Lest there nay be any
mistake as 20 the party-msny believing it to be
the same as a Festival-it is well to know that
the only expense to be incurred by those who
msy wish to attend. will be the price Of the
ticket, which is, SIS published, ss, supper in
cla..s;;
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-21

TIE MINT continues working in full
force all day and great way into the
night. One never sees the black smoke
from that huge chimney communicating
with Hades down below subside any
more. 1t minsles with the thickcnins
twilight and keeps going.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-21

IRE STATE UNIyEEsIT-I Is fnishirg of
with Mansard roof. It viii, probably,
be opened to advanced students, and
those i.ot very far advanced, early next
year. Those scholars who go beyond
their classes in the upper departments
of the public schools throughout the
State and can not have the special at
tention of their teachers further on, nav
form nucleusat Elko and be taught with
great advantage, being a few, in the
highest branches of liberal education.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-21

JCDGE G. n. Harris moved his family
to town, yesterday, and, occupying his
new dwelling lately constructed accord
ing to his own architectural idea, is now
one of us, de tacto as well as de Ja,e.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-21

RoDEE.-W-e find the following report
of the condition of our unlUcky friend,
Eobey, in tie Enterprise Of yesterday:
Although the doctors have several
times sharpened their knives ard threat
ened to amputate Ii. L. Robey's left
arm. in which be has had severe attack
of erycipelas, the limb is still intact and
Is now fast getting well. The disease
extended 70 his head, and, indeed, to
every part Of his body, and only pow
'rfni constitution saved his life. He
still carries both his head and his arm in
4 sling"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-21

The ADELPHI CLUB met Tuesday
evening, pursuant to notice; but few
of the members only being in attendance.
They adjourned to meet again next
Tuesday. Several applicants for men,
bership were admitted. When these
gentlemen do get under way, We may
look for series of the most pleasant
and elegant soirees.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-21

DIs1NTERMENT.-Jim Sackett was en-
gagged. yesterday, disintering the remains
OF the late Charley Curry and three
children that have been sleeping near by
him within the same enclosure for some
years past. These remains are to be re-
moved and reburied where the body of
Col. Abe Curry was lately put to rest, in
order that the family of the dead may
all still continue side by side.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-21

O,.AEA LoTTEEy.-The boys have
hranched out anew in their games for
winnin's. They have q lottery game,
now, in hand. II is cigar box with a
hole in the top. The buckins boy pays
the keeper two marbles for draw. He
pulls out folded slip of paper with a
figure on it. Ii that figure is 0 he
doesn't get any marbles. The dealers
percentage lies in the 0's, which abound.
Hence the name that the boys on the
outside give it-Omaha Lottery.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-21

GREEN TURTLE SouP to-day, at FRS
bie's, for the world! He has an ancient
turtle in the pot with the burnacles Of
the deep blue sea on lis back like coral
reefs, which weighs eighty odd pounds
What your epicurean palate may crave
after soup, you may order from his out
side show window. If you should crave
hundred pound pumpkin by way of
dessert, he has that for YOU too.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-21

TEE CoRBErT HoUsE. kept in first
class style and crowded always with
guests, has lately had six elegant sleep
ing apartments added TO its already al
most la5arynth of rooms. There is an
air of life and comfort about that house
which is taking. The table overfiows
with generous food. The bar is well
supplied with good liquors. It is, in all
respects, first class hotel.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-21

GIEENER GUNs.-In addition to the
attractive stock of other things with
which Rails store is piled up, he has on
hand also, some Of the prettiest, truest
guns ever brought to this market fer
sale. 1t does genuine hunter good to
pat one of his Greener's to the shoulder
and run his eye over the barrels. Call
and handle the articles. Il will do you
good and won't cost you cent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


II II B, ight VIM Laws p Campbell
G W Harvey Frank Smith G Logic
J l. johnson 20 Alien J y Damon
Thomas Beer
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We ARE quite proud to say that Tie
citizens Of Carson made so handsome Il
response to the appeals made in behalf
Of Mr.. James A. Logan-the man whose
eyes We're destroyed and whose arm was
blown off by q discharge of powder in
an Eastern mining canp,-as to increase
his scant purse to the tune of 1898 in
coin. A friend Of his desires us to make
q formal tender of Mr.. Logan's thanks
for the timely liberality thus bestowed
upon him.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-21

LEBEEAL.-A couple Of fair pursuasive
ladies' visited the Brunswick Mil several
days ago on a mission Of selling tickets
to the Catholic Party on the 9th inst.
They were entertained at the Elstner
Mansion in the spirit Of noble hospital
lily which characterizes equally its host
and hostess; and, aided in their object
by Col. Elstner, the ladies sold So Of
tickets at the Brunswick alone. hot
having time to 80 farther that day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-21

YEA VERIFY does truth take on the
garb Of fiction at odd times. 4 party Of
travellers through town, Yesterday,
stopped at Frishie' restaurant and with
blanket coats turned up at the collar
they Rugged the stove; and what did
they ask for TO warm themselves with,
think you: Red pepper tea: No. They
called for ice eyesn,. There was not any
in the house, but the old man offered to
freeze some for EN-.
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Church during the three days which will pre-
cede the Inauguration.

Church during the three days which will pre-
cede the Inauguration.
5.-we grant an indulgence of forty days to
all the faithful who. visiting the Chapel of our
Lady of Lourdes, will recite three Hail Marys
to honor the mystery of the Immaculate Con-
eeption. They can gain this indulgence as
many times each day as they visit the Chapel
during the Iridium, the day of the Feast, and
it's octave. After the octave, they can gain it
only once day.
Cit is our intention to establish in our
Metropolitan Church q Confraternity of our
Lady of Lourdes, which will be affiliated to
the ch-Confraternity of Lourdes; the per-
sons who may wish to become members of
it may from this time give their names to the
Rev. Wears of the Cathedral.
This, our Pastoral Letter, will be read in
each church, at the parochiaI Mass, on the
Sunday Immediately following it's reception.
Given at New Orleans, on the Feast of the
Maternity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Octobe,
18th, 1873. I NAPOLEON JOSEPH,
| Archbishop of New Orleans.
| By order of the Archbishop,
G. RAYMOND, VIC.
Secretary Chancellor.
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Cheap signs at 1873 Girod street.
MARRIED

GREEN-POoL-At st. Stephens Church, Sixth
District. by the Rev. Father Mandine, on Tuesday
evening October 2sth Mr.. John G. Green Of Mobile,
Ala to Miss Mary A. Pool OF this city, but formerly
Of Alexandria.
CoNDoN-CULLEN-On Wednesday evening, Octo-
ber g. 1879 at st. Patricks Church. by Rev. Father
Hesin. Miss Sarah Agnes Cullen to James J. Condor,
both of this city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On Tuesday evening
October 1879 in the Church of St Stephens, by the
Rev. Father Abbot, William Fitzgerald to Miss Marga
ret a. Weldon, of this city.
Waterford and New York papers please copy.
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ARTICLE XIV.

ARTICLE XIV.
No stockholdsr shall In any event be liable be-.
yond the amount Of hs subscription TO the capital stock
OF tho Association or his indebtedness TO the
ARTICLE XIV.
The stockholders OF tho Association, at o genera
meeting convened for that purpose by the Board Of
Directors, by the President written request
fifteen 5) after thirty 3O) days notice
In daily newspaper published In Engsh IN the city
of New Orleons may mako any notifications, additions
and changes in this Act OF Incorporation Charter
with the OF tho three ourtha
OF the total stock subscribed.
ARTICLE XVI.
At the expiration OF the Charter, sooner IL tho
stock be paid tho affairs of the Association shall
quidated its debts paid and tho balance divided pro
rata among the siock holders. tho amount held by
each Of paid stock under tho charge of three Com
missoners who shall be stockhoders appon by
Board of Directors for that purpose.
Thos c. Walsh, Edward Sweeney
Andrew Leo. I. A. Finnsy,
DIR K. I. Sheppard, +. NJ. Bermfngham,
+. F. Curley, John J. Finney,
j. D. Mahony, John T. A. O'Meallic,
NJ. A. Aleyn. Jno. Mccartney.
Thas MoKendriek.
Thus done and passed at my Office. at New Orleans.
aforesaid the day month and frat above written
in the OF Harris Murphy and James j. Wolfe,
witnesses of lawful age. domloiated In this city who
hereunto sign their names with tho parties, and
the said Notary after the reading of these presents
HARRis MuRrnx. JANIS j. wouLsR,
se,4 f w. j. CAsTELL, Notary Public.
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ST. ALPHoNsUs' TOTAL ABSTINENCE Asso-
CIATION.-The regular monthly meeting OF this Asso-
citation will be held THIS EVENING. st O'clock in
st. Alphonsus Schoolhouse st. Andrew street. full
and punctual attendance is desired. Gentlemen wish.
ing to join are requested to attend.
no2It c. L. SINCLAIR. Secretary.
ST. ALOYSIUS TOTAL ABSTINENCE CADET
ASSoCIAT1ON.-The regular monthly meeting of this
Association will be held at 16 Poydras street. Of
Camp, TODAY at o'clock. Cadets will be required
to pay their dues at this meeting full and prompt
attendance is expected. Youths wishing to join are
invited to be present.
JAS. AUSTIN, Secretary. no2 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IIBERN1AN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
No. New Orleans, Nov J.,
1s7s-The regular monthly meeting of Branch No.
will be held on WEDNESDAY NEXT, NV. ). 1873,
at n o'clock in St. Johns Old Church Dryades street
NJ wHEELAHAN, President
PATRICK MoLoNY, Secretary. no2 1t
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
Observation-Disclosures No 6-The regular monthly meet
ing of this Branch will be held TUESDAY, Nov. 4,
1873, at ThP.N
BY order: II. r. BRENNAN, President
j. H. HEsLIN, Rec. Secretary. no2It
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GRAND OPENING
NEW FALL MILLINERY.
MRS. w. JACKSON,

MRS. w. JACKSON,
No. 554 Magazine, Cor. of St. Mary street,
has just received superb stock of HATS. RIBBONS
FLOWERS and MILLINERY GOODS of all descrip
tionk. REAL LACE GOODS COLLARS, HAND
KERCHIEFS etc., ETC., AT COST.
A full stock Of Ladies' and Children's Underwear
Embroidered Yokes and Pillow Cases, New searfs.
Ties and Mock Ribbons. Sashes, etc., etc.
GOLD AND SILVER FRINGE AND STARS FOE
REGALIAS.
Black Silk Fringes, Gimps, Buttons etc. in great
variety. with . fine variety of
FANCY GOODS, JEwELRY, ETC.
all at prices to suit customers. NOE im5p
DRY GOODS AT ASTONISHING BARGAINS
~ AT
MAX BRAUN'S.
GIL Magazine Street. ......611
Near Josephine.
| WINDOW SHADES AT HALF THEIR VALUE.
On MONDAY, Nex; u: will ePen ny e6ti1e stock OF
at great lady friends and customers
and win continue the same during this great panic
stock Of Dress GOODS such As Ai.Wool Cashperes.
Empress Cloths sattnes serges Reps 49,, APse ea.
ssSlsse s BE- eSsAA LP&cA sPEcTAI
I Hosiery, Handkerchief, Cvrsets, Shawls Flanneia
and Blankets AT GREAT BARG AIMS.
| Also full line OF HOUSEKEEPING GOODS MAJ
tngs Rugs, Carpets Mats, Oil Cloths, Crumo Clo'hs
and Window Shades. .
Call soon convince yourselves that all Goods car
nos 1m5p MAX BRAUN's, Gil Magazine st.
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FULL MEAsURE.-1n purchasing coal, people
should feel secure that their merchants who
are strictly honest, and who will give full and fair
measure. Such men Messrs. a. & c. Tyler, No. Q
Carondelet street, who sell Anthracite, Camel and
Pttsburg Coal at the lowest market rates.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-02

Breathes there a man, woman or child who,
having cold cough is not anxious to be free from
It'll If such there be have sympathy for him. but
to him who wishes relief say, get bottle of La
places Indian Turnip Pectoral Balm, for sale at all
respectable drug stores.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-02
GULF CITY BITTERs.
1.-THE Gulf City Bitters,"

becoming daily more popular In this community, and p
wherever used fast
sUPERsEDING ALL OTHER BITTERs.
They are made from the most harmless but invgors-
ting ingredients and have for their basis tho pufess
and choicest Of spirits.
AS AN INvIGORATOR APPETIZER AND A
STIMULANT TO THE INVALID
or tbose sedsntarily employed, they INvALuABIB
cause them be Indispensable to every Household
AFTER THEY HAVE ONCE BEEN TRIED.
In order to accon modate the steadily increasing de-
N and for tho GULF CITY BITTERS, have recently
enlarged the capacity Of my manufacturing premises,
and will, In future. be enabled to I'LL promptly al
orders, city and country.
THE GULF CITY BTTTERS
can procured by Single Bottle from any Of Reai
Liquor Dealers, Druggists, Saloons or Gr9cers
THE TRADE SUPPLIED AT LIBERAL RATES.
Prepared only by
CHARLES FRICKE,
Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors,
9 North Commerce Street
Mobile, Alabama
JOHN HENDERSON, IS Tchoupitoulae st.,
Sole Agent
Also, Proprietor OF the celebrated GERMAN BIT;
TIERS n sure aud reliable remedy for AGUE ana
FEVER, and all LIVER COMPLAINTS NOS ly4p
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DIED

NONAGHAN-On Wednesday morning. October 90,
1873 at minutes o'clock, at 26S Common street,
NJ Monaghan aged forty years, native of Coun-
ty Donegal, Ireland
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If you want to make your son happy get
him pair of red top boots from Wagners splendid
stock. Wagner keeps at the corner of Ursuline and
Dauphine streets, at the sign OF the Red Boot