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Irnlng Star and Catholic Messenger.
Saw OBLEANS, SUNDAY,. FBRUARY 1, i.
During the recent debates in the German
Parliament a Catholic deputy charged Bis
narok, on the authority of Gen. La Marmora,
with having at one time negotiated with
Francoe for the ceasion of certain Rhenish
provinesa to that counntry. Bismarok immedi CI
stely jonaped to his feet and pronounced the sot
statement false. Upon seeing Bismarok's
denial La Marmora published a letter main
taining the truth of his previousstatement.
BURumre oF CHvUCaHs AND SoooL..-Po
Lice Commissioner Gardner and Chief Msatsell AA
express the opinion that the recent attempt to A
barn St. Bridget's Church, New York, was theI
work of the Communists, and part of a eon
certed design upon all schools and churchbes in
New York, partincularly Catholic Institutions.
Accordingly, especial vigilance Is exercised by
the pollee in their watoh over school-houses a
and churches.
Earl Russell's meeting In London on the
27th, to express sympathy with Bismarok ini
his persebution of the church in Germany, was I
very largely attended. Letters supporting the at
porpsese of the meeting were received from
the Arbchbishops of York and Canterbury and
two hundred and thirty-seven members of Par
liament, and speeches were made by Messes.
Newdegate, Peel, Chambers and others. The A
meeting lasted over four hours.t
The Father Matthew T. A. B. Society, of
Chicago, is perhaps the wealthiest temperance
society in the United States. Its property, -
real and personal, is estimated at $40,000. It
has a membership of 550, also aband composed n
of the members, and a company of cadets !,
(boys from the ages of seven to fourteen years) o
fully armed and equipped. This Sooiety con
temiplate erecting on their property, corner
Harrison and Halstead streets, next spring, a
building to oost some $30,000.
It is in contemplation to hold at St. James, a
Hall, London, the day after Parliament asses
bles, an aggregato meeting of the Catholics of -
England, for the purpose of protesting against
the conduct of the German Government in its '
proceedings with regard to the members of
our religion, and to denounoe the letter ad
dressed-by the German Emperor to the Sover- t
eign Pontiff. The meeting, which is being
organized by the Catholic Union, is intended
as an antidote for the Exeter Hall demonstra
tion in favor of the German Government, over
which Earl Russell presided on the 27th of
January. At the Catholic meeting delegatese
from all parts of the country are te attend.
The Lexington (Ky.) Council has made the
two Catholio schools in that city- one male3
and one female-free schools, under the super
vision of the city school committee and super
intendent; the teachers to submit to examina
tion by the school committee, and the same
secular education as is taught in the other
.city schools to be taught in them, the Catholie
citizens to provide and fornish the school
buildings in all particulars; the eity to con
tribute $100 a month for the payment of the
teachers. All hobildren residing in the districts
in which these schools are may be sent to these
schools free of charge.
JEsurr CARDINALS.-The members of the
Society of Jesus raised to the Cardinalitial
dignity, says the Roman correspondent of the
Pilot, have been very few. They make an ex
press vow when becoming Jesuits to accept noi
ecolesiastical dignity, if not obliged by formal
precept and under pain of sin. They have
always used every effort to maintain this inde
pendent prescription of their Society. Hence
the Sovereign Pontiff does not oblige them
except through some particular or general ne
cessity of the Church. The venerable Cardi
nals Bellarmine, Giovanni de Logo, Sforza,
Pallavicino and others, as well as Cardinal
Camillo Tarquini, are examples of this. Every
means were usneed by those appointed to avoid
this dignity, and where constrained to it, they
sighed to return to their simple life in the Fo
ciety. They preferred even the "iron disci
pline" of their Society to the dignity ofPrinces
of the Chnrch. Cardinal Salerno, appointed
by Pope Clement XI., was so constant in re.
fusing the dignity of Cardinal, that this Pontiff
sent him a special Brief, ordering him in virtue
of holy obedience, not to think of renouncing
the Cardinalate. Others obtained, through
the iniuence of friends, and through their
own insistance, success in avoiding the Car
dinalate. They thought more of their souls
than of dignities. No doubt Dr. Manning cares
more for the progress of Catholicity in Eng
land than he does for the " red bhat;" and the
examples given of the Jesuits raised to such
high position does not show that they "cov
eted" the honor.
An old Parisian beggar famous forhis suo
cess, thus explains she business " roles " to
which he says he invariably adheres: "I never
ask alms of one who has dined, as rosbif renders
a man selfish, nor of stout men, as it bores
them to stop, nor of any one putting on his
gloves, nor of a lady alone, but always of any
one manifestly going to dinner. of people
walking together, as their amtur-prepre makes
them generous, of offleors in grand uniforms,
and of people apparently seeking favor from
the government-they think that a gift will
bring them Inck."
It Is said that the reason ladies are like ar
rows is because they are all in a quiver when a
beau comes.
MAnRRID:
8TARKg-LASR-On Tuesday. January 57, 1374 by
the Most Beo. Archbishop Perche, William F. Stark.
Ees., of Steabenville, Ohio, to MIs Georgie A. Flaeh
of New OrleaCn. No cards.
DIED:
KtDE-D o Thursda, Janary iS. 1f4d ant 1LA5A. 1
Katie Lenira, only child of Oeoree Unldoend tAs~ltI
Barvey, aged two ears ee maontis and nine days.
*FERGU ON-On Saturday, January a4, 174. at Ii
r. ni.. ~dwaPTd Ferguson. agsd Oftv seen yers sue
seren months, a nativa of the CdAnty Dawn. Ireland,
and a resident of Mobile for lbs last forty years.
BELL-U.n Toenday mornng. JIanuar 27. 1574. at4
o'clock. at hls residence. lie. 115 Carnal sroet. W~lers
Overton Bell, a native of the parish of 51. Landry, L· .
aged forty-one years.
CON WAY-On Saturday. January 34 i t .
last six ers -- ..
ST. ALPO NheS' TOTAL ABSTINENCE Ai80
CIATION.-The reSlar monthly meeting of this As
soolatio. will be beld in St. Alphousrs Schooihouse, St.
Antrew street, between Coustance add Magaine, THIS
(Sunday) EVENING, at 4 o'clock.
Gentlemen wishing to join are Invited to attend.
fel It OCRAB L. BINCLAIB, Secretary.
BT. ALOYSIUS TOTAL ABSTINENCE CADET
ABSOCIATION.-The regular monthly meeting of this
Asseoclation will be held TO.DAY (Sunday), atS o'clock
aIn the Star Haell, 116I Poydras street, corner of Camp.
Does will be oolected at this meeting. A fall sad
punctual atteadance is expected.
oys wishing to join are invited to be present.
T. J. EGAN, J., First Vice PresiLdent.
WM. J. MALLYNN, Secretary. fel It
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HIBEERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID w
ASSOCIATION-Branch No. 4-New Orleans, Jan. SI, b
1874.-The regular monthly meeting of Branch No. 4 t
will be held on WEDNESDAY NEXT, Fob: 4, 1874, a
at 7; o'clock, in St John's Old Church, Dryadee street. ii
Punctual attendance is requested. t
M. WHEELAHAN, President V
PATRICK MOLONY, Secretary. fel It I
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
Assoolation-BranchNo.6.-The regular monthly meet- 1
ting of this Branchwill be held on TUESDAY, Feb. 3,
1874, at 7j P. m.
Punctuanl attendance is requested.
By order: FRANCIS McELROY, President
J. H. RESLIN. Roo. Secretary. fel it
TEUTONIA NATIONAL BANK OF NEW OR
LEANS.-New Orleans, January 14, 1874.-At the An.
nual Meeting of the stockholders, on Monday, I1th
Inst., the following named gentlemen were elected to
serve as directors for the ensuing year:
H. EUBERBIER, GEO. L. L. MATEJI,
WILLIAM MERLE, CHAB. WEISAAB ,
JOHN F. POPP, G. H. MILLER,
LOUIS REDER, N. SCHOOLEB,
ERMUST PRAIJT, S. KAUFMAN.
E. FORCHEIMER, J. , WILDERMANN.
And at a meeting held this day, Mr. J. R. WILDER
MANN waes unanimously re-elected President, and Mr.
LOUIB BREDER was elected Vice President.
jal8 Im5p T. P. BECK, Acting Cashier.
OFFICE NO.78 CAMP STREET-HOME MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, January 2, 1874.-At a meeting of the
Scripholders of this Company, convened on the 31st of
December, 1873. for the purpose of voting on the ques'
tion of lquidating the affairs of the company, the vote
was largely against liquidation, vi : $491,000 against,
and 667,000 in favor of liquidation. The Scrlphoiders
having thus resolved to continue, it is expected of them
to do theirdaty in promoting the business and interests
ef the company. A. BROTHEB, President.
A. W. HUNTER, Secretary. 1a4 lm5p
CARD OF THANKS.
The Ladies in charge of the Council Tables in the
Fair held in Grunewald Hall, return their grateful ac
knowledgments to the numerous charitable ladies and
gentlemen who, by their liberal contributions of money
and supplies, assisted so much in the sunceessfnl result.
Also to the young ladies for their valsuable assistance.
Mrs. D. P. SCANLAN, Council Table,
Mrs. WM. CLEARY, Do.
Mrs. P. McCABE, Hibernian Branch.
Mrs. J. McCORMACE, Do.
Mrs. Capt. ROXIE, Cotton Exchange.
Hiss L. McCONNELL, Do.
The SILVER TEA SET was awarded and delivered
to Mise MAUD NOBLE-now Mrs William W. Lamb
-she having received more votes than all her com.
petitors. fel It
A CARD.
A splendid SCARF, beautifully embroidered, and
kindly donated to St. Peter's Conference Table by Mrs
Anna O. Knox, mother of Mrs. T. J. Semmes, to be
rafled for the benefit of the Orphans, was received only
the day of the closieng of St. Vincent's Fair. The Scarf
I was worked by Mrs. Knox, who is now sixty-fivre years
of age, specially for the orphans, and will be raffed in
Sa few daye, lists being in the hands of several ladies for
circulation. MRS. LUCEY,
fel lt St. Peter's Conference Table.
- A CARD.
- I desire to return my sincere thanks to the kind
Sladies who so generously assisted meat the late Fair in
SGrunewald Hall for the St. Vincent's Home, who by
their zeal helped to make it so great a success. To
Mrs. Thous. J. Semmes, for many valuable donations,
and to the accomplished Miss Kate Hughes, postmis
P trees, my special gratitude is due. All these kind
- ladles may rest assured that their generosity will ever
- be remembered by the orphans in their prayers.
MRS. LUCEY,
fel It St. Peter's Conference Table.
FANC GROCERIES!I
0 CHOICE GROCERIES!
h FRESH GROCERIES!
Is We waould respectfully call the attention of heads of
se families to our large and well-assorted stock of
[- Fresh and Choice OOLONG, IMPERIAL and JAPAN
1TEAS,
h which we are selling at prices to defy competition.
Extra Choice Yellow GOSREN and ROLL BUTTER.
Fulton Market BEEF and PIG PORK.
BEEF TONGUES.
BREAKFAST BACON.
Davis' Celebrated Star 8. C. HAMS.
SH. SOULDERS.
iKiln-Dried GRITS and CORNMEAL.
S COARSE HOMINY.
is SCOTCH OATMEAL.
y Jefifries', and MoEwan's Sparkling ALE.
le Deetsen's LAGER BEER and ALE.
Is Smith's Ten Strike and Eagle Steam Mills FLOUR.
It Together with a fne stock of CROCKERY, STONE
2 WARE and BOUSE-URNISHINGO GOODS.
11 All of which we will sell at the LOWEST CASH
PRICES.
r- All Goods guaranteed to give satisfaction, and deliver
a ed to any part of the city and Carrollton tree ol dray
age.
A. W. SKARDON & CO.,
k OROCERS.
h Corner of Jackson and Ronsean streets,
fel It rouvTH rnITRIcr.
SR. SPROULE,
a Gents' Furnishing Goods,
d, FINE HATS.
1 4 Corner St. Charles nud Gravier Streole,
5, Under Ot. Charles Hotel.
waw 05LUL05.
Lg THE PERFET FI TTING BSIRT. A
fet smlI
ST. PATRICL'S FAIR,
TO OPEN IN ODD FELLOWBS' HALL.
On Friday, January 30, 1874.
his
The following is the Programme of the Fair, both of of
the very attractive Tables, as also of the fair
Ladies who have so kindly rvolunteered
their aervioes for the occasion: 0
SANCTUARY SOCIETY TABLE,
Presided over b the ofisers of the Sanctuary Sobiety. L
TE PRESIDENT'S TABLE. D
By mes. P. F. and E. F. Herwig and Miss Kinsells.
ST. THERESA'S TABLE, I
By Mrs. Finnegan.
ST. PATRICK'S TABLE. C
By Mrs. Earris, Mrs. Murphy and Mrs Houston.
ST. ALPHONSUS TABLE,
By Mrs. PFitagerald and Mrs Eagan. C
TEE HARP OF ERIN TABLE.
By Mrs. Manaleld. Mrs. Rieo Mrs. Morgan. Mrs. D
Hogan, Mra oCikey and Mr. Strong.
MORNING STAR TABLE. B
By Mrs. Wileez, Miss Buarns and Miss Richardsonea.
THE HTBERNIA TABLE.
By Mrs. Meegh, Mrs. Conway and Miss D. Kennedy.
THE CRESCENT CITY TABLE.
By Mrs. Dr. Folwell. Mrs. T. Gilmore and Mr.. Dr.
Briklcl.1
We know that the friends of St. Patriek's Chnreh
will be pleased with the above list of ladies who havre
been selected to do the honors of the coming Fair at
their respective tables. The well-known hospitality, 1
sociability, beauty and talent of these fair champions -
in the cause of charity, place the seceses of the under-.
taking beyond a doubt, and will make it one of the
most brilliant and enjoyable social entertainments ever
given In New Orleans. We are sure that their friends, 2
and alt who wish to forward good works, will rally to
their eupport, and make the Fair a brilliant/sa from .J
the opening to ite close.
Among the friendly contests, many of them already '
being energetically canvassed, we can notice only a few.
A HORSE AND BUGGY, for which the Hon. Mayor
WILTZ, and the popular District Attorney, JOHN Mc.
PRELIN, are the contestants. Of the Interests of
Mayor Wiltz, Mrs. Doherty of canal street will be the a
representative, while Mrs. J. J. Morgan will receive and
zsealously protect the deposits for District Attorney
McPhelin.
Gen. BADGER and Mr. JOHN O'NEIL are also
in the field for a Patent Lever GOLD WATCH AND
CHAIN. That the skilful General will out manenvre
the favorite of Branch No. I of H. B. and M. A. A.
would be difficult to decide. The contest will be a
sharp one, as both are popular and count their friends
- by the host.
A splendid HORSE is also up for contest among the
"Boys," hbut who has thrown down the glove we are
not as yet in a position to state.
A Lady's valuable GOLD WATCH is also up for
contest at St. Theresa's Table, and also agent's asplen
did GOLD-HEADED CANE, for which Dr. Cullen and
* W. J. Armstreng, Eaq., have entered the lists and are
busy on the canvass.
"SI t Theresa's Table" has been the reeipient of a
e magnificent " Beauty Elevated OvenRange," the gift
Sof D. MLcendrick, Ud Magazine street. The "Range "
Sis on exhibition at this gentleman's store, bat will, with
n all its appurtenance, be ranied at the coming Fair.
S" St.Alphonsos' Table" will likewise present quite a
lively scene in the contest for the gent'sGOLD WATCH
and CHAIN between Wm. Redmond and Patrick
Mullan, Esq.
A magnificent richly wrought silver PUNCH BOWL
is causing great excitement among the many friends of
1the three popular contestants, Messrs. T. W. Conway.
S 8. McNamara and H. Cassidy. Who will prove the
id victor i most difficualt to state. jail tf
' GRAND CONCERT
"O HIE NaEsPrr Or
' St. John's Church, Dryades Street,
ON SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1, AT 8 O'CLOCK P. M.,
UNDER THE
Direction of Joe. Miller, Jr., Organist,
Mr. VULLIET, of St. Alphons.s, will Lead on the
Occasion.
,d The Most Magnificent and Largest Organ In the South
rb to be Used on the Night of the Coneert.
n' raeOsRams:
1. "Gloria In Excelels Ds." (Faormer's celebrated Muass)
Mrs. Tessier, Miss Annie Lurell, Messrs. Volliet
and Krebe.
2. "Pie Pelicas," (Dno and Trio)..........Beethoven
rd Miss Mercier, Messrs. Davis and Berremans.
n 3. "Salve Regina," (Solo)...................Mercadante
Mr.. Elliott.
ly 4. "Benedictuse" (eQoatuor-Farmer's celebrted Mass)
Mrs. Tessier, Miss Annie Lovell, Messrs. Davis
rf and Borremans.
re - Part Second -
in 6, "Glca in Excelsis Dec," (I1th Mass) ........ Mozart
or Miss Mercier, Mrs. Pierce, Messrs. Davis and
Krebs.
8. "Ave Maria," (Solo).. ....... Ros... sini
Mrs. Elliott.
7. "Regna Terroe," (Solo and Chorus) .........G. Cnrto
Mrs. Elliott.
ad 8. "O Salutaris," (Duo).n... ... Campano
Mrs. Er otllo and Mrs. l'lerce.
i. "Agn a Del,...:s""Farmer's celebrated Mass
by Mis Mercier, Mrs. Pierce, Messrs. Davis and
To Krebs.
'' Tickets, $1-to be had at the Door of the Church on
is tho Night of the Concert. jab it
od I _-~------ ------
r J THOMSON & BROS.,
Carriage and Spring Wagon Makers,
68 and 70......Rampart Street.68....8 and 70
Between Common and Gravier.
Received Highest Premiums at State Fairs of 1871, 187l
and 1813 for best Family Phanton, Victoria, Open
and Top Boggies, Beer Wagon, Grocer's
Wagon, Express Wagon, etc.
Being practical workmen, and employing none but
the best mechanics, we are prepared to make to order
Carriages. Buggies, Sring Wagons. etc. Can refer to
many business men in the city using vehicles of our
of manufacture. All work guaranteed. fel Om5p
OAL....... COAL...........COAL.
LN Best PITTSBURG COAL, screened, for family use,
sold at the low price of EIGHTY CENTS PER BAR
REL at 2641 ST. CHARLES STREET. opposite Tivoll
N. Circle. A liberal discount made on large orders or to
dealers. fel llsp
138. GROD - . RISTNEETOGR. PE138
H.ERMITAGE the ony Original Dauber.
Sign and Omrnmental PAINTING done at my shop
oheawr than by any other Painter In New Orleans.
RNAM a OlLENTAL PAINTING a specialty.
Store and Office Painting, etc.. eta.
Satisfaction guarantee'. BERM] AGe..
r idI3m5p l3d Girod sreet.
B., OOBY .......-. ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER
"-'No. tIl St Andrew street, cer. Magazine,
Card Phiot,,gtaphs, per doe.... ..S····- · so·) I5
sy- NcdaLlin Mop'ai, per * doe. . . .
Picture, with frame. . . . . . . 75·····---····f
Picture with Jet or Gold Idochet. ci
SH1 Rembrssdts and Copying a Specialty.
Ban3tifl 6Chromes for Sale at Very Low Orarce.
de4li Isip
OR' A AA ORAcNGE TREES,-The larget and
o r fnst aortment of Orase Treets evr
offered, from two to six years eld. at half the usual
priese. sa from Il5c, to6 by 6the 100 trees
Frsit .r. Shrolbbery Plante, Flowr., etc.. in
grCoa vartity Call and uasmine m stock and prices
fadropnrcb tog. Pckeompegnd shipieg c fy
tended to. F.aA. Qin ETFE m
jaibIomrp 36 Car udelet st.e lust below Oravier.
('ORMN & Aser d MCNALLY,
WOOD AND COAL,
Corner Raumpart antd E~ral'. Ltr,'ts),
C~noiata~ly on heed Oak, Arlh. l'jt'r S1.liL Wt.,l etc.
and at prlces Lu .iefo eompatlleel
.l,.~l mueonre i.'05t5L15l J.,113,olp
COAL~~~~~.~ ~~_.,,,,., WOUII...
IL I ZiIACLIN,
34.... . Ca,. rondsrlet litrect... 54..,, 8
Drench Ofie, Cornerlhird and Ichospitoulas
P1tbrltthr. Anthracite end Cannel Coal delivered at
:ilowest market p ric.
Ask and Oak Weed delivred at 65 per cord. Jal I mSI
pEOPLE'S BANK
OF NEW ORLEANS.
New Otaeaus. Jan. f, 1874.
At a metlng of a Board of Directore of this Bank,.
held Oial day, the following statement of the condition
of ite stairs was ordered to be pablished.
N. LANDRY, Cashier.
STATEMENT
Of Abets and Ltiabilities of the Pople's Bank of New
Orleans, at the close of business, Dec. 31, 1873:
ASSETS.
Loans end disconiats.........................5.316 07
Due by distant Blanks........................ ,199 Ud
_Marine Dry Dock Company stock............ 59 37
Improvement account........................ 7,148 65
Cash on heand..................... .. 309,475 65
Total......3....................b 47
LIABILITIES.
Capital stek.............................. 06306000 W
Deposits-Cnrremey........50131,014 1
Gold................... 9,31 18-333,8e 3
Divideadsa unpaid......93................ 15936 00
Tetal............ .................. . 5.636,957 38
jail Isslp
COAL.................COAL...........-.. COAL. I
B. D. WOOD & BROS.,
WROLOSALE AN5D swan. DeALERS I3
Pittsburg. Anthracite and Cannel Coal,
106.......... Common Street............106 1
jas 74 ly~p Oppoeite City Hotel.
FRANK H. DRAKE,
Carpenter and Builder,
278..........Magazine Street..........27i8
Near Calliope. New Orleans.
SJobbing and Repairing. Cisterns made and repaired.
j345 lm~p
RTHE HOME RULE RESTAURANT.
HEe No. lOS Camp Street.
was opened on the Ist of January, end as a home can
r sot be made attractive without home rule, it is there
fore the intention of the present proprietor (CAPTAIN
JOHN Mcl AF'EtTYJ to make you, dear reader. feel
'fat home whenever you call fora square meal. Meals
e sont to private rooms. 0, store, Slot Coflee. Chocolate,
etc., at No. 106 Camp street. Boarding by the day.
dweek or month. Sapper rooms for private parties.
y fia53m p
TO SUIT TIIE HARD TIMES ALL MY PRICES
o f HAVE BEEN REDUCED toplease the most caie
D fat buyers. All kinds of Fancy and Staple DRY
GOODS always on hand, and a large stoek to select
' from. A fresh invoice of KID GLOVES snd real
FRENCH CORSETS. just recelived, which will he asold
Sat very low prices. City end ountry buyers, wiahin,
geto t the best bargains for their money, should not
is fairto visit M. ARONSTEIN. 431 Dryades st..
Sale lnmp Just above the Market.
1e CLOTHING.. ............... CLOTHING
At N No. 12 Camp Street,
JOHN MULLAN. Auctioneer and Dealer in all kinds
ir of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Second.Heanl Clothing,
F Guns, Pistols Watches. Jeweiry, etc. Ladies aond gen
tlemen having a surplus wardrobe to dispose of, shold
d consult the undersigned. All business communications
re strictly private. Auctions eve Saturday a~bnd Moda.
Mrjalim5p JOHN MLLLA I3 Camp st.
a FT O. OEVE, DRUGGIST AND APOTBE
t nary, Corier Annunciation and (saenniesta.
Haing prchased the above store, formerly ow n-U
ed by W. L. Jurgislewicr respectfully requests
lb the patronage of bis friends end the public. He hsa a
complete stock of English. German and French Dregs
with all the mast popular Patent Medicines end a fill
a line of Fancy ToIlet Articles. Perfumery. etc., all t
H reasonable prices. Prescriptions carefully compounded
at all hounrs of the day or night. P Sa 3mtp
DANIELAE O'C. CALLA GHAN, A
i, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
of No. 4:15 Seventh Street, N. W.,
7. WASHINGTGN, D. C.
he SruciALTY.-Theprosccuiin of claims for services in
carrying the mull is tose States wtherein the postal
service wa susende by an order of the Postmanster
Genernl'., daed May 31. i861 jail Im5p
H. MOLLEGEN d" CO.,
IICALORS 15 ALL KINDS OP
WOOD AND COAL,
SOFFICE, 321 RAMPART STREET. between Calliope
and Deiord Streets.
Wood Sawed snd Split by Steam, and delivered at
h the following ates: Oakl Wood. 8 S) per cord ; Ash
Wood, {9 per cord. Wood delivered free of charge.
Stove Wood a spelialty. jal 3m5p
ORALL THROAT AND LUNG COMPLAINTS.
5Cogh.s Colds. tatarrb. Asthma. Bronchitis, etc..
thE NEW LOUISIANA REMEDY is pressing with
Imperturbalble steadinese to the front as the best thing
s the world has ever seen. Absoltely harmless, and de
lt cious to take. Beet soothing sinup for children. Lie
tonic for dyspepoa.t appetite. scrofula. chlld, diarrhea,
en etc.. is sisgularl effective. Sold by druggists.
DEPOT. 1O CAMP STREET. TI ll im, p
ito ECEWITH PORTABLE SEWING MACHINE.
B ~ PRICE $20.
SEqual in streogth and capacit to any Sowing Machine
ri6 made. reg.rdlees of ost. SOLD ON THIRTY DAYS'
TRIAL if you wish to save yonr health, labor and
money, call and see the machine in operation, or send
for circular before buling any other.
S Salearoem, 90 Baronne stret. jall Im5p
sd W ILLIAM KURTEN.
VY No. 539 Magazine Street,
ni - Offere his large otock of -
-to FINE GOLD JEWELRY, WATCHES.
CLOCKS AND FANCY GOODS,
ao at Prices to suit the timss.
Every article warranted. jail Om~p
ad VWILLAM VELDEN.
DEALER IN WOOD ASD COAL,
t . Corner of Prytania and Philip Strcots,
Oak.Ash, Bakers' I'ine, LIghtwrood and Charcoals]
ways on band. Vood sawed to steve length and split.
1a4 3mrp
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS AND NERVOUS
D SYSTEM.
70 DR. THOMAS NICHOLSON,
490........... Mgazine Street............490
873 On account of rs, the Doctor will occupy the djoin.
log residenes. where consultations may be had as usual,
between IS and 3 o'clock. ja4 3Smp
b REMIOVASL.
but MR. KATE O. LOQAN,
der has removed to No. 0 BOURBON STREET, two doors
rto from the corner of Canal. where she is prepared to give
m, promppt attention to sil orders in the MtLLINERY,
DRESS and CLOAK MAKING BUSINESS.
An experience of many yearsensbles her toguarantee
- tosall who favor her with a call, prompt attention and
.L. the meet complete satisfactioo. deSi ly5p
s: UPPER CITY
roli EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
to
As Ladies MUST HAVE DRY GOODS and Fancy
- I Artcles of Appa.l, they must lso save mosey. by
38 buyingn e good article cheep. In order to comply with
top theetruve. acallis Indilpensibleon
LEVY IIRO.'8
.ty. ~ LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
581).... ... Magszieio troot...... .... 5180
L. del4 ly~p
pr EVERY LADY HER OWN S)RE8MAKEII.
'AMrs. GARlBANATTI. OIlJ Magsisrie sireet. has 5
~ novel and useful toveniioa far Cuttingt Dresses
`It Basqurs. etc. with whichr irie will teachr Ilais to Cat
and Fit wiithout waato or pMc~sblriyl of error.
noCall and se soyourselves, iadees.
Terms moderale.
THIE LATEST ANt) NEATEYr STYLES IN
md Dressmaking and Millinery,
uipr Many befounds
MRSY. ARBA~NATTIii.
ces 625i..... ..... Muglorine St~reet..... ...-.. EMI
at. Rest of workr. P~nc moderete. Cuss ry orders
mountied. is? ImSp
rIAVSSEN EMIIROIDEIIY AN'D LACE STORE
iYurmecly A. LsadshergiL.
TI:IYI~INGS. BIOSIERT AND GOIXVES.
C:ORSETS ASS) FANCY GiOODS,
40. . . Royal .'llrcvt..... .... 41.
Strfwrc Coolirmirosse ead Silenvilis.
.rc, lce 3'aJr. p veiv e~LnZi.
P' 1I\U;-.- ·· .PIANIS(Y.. ... MUS.~U IC.
Plauci of tbv best makers fur sale or to rent on reason
able terms. 5,es altentiron given to repairing sa
·nstningi Pianos· by the best tuner in lbs city.
bbset Mus~ic. Musical Instremente, Striegs etc.. sI
I at ways on had. Muic· neatly bound.
A call from city sad country bayer. rsspsotfulp so
nip B(olted, end .allsrsotlo3 guar~anted nE SmS p
D. R. HOLUS. A. BOrWAN. U. D. WW.LUWI
D. H. HOLMES,
Noa. 155 Canal and 15 Bourbon Streets,
,Nw onRLzANs.
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
SILKS,
EMBROIDERIES,
LACES,
SUITS,
CHILDREN'S GARMENTS
HOUSE FURNIShING
HOSIERY, ET.
Wholesale and Retail.
mull 73 I2a
WOOD) WOOD!...... ..... .COAL! COALI
HAT, CORN AND OATS.
SEED POTATOES...REED POTATOES,
PPISTER & THOMAN
Offer for sale the beet qualit of OAK and ASH WOOD,
delivered free of charge to all part. of the elty at RE
DUCED PRICES. Also the bet quality of PITTS
BURO COAL. screned expressly for family uee. at
lowet market raINs. Costant) on hand.afalltock
of HAY. CORN. OATS. RA ate. We make a
specialty of SEED POTATOES, heepleg allof the beat
variete., sach a n dotoo. Jackson Whites, Pearless.
tet. etc.. all at lowest soible prce and eatiae
ti6 a guaranteed. PYILtTER &r THOMAIN.
.on anld 524 Camp street.
deld 3m5p Opposite Magainse Market.
I N. JENKINSI
ROLICITOC OO
American and Foreign Patents,
27............Comamercial leaco............. 7
(Up Stair) r
Ja ll oIrP ttw (h r I.Cane.
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wRS EO.,AGUE
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HRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATIONAGE
~Jheretofore bestowed the underaligned respectfully
informs the public. and Isla old friends in particular,
that he h2e removed to No. r1 Camp street. I1 the
Tulane Building, where his former specialty will he
continued as
REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISEJ.
SIVEWAE CI)CS ET.
He will Ive his personal attention to the eale and
purchase of all City Real Etate. Plantatione. Mineral
and Timbered Landa oonds, Bank Stocki and other
Cit Securitis- Cargoo . etc, whether under private
tuetteneor iey Judicial process. Loan on mortgage
sa claAs
negotiated. The renting of city property attended to
uoen moderate terms.
With his known experience and devotion to the In.
tereat of his patrons he hopes to merit a continuance
of IPeir former consitence. C. E. GIRARtOY.
New Orleans. Deeember 16. 1173. detl 5pt.f
RELIEF FOR TILE SICK!
Maguire's CelebratedFamily Medicines.
S. "^sor u.
For Liver and Kdsey Cooi n taint C
gaUp ' Cstauargo
For Bowel Cemplaint. U
Use Maguire's Extract Boone Plant.
For Debility or Want of Bread,
Use Magonire' Sarsapartlra Tonic
For Ane and Chills. UsIlaguire's Age MiTxture.N
For Kidney Affictions. Use MaguwIre's Extract llnchu.
For iheomatim User e eaIre's Alterative EliaIr.
For Coughs and C olds.
Use Maguire's Expectorant Syrup.
For Consumption.
Use ptagire 's Tar Glycerin Whisky and Rock Candy.
For Piles, Use Magulees White Blose Pile Curs.
For Worms. Use D agirsO Worm PowdaTer.
Sty~p 1Use Maguir's Jamaitete ca Ginage.
For Toothache or PasUJse Magnlrea Electric Palo Cure.
T. J. WOOIJWAIID,
Sole Agent for the Southorn Staten,
Depot. No. I Magazine street, corner Canal.
Sold by Dealers and Dreggiste everywhere. del i 5p
M ME. ROSA REYNOtIR.
FRENChI MILLINERY,
609 ............ Magazmne Street ............ 609
NearJonephine, New Orleans.
Country and city orders solicited and promptly at.
tended to. Visitors to the city will do wel to call be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
MRS. MONTAGUE.
(CATS or man. WAnnIUiiTe),asi
FAFiLIONIBLS DititliS MAKER,
wrnir NNE. nursoibo
Dresses made In a superior style, and perfect lit guar
I anteed. Prices moderate. Country and city orders
promptly attended to. Plarticular attentioniv c to
cutting and easting. _ mp
ZIMMERMANN Sc CO.
HAVE REMOVED TO THlE SPACIOUS STORE
e 129............ Canal Street . 129
TUORtO BUILDINGS,
, L-And offOlterthir Immense tokof
I DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JEWELRY.
SILVER WARtE, CLOCKS, ETC.,
AT PANIC PRICES.
Special atteetion given to Repairing of Wtches,
Jewelry and Silerware. __ n inl
fREESH MEATS! FRESH MEATS!
r Cuneo & Wintz Butchers
Stalls Nos. 31) and 32 Ninth Street Market,
Corner of Magazine and Ninth streate,
sa5w ORLEANSO.
Ships, Steamboats, Hotels Plantationa and Families
supplied with Choice Beef Veal, Mutton and Pork at
the MOST REASONABII PRICES, and delivered to
t anlart of the city.so
lII' orders promptly attended to and SATISFAC
TION IUAANIIISD. eoltI3mip
J OlIN N. HEALY.
Attorney and Counsellor iat Law,
NO. 0 COMMERCiIAL PLACE.
iPoxtofice lBon.201,
anL.i'.J ivlp- Mew Orleans _- - -___,
i S. IL MALLORY, Jit.,
S Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
,.............Camp Street...............54
(Upsetairs.)
mbI673 lyY p NEW osLOAes
COMlOUND ULMONIC l'ASTE.
An cinvlal ~l ronvenicoti'o t Ilpar,.nrouWt~cni,r
CO' S CATsl.Ill!IIS. IIN:ITM CusMI~cd h~l'
TiONrh's.3 and al IILAAioNS BtOS' TIre lCN)S
P ornc.30.ler boo.~~·n o Nnhsres
Preare only y
mDp.B~~b~~ oeRs ICRSONI. A HA ltTE
IsPoar oly USe Caa seetTue nida
226 TO TUE LADIES. 226
OREAT INDUOEMENTS.
ALL BSTYLESB OF HAIR, PLAITS, CURLS, IERAIDS.
CHIGNONS AND SWITCHES AT COST PRICE.
Ladle.' and (entlements Wifs and Half-Wihs ad
Iaadeasu. Latest style of Jet olods san Famop
Articles. Large and assorted lot of finest Frenah asfi
German Extrects and Colognes. Hair HRstoretiles
Hair Oils. Pomade, Cosmetics and Hair Dye.. Crlp
Ing Irons, Carling Slicks, and all articles required in a
semp lets toIlet.
Poelite attendannts will at all times be furnished for
HAIR IDRESSINl, either on the premisee or at private
residence
A co ,lest. fresh ant lrsirahle stuck at the LOW
EST 'OSSIBLE PRICKS, and satlefaction guaranteed.
.IABMES IIRANEY.
tHair Ilresser andl Wig Maker.
tad Im~p _ i Itaroner. aboves lull street
I'ESIL LINES OF PROVISIONS.
We have just recelved
;n casks rLEAIR IIAbON SIDES
50 casks CLEARI IhlRIlE) SIDES.
..casks DRY SALTED StOItLtEltHS.
1' casuks IDRY HALTED) SIlES.
lilt barrels MESS PORK.
i) Tierrces Choice SUL'GAR-CURED IIAMS.
B4 Tlrceer LARDI)
For sale by FINNEY. SHEEHAN & RUISS.
jad Imlp No. l'ordrnae street.
HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS.
FINE GIFT BOOKS.
BEAUTIFUL P'ICTURtES.
ELEtIANT ALBUMS.
FINK PRATER BOOKS. Etc.. Eta.
INITIAL I'A'PEII AND ENVElOPES.N
only it) rents. Box.
W. 1). MATTIIEW8V.
619 Magacine street.
17' Subecription to Upper City Chreculatling Library.
50 rente a month. dell emSp
FOR TlHE IIOLIDAYS.
E. A. TVLLR,
115............n.i r. ...115
NW / ,HILR*\e
TINE WATCHES. LtAllONtDS JEWELRY.
Platedware. Table Cutlerc. Fancy Hoods, etc . Pure
Sterling lilverrare. suitalb lir I" scenIC Clocks and
Brono.s in greet rot rlete iso, Icy tncmelctnrsol asd
sga.irsd. tLoku nuld Watrirhsrrpalrrrl d dell :mIp
T11F IMI'IOVED
BUCK'S BRILLIANT STOVE
WITII CHILLED IRON FIRE PLATEF.
S01L IBY If. HIALLER,
49...............Camp Street...............49
Dealer in all kinds of Cooking and Ilitil ritervs,
Fire Girtet,. Olrate FindIngs, Tindus and Enameled
Hallow Ware. P'lain and Japan Tin Warr. Polated Wares
Table Cutery. Ilouse lurnahling Clouds of every d..
neriptiol noll 3msp
11HOS. McKENDRICK.
PLUMIIER AND GAS FIT'TER,
No. 653{ Magazion Htreet, near Philip,
New Oliane.
Kitchen IRanges. Hot. (old and Shower Ilatbe, Water
Cioseta, Waob Stands. Pumpsp and Hydrante. fitted on
the moat approved stylo. tes. Steam and Water Pipes
Faucets, (la Cbendeltlss etc, fitted up I'·rrtully a ro4
at the shortest notice. aln rt) 1ly5p
. NDIAN TURNIP COMPOIiUND
PEOTORAL BALM.
oue THE CUsa O
COUOHS, COLDS. HOAI E ESS, IIBRONCHITIS,
ASHMA,
And the vartoon Affections of the Longs sod Thread,
and for the reliof of Coneumptive patiente.
S e The Indian Tornlp Pectoral BALM em.
SaThel levetefete oases .5
ýG IirosarlisCatarrh.Incipient onsump~oa
P~unonary OVpresalet. the Spaamodie Na.
s ou sjieorden r which attend certain ferme
of Coughs. Sore Throat, and generally all
case of Inflmmation of the IXrDLser
S Organ. It ha. a soothing artion oen the
L ,y+Coogh, facilitetee axpectoration cheeks the
. ..` spitlop if Boamd, and relieve. . t. of Aa. -
mn. In this last he. tbhe Inden Turnip Pecrtoieal
Balm hau been glen with tLhe greatest seacess. Itse ne
in WhoolnrCeuo b remarkably relieve. this distreestig
affection. Prlety i pEr bottle.
Prepared and for fre roleg bn
B. LA PLACE. Drngglu,
Ntor. wl:otn yo Lyiano Fieldestreetm
and the prinripl. Wholeale and RetaU l)rn Jggistf
aNew OrPeans. T
To HAVE IS TO GAIN.
P. F. OOOARTY.
CATIIOI.IU I OOKSELLEIR AND STATIONER.
151.......... . ..Camp Street............151
Informs the public that he is prepared to furnlsh all
Books on the Alphabetical List of the Catholic Psbhl
1e cation Society at TWENTY PER CENT LESS THAN
a CATALOGUE PRICE. Therefore, do cot med year
money to New York when )on ran Ito bvter At hmem.
All ordern promptly filled bv
nom. tf P. F (Ifs(W rti V1yl'Ols ' e rt
WANTS-FOR RENTS--ETC.
I FtJPMATIUN WA7 Nttun 411 l'" WALSHI.
I " W ien laut bcr't troo. -\.". Ir.9--was at th
Jusottttlon . the ll leom' tap Loi"t't. tI.r.. Am
be tbankfull yi oeric. by It. t trialtl
JAN I OJNKI.1.Y.
jae its Nile. 'Trurotuul l:~oolty. Obto.
1 NFOHMA1IIN WAZ 1'P,1,-itI UrYINILC loNA
STIC14 A N, f.Al''illlI.I. rnor Shout thlrty-are
year. Of age Wb.rn tat thee.t ro-mth- twgasr 16--.
watt t(o t~oi uba S C tI.ttre the war he resided Bear
Ri.chmattd. Teuu. hIm· agedl .utb~r. In New Oteaea·.
woul' be ver) ratrful t for any itulhrmtattn oonaertagh
hlm. Alt t:*ttloi." auil tI,(. Ameuicra paper. are em
quested to NPayoV
(( SETIt(I IfrXIH YtH H JIT.-THII SPACIOV&
l it and wrlfntale liewttg Room Nr I IPs .tdra
street. '"'aer of 1 ta tp willt be teted to iSocettebem
(Iabs. ta. il, the ete- .., or moaih. en reaaaIEbta
terra a.~
ApIply at the offie of the Noe6t~o STA.L malt it
1OUNO MEN WANTELD-T() LEARN ANDl
Aengage a tale ppb opetatieg for ne Teleaph
tlttee. itnenem Iearned Ina ahort time. Permaneen
anj&=@ pal leý ýItuatlone Be 000 s 911llled. Cel
or ý .E1 OPOLITAN ILLEUI(LI'8, $7 Cola
merrial ?1ac, New Orieta., La. wtd Gt
La