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THE CRUSADER.B LI SHED EVERY SATURDAY-NEW ORLEANS, LA•tBY THE'CRUSADER COMPANYL. A. MARTINET, Editor.Board of DitectoraEUGENE LUCY...................President.B. D. WILDE................Vice-PresidentJOSEPn JACQUES...............Treasurer.L. J. JOUBERT....................Secretary.Rev. A. E. P. Albert, G. Chalaire, Rev.I» H. Hall, M. Jackson, Arthur EsteveeAlceU Labat, Joseph Garidelle, Dr. Wm,H. Harrison, A. St. Am ant, L. A. Martinet.Rsgular meeting every second and fourthTuesdays of each month, at 7: 30 ocloek 1 . M. at the Company’s office, 117 Exchange Alley.terms of subscriptionIN ADVANCE—POSTAGE PREPAIDv |1 50One Year.............................. * 7cSix Months............................. .qThree Months.......................... ^One Month............................. nVSingle Copy............................Liberal arrangements made with monthly quarterly, semi-yearly and yearly advertiser Business notices charged five cents a line. Marriage and death notices not exceeding lines, inserted for twenty-five cents.All transient advertisements must be paidRemittances by draft, postal-note, money order or registered letter, at risk of office.Correspondence upon matters of public interestSonuence upu ,.......-prompt information ef news bap-panings solicited. ,The writer’s name as a guarantee ot gooftODfaith must accompany all communication in-stiiA •'* a mm m t *» * . w.tended for publication.The -a-“ ----of correspondents. pAddress all communications to i he Vrc-5lt;dbk, 117 Exchange Alley, New Orleans, La.Entered as second class matter Oje New Means, La., Postoffice, February 16, 1889,SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1890Wanted—A good and reliable ugenfor The Crusader in every town, cityand county of the Union. Write forterms.Send $1.50 for Thi Crusader forone ye*r ftud chance in the ra splendid church organ
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The Crusader
New Orleans, Louisiana, US
Sat, Jul 19, 1890
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