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Clemmie Parker assisted NY lhfep
liule dlvlnllleH, "hohe
names lhe reporter was unable To OLE
tain. Roauels fragrant ~ new mowh
hay, and as arllsIloally arranged W
nature and ant could bo eomplnfol
were slrewn around the table win a
probability that must have made lAlr
Flom weep for her offerings,
The telegraph apparatus was under
the charge of Miss Allie Crookslon, as-
sisted by Me- l3d, j, Smith Under The
sklllml manipulalionH of these 'lell
operators, the telegraph wa Que Of lhe
novelties of the evening, aud many a
sly message was transmitted between
the bellies aud bepux that lhosecrcls ol
tho office alone prevent the reporter
from diyulglng
A magnificent cake, voted to the
most popular lady, was awarded to
Miss Allie Crookslon, slereeoiylng Tie
largest number ol votes,
After the award, the Lamars went
through the drill, aud exhibited u pro-
Aciency that was M surprising 10 lho''
who witnessed II m II was gratifying
The ladies and the lamars desire IA
return thanks 10 Prof George for Ih'
efficient manner In which ho conduct
ed the dancing exercises, aud his ct
forts 10 make all those who participate
cd enjoy themselves
The cnllre affair was most com
plc,e success, aud 10 the ladies toe
much praise cannot be awarded for The
handsome aud successful manner II
which the entire nllhir was managed.
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around for them The ltenl'gleamer
went marGhlng0n,
Mr.. l., q, Heed, Of the firm of lleed
a Iathrop, received . dispatch from
louisville, Kyu yesterday, where his
wife now II, stating that u was hoy'
''looked just like its pa aud That
mother aud baby were doing we'll
The dispatch failed 10 give the weight
TnE HERALD extends In oongrplula'
lions,
The reporter desires to return hlH
thanks 10 the ladies Of the Lamar SUP
per for the elegant cake presented yes
lerday, such kind remembrance ~
far toward relieving the monolony al
u hum,dmm, plodding existence, aud
show that he II NJ least kindly remem
hered by those whose good opinion h'
values the most
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" +. LYrN : co., real estate agents no. lOa

W +. LYrE Il Co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
OF persons wishing to purchase real estate to
the extensive lists of property ON their
bulletin boards in and outside of
their office, under the respective heads OF
improved City Property" "Vacant City
Lots" "Farms," and Unimproved and
Wild Lands, embracing business houses and
vacant lots in the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and number of
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter of the city. Also, large tracts of wild
lands In Dallas and other counties of the
state, besides number of farms of various
sizes, including several large and highly i'm
proved plantations within five miles of the
city of Dallas. 2eedlm
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Organization OF the Printers Union.

| W. WV
The Printers of this city, as per pre-
vious notice, held n meeting at tn,
City Council Chamber, on Sunday
evening, July 4, 1879, at half-past tive
O'Clock, for the purpose of thoroughly
organizing Dallas Typographical Union
No. l73.
The committee on organization re.
ported the following names for mem.
bership, who were received AS such
Is. r. Adams, Edwin Archer, Geo. b.
Carter Cbas, Chabot, VIM. 5. Cooper,
Sam'l CroSsley, A. III. Clinton, Will II.
Clark, II. +. Doyle, o. A. Eylar, j. b.
Fitterer, And. Figures, II. X. Gibson,
/. II. Good, Nj. c. Harris, w. Ii. Hall,
l.. l.. Kirk, r. w. Loughrey, II. f..
Ryan, J. W. Swindells, ED. L.. Still.
man, w. o. StilImau, A. G. Stillwell,
J. Il. Simpson, Thos. Sheppard, J. A.
Tooley, w. j. Walter J. NJ. William,
son, Ed. Williams.
On motion, the election of officers
was proceeded with, which resulted as
follows:
o. A. Eylar, president w. 0. Still
man, vice president J. Nj. William
son, recording secretary; I'D. Il. Still
man, financial and corresponding sec
rretary Geo. b. Carter, treasurer A.
II. Clinton, sergeant-at-arms and door
keeper.
On motion, the thanks of the Union
were rendered Captain June Peak tor
the courtesy OF allowing them the use
OF the City Council Chamber.
On motion, q vote of thanks was
rendered MIR. George b. Carter for
granting the Union the privilege of
holding its meetings in his office.
On motion, adjourned to meet on
Sunday, July IL, 1876.
D. A. EYLAR, President.
j. NJ. WILLIAMSON, Recording Secretary.
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~ CrygtaI Purify,

"Pure w crystal" is SYNONYM for
the highest excellence. The "Dia-
mond Spectacles," made by the Spen-
Ger Optical Manufacturing Company
of New York, are literally "pure as
trysIal," being skillfully manufactured
from minute crystal pebbles, and have
an unequalled hardness and brilliancy.
The genuine goods bear the trade
mark stamp of II small diamond upon
every pair, For sale in Dallas by John
Nj. Orom, 5O7 Main street.
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The I. &.

Again is the reporter called upon to
mourn the shortcomings Of the Intel.
ligent Composition. In note from
Fort Worth, published In Saturdays
edition, In reference to the nominees
circular, the correspondent used the
term "pre-adamic," which the |. G. in
nocently transformed into "pre-anon-
ic." The reporter trusts that the cor
respondents lacerated feelings will IN
a measure be assuaged by the assur-
ance that he (tbe l. CO. was incontl-
nently fired out the back door, and
now roams the streets penniless pau
per and raving maniac.
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BLOODY ARfRif,
Three Men Shot Que MORALLY lnn0'
cent PaAllmes Of The "lnlanl
Wonder"

From gentlemen wllo arrived ~
his clty rom pcnsom the reporter
has been furnished the following par
llcuIprs " ~ nil'ruy which occurred ~
the "luhnt Wonder on Saturday
night, aud which resulted IN the
woundlng ~ three mcn-onr ol them
probably mortal
II appears that the Guy Marshal
delegated mnn named John Portland
To arrest some drunken individual who
WIS In dance house creating u DIS
turbaucc, Portland, who, II II stated,
was himself drinking At the time,
made the arrest, but subsequently, ut
the request Of an old gentleman named
Nelms, released the man, Portland
walked 10 u saloon on the opposite
side Of the street, whore he met u
young boy named Dick Nelms, son OF
lheold gentleman referred to,and COM
menocd abusing him, Harsh words
were INDUCED IN by both parties, when
pistols were drawn and the bill was
opened, Nclms rcccN cd u severe and
painful though not dangerous wound
in the shoulder, while Portland was So
rlously wounded In twoor three places,
A sporting man named Warren, who
wus sitting At n monte table In II saloon
on the opposite side Of the street, was
struck In the neck by n stray shot and
receive what hi4 physicians pronounce
u mortal wound. Up 10 the time ON
informant left, he wns still alive, but
| WIN no nnaAlhln hnnOA OF rrnnYnrN.
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Arrival OF the Fountain.

The fountain for the LaGrande Ho-
tel arrived yesterday, and is really a
beautiful specimen of workmanship.
1t is about six feet high, surmounted
by figure of Neptune, three feet high,
with his trident, FROM each prong of
which, like the rock Moses smote, the
waters will rush Tor gush). The base
is ornamented with dolphins and
cherubs sporting among bulrIshes.
When placed in position, and the fif-
teen jets be made each to play a stream
of water, the effect will be fine, and
add not a little to the attractlveness of
what promises to be one Of the finest
hotels in the State ofTexas.
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strictly pure.

II Is fact that while DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder and True FLAW
oring Extracts, Lemon, Vanilla, etc,
have been made for many years with
out reducing their standard of perfect
purity, not another Baking Powder or
Flavoring Extract in the market is
free from adulteration. There are no
colorng, poisonous oils or acids in DR.
Prices Flavors, nor chalk, alum, or
other injurious substances in his Cream
Baking Powder, We know the manu-
facturers take pride in having their ar
ticles strictly pure.
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Ihe COIlOn CrOn.

The HERALD's farmer friends in
Dallas county send cheering reports of
the growing cotton crop. Thus far they
report 1t unusually promising, Nh.
Joseph Britton, living five miles SOUTH
west from this city, yesterday showed
us cotton boil which had nearly at
tanned It's maturity, and says he has
never had better promise for large
yield, AS yet, the drouth has not af-
fected this crop injuriously In Dallas
or adjoining counties, as far as THE
HERALD can learn.
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Noiiee.

Messrs. A. +, Jet aud II, q, Seegar
ARE duly authorized travelling agents Of
TnH DALLAS lIEnALD fRlNrINd COM
rANy, with full authority 10 solicit aud
receipt for subscriptions, advertising
aud job work, from this date until
further notice. W. o. HOLLAND,
llusincuA Manager
uailae JulV 4. MA,
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LOCAL WITT RS.

Major Barley has removed from
Commerce street TO the Commercial
hotel.
Every body thinks its going Ia
rain. "The thought IL only father to
the wish"
Ed. Harris has reduced the pric,
of board at the City Restaurant to sui
hard times. See his notice In another
column.
This IL the last week of the present
term of the District Civil Court. Grim.
inal Court meets the se cond Monday In
next month.
The members of the Supply Fire
Company are requested to meet Mt the
engine house, In full uniform, Thurs
day morning at 8 O'clock
-Thirty-two dogs were slaughtered
at the pound yesterday. And still the
lone and solitary Mexican goes brave
ly on with his work.
--Rumor has 1t that All afternoon
paper, to be published by number of
printers, on the cooperative plan,
will shorty be issued in this city
The evening edition of The HER
AID, containing as 1t does the latest
telegraphic news up to the hour of 60
ing to press, is rapidly growing in pub
lie favor.
About four drops of rain fell in this
city Sunday morning, but 1t didn't
scare anybody. In fact, nobody would
have got scared If twice that amount
had fell.
BY vote Of eighty-three to sixty
three Mr.. Birmingham was declared
by the visltc RS to the lamar Rifle sup
per to be the ugliest man In the COM
pany, and received us the prize a beau
full, full-blown sunfower.
The bridges across the various cul.
verts or bitches are in q wretched con-
dition, and the city authorities should
pay some attention to the matter and
have them repaired before somebody
has valuable horse crippled.
Judge Burford will proceed to call
the civil docket peremptorily in his
court this morning. No further Grim.
inal business will be attended to in his
court until the civil docket Ia cleared
unless the defendant enters a plea ~
guilty. i
Robert Simpson, who was charged
with an attempt to pass counterfeit
money In this city, in December last,
was tried and acquitted In the United
States District Court at Austin, last
week. Hon. A. ]. Peeler acted as his
counsel.
Nestled In leaning tree-top hang
Ing over the water was found freckle-
laced, red-headed urcbIn, Sunday, one
Of the knowing kind. Says the item
cleaner, religiously: "Bui, do you
know this Is Sunday?n "Y-a-s.n
'Wbatare you fishing for, then?" Says
le sententIously, "Mud-cats." And
gain chirruped he, "Ssy, mister, do
'ou know this is Sundaysn "Y-a-s.r
What In hi are. you. tramping I
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have due me between llllecn hun
dred aud two thousand dollars for sub
scriptious 10 the Daily aud Weekly
HERALD In tins aud adjoining Coun-
ties, THESE accounts are all small, va.
ryIng from one 10 ten dollars, and 10
scattered that II IL impossible for me
10 present each individuals bill to him.
Az nm owing money, aud am expect
cd 10 pay H. ! earnestly request I'LL
those indebted 10 me 10 call NJ TnE
HERALD and settle NJ once, Those 10
whom II viii be more convenient can
liquIdate their Indebtedness In wheat,
The wheat may be left at the Todd
Mills, where the highest cash price
will DO allowed for II, aud receipt be
given for the same Ia my name,
H. ", SMINDElIS,
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FOR SALE.
a Rare Chance for Stockmen.

oner Tor sale, very low, my thorouph -bred
ouli Prince Arthur" He is five ye5rs III
anu Is perfect picture of the Ayresbirl,
Prince Arthur was bred fro,, i,,,os,
STOCK by Captain ]. W. GoSlpe. of InmisS liz
kentucky, and was mported from Ken,
lucky when only a small calf bejnv tbara-
ht,S lhor9nghly acclimated. Is perfectly
lie took the lfst premium ~ ths ~ gliilY.
county iair last fall, as the best thdAbnsoghnl
ofeu pull and the first premium in sSg..s,,-
STAKES SAKE ring. win guarantee him MS MP
refer 10 Captain ] ~. noslsa NJ -
VIE, Kentucky, Mr.. n. M. smith. IF SINUS ou,s-
y y, kM1ulsiana, Drs.G NJ. Phillips 4 Thorn
MOI soL inrther particulars, address me nj
10 Idlm RI. WARE.
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4 Card.

w. c. Sickles & Co. continue the grocery
and provision business at GIG Elm street. r.,
V. Tompkins' old stand. They also solicit
nom 81. Louis, Galveston and
other points, The old firm was dissolved on
the 2Oth instant, Mr.. Ii. j, Edgerley dispos-
ing OF his Interest to W. II. Coker. The
STYLE OF the firm will remain the same
Goods will be delivered in the city free OF
charge. W. slCKIFs
'iuiy W. II. COKER,
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Derirnr,i,u IonnngrnlIon.

The residence of Captain Henry
Harris, situated u short distance from
Breckenridge, IN this county, was to-
tally destroyed 10y fire Monday after
noon. The personal effects Of the Inmi-
~, together with nearly all the furni-
ture were destroyed. The loss IL about
four thousand dollars, which will fall
heavily upon the Captain, as there was
no insurance. The origin of the fire IL
unknown, but is supposed to have
been accidental.
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TllE COURTS.
Distr,et ci,iI Court.

Il. A. A. Wright vs. James w.
Wright; judgment for plaintiff.
Jacob Aaron VS. = Thurman; judg-
ment for defendant.
Matthias vs. Matthias; dismissed.
Williams Il Thomas vs. Fred. Cullen;
nil dict.
Williams vs. Christopheri Judgment
for plaintiff.
j.. 1. Elliott vs. c. A. Gauge; judg
ment for plaintiff.
Thomas ID. Coats ct al vs A. p. Law
renee ct al; judgment for defendant.
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G, DAWSON ysJ q, Becker Judgment
fpr plAlullll
r. r. Cos vs. William KumT Judg-
mcnl for plalpllli,
Il, +, Green w j, Cox et Ali JndB'
menl for defendant
A, a w. w, Ross VI j, Wlnshlpi
judgment for plaintiff
II. T., Adams W Champlln n Wlnr-
ton, Judgment for plnlnlIll,
llenslry Brothers ~ Go, VI II, NJ
Hanks; Judgment far plaintiffs,
W, Davis w Mollhany n Davenport
Judgment for plalntlll.
liull BaXtcrs heirs w John llu'
mer's heirs judgment for plaintiffs
Mayors Court,
John Pemble using profane aud oh.
scene language plea Of guilty Hnd
llued - aud costs,
I'D, Mogle using prolane aud oh,
scene ladguage plea Of not guilty ana
lined ~ And costs,
ID, Jacobs, llghtlng plea Of guilty.
aud fined S3 aud costs.
j, Il, Graves, lighting plea Of not
guilty found guilty aud fined " and
costs,
simpson Hall, using abusive and
obscene language plea Of not guilty,
found guilty aud fined W and costs.
Jndgc nuriord's Court-July Term,
CIVIL DOCKET.
limdner, Smith and Go, w John
llOustOn suit on accepted order Judg'
ment by default for plaintiffs.
BrAdner, Smith ~ Co, w John ll0us'
ton; suit on draft Judgment by default
for plaintiffs,
W. q, Randall X Co. W j. Il. Cation
suit on note Judgment by default fol
plaintiffs,
Charles NJ, Jones w d. j. Castleberry
and j. T. Freeman; suit on account
Judgment by default for plaintiff.
Anna Henderson Va w, +, SileT sui
on note three casesG judgment by de-
fault in each for plaintill.
John NJ. StcmmOns vs. w. ID. san
tOrd suit on account; Judgment by de-
fault for plaintiff,
NJ, Guiliott vs. Frank Miller suit OF
account Judgment by default lorPlaln
tin.
STATE DOCKET.
State vs. John Skeldon, horse steal
ing; preliminary examination, defend
ant held In Il bond of $500 10 appear a
next term OF Criminal liourt,
state vs. John TALBOT, assault ant
battery on one John O'Neil defendan
found guilty and fine Of 81 and cost
assessed.
state vs. James Herndon, assault an,
battery; defendant found guilty ant
fined $40 and costs.
State w II. G. Crowdus, assault will
intent 10 murder one John Waters
not concluded.
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aailg gerald.
WEDNESDAY MORNING july T.
FOR SALE,

NY residenee, eoTneF raeihe avenue
ana Houston streets, embracing haiiH
black 81 ground, with - well nnis,ea
one-sioFy aaa basement roeh-eoneTs's
buiiaing, and all necessary os''b"ii"'
iags, eie, A. early applicant MAJ So
cure y baFEain,
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TIIE GRAND HUNT,
A Few words Explanatory Of the Or.
ganISntiOn Of tlIe Same,


The readers of TnE HERALD are
doubtless familiar with the details Of
the grand liant contemplated by II
party OF English gentlemen, under the
supcrintcndauce of COiOad McCarly,
mention Of which has frequently mp.
peared IN the columne Of THE HERALD
and other papers Of the state. In
April last four Of the gentlemen visit
ed this state for the purpose, US COiond
McCarly stated, OF accommodating the
situation. From the following letter.
received by gentleman in this city
from correspondent In Liverpool, II
will be seen that the gentlemen did
visit our State to reconnoiter, but it
was for something more solid and val
liable than game, a careful perusal of
the letter would lead the average reader
to strongly suspect That Colonel Me-
Carly was II grand humbug, If not an
unmtlgated swindleT
LIVERPOOL, June 10, 1873.
---- ---, Esq, Dallas, Texas
DEAR SIR received your letter;
also the description OF land, etc. am
afraid TINT we shall not do much in
land sales, as ii will take some time 10
get over the disgust that ColUlso and
McCarty have given them. Texas and
Galveston had just got into good odor
when they came along and got some Of
the best men in England to 90 into
copper mining with them, putting up
Sl60OO0 against two tracts Of copper
handsome in Clay county, GAO acres
and one in Jones county, GAO acres
these lands they represented to be
very rich in ore The Englishman
paid in the $4,000 paid McCarty and
DR.. Colols0's debts in London and
sent out four gentlemen to examine
the land. have seen the report and
have talked with one of them. They
pronounce the whole thing u swindic;
that there is not copper enough on the
land to pay for working 1t, and that
we all know that the Doctor and
Billy are grand humbugs, liars, etc.
They are down on Texans, and rs n
rule, don't think them any better than
McCarty, as they say McCarty was
met by the best men among them,
treated like gentleman, and even in
answer to their questions, was called an
honest man, until they returned, when
they Were cody told, ooh, we thought
you would find him out.
win you write me and tell me what
you actually know about the copper
lands and where you have seen the
most want nothing but actual facts.
| may be able to get over this business
then. -
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Diamonds, watches, Jewelry, hne sterling
sllverwarc, and everything NJ Austin's witt
during the month Of June, be offered NJ prices
never before heard of, Gail aud be convinced
NJ bl3 Main street, yidlm
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the DAILY HERALD

VIII he fouad eu sale ~ ia" nswH'
beys sa all iTains 90 ,ha resAs nnh
aad Pacific railway, and ~ 'he "esH
slands Ia the city,
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Masonic.

The members OF Dallas Lodge No. Az, A..
f, n A, NJ, will meet at the rev lodge room
this evening, July 7th, for work in the third
degree. Sojourning brothers are cordially
invited VIC. COMMON, WI
Ia. n
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A pair of match horses, new wagon, har-
ness and cover complete, very cheap for
cash. Enquire at $. T. STRATroNS,
July 7-d3t On Main Street.
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CITY BUSINESS.
Notice,

Ny accounts recognized by Hamilton 4 Co.,
unless made by the undersigned
July 7-dtf Z. HAMILTON.
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Watch Repairing
Correctly done, and positively by the ttNe
promised nj j, NJ. Grams, G07 Main street.
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Two reliable agents to travel In the
interest Of TnE HERALD,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-10

IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY HoLDoSSfsi iExcsh
TenAntS.-The New Orleans Sanitary IzsSs asS Of 81
Orleans that they have perfected all tnSoIts the ora
arrangements, and are now prepared to nd sin1.
for the cleaning and emptying OF prtvieSo SoSorlss
waiting Apparatus" an is the same as tnaiS AVE cs
York. Wilmington, Baltimore and other reHrciSe esgS
an airtight tank and deodoriEing at.a ~ ~ remove
which the contents Of vaults and sink eer
without creating any nuisance OF ofenslVe vel e
the ordinary working hours of the day dispatch.
night, and with the greatest efficiency liable sani
This system not only inAugurates We vSsr system pV
reform, but is much cheaper than any o'n .n
in use. Alag the woIA "a
of the new aystem at the office OF tnSe o. addresses
Common street. and all orders left the.e e.JtsntOn.
box 9l3 Pestoffice, will receive prompt S''0
iyll 3m
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-10
INSURANCE COMPANY,

At nm election held Monday, the Sd instr h'
following nameogentlemen were chosen Directors q
this Company to serve or'ae ensuing year:
p Irwin. John IfssitNrson,
Thos. Markey, Thomas hiag'
r. NJ. O'Brien, John q: Ryan
Thos. Gilmore, W.. Casten'
John I. Gibbons, "A. GirdnSr,
William Hart z. Conery, Jr.
Emile Gauche.
And at meeting of the Board, held May lotn, Jun
HENDERSON, Esq, President, and P. IRWIN ~
Vice-President, were unanimously reelected
The Board declared out Of the net profits OIL
Company for the past twelve months 10 per esn'
terest; also per cent diyidend the paid up caL
and 90 per cent dividend on premiums paid Dy wv,
holders-sad interest and dividends, under the ans.
ed charter to he placed to the credit Of the stock
Interest and dividends full paid stock to be pAa
cash at the Office of the Company and after July -
| next.
THos. f. BRAGG, sscrets1'
New Orleans, May 81, 1875. mysS sH
THE FIREMEN's INSURANCE CoAPAAi
OF NEW ORLEANS,
Office, Corner Camp and Gravier Streets
INSURES AGAINST FIRE, RIVER AND AAhl1'
This Company is now ready to take Risks against -
or Damage by Fire.
L. n. MARKS, President
T. PRUDHOMME, Vice PRESIDENT
R.H. BENNERS, Secretary
JAS. BoYCE, Inspector.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS;
Jacob Alexander, Leon Berton, II.
John Fitzpatrick, o. Taylor GauSS"
/. N Marks, Wash. MarKs'
C. Sporl VIM. Swan,
L, A Wilt B. Wormann,
T. r Cain ii a. BierhorSt
ChaS Hemard A. n IsaacSon'
7. Prudhomme, B. NJ. Pond,
Otto Thoman, Geo. WaterS'
| mh14 IS 1y
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-10

Ridicule is q weak weapon when leveled at a
strong mind; but common men are towards,
and dread an empty laugh.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-10
u ESTABLISHED 1852.
G.. C, HARTWELL,
Baronne Street 80. ..,I,I1p -.Tr
DCU7TRER AND GAS FII1Gp

Just received the latest improvement. and sIE
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