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TRh1NS COLLIDE. =
Srtcfnt Dtspdtch to The Ghscalo Tribune.
MusxooEE, I, r. July lowing to deuso
fog prevailing, two freight trains oo1lided this
morning at. Ohooatal on tho Missouri, Kansaa
4 Tsxas Railway, 2b miles south os hero.
which wrecked two casa and killed several oattlo.
No other SERIOUS damage, beyond 4 few hard
knocks 70 train mon aud pssseuHorH.
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DISASTER IN HAMPTON RoApe,
NonFoLK, yn,. July G.-Tho stoanl-tug Lumber
mau, while returning last night from Fortrcsa
atonroa with ,plosauro party Of eighteen OH
board, whlo of Bowel u Point. Was rim down by
tho steamer 1saao Doll, and sunk Immediately
10 ieat of water. I}onts wero lowered
from tho Bolt, and soyoral Of tho aur-
yivofa picked ttr. :, THO following H. a
list Of tho ioht: aira Elizabeth 11u1gtna widow
s ay ssa 'f ftsSess sS s9s " Safe "S csr
Edward Cuuk. Jamuu G. Dotunl, OF Norfolk; Miss
If. Borum. Of Matthew'S County. Va; aud tl.o
en9iheor o. tho L!fnlermau. Qaft Brown waa
wheel Of ta boil. hut mustered Tho ntrongth to
rescue l,s wife. who had To crawl through tho
lug carried down by tho faat sinking
Ia"s; j'ifsi inteiihl, and Il ia feare III at not
survive. Bonts bRvo been Bout down to drag for
tho bodIes. Tho proper signals ara RRia to have
boon given by tho Captain Ut tho iaaao Boil, aud
NJ blamo u attached to him. Only three bodies
Wilson m,d Miss DorMm,,, wore found near
Fortroda Monroe, ndnrly miles from tho aceno
OF the disaster. Tho body OF Miss Fredoseci
wna found teat Howe1ls Fnf,lt. Rectlen OF tho
Norfolk Light Artillery blues have today 4esn
firing tncIye-tioundor g,tne about tho spot whdre
tho bodies aro supposed to bo lylnR-.'
DROWNED.
BE1T1nEnE, July a.-aoorgc L., only aon OF T.
II. Talbpt. EH4., formerly Of tho Chicago Eren-
ing Matt WIS drowned yesterday afternoon
in thd Kishwatlkeo 1Iivcr, at thia place, while
buth!,1 in company With companion.
Sptelai itspttrh to The Ghfcn10 Tribune.
DunuQuE, Iowa, Jaly 8.-'fho son OF Our we'll
KNOWN t0vnsman, T.. G. David, ayed IL
ycasH, was drowned at z o'clock this aftoinoot,
while bathing ssitt, Honic bnya at tho foot Of
Teuth street. Ths body was recovered In ilvo
nlnutor4 bit life WAS extinct.
S1~e7a{ kespateh IL The cAirdGo 7'ribsnt.
Iowa Ctrr, Ia., July 8.-A boY aged IL yeafr,
eou OF III. Whialor residing ncaf tttis city, rns
drowned in Tho Iowa River yesterday while IN
bnthinG with seyaral other Inls. None Of shcm
could swim, honce No nil could be oxtqnd0a.
'Srtrtai Dtsm!tch - 1rhe CAscaaa Tribune.
Easf SAGINAW, Mich, 1uiy 8.-A battonux con-
tanning three 1nan, In attempting to faatcn a line
to tho tug Uncle Sam. In aagiuaw N1vor, this
morning. WINS capaizcd, and ona Of tho three,
Patrick Crnyon, was drowned, tho otlerB had 9
narrow cacnpo. TIM body was recovered dnd n1
inquest hold, resulting In verdict OF accidental
drowning. :, p.
DETnos1, July B.-Thls morning, while The
Hon. Albert Prince, OF Sandwich, Cam. wAe
| bnthtnB near hin 1esdonco, hc wna nttaclefs WITH
| cramps and drowned. lie was 4 membet Of tho
CANADIAN Parliament, and ono Of tho prominent
mon OF tho Dominion.
, 1875-07-09

ru,LAptLrlt1A, autls u, Il 5.-To CHas!tf q. Cot.
tttr, ~. .stlosAy kfry sIatvr C,m,any In Wow NJ
rnle.ilna IN tlc "'l.ta .in,cfrnn, dcFla!n4 mo
MY intended pulley Of making ,ailia dcelasaon*
nll.sa II uy Invention. nov publicly ASSERT that
hAyr produced tic results w"h many PERSONS have
Thr ral,etio ii .thtrla alr lntn my machine.
l!nsr1 quantity of natural water direct irunl TO
II, sAurr, anil tho tnachInn itself, Which ID eimpy
iurcan.a! structure. With thest thtce agents nlnnr'
un7ilcl rs mug a,d ereFy chemical com,.'and heat.
inapprec a,c u roll ot tiue, " simple man.;atson
of ll,u ilachine. yarTc bups.a 1t onn e1us'e.
Ut 4 yule II ten gallhns, having ensto cIlcrgy Of
1o,ml pnls to Tho tars inch. TIL. Rultrnts as.
*cst and ready II verify by .ps nah "niy ask et
tho public th-!r iltnscurn fntif new anl leFiect
l.hrd wirn vii publicly demonstrate TINT wh,cl,
Inv pul!fc.y ass<rt. JOHN VI KELLY,
, 1875-07-09

CANADA. ......
ToaoN1o, Ont, July 5.-rhe Gio6s this NOM
ing publishes four columns OF special kilograms
from all parts OF tho Provinces Of Ohtasio and
Quebec ss to tho condition Of this years crnpa.
Tho following III summary Of this information:
Fall wheat appoars in many places To ba win
tor.k,iled. and tho crop will turn out to ho con-
sldsrably beluw tho average. The failure sp-
poa1s to 10 wosso In tic Lake Erie counties,
while the Ontario COUNTIES show favorable ro-
suits. Hpring wheat PROMISES nearly Or quila
An avota9e crou. 0ata. barley. and peas
will, II tie aoasau continues equalIy favnrh-
hlo, probably bo llttla abpso the average.
Corn, wttle giving good promiao in sonn dts
4iots. will hardly come up to tho average yiali
Root cropa generally are thriving. and tito yiald
| will probably hs nuTo than usually abundant.
Tho potato crop is .assailed by tho Colorado
beotic, but growers do not soeui to anticipate 10
,nuch msschef fsou, thta pest ~ Ia raoaat yeara,
The hay crop bus hecn greatly benotted BY q s!se
recent sains but will undoubtedly TO sho!t; - 4he
fruit crop ~, IN many INSTANCES, reported 10 10
dpilcient, aud poaeheH will bs very scArce-
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sptcial Dlsuatch 10 Y'hs Chicago Tribune.
srh!sor1E1p Ill., July s.-An unusual NUM-
ber OF representative mon from difIo1ont parts
OF tho State havo boon In attendance upon tho
United States Court hero to-day, and your cor
respondent convorsed with nearly all Of thom
touching the cotp prospect. Tho report gcn-
orally WAS to the efrect that there was good
stand OF cot1,; hut tito wectls wsro making
sawd laea,lway in, tho folas. Tue farmers fot
tho laat two daSB Nayo abandoned plows and
oultiyutora and have employed largo nuuter
OF Held .hauds, aud liavo gono to work With
honB; so.,ator Stceie, from Coles County, aaid
every hoo In Charleston had boeu bought up
sud tho result In that tho woods arc fast dlshp-
roaring. Tho prospect for corn Ia net conaIdos-
ed 1topolcae by any means.
tnrftsreHitnee n The Chicago TRIBUNE.
ErhEkA+ ILL.,, July 6.-Eorn looks ia vol "a
could 10 wialse1 for.-cioan, a good stand, apd
largo erongh for anybody. Oats that werc soYn
too carly are thin, but Of yery rank growth !;
otherwise very heavy eror. Wheat, not nnch
sown, wttat thoro ia looks we'll. 1sye ditto.
IIay-coyor all killed last wlutor timothy gob.&
aud ready to cut plenty Of nsillet to takp the
place OF clover. Applca vory thin. potatoea
unusually goods nary Colorado to bo found.
bmaH ffnlt gardo, Sass, etc., very good.
Weather ahowotv, without being wet; generally
cool, With occasionally day or t"o Of tntonae
heat.
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uosrrl by ten other gcntleninn, WIN vii! at apy
tlr.a attest tu MY accuracy, hud three NJ whom.
Mt !rast, weto OF equal ability with ynnrHasah.
Again. you may Accept the troth OF thu faotH
| An unlortnko to account for tho results nnan
other hypDthoHas than claimed by tie iAyBiIt-
| Or, uii1 to diHparaga thor Importance. lpu
hayo. III your asticla Ut tho 2G.h inst., undsr.
tahon to accotn. thorsfor While ! hAFn not
| sraee 10 rov1nw your Attempted aolnti1 of The
matter, will Bipiy say tbat II tue writer Of your
article lad seoM and examined Aeois'a Eohora-
tor, and auothcr not seeing it. hal wsste'! "lsat
anlcars iu your columns, your edltof would havo
| said As whn foul. ssntsy say he ~ m!-tAken.
| AsAitL haye repeatedly aOcn In hlr. kcelya
workshop a receiver with rapacity OF stFHtu-sT
ga'Itna continuing bin vurbr ut pressure " up
wart!s 1f 1uU0U pounds to Tho nfuuEo lHcA have
acon this vapur colIucted through q tube of
ona-trnth iuch bore, tu al anRlho WHICH Was pr7,-
eilea b1 il At speed Of nbont ,6G0 revolutions
10 minute, developing power OF oettanly tell
!iofHo, Tins TACT can cofrobosnte ny tho test..
nlony OF tcntes OF reExulB, a1uDg tllou sollia Df
YOUR inst xs6wH AxD INFLUENTIAL GlTlzEha
Yon tLink TINT we cnnfonna pressure with
i,ower." We do not. We understand, probably
ID vel! a. yon da tho distinction LctWccn
ing tho facta TINT II IL compressed mir. II 10,
please eullghten us ah to thu mcans nhtreby 1t
could bc'so conr1eesei. You tnay say tl1at It Ii
ueeeouk product from coEutcal action. ltc-
markiug that tilis vatof Is totally negative n iss
properties a1l pure ~ mountain .atr, plsnse in
| fotn lib from what chnua'cal salstkncos it suay.
in your upinon. have beeA prolucat' al,puu,
hereto rome Communications 4dsessud to inc III
Iu combustion, would repeAt that tte Com,
J ranY rspse4uut il private eorpotA.ion. It hat
ot offered. nos vii! It o!ler ~ s!'afss II tn
I The action Of individuals who, having acquired
9 lnAy bayc ogain Offered IT. slares. which, lmm
. ayor, Waa thur uudouLtod right. II WI! not il
many i,nuths have expired, e1l1blt to tLs wos'
HAT which Ii clallnA tn hAyc. In tho meantime
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, 1875-07-09

pn1.ApF1rnrA, Pa, Juno Il, 1S75.-Edttors
.S7,ntitc .i,,uric7n: I'll your rattr of tho aSt1s
mt, tnero IL nh cla'jutatu editorial ari!rlo
CnIjlIrI
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r D RE A D RE D
GREAT DISCOVERY
NEW JERSEY LIQUID ENAMEL PAINT COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS "BRADLEYs PATENT"
ready for
applied by One gallon yards
THE
r E A D

ing paint and skilful workmen 70 apply it. the Enao
Paint will provo invaluable IL IL eroAdy pE0paroA
and can DO applied by any one possessing ordinasT
Judgment. FOR plain work in private DWELLINGS,
churches and Schooihounea it viii prove very eco1o
cal well beautiful. One gallon Of this paint Win
cover twenty square yards, giving two coatg. Our
friends may aaGOly give trial without fear Of aaa
pointmant--1As Catholic Mirror. lRseoaniEad OIgo1
ats Dioeess Of BdEtiRSOre.l
From &C. Marys Industrial School IoT Boys.
NEAR BALTIMORE, Nd, March 4, Is7a.
Mr.. @. Knights
Dear Slr--I take great pleasure in acknowledges
that tho Paint yOu sold uB was Of superior quality.
We used four coats WhiteU anhOd wall which pre-
dncsd most admirable effect. We think it il veEY
cheap article and cheerfuy lend you tSgtimonfS&
70 spread far and to testify 70 the public Of uho
know 20 be to their advantage when they want g
have their Wais, OF wood work. etc etc. made boaasfa
at comparatively small cost Il ia the cheapest ana
most boSuttf1l and durable paint We believe eLtalG
Wishing the " Bradley Patent Enamel Paint al tAo
success It justly deserves, an. $500. ,,,-...
Yours respectfully Bso. ALExrUs' DheOeoR-
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SOUTHERN VS.. NORTHERN COTTON MILs.-A
few days SINCE says the New York Bulletin, we
published the results of the experiments made
in cotton manufacture at the South, by which
it appears that the mills of Georgia had been
able to run steadily and full, and to pay hand
some dividends on the capital invested. Almost
simultaneously comes the news of the closing
of more of the New England mills on account
of over. production and inability to find"
market for their goods Taken together, these
are suggestive facts, and lead to the further
inquiry of the causes at work which, upon
this showing would indicate tendency to
change in tho location of this industry
1t is not only true that machinery costs less
now than that of most of the New England
mills, which were largely bought at war prices;
but the same may be said of all mill property.
Water privileges, dams, mills and machinery
can doubtless all be bought and constructed at
nearly, if not quite, half the aggregate cost of
many of the New England mills. Besides, the
South has virtually protective tariff on its
manufacture, both on raw material and goods,
in the saving in transportation. And this adj
vantage it will continue to hold until its pro-
duction exceeds its home consumption, when
only it can be compelled to come into equal
competition with the mills at the North Ihese
facts m1st have an important influence LOT
some years to come, no doubt, while the enecIS
may very possibly prove permanent. AT al
events, the disposition certainly exists on the
part of the Southern people to make thorough
experiment in the matter. Capital only Is
wanting, and that, doubtless, will be speedily
supplied under the new era of prosperity which
is evidently dawning on the South.
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"A REvoLUTIoE IN HOUSE PAMTISe.-The advertiSe-
ment of tho New Jersey Enamel Paint Company has
been time in columns and it may strange
that il only to-day call special attention It
reason for this 10 that do Hike to recon mend
new thing uness We knoE Il good We were pleased
70 hnd that the agent, Mr.; C. p. Knight was Of our
shoud be tested that the editor coold give his
ocientons opinion Of It's inertia Having had this test
made in our household, have hestAncy In saying
that the Enamel Paint comes fully 20 ali that ts
claimed for In the country especially, who're IL is
difficult TO procure the necessary Ingredients for mix
~ Specimen Cards furnished Rratia Liberal induc
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-~--~>~-0~>---~-~|-->>>>~-~-
NEW ORLEANS. SUBWAY. JULY IS, 1875.
A PSALM OF LIFE.
What the Heart Of @s Young Han said to The P'al'is

the Heart Of The Young Han said to he Psaln''st
Tell me not, in mournful numbers.
Life 10 bat m empty dream"
For the soul 10 dead that sumbeTr,
And things are not what they seem
Life 10 real Life 10 earnest
And the grave 10 lot it's goai;
Dust thou art. to dust returnest
Was not spoken Of tie soul
Not enjoyment, and not sorrow,
Ia our destined end or way;
Fut to sot that each tomorrow
Finds us farther than to day.
Art 10 long, and Time ir feeting,
And our hearts though stout and brave,
Still like muffied drums, are beating
Funeral marches TO the grave.
In the worlds broad field Of battle,
In the bivouac Of Life
Be not like dumb. driven cattle
Be q hero in the strifel
Trust no Future, howe'er pleasant;
Let the dead Past bury its dead
Act.-act in the living Present
Heart within, and God o'erhead!
Lives of great men all remind MS
We can make our lives sublime,
And, departing. leave behind us
Footprints ON the sands Of time!
Footprints that perhaps another,
Sailing DER hfe's solemn main,
A forlorn and shipwrecked brother.
Seeing shall take heart again.
Let us, then be up and doing,
With q heart for any fate
Still achieving, still pursuing.
Learn to labor and to wait.
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AN ENGLISH OPINION OF THE GENERAL OF
THE ARMY.
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q Co., Baltimore, and brother Of BisAop FOLEY, 81
Chicago:
BALTIMoRB February 10, 1875.
Mr. G. P. Knight No. 80 W. Lombard streets
Dear Slr-In reply 70 your inquiry relative TO the
merits of your Liquid Enamel Paint (Bradley . Pa
tentl VIM say, Il has been nearly two yeArg since
purchased the paint from and, FAR ablo
TO Judge 1t looks equally we'll when FIRST applied,
and cheeTfplly recommend 1t to those who need
D. J. FOLEY.
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C. P. KNIGHT,
Imonts offered 70 The trade,

C. P. K
Sole General Agent, 96 West Lombard Sire
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ETIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, No. 81 Camp Street.
JOHN HENDERSON, President.
P. IRWIN Vice President.
THos. f. BRAGG, Secretary.

At an election held Monday. the Sd inst, the
following named gentlemen chosen Directors Of
| this Company to serve for tho ensuing year:
P. Irwin, John Henderson
R. II o'Brien, john q. R1an.
John T. Gibbons j. A. GIrdner
wilma" nAf' Emile Gauo n; oonefy' or.
And ut meeting of the Board held May 10th, JOHN
HENDERSON, Esq, President, and P. IRWIN, Esq,
Vice-President, were unanimously reelected.
The Board declared out of the net profits OF tho
Company for the past twelve months 10 per cent
terest; also per cent dividend the paid up capital
and 20 per cent dividend premiums paid by stock
hoders-said interest and dividends under the amend
ed charter to te placed the credit
Interest and dividends full paid stock to paid in
cash at the Office Of the Company and after July 18th
next
THos. It. BRAGG. Secretary.
New Orleans, May 81. 1875. my23 75iy
THE FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS,
Office, Corner Camp and Gravier Streets.
ENSURES AGAINST FIRE ONLY.
This Company is ready to take Risks against Loss
or Damage by Fire.
I. N. MARKS, President;
T. PRUDHOMME, Vice President;
r. n. bENNERS, Secretary;
JAS. BOYCE, Inspector.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Jacob Alexander. Leon Bertoli
John Fitzpatrick, q. Taylor Gauche,
1. N MARKS, Wash Marks,
G. Sporl VIM. Swan,
L. A. Wiltz, b. wormann,
l. B. Cain, H. h Berhorst,
Chas Hemard, A. H. 1saacson,
T. Prudhomme, B. N. Pond,
Otto Thoman, Geo Waters.
mbl4 ISL
TEUTONIA- INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS.
Office, No. IS Camp Street.
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at Lowest
Rates.
Assets ss44, sss "a
A. Elmer BADER. President
Oh ENGSTFELD, Vice Pr esldent
GEORGE STROMEYER, Secretary.
BOARD TRUsTEEst
Henry Abraham, A Elmer Bader, A Baumgarden
z T Del Bondio. Oh Engstfeld, n Frank,
II Gogreve, BY Halter, SiRmund Stats
] II Keller. Keifer, Louis LeonhArd,
Theo Lilienthal, II Miller, Rckert.
Frank Roder, Louis Schneider, W Soamidt
R. Seig, Isaao Scberck Louis Schwart8,
j II Schwartz, J & Wilderman. x Weisaonbach,
au2 II Iv
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When one has Christian home, one is never
wearied.-M. BessOn.
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GRocERs--coMMIssIoN MERCHANTS.

GROCERS--COMMISSl0 MERCHANTS.
W. H. MATTHEWS. GEO. n MATTHEWS.
WIN. II. MATTHEW'S g. BRO,
General Produce Commission Merchants
No. II Poydras Street,
NEW oRLEANs.
Country orders collected. iyii am
S'h"A'A'hIA Late with sohsabsos %assf aifsoh.
SCHwABAcHER e. FRowENFELD.
General Commission Merchants.
73---.-.-. .-...-Poydras Street. --...--.....73
Consignments of Western Products solicited.
Liberal Cash Advances made. jylI I'm
MARX R. G1LLlN,
Dealer in
GROCER RES,
WOOD. COAL AND CHARCOAL,
je27 751y Corner Laurel and Philip SITS.
TT. M. o'MEALL1E,
Corner of st. Andrew and Laurel Streets,
CHOICE GROCERIES,
TEAS. COFFEE and SUGAR, BUTTER and LARD
HAMS and BREAKFAST BACON.
Liquors and Wines,
CHOICE wHIsKY-Irish, Scotch, Rye and Bourbon.
ALES-Scotch, English and Bremen.
TEAS,
at 40. so and rs cents. and the FINEST IMPERIAL
81 and 81 IS Everywhere else 81 aO) per pound.
Goods delivered free of drayage
Full weight guaranteed. my93m
E. Conery. E. Conery, Jr.
f. coNERK SON,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
Commission Merchants and Dealers in Western
Produce.
CORNER OF CANAL AND DELTA sTrEeTs
noa4 741y NEW ORLEANS.
JAMES n. BOWLING,
(succEssoR TO }. Il JoHNsToNj
WHOLESALE GROCER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT. AND DEALER M
WESTERN PRODUCE,
No. 25 Decatur Street (late Old Levee),
Corner Customhouse Street.
fyl2 ~ " VIEW oRLEANs
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mt2i3n
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TEUTONIA INSURANCE COMPANY

Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at Lowest
Rates.
n...4. nrhn ooa "a
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PSYCHOLOGICAL ACHIEVEMENTS.
ITO SUFFERERS WITH RHEUMATISM,
GoUC AND NEURALGIA.

In view of the berless sufferers afflicted with the
above painful maadies feel induced 10 offer to the
ANTIRHEUMATIC MIXTURE.
This medicine to be tne only successful remedy
IN this line for it hAs almost always given instau.
taneous relief, and most cases permanently
cured the disease During the last sixteen years have
cured of in this city and State and
the majority of those ing preparation recovered
by the Of but bottle Should the patient not
least find relief after the OF tae
from any of the above diseases. 1t is but year
since fret began advertising this remedy, although
have successfully used the for sixteen years
with the most satisfactory results and it has now ao-
the most skeptical Vf it's curative powers.
OF the many thousands who have been cured will
only refer the following welknown cit4ens of
city, who have ali signed the following card:
We, the undersigned residents of the city of New
RHEUMATIC MIXTURE, and have found that it
really possessed the medicinal virtues stated in the
advertisement and therefore do most cheerfuy
James Regan, of livery stable. No. 1874 Baronne
street; Stephen Krauss corner Annunctaton and
Washington Streets Charles Roemer, proprietor Of
saddery store No. 99l Tchoupitouas street; A Guh,
grocer, Gen. Taylor and Magazine streets Capt
l. lyd Robinson No. f4O Raupart street; Mrs. Ann
OHeron, No. 3s5 Camp street; D. j. Wickes, No l0s
St. Andrew street; Capt WIN. Claiborne Harrison, No
Brewery. No Ss2 Vlere street; George SteuernHgel,
No lss Vilere street; w. A. Kowalsk No lo3 Tohe1'
pitoulas street; Jean Durantn No IS Gaenne street,
Capt James Sylvester, No 343 st. Charles street;
Mrs. N. j. Brun. midwife No. 3sI Magazine street;
Mrs. z. Siebrandt, midwife, No. 1874 Camp street; H.
H. Fneean chief guaRer United States Custom house;
.. f. ThiesmRn, grocer, No. 3eG Magazine street.
For sac by ,r,,,,z, W,
Cor. Magazine and ThaliS SITS New Orleans. La.
Price o. 50 per bottle. -mv3O rs ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-07-25
CARRIAGE MAKERS.

w. F. CLARK.
1874 and 1876. ---- Rampant Street,. .13A and 1856
Between Toulouse and st. Peter,
NEW oRLEABs.
- Manufacturer OF all kinds Of
Carriages, BaroucheS, Buggies,
Express Wagons, Platform and Elliptic Spring
Wagons,
SEWING MACHINE WAGONS ETC.
AgenC for Jas Cunningham & Sons celebrated Car
riages and Hearses.
Country orders promptly attended to. ap11 751y
T THOMSON & BROS,
Carriage and Spring Wagon Makers,
69 and TO- Rampant Street. 90 and 20
Between Common and Gravisr,
Received Highest Premiums At State FarG Of 1871 1879
and 1873 for best Family Pheton Victoria, Open
and Top BuGgeO, Beer Wagon, Grooer's
Wagon, Express Wagon, etc.
Being practical wOrkmen, and employing none but
the best mechanics We prepared 70 mako TO order
oE repair CsEriages BuGgeS Spring Wagons, stS Car
our manufacture. All work guaranteed feI47Sly
JOSEPH sCHWARTZ,
nRoRTKR AND DEALERIH
Carriage, Wagon and Cart Materials,
Spring. AIlee BoIts, Ready Made wheels, Buggy
Bodies, Wood Work Trimmings,
PAINTS AND vAREISHEs,
sARvEN PATENT WHEEL,
Carriage and Wagon Maker and Repairer,
SALES ROOM, NO. ~ CARoNDELET ST,
FsetOry-NO. Carroll Street,
nos Hly INV oRIEANS.