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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-09
THE ELECTION.
Full OFFICIAL Hcturn.-A Close Vote
in SOsa,s. sustRnCc..

We are this morning able to lay be
fore orr readers the full official vote of
the various wards i'll this city. at the
municipal election held here on
Monday. The returns for the First
Ward, published i'll our Extra vestcr-
day forenoon, were made mp from the
count as rendered then, but there
being some dispute about it, the votes
were all counted out again. The re-
suit now is that A. Adrian, Roger
Moore and S. H. Fishblate, Conserva-
tives, and w. 2. Canadav, James
Wilson, L. Z. Rice, W. H. Banks,
Henry BrewinSton, Jacob Wise and
Hiram II. Hankins, Radicals, have
been elected as the ten Aldermen of
the city for the ensuing year. Capt.
Granger was beat by Mr.. Fishblate by
only one vote, and by Mr.. Wilson by
sixty. We have thus elected three out
of the four candidates nominated by
us. The following is the official vote:
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ROSIN-'There has been an active
movement in Resins during the past
week, but the market has been quite
irregular, unsettled and heavy in tone.
Early in the week there was fair de-
mand for Strained, both spot and fr-
lures, being ingood request, and trans
actions were free at an advance for
May delivery, but subsequently, the
market became dull and for the past
day OF two, has been exceedingly ,uiet.
Sellers being unwilling, howeyef, to
sacrifice thoi: ssseiAs IL the extreme
low marker prices, and have been hold
ing OF, not offering TO sell. Friday
the market opened active and $500
bbls. Strained were sold for May de
livery Cbuyer's option), at 81 50. Sales
were also transacted of 1000 bbls. at
g 60 for extra No. 2; 81 So fol
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S T O G. K.
Statement of the Stock of Cotton and
Naval Stores, in yard aud afoat, as
taken to-day (May y by the Secre-
tary of the Chamber of Commerce
and compiled from the books of the
same.
Cotton, bales, in yard. , 3,611
g " ahOat. " 600
Total No. of bales. ........ 3,611
Crude Turp., bbls., in yard. 40s
g s. afoat 1890 600
Total No. of bbls. ... 4OS
Spirits Turp., casks, in yard. =. 1852
g afloat... $50
Total No. of casks ... 1872
Resin, bills, in yard. .... So, Asa
=" afoat. .. S,66T
Total No. of bbls. e7,122
Tar, bbls. in yard. ... 1886
Sc afoat 600
Total No. of bbls ... 1855
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At Denver you are compelled to
drink whiskey out of a gourd since the
recent revivals, as most of the bar
keepers smashed their tumblers and
decanters under pressure of emo
tional insanity.
Miss Emma Felkner, a young and
handsome actress connected with
Vienna theatre, recently quarreled
with her lover, banker, took strych-
nine in his presence, and died in great
torture.
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The SmithvIIIc Election.

The Conservatives of our gallant lit
tie neighboring town of Smithville
made glorious fight on Monday.
They succeeded in carrying the entire
ticket Capt. Samuel B. Price was
elected Mayor, by II majority, and
Messrs. S. w. Lehew, w. r.
Dozier, Hardy Clements, Washington
Taylor and J. L. Harper were elected
Commissioners by majority of %.
The Radical candidate for Mayor
was Capt. Cunningham, of Michigan,
we believe, who is employed tempo
rarily at the Government works for
the Improvement of the river and bar.
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MARRIED.

AT ST. Matthew's Church, Hillsboro', by the
Rev. e. }. Curtis, on the evening OF April 29th,
NJ. A. CURTIS, Esq of wilmington, to Miss
MARY X. NASH, OF HillsborO'.
* cards.
At the residence of MI. 3. H. Fish blate, in
this city, on the morning OF the 18th instant, by
Rev. DIR. Bethlehem. of Richmond, Va, MIR.
EPHM. K. FISHBLATE, Of Wilmington, N.
c., to Miss FANNIE OTTEBROURG,o OF Fay
etteville, n. g.
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business doing at the following rates:

business doing at the following rates:
Peruvian Guano, (Chincha Island)
S75, s77@0$S0; do. DO. Guanope, SO I;
Carolina Fertilizer, S53 time; $4S cash;
$40@$5O Ruth's Challenge Sol. Phos-
plate, S60@S65 Wanda Guano, so J;
Patapsco, do, 500; Navassa Guano,
$50, cash, and S65, time Cape Fear
Guano, S35, cash, and SIS, time E.
f. Coe'sSuperphosphate of Lime, $50;
Baughs Raw Bone Phosphate,s 60
Lister Bros. SlperphospEate of Lime,
So Whann's Raw Bone Superphos-
plate, so: Lodi Manufacturing Com
pany's Pure Bone, SIS: do. do. dou-
BILE refined Poudrette. $50; do. do.
Nit. Phosphate Lime, $50; Berger &
Butts Superphosphate, $50; Wilson's
Superphosphate OF Lime, $50: Is. ID.
Sea Fowl, $50 cash, and $50 time.
IRON BANDS AND TIES FOR
COTTON.-Are in good demand and
fair stock. Sells as follows
Anchor Ties,
Buckle Ties, s. cents,
Side Slot Ties,
Arrow Ties, 8 cents.
WOOD-Oak and Ash arc in large
supply, but Pine is scarce and wanted.
Sells from fiat by the cord and in large
quantities as follows:
Pine, -.-..-......... 3 00W3 %
Swamp Ash .... ) OO@3 %
Split Ash ............ 3 OOM3 so
Oak . 2503 80
Blacklac " 3 SOFAS %
TIMBER-TAe timber market has
been active during the week, but owing
to the heavy receipts the market still
continues dull. The late freshet in the
North West river has brought to mar
ket all the accumulated RATS, and MIL
1ers being supplied to the full extent
of their present wants are only offering
to purchase where advantages may be
had. Common articles are extremely
dull, but finer qualities maintain their
former quotation. The city mills Will
purchase at the following rates p NJ. !:
Extra Prime Mill Timber
per railroad, ..Si630@!S %
Prime Mill per railroad .SI5 OO(aIG 0O
Extra River Timber. OO@l4 co
Prime River Timber. SO OO@11 80
'i'"'ii NH --.---..-----.'.-- IS oo(G9 %
Ordinary -. S 6 O0Ga s 20
Inferior + 00G1 90
SALT.-The market is well stocked.
We quote American at 81 49@S1 d.
and Liverpool at 81 40@0S1 so y sack.
LUMBEK.-There is II heavy bust
ness doing III the shipping trade, both
coastwise and to foreign countries.-
Our city mills are selling al the follow
ing rates
RATES 900 FEET.
Ordinary a~sortmc,t, Cuba car..o,.. :nf s,133 az
:" liayti carg0us.. 90 Hb1lt5 10
Full cargo witr Boards - taa5 - 60
=" tlo0rIn1 boards, rough. 40 uGtd2G og
Ship Stuff rs per Specifications. - 0r,aao az
Deals, hy Observation-Disclosures. - O0,a.s5 80
SHINGLES The trade III this az
ticle is confined mostly to exporters.
We quote Sap at sG@SS and Heart at
70 80 Il NJ
FREIGHTS--Ferv few if any
changes have been made in the rates
of freight during the week. By coast
wise steamships and sailing vessels the
market is higher. Foreign shipping
is done principally by charter and 10
rates are established. There still exists
a fair demand for ship room from the
lumber dealers. but tho amount Of
produce Offering shipment is quit,
limited We refer to o7,r table for the
last rates pad.
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ST MINING 7 t.

Furlong, $50; Fishblatc, 1852;
Adrian, 1,919; Moore, lbs; Granger,
1851; Kellogg, ] ,44G; Hankins. ,652;
Wise, $50; Brcwington, ,S:}t; Banks,
1873; Rice, 1924; Wilson. 1851
Canaday, ,. 7ji; Scattering, S.-DaiN
,IGufUaF 7fH.
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EXPORT TABLE.

Y"fc Amt IF the Principal articles Of Produce Err
I"'rted from the Port Of Wilmington. v. c., for
The month rn.iiHg 4prH 30. 1875. compiled
from. The rspp,fx IF The Duly J"urn"I and COM
pared rrih Hosc tnr The months Of 4tpra
1872 and 1871.
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EXPORTS

New Iork-Brig Isola-1 ,53S bbls
rosin, so casks spirits turpentine.
Kennebunkport, Me-Schr George
D Loud-126,O 600 feet lumber.
Providence, r I-Schr Brave-135,-
343 feet lumber.
Boston-Schr Addie Murchie-127,-
OFT feet lumber.
New York-Schr NJ Vandervoort-
720 bbls tar.
New York-Brig Waltham-1, 500
bbls. rosin.
Baltimore-Steamshi Rebecca Clyde
--522 casks spirits turpentine, 80
bbls tar, 6S2 do rosin. $50 do pitch, 10
bales yarn, 20 90 sheeting, 1851 feet
lumber, $50 sacks guano.
Philadelphia-S Tonawan-
da-6O9 bbls. rosin. 90 casks spirits
turpentine, 100 bbls tar, 10 do. pitch,
l41 bales cotton, 1872 bushels peanuts,
70,S36 feet lumber, 800 shingles,
100 bales cane fibre, 80 do. sheeting,
7 do. mdze, 80 tons old iron.
New York-Schr,R S Graham-3, $50
bbls rosin.
Boston-Schr \ A Farwell-192, 600
feet lumber.
FOREIGN.
Bristol, England-Russian Barque
Hilda-3, 900 bbls rosin, 200 casks
spirits turpentlne.
List Of Vessels in the Por, of vii.
mi"sron. n. O.. May =, 1873.
STEAMSHIPS.
D J Foley, Price, ldg Baltimore,
briggs.
German Victoria, Schulz, dis,
f Peschan
Lone Star, kenealy, ldg Europe,
Williams & Murchison
Nor. FIista, Anderson, dis,
Heide Bros
Norwegian st. Olaf, Hassel, dis,
Heide Bros
(German) Primus, Peters, dis,
JAS Anderson & Co
BIZ Orlolf, Bradshaw, dis,
J Il Blossom & Evans
Br Joseph Howe, Hill, dis,
Spr,1nt & Hinson
BARQUES.
German Maria Adeloide, Pocutis, dis,
Norweg. Barque Mitni, Ronning, dis,
Heide Bros
German Shanghai, Nauschutz, dis,
e Peschau
Jehu, lowering, dis, DeRosset & Co
German Maria Heyn, Beck, dis,
E Peschau
German Intracht, Musweik, dis,
+ Peschau
(Gcrmanl Fear Not, Berding, dis.
+ Peschau
German Mynheer, Antwerp, dis,
sCHOONERs.
G. Ct Barker y Co
Ogeechee, Sabiston, dis,
Ben, Davis, dis, Williams & Murchison
NJ A Farwell, Farnham, dis,
G. G Barker & Co
Charles Dennis, Dennis, dis,
AID Cazaux
BARQUENTINES
(Br) NJ E Seed, Beamer, dis,
Wick & Mebane
List OF Vessels Sailed for this Port.
CARDIFF.
Meteor, McCullock, sid Oct II
NEWPORT (WALEsl.
Delta Peterson, sid Nov ID
NEW YORK.
Brig Mariposa, Milton, sid April 26
Schr r S Graham, Smith, sid April %
Schr Mary Price, Newton, sid March Z
Schr Ida A Jayne, Jayne,
sid March %
CARDENAS.
Brig J NJ Burns, Wilson, sid Jan 81
PLYMOUTH.
Oceana, Aslacksen, sid April ~
Brig Yuma, sid March Is
GRIMSY.
| Courier, Claus, sid March 6
HOLYHEAD.
! Frederick Scala, Waack, sid March 7
LONDON.
| Theodore Noss, Gale, sid March 8
GHENT.
Die Peenee, Ternord, sid March 4
PLYMOUTH.
Minna, Boese, sid March Ia
BOSTON.
Br Brig Winogene, Hammond,
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WE II AVE-
NOW IN STORE.

$50 Cases Men and Boy S Kip Brogans.
100 & Women's and Misses Laced
Boots,
80 . AIen'sSewed5 Pegged Boots,
ID s. Children's Copper TipShoes,
10 .' Ladies Cloth Caters,
10 - WOmen's Buskins,
Il - Ladies Kid Sewcd Boots.
Is " Ladies Grain Scwed Boots,
10 q" Misses sewed 4 pcgged Boots.
50 Pair Mems Grain Slippers,
80 :. - Carpet Slippers,
So - Womcn's Carpet Slippers
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ESCAPE THE DANGER

% This Dyspepsia viii kill me =, su lterer cries
That depends on yourself altogether, good
friend
TARRANr'S SETTER APEEIENr, remember,
supplies
The means all your fears and your tor lures to
eud.
The bilious, the nervous, the weak TIN Gel ressed
Find this SALINE SPECIFIC, Il Sovercigi balm:
Feyered symtems 1t cools, to the slecple<s gives
rest.
And relieves the sick stoma CHI of every lualm.
TARRaNT'S EFFEREESCENT SELTzEr -ipEE-
lent is "a retresnin to the palate Il il bene-
nciai to the disordc ed system.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
april - 1ul-dNW6m d2t.iwcii
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Another Fire at Burxaw.

We regret TO learn that on Monday
night last, the barn, stable, crib, sheds,
&c, of Mr.. John w. Bordeaux, ut Bur
gaw, together with all of their contents,
were entirely destroyed by fire Moth
ing was saved, the corn, fodder, shucks,
&c, all having been destroyed There
is no douht but that il was the work of
an incens.:ary. Mr.. Bordeaux seems
to have some enemy who is determined
to ruin him, as only last July his mill
was burned by an incendiarv.
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WICK &MEBANE.
Cotton EactOrs.
General Commission Merchants,
WILMINGTON, Nc.

~ Liberal Advances made.
D-Consignments OF Cotton, Naval Stores,
and Country Produce. and orders for the pur-
chase of same solicited.
n Bagging and Ties On hand for sale.
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NOTICE.

ggHE COMPREHENSIVE iiERETOTORE-
existing under the name an! style Of j. r.
SCOTT x CO., is tiis day dissolved by rnutuaf
consent.
j. j. Scott is alone authorized 10 settle Ir the
old business.
+. II. SCD1'r--
IL. J. IACLS.
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a'f..s Oh FREIGHT.

,4.rftT.tS o.s..o,,.- Per Sailing
Vessel.
70 NV lu,;k.
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The undersigned VIII cOstiHc 90 transact =
commission business under rae name and style
OF i j. scott * Co, aIJ respectfully axis
confluence OF the patronage bestcr.ed 70 lib
orally heretofore.
J. j. SCOTT.
For reference, .ntrT 70 Capt 2iE l. Il Girainger,
President ;.ank OF New Hanover. Wilmington.
=. g.; r. L. Borden, President Branch Es'tIs!.
of New Hanover, tio,,!shorD'. y g.. Hon. " I.
nortcl, ". >. Exum and A.-.ars. @ * j. AZ
cock.
march II 81 :,IaC<-h
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Arthur Arnold, a Chicago boy, has
been at work all winter in building a
sail-boat, but in launching her, the
other day, he happened to get drowned,
which circumstance will somewhat
of aquatic sports.
A young man in Cleveland, O., who
advertised for lady correspondents was
answered by some of his companions,
and, when the interview was granted,
he met one of them disguised as d
woman, and received a terrific drub :
bling from a stuffed club in the hand
of another who pretended to be her
father
A Y, ing woman in Cumberland,
England, lately threw herself in FRONT
of a railway train and was killed. Her
conduct was attributed to a love quar-
rel. Two weeks later her sutton fol-
lowed her example and was killed in
the same way.
England proposes to honor the men,
ory of Stonewall jackson, to which
end certain leading members of Par
Lament have contributed to a monu-
ment, which has just been finished,
and is to be so:.t over mere and placed
over his remains.
The Troy Times now first mentions
the fact that handsome weeping will
low, in the Fifth Street Presbyterian
Churchyard of that city, is the growth
of a twig cut from the st. Helena
tomb of Napoleon, by Commodore
Wilkes. and transplanted in the GENE
terry by the lady to whom he sent it
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SALT.-The market is well stocked.
VIC quote American at 81 1881 Is,
and Liverpool at 81 40@s1 so y sack.
LUMBEK.-There is heavy bust
ness doing i'll the shipping trade, both
coastwise and to foreign conntries.-
Our city mills are selling II the follow
ing rates
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the following rates
Ordinary .--,..-......-.S 40 tn -
Prime Observation-Disclosures. 80 to l o.
Extra Prime ...-........1 05 10 l 10
Fancy ..,.........-...... - to !, 9,
HAY-The receipts Q. Eastern and
Northern hay have been very large for
the pass week OF so. In consequence,
of this there has been a general break
ing up i'll prices, and the market has
declined ) to 10 cents. We quote
as selling from store as follows:
Penn. Timothy. S -.
New York, ....... l GtG.i 20
C<sSttih. fott6l 10
F.ERTILIZERS-The market is
fairly supplied with all kinds men
toned below. We note large export
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DIED

oRoURKE-on THURSDAY Nov. 10, 1873, at 81 2. NJ:
parish killarney, county Louth Ireland and a resident
Of this city for the past twenty-five years.
Edward Fitzgerald native of Westmeath Ireland,
aged nfty three years. and resident Of this city for the
past thirty.f years.
REDMoND-on Tuesday. Nov. H. 1873 at 81 P. ~.
Thomas Redmond, eyed thirty:dve years, native Of
county Wexford Ireland, Captain of Company Sixth
Louisiana c. s. A. and resident of this city for tho
Last twenty. three years.
DoUGHERTY-On Sunday morning. Nov. ., 1873, at
twenty minutes past 1 O'Clock. Anthony DOugherty,
aged fortytwo native of county DOnegal Ire
land and resident of New Orleans for the last
years.
CLEARY-On Sunday, Nov. 9, 1873, at p. n, David
Ceary aged thirty eight years native of Ireland and
. resident Of this city for many years.
MEEHAN-On Sunday, Nov. 9, 1879, at A. n, Tboe.
Meehan n native OF county Kilkenny, Ireland aged
twenty three years.
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RIBBONS, GLOVES, ETC.-AJ Kreeger's fash
ionable kid glove depot 4a Canal street. may be found
large and varied assortment of ribbons and gloves
Watered sash and cross grain sash ribbons, in extra
Widths, plain and fancy, and worth fully 60 So he is
selling at 81 and the prices of his gloves shown In
his advertisement on page 5. are very low.
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One fifth of the people who died last week
here ied-of-e consumption Most of them were
strangers who had for the benefit their health
Many however natives and in the iDcipiency OF
the disease when they first took the cold which
resulted in consumption could have saved prolonged
their lives by taking of Lapaces Indian Turnp
Pectoral Balm It pleasing taste and 10 sale
BY all drug stores.
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MARRIED

AEGELL-TAYLoR-on Saturday. Nov. e. 1873
the residence of the brides uncle. by John
MAther DR. G. P. Angel to Miss Emma Taylor both OF
this city. No cards.
Louisville Oourier-Journol and Memphis Aualanche
please COW,
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A large variety of dress goods of all shades
and prices at Levy & Bros $50 Magazine street.
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hSli iyop
GOOD NEWS FOR THE. PUBLIC.
GREEN SHOE STORE,
55. 1855. 1900. Magazine Street. 537
Below the Market, Hastings Row,
In order to mako room for stock. We will sell
for the next two weeks whole stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
consi'ting Of Miles, ziegler Bros. and Dunbar's
PHILADELPHIA SHOES,
our immense stock of BOSTON and NEW YORK
SHOES,
For Cost and Under.
The attention Of the public IL called at the time
to OUR HOME MANUFACTORY, for tho mako of
superior SHOES for Gents Ladies' Misses and Children
under the management Of
Mr.. ]. c. NORWOOD,
Known in connection with the manufacture Of Shoes
for the last twenty years.
Now is your opportunity. Don't miss 1t.
E. & I. AsCHAFFENBURG,
Green Shoe Store.
moo ct 5s7 Magazine Street.
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FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES.
MICHAEL HACKETT,
CSuecessor TO Mrs. Mary DohAD,)
Corner of Dryades and ITALIA Streets.

TEAS fresh In favor and equal In strength to any In
the market.
NEW FRUITS.- LAYER RAISIHB, CURRAHTGs
CITRON, MIECE NEAT, etc.
The bsat TABIsH BUTTER, Extra EsDfiy TLOUR,
Hazss enc BgsahH.sf E.ee9, 5aEars Cefsss Ls5s o.a
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
CiTv AND COUNTRY BUYERS.
NJ. L. BYRNE & CO.,
Beg to announce having purchased the entire BANK.
RUPT sToCE of the late Richardson, Knight
Co., of New York City, at q LARGE
DISCOUNT, consisting of
DRESS GOODS,
WOODEN GOODS,
BLANKETS,
FLANNELs.
WHITE GOODS,
TABLE DAMAsK.
SHAWLS,
HOSIERY,
LACEs.
COTTON GOODS,
CAL1CoEs,
The entire lot will be offered THIS DAY. and con-
tinuing through the week. together with their own
Large Stock, at an
IMMENSE SACRIFICE FOR CASH ONLY.
M. L. BYRNE & CO.,
Canal Street .----..----.183
no16l
THE CLEARING HOUSE.
THE BALANCE
of the Goods damaged by water at the late
FIRE ON CANAL STREET.
Fine Winter Dress CLOTHING,
BOYS CLOTHING. SHIRTS and HATS
Splendid Beaver and Pilot Cloth OvERCOATS,
TALMAS and PEA JACKETS,
THE LATEST STYLES OF HATS,
Cloth, Silk. Velvet and Fur CAPS,
LINEN SHIRTS and UNDER CLOTHING,
LEATHER and ZINCK TRUNKS and vALISES,
All Slightly Damaged during the late
FIRE ON CANAL STREET."
which will be cold
Fifty Per Cent Below Cost
NJ. COGAN'S,
10 and &c., Canal Street 10 and 29
mole SIN Between the Customhouse and the River
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ST. JosEpHs TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.
The regular monthly meeting of this Society will DO
held THIS EVENING. at o'clock. in the Hall corner
Of Common and Derb:gny streets. Gentlemen wishing
to join requested to attendi
JNo. McCAFFREY, President.
L. e. MEEHAN, Secretary. mole 1t
ST. ALPHONSUS' TOTAL ABSTINENCE AsSO-
CIATION.-A meeting of this Association will be held
THIS Sunday EVENING, at o'clock. in St. Alphon
Schoolhonse St. Andrew street. between Constance
and Magazine streets Gentlemen Wishing to become
members requested to BIO at this meeting
mole 1t G. L. SINCLAIR Secretary.
ST. ALOYSIUS TOTAL ABSTINENCE CADET
ASSOCIATION.-A meeting Of this Association will be
held in the Star Hail. No 1l6 Poydras street. of
Camp, TODAY Sunday, at o'clock. At the next
regular meeting of this Association, the frst Sunday
in month"; the election of officers for the ensuing
year will take place.
Boys wishing to join invited to attend this meet
ing T. u. EGAN, JR., Vice President
JAS. AUSTIN, Secretary. nol6 1t
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BEST AND OLDEsT FAMILY MEDIcINE.-SGn-
fsrgs Lisn Iast1oEufuFa parosy vegstable Cathrtio
ana Tcnio- ST. xlSs1s1pla. ConstI Elok
ss e
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Tho very best quality of Fresh Meats always on
hand.
Orders from the country filed at the lowest prices
and carefully attended to.
Plantations supplied with the best meats with promp
titude and at the lowest possible fgures
Address, J. STAFFORD, Meat Store,
Corner ST. Peter and Old Levee streets
mole 3m New Orleans.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-16

NOTICE "A Meeting of the Stockholders of the
IN HIBERNIA NATIONAL BANK Is called under
Article viii. Of the Charter be held TO-
1873 the Banking House. between the hours OF 10
and P. to vote the proPriety Of amending the
Charter abolish the interest clause, and
reduce the number of Directors to seven,
THOMAS Marley,
JOHN HENDERSON,
THOMAS SMITH,
noI64t Stockho