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I'HlRTY-NINTH ANNIVERSARY
THE
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
ORDER OF FORMING.

The Fire Department of New orlsans, with those
invited to assst in the celebration of the Thirty
Anniversary, will assemble on
Saturday, March 4,h. 1875.
in the folio wing order:
volnnta er =; cam Fire Comnanv W. , =. NJ. o.,.,,
st: BERNARD Steam Fire Engine ComnsnyN N" pr'oA"S
BsooIrS S' E9i Engine Company Nc Of Ages
VIZ Gto1 Hook and Ladder No Of AIrer
Lafayette Hook and Ladder Co. No i OF New Orleans
The above companies will constitute the Firs.
Division which will form on the south aide of Canal
street. bead resting on Camp street, extending east
under the supervision of Assistant Engineer NJ RAY
HHiiss,i,ssippi Steam Fire Company No. g.
vigilant steam Fire Company No. 3.
AAmerieao Hook and Ladder Company No. q
steam n sS GGnpeca Sym Mao
si snsil s9snS
The above companies viii constitute the Second
Division which will form the south side Of Canal
street. lead resting on Camp street. exep ding west
under the supervision Of Assistant Engineer FRANK
HERON.
Hope Heof and adder Ee o1ypa my 4 10. s.
Creole Steam Engine Company No g.
LoIis M steam Engine Company No. 10.
ilaa Tslry sss ssa Engine Company
PhiiadeiphiA Steam Engine Company No. H.
The above companies will constitute the Third
DiV1aon, which will form the north side of Canal
street. head resting Charities street, extending
east under the supervision Of Assistant Engineer
F. SCRIEBERT.
Jackson Steam Engine Company No ls
IA am fIon steam Engine Company No. go.
Grieans Steam Engine Company No 81.
ChaImsats s steam E FI,e Company No 81
crescent Steam Engine Company No "a.
Tho above companies will constitute the Fourth
Division, which will form the north side of Canal
street, head resting Chaitres street extending
"oso under the supervision of Assistant Engineer
f. SCHNEIDER.
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FATHER MATHEW CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsrI.
nence ASsociatonA special meeting of this Asaoca-
ton VIII take place SUNDAY, February e. 1876, at
o'clock In St. ThereSas Hall, Erato street. between
Camp and Magazine.
Gentlemen from eighteen to thirtyfve years of age
are invited to attend.
T. ). o'sULLIvAN, President.
T. R. ADAMS. Secretary. foe7It
HALL OF ST. STEPHENS CATHoLTC, total,
Abstinence Association. Sixth Distrct-Nev orIeans
February 90, laTG.-At meeting of the above Assooia
tion, held this day in the Priests parlor the Rev T. J.
Abbott, G. n chosen Spiritual Director of the
Association. Tho members present then elected the
following named gentlemen oficers of tho Assccin
tion, viz:
j. II. EESLIN, President;
TERRENCE OBRIEN, Vice President;
NJ. B. McGARRY, Recording Secretary;
r. ]. HUGHES, Financial Secretary:
ANDREW LEO. Treasurer;
VIM. j. C0oNEY, Marshal;
THOMAS kennedy, Sergeant alarms;
NJ B. McTARRY and wbL !. CooNEY Dele.
gates to State Union.
The Spiritual Director administered tho pledge to
'ome twenty members present, who then Aligned tho
oil of the Association.
feG7 1t Il. B. McGARRY Recgseeretarr.
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The Grand Secret OF Beauty

u health The secret of health is the power to eat
nutritious food Sis aan m OF wholesome,
liver d0es not act lie part 1t is the great driving
wheei IN the mechanism of and when it Ia ont az
order' tue whole Organization becomes deranged and
eTer oyepepsia sick haad ache patton aundice
sre To restore the normal functions of the liver and
Impair mat beauty which ALWAYS after DIS healthy
ILLS are ientously recommended. They are de-
which it produces Til q not cure ALL but in ,hs
cases mentioned they afsv ever fail to effect cure
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-02-27

Gentlemen Visiting the city for Msrdi Gras
or the Exposition should lay in their supply of clothing
at Pierson d Hews, IS and is Camp street
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The following 10 the Programme:
ST. MICHAEL's SCHOOL AND SANCTUARY
TABLE-Miss I. II. Warner.
COTTON PLANT Mrs. Cas-.
ST. MICHAELS TABLE. Mrs. p Dillon
Assisted by Mrs. n. Lally and MisO L. Christie.
ST. ALPHoNsUS TABLE.-..-.....MrS. T. Walsh
ST. PATRICK's TABLE...........Mrs VIM Green
| ST. JosEPHS TABLE. Miss Kate Murphy.
Assisted by Misses A. Ennis, NJ. J. ColRan and
| N. Broderick.
| WASHINGTON ARTILLERY TABLE Miss M
Farrell, assisted by Mics L. McCabe
Chief among tie many Contests are the following:
BEAUTIFUL SILK FLAG-Between Fire Com.
panieS Trad Ferry No. 12, Lafayette Hook and
Ladder No. l, and Volunteer No /. At the School
and Sanctuary Table.
SPLENDID WATCH AND CHAIN " Between
hessrs. John C. Sporl and James Burden. At same
table.
SPLENDID GOLD WATCH AND CHAMPS
tween MeSSrs Walter Ed. Hepp and VIM. hughes
At the Cotton Plant Table
GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN-Between Messrs.
John Danahay, Oh Geiser. VIM Delaney and Jas
Joseph o'Brion. At the st. Mchaels Table
A LADY'S WATCH AND CHAIN-Between Misses |
Alice o'Hsra, Katie Cullen and Emma Moorhouse |
Atthe st. Patriok's Table.
A SPLENDID SADDLE AND BR1DLE-Between |
Denis DOnegan, Jr., and Joseph Casey. At the
Washington Artillery Table.
Among other prominent candidates for valuable prizes
may be mentioned Miss Maggie Manning, in one
contest and Miss Mary Harvey in another.
At the School and Sanctuary Table, among other
Rahiee, will be one for q fine COTTON SCREW, for
which the tickets sold last year will be good. o.
There also other Contests and RATES. at the different
Tables. ia9otf
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In chapgeabe weather people are apt TO contract
Colds and Coughs; which, II not attended at once
may result seriously.
Laplace'S Indian Turnip Pectoral Balm
10 highly mended for all diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs, being agreeable to the and eeacous
in action.
GIVE 1T A TRIAL.
Price 81 Sold Wholesale and Re drug storea
In New Orleans, and by the proprietor.
b. LAPLACE, Chemist.
Nos. % and 25 Elyaian Fields ST., Aew Orleans.
Depot in Mobile, at j. q. DuBose & Co.s No. 20
Water street.
Depot in st. Louis. Richardson & Co.'S 700 North
Main street. fe2D 2m5p
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We render our congratulations to the no1io,,
ssas3s In the Mobile Life Insurance COMPANY
- bne excellent condition of the institution
y ehoWn by its statement for the year 1917
cePy of which we are indebted to the
rs secretary, 81. n. Friend Esq. Briefly
Ais report shows:
tA Decem her 81, ls74..-..-.... fA1a sfo u
during 1878, for Premium 8, etc. 900. SIS 90
s,. $50, 7e5 -
9lS sa1liieS Of deceased policy
ss5sadS commissions and other s''@'A u
Ns9lpS A"E the year ------.-..-. 1850 CO
eesEued interest and deferred premiums 81 'ss4 &c
4scember 81, 1875. 1924 .z95 Is
dnring the year of $174, 6e6 SO.
eer fact in the statement speaks no less
Aeally for the vitality of the company
Energy of its officers than for progress
people in the heretofore Yankee pecu.
watching the main chance" or
money where it would do the most
themselves.' This fact is that 2Oo3
AeNeaes were issued by the COMPANY
tane we year. thus placing that large num-
e Families out of the reach of want in
ath should overtake their protectors,
etalnlng in the South, where it is so
~ eoed' the money paid for premiums.
pay no higher compliment to the
-Sels the Mobile Life, Messrs. Maurice
oAEsny, President; Shepherd Romans, Ac-
Ano d. NJ. Friend, Secretary, men of
moral worth and intelligence, leading
ms Oh our fair sister city, Mobile, than to
those OF our patrons who are sufficiently
ptened to regard life insurance in its trpe
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SORE THROAT. CoUGa, CoLp, AND srMr1.AR
troubles u suffered 70 progt resut In serious pul
ehial TToces directly the seat Of ~ S,.ao
AMI give almost instant relief. 'o'
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MARRIED.:

MARRIED:
RoACH-KIRKPATRICK-I this city, Thursday.
February "a, 1876. by Rev. Father Girardey, Niss
Loulie A. Kirkpatrick, of New Orleans, La grand.
daughter Of Henry Green, Esq, and Thomas R Roach
Of Vlcksburg, Miss. No cards.
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ITO TIE PUBLIC.

The undersigned begs leave to inform her friendF
and the public in general that she will continue the
Undertaking businers, under the management Of her
con, Mr.. JOHN f. Marley, and she hopes by strict
attention to business, to retain the patronage which
was 60 literally extended to her deceased husband.
respectfully,
MRS. THOS MARKEY
Nos. 90. ~ and - C1Ribtrns street.
fe2o st5P Opposite the NATdet
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light to take out policies in the company hose
destines these gentlemen control, which ad.
vice We here and now give to all.
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JACOB OFT,
BUILDER,
2o9 Magazine Street, Corner of Callicpe,
stores Counting Houses and Dwellings Fitted On
with Dispatch. Jobbing promptly attended to-
Clsterns made and repaired.
All orders tor work left at the Office sss Mapaxina
street, or sent through the Postofoe promptly At
tended to- ielS TX Iysn
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ST. PATRICK's HALL FOR RENT,
FOR Balls, CONCERTS AND FAIRS

St. PAtrick'S Hall. the LARGEST AND FINEST
HALL IN THE CITY, viii be rented, by the nGsh
or longer, reasonable terms. for CoNCRRTs
BALLS, LECTURES, FAIRS and EXHIBITIONS.
For CHARITABLE ENTERTAINMENTS, WisAavs
distinction Of creed, the BAN win b rented at HAEP
PRICE.
Apply At
ST. PATRIcK's HALL SAVINGS RAnK.
n0aa IS II 30. "a Canp 0tzoaA
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otherA2 Aeretofore made.
sECoND-It 10 cleaner, because the seams being
sewed on the inside by machinery there Is hiding
place to harbor insects or dust.
TH1RD-The Cord Bound Mattress cannot rip or
even be ripped by hand without endsngeripg the tick
ing And being round ed IL will preserve it's
shape longer and at bed better than the stye
mattress, which and bound on tho outside
with the frnsy stuff called bed-laoe
FoURTH-The Cord Bound Mattress. combining ALL
the above advantages over all others made, and
viii be sold at the sams price the old
and warranted 70 contain inferior materials which
are now 30 commonly used in the trade mAttreeses
FIFTH-As will not mako any extra charges on
account Of long mental study and the great
OF getting up machinery to manufacture
article at the same price, respectfully invite public
to call and uss their own personal Judgment the
merits of the Cord. Bound Mattress.
j. J. DONAHOE,
Inventor and Sole Manufacturer
Temporarily atl74 Rampant street, few doors above
PoydAa6.
until farther notice. fc27Im
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volunteer Steam Fire Company No ].
st; Bernard Steam Engine Fire Company No. 1.
Pelican Steam Engine Company No. OF AJRiers
brooklyn Engine Company no. of AlgieTs.
Washington II. and L. Company No. / Of Algiers.
Milneburg Engine Company No. /.
Lafayette H. and L Company No. l..
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THE NEW LOUISIANA REMEDY

COUGHS. oATARRH, THROAT and LUNG Com.
plaints-product of our swanps-is the effective
Remedy that hao ever appeared. Contains NO POISON
and is delicious. The proofs are overwhelming and
daily increase Nearly ELEVEN PAGES Of names
Of HOME REFERENCES at the Depot 1ce CAMP
STREET, New Orleans. Life Tonic infAIlible for
Chils' Swamp Fever etc. Sold by Country Merchants
and DruRgists. fes7 Im5p
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| READ THIS PRICE LIST.
sPRAGUE PRINTS. At So yard
hieaohed and Unbleached CoTToNs. at So yard.
| a. Bleached COTTON, extra quality, at &c q yard.
l0-4 sREETING COTTON, At 2Oc yard.
cAMLET JEANS. at eec yard.
| ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
| DRESS GOODS, at 10, 1874 and I5c.
WHITE LINENS, by "a yards. at IS so @ piece.
WHITE LINENS, warranted all linen, by "a yards at
Tt7 SO piece.
WHITE LINENS. warranted all linen. at ssc yard.
PILLOW CASE LINENS. At $50 yard.
LINEN TABLE DAMAsKs, at 4rc a ward.
| LINEN NAPKINS. at 81 . Dozen
HUCK TOWELS, at $50 dezeu.
FRINGED HoNEYCoMB QUILTS, ll4, at soc.
BoBINET BARS, at o. So
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS yards long, 81
Apair.
VESTIBULE LACE, at I2Sc yard.
Linen SHIRT FRONTS At &C.,
Embroidered Linen SHIRT FRONTS, at 75c worth
81 So
Ladies' STOCKINGS. at Ioc pair.
Ladies E1traLong, ull.Finished STOCKINGS at
% so dozen.
Gents' SOCKS, at 1oc q pair
Gents' Full Finished English SOCKS at 90 dozen.
Ladies' Linen HANDKERCHIEFs at 60 a piece
Gents HANDKERCHIEF at 90 piece.
EMBROIDERED EDGINGs, at Sc yard
Patent VALENCIENNE LACES, at 30 a yard.
Frenoh.ftting CoRSRTS, at 75c.
WHITE GOODS
MOURNING GOODS
SILKS,
SATINS,
VELVETS,
TARLATANS,
Etc, Etc.
-ALso -
The above goods medium and the very finest grades
DON'T FAIL
to pay visit to Danzigers this week, as you will
FIND BARGAINS THERE.
Polite and attentive clerks, and urged to buy
ut
DANZIGER'S,
2o3 Canal Street, and
fel3 lm5p 2ss and $50 Royal street, st. Philip
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PROGRAMME.
FIRST Division.

I. N. MARKs-----.---. GRAND MARSHAL
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Inc Fire Department Of New Orleans with those
to assist in the celebration of the Thirty
Anniversary, will q. semble on
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SECOND DIVISION.


CHIRP ENGINEER AEsIsTANTs-
TEOS. OC0NNOR. Chief Enginee
FRANK dRRRON.....-- Senior Assistant Epgn0e
II. RAY Assistant EppInee
- oChJEEERI.s----.. sAss1BtAnt HnQiDee
f. Assistant Engineer
Mississippi steam Engine Fire Company No 2.
ViRilant Steam Engine Company No. 3.
American Hook and Ladder Com pany No 2.
Columbia Steam Engine Company No. S.
Louisiana Hose SteBm Engine Company
Mechanics Steam Engine Company No 8
Eagle Steam Engine Company NOT.
THIRD DIVISION
PhGnIz Steam Engine Company No. z
Hope Hook and Ladder Company No. ).
Creole Steam Engine Company No o.
Louisiana steam EnRinO Company No. 10.
Trad Ferry Steam Engine Company No. 1871
Perseverance Steam Engine COMPANY no. 49,
PhiladciphiA Steam Engine Company No. Ia
FOURTH DIVISION.
Jackson Steam Engine Company No. IT,
Washington Steam Engine Com pany No. 20.
Pelican Hook and Ladder Company No. T.
CTl- ans Steam Engine Company No. 81
JtffeTROn Steam Engine Company No %
Chalmette Sie%m Engine Company No. %.
Crescent Steam EI glue Company No. "a.
1. N MARKS,
fe2T 1t Grand Marshal.
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DlaAuFsements: S'''' '0' *
~ sAalHAheS Of deceased policy
tNk4or1e, commissions, and other
ses for the year 70 $3.50 CO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-08

Ohui has the cCsiest place he has
set occupied The hallway leading
10 the theater, haA been fitted up III
tilst,class style, and il looks SO M
tural to have 1t ior a news stand, that
the wonder is 1t was unused so loug.
En- inenl Grand Commander Smith,
of the Grand Com mandrfy Of Ala
mama, and has made an appeal 10 the
communicates IN this State to aid the
suffering IN Savannah, All cnl.ribu.
tions should te sent to Hon. Thomas
Hardeman, Eminent Grand Commau-
der, OF Georgia, at Macon.
IL appears to be Mr.. Wbeeler's turn
next A suit for $50 900 has been
brought against him for an alleged
breach Of trust in connection with a
railroad company with which he has
been connected for many years.
Cardinal red Is the favorite wear just
now with the ladies'. Whether she be
brunette or blonde, as dusky as . Cuban
or as fair as Danish princess, no lady
unless she utterly repudiates fashion
can 20 without Il. Fashion has de.
creed that this sanguinary shade doe-
"become" every height, breadth AMI
com plexi0n, aud tue eternal laws
harmony Of color 20 for nothing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-08

We call attention to the card OF
Messrs. Archer Il Flanders, under the
head Of professional. These gentle
men prepare in neat and tasty man
ner, and with special care to accura-
cy, plans, specifications and estimates,
for all kinds OF building, and superin-
tend the progress of work, when 70 de-
sired: aud would be pleased to have
those who contemplate building, and
all others who may feel 50 disposed, to
call on them II, their Ollie, where The,
will give YOU any iui'rm"tpn a' n d
NJ tD the best means Of ptalWNE j.
neat and tasty hpd'u- OBJ. rA. '
criptiuu, aud oC tor t.. r''.'.' .'
aad wilhpui husc II nl "r>
when the bllIdipgi Is cJmrI'iei VI
Archer iSa practical buiiT anu u
and thoroughly u'uitr>tA'iu' o..
ness, ~ reference tn his ~. ne.
in Brownsville, PeuHsy ivariN,
Bishop Garrett, Colupel keIi, " "a
Murphy, and many others lele III
pallos will abundantly prove. MIR.
Flanders is regular graduate ofone OF
our best institutes o! architecture and
civil engineering, and has been In the
employ OF some of the foremost archi-
reots of this couptry,and the engineer
ing department of several old establish
ed railroads, and can furnish hrst-
class references rs to ability, etc.
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FIRE AT Houston,

The block of buildings on which the
telegraph office is located in Houston
was partially, il not totally destroyed
by fire last night. The operator there
fearing the worst forwarded his mes
sages to the Dallas office for transniis-
sion. A short time afterwards all ef-
forts to communicate with Houston
was Intellectual, and 1t is feared that
Office fell a victim to the iiend.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-08
$4,000 Challenge

That HoWEs' GREAT LONDON CIRCUS,
etc, owns and daily exhibits IN tho public
streets, the only African Zebras ever seen In
harness turilnary shows have these animals
Gagged; ny this company they are used and
drl EN- the same rs the horse, t.H
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-08
NATlONlL LlNE IN hIEAMERs.

Consisting ul twelve tno large steamships.
one OF the hest nlui ce.talniy the cheapest
line ply ing hetW, New York, Great iirii-
lain and Europe, Stebarr ana cabin, win
raj road tickets, either way, from and TO
Dallas, or round trip ttcrriS, good for ono
Yenr, Tor Fnle by the undersigned, For par
tlculnrs, and TO see PLAZA OF tsr steamers cab
jns, cailHt our office No. iOD nmW II.
au2O-tuf W.F. lNTEN co, Agents
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-08
$4,000 Challenge

.tc. Stngrr's Itnp liSh MonubGj 10 oi Tfnip,u
Animals, AHA Mardi Gas ChimVhl, has the
beet general Outut ia Lhaiio.s, Cages, NAnt,
Animals, Horses, Ponles, MulVe, ASSES Don.
Keys. Warhcbe, Pafaphe' MALTA, Hotel, EN-
hi0ition, Cooking, Sleeping and stable feats
OF any Equestrian or geological comblnn-
tion IN America.
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$4,000 Challenge

That HoWES' GREAT LONDON CIRCUS,
etc, owns and exhibits daily In the public
streets, the only Jerusalem Donkey ana
America.
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$4,000 Challenge

far excel. IA beauty, wonder, aud mRgnl.
tude, HHy Anpbi-1heatr'cal. iiistor. cal or
Em NAUTICAL spectacle that has ever been
ductd IN the public street, or under can
u, IN the world.
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". y. L>TE, j. +. MURPHY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
TSI R @ALB.

Improved and unimproVea property in
every quarter OF the city; also, farms mud
farming lands IN Dallas Hud other counties
OF Texas.
Forrent-Dwellings aud business houses In
the city OF Dallas. Special attention paid to
abstrRctlug and perftrtiuG titles and eStab-
fishing iNnd ClaiulG also, 70 the collecting OF
rentg, notes and accounts, by
". +. LITE e CO.,
Real Estate A .cuts, No. ltg DninAr street
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$4,000 Challenge

That the Proprletors OF H0WES' GREAT
LONDON CIRCUS has imported into the
United States more Elephants than any
other concern In America.
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$4,000 Challenge

That HOWES' GREAT LONDON CIRCUS
etc., owns and runs IA railroad cars, viz: Y
fiat cars, 10 palace horse eats, = elephant
palace cars, 4 box cars, baggage car. 2 pal
ace sleeping cars, palace passenger car, this
bsinx greater number by far than run by
any other Circus, Menagefio, etc.. In America.
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Sl,OO0 CHALLE EN- SE
THAT AT
AoWES' GREAT LONDON ClRCu5

Mile. DocRrill, the Equestrian Phenomena
nj the Agc--"Quecn OF the Arena,h viii posi-
lively rppenr ut each performance In her
great act upon Ii Bareback hOrte-pIincipal-
Hurdle Aet, IN whlsh she challenges the
world.
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$4,000 Challenge

MA llOH - Giu,AT iON bo CIRCUS
NC, -pc,hI fW UrSs. rs adNvr i,ed nDu
Vhil cAhblicd lN this Cor tphy, nir ~ b,
se q 81 Gu rtp,l concern Ia a u'nlea,i
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-08
$4,000 Challenge

That HOWEs' GREAT LON DON CIRCUS,
etc, has the test Geological Lecturer prof.
Filing ham, from II. u. NJ. Geological Gar
dems, Bondon), In America.
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$40 siq ~ pstsAsil gu ueqM
DID gu uuul Is,lsq sps5oous pun 'slIIl
pro sIq SunoeuoJ az aInsleI STU ssldn
90 OH 'suiopsm SuIoIlosid 81 1920
uv5lqo,N pssseosp y 10 9IIIds sqL
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$4,000 CHALLENGE
THAI
HoWEs' GREAT LONDON CIRCUS
Etc, ETC.,

Owns and daily exhibits FREE In the pub
lie street of each city or place OF exhibition,
seven OF the largest, most costly and mag
nihcently Triumphai Golden Cliari0ts OF In.
aha, or Car of Juggernnut. The Chariot OF
Commerce, the Car of Enterpe. the Chariot
OF the sun, the Celestial Chariot, the Leg
endary Dragon Chariot, and the Cinderella
Gna'iot and make tho most Gorgeous Dis.
play, while In the Grand Eques-Hoolo-
Hippo Mardi.Gras Trluinphal Street Pa.
Heant ever seen.
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Cuban Intelligence.

HAVANA, via Key West, October
7.-Captain. General Jovellar unex-
pectea returned yesterday morning,
after papers had said that he went to
make Arrangements for the winter
campaign, is cause of much comment
and rumor4 OF his displacement but
Dlaro denies the. truth of them. This
change would MAKE the present situa'
tiou still worse. General JovelIar
t.ok Si5O,uOO IN gold with him, TO pay
solne arrears to the troops. The second
ra,taIilhns OF the Spanish troops are
rrp,rted reynited ny, not receiving
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h u. ,t tnut the ln'or
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Ia tynul,
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Jersey justice Is severe but whole
,ome. The laws Of that State reach
those who attended the recent
~ fight as spectators, making
lies to u homicide, AM
,,..t ts2l 'nishment OF twelve
f'' ate prison.
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