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I3mrning Star and Catholic Messenger.
as aw RLr ass. VS A., MAIT 3. 1874.
* InTU ROM IaIUNG HILL COLLIO.I
SUZIDAY, April 26, 1874
To the Editor of the Moamm BrAs
LastThursday 8pring Hill College turned
oat.to give an earnest welcome to its beloved
: honorary President, Bishop Quinlan.
On his approaching the college the bells
ware rang, and on his arrival, the brass band
.diseoursed the ohoicest airs of Professor
Stalse's selection.
The students were arranged in front of the :
eollege building, in two rankse-facing each
other at a distance of ten paces. The Bish
op's carriage halted between those ranks. A
hundred and thirty reverential salutes were
Instantly extended-the Bishop gently rc
sponding.
The Bishop and many of the Rev. Clergy 5
of Mobile dined with the Fathers of the Col- -
legs. After dinner the Bishop and all the
Fathers present, together with all the stu
dents of the College, assembled in the exhibi
tion ball to hear some fine music and exchange
sentiments.
On this occasion Master A. Trotat, a distin
gnished student of the college and a native of
your city, in very feeling words expressed his
own, and the sympathy of his fellow students,
with the Bishop in his affliction. The Bishop
made a brief reply, stating hew the accident i
occurred and closing with sound advice to all. o
To-day has been observed at the College C
with grand ceremonies, it being the Patronage B
of St. Joseph. J. H.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Daring the past week we have received from
the well-known bookstore of P. F. Gogarty, 94
Esq., 151 Camp street, the following new
books:
St. Patrick's Manual. By the Nun of Kenmare.
D. & J. Sadlier & Co., publishers. I
This work, compiled from the most approved m
sources by Sister Mary Frances Clare, the e':
celebrated Nun of Kenmare, is printed in large
type, on fine paper, and is elegantly and -
strongly bound.
Lfe of Blessed Margaret Mary. Bythe Rev.G. .
Tickll, S. J. D. & J. Sadlier & Co., New X
York, publishers.
At the present time, when the Devotion to chi
the 8acred Heart is spreading so rapidly e
throughout the world, and our own Province C.
and Archdiocese are about to be cosn
secrated to It, this work demands special con- S
sideration from our readers. Besides the Life
of Blessed Margaret Mary, which is based on
the Memoir writtefk by herself and the Life 54
written by the Religions of Paray-le-Monial,
Sher contemporaries, the work contains an ac- -
count of the Devotion to the Sacred Heart.
Tn. CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.-In the discussion
of this bill last week in the United States
.Senate, Senator Norwood, of Georgia, made
a telling speech, it being his first set speech
in that body. His exordium was as follows:
When the morning stars first sang together,
it would have been worth some dollars if the 8:
Republican party had been present. It would Clu
never have consented to the creation of man nol
unless all should be equal, and upon the same o'e,
footing. Nine years ago four millions of slaves
were sot free, and the next year they were in
vested with civil rights ; the third year they G
were given the ballot, and the fourth year m
made the rulers of men. Within that brief
space of time the negroes were made profes- ASS
sors of Republican doctrines and set up as
rulers. History furnishes no such parallel. Ass
Of the six hundred thousand Israelites who stre
went out from Egypt, but two were found B:
competent to be rulers in forty years, though
they were instructed by signs from the Great W
Creator of the Universe. The Republican -
party had made six hundred thousand rulerse ST
in forty minutes, without any assistance. The NER
man and brother was taken out of the corn clati
feld and made a Republican statesman by an ING
act of Congress. Since then the Republican sine
party has become diseased, and having robbed to at
Its Southern neighbors, is now dividing its
time between philanthropy as a profession J,
and public plunder as a trade.
88
The surest road to health. stv what you will, ABS
, never to suppose we shall be ill ill
Most of these Ills, as we poor mortals know,
From Doctors and Imagination grow. TO-I
-- tend:
MARRIED:
ROONEY-COYLE-On Tuesday, April 14, 1874, by C.
Rev. Father Simon, at the Church of St. Franclsde
Sales, Mr Patrick R. Rooney, of Dublin, Irelsand, and
Miss Mary E. A. Coyle, of this city. No cards. * ASSC
RYAN-GARRICK-At St. Mary's Church, April 16, held
1874, by Rev. Father Daffy, Jehn Ryan to Miss Fannie Camp
M. Garrick, both of this city. Goe
RARTNETT--BROWN-In Algiers, April 23, 1874,
at the resldence of the bride's mother, by thbo Rev.
F'atbr Bellapger. Mr. Daniel Ilrtnett to Miss A. M.
0. Srown, both of Alaieis
DIED:
FRIZZELL-On Toesday. April 8. 16874, at I2F1 a.M., 111
Mrs. Jane Flizsell. aged fifty-eight. years, a ntive o id
County Limerick, Ireland.
.RIEe DOe'e-tOn Thursday. April 30, 1874. Richard reg
Rierdon, . native of County Klkenny, Ireland, aged a t Bt.
thlrty.four years. Mapd ci
A PRIZE WORTHY OF CONTEST Puert,
AT ST. JOSEPH'S FAIR.
The event at the approaching Fair will b the hontest IIB
for elegant end very atylieah bay RIDING Ir, ASSOC
selected wlth great care and presented to be voted for 18.
st "bSt. Patrlck'sy Table" by our waell and favorsably ill bi
known citiAn, Mr. James Cioney. Th eomptor ta '
torthe prie are Melesrs. Capt. T. FLdNA CioAN and Pe
Mr. sa KXRgELLA, and lbe one receiving the
greatest numberofr votes wl be thereby made happy. PT
Their repective friends are already earnrstly ot work.
In emtio the mntme he Horse can be Saeen at Mr. C.' e
tables, 35 Derblgny, betwren Plmyra and Gasqurt loft
streets. my3 if
JUST RECEIVED. Poa
E. BU1TERICK & CO.'S flyer
MAY PATTERNS, .T H.
THE "METROPOLITAN" MAGAZINE LUM-I
FOR M&y. torsof
Csstaintng all the latest news in the world of fuhlos. will bI
Prle, single numbers only twenty-Sve ceate. Pernch.
Ssbseripthe pri0 of the "Metropolltu," including 51 M1 I 5
wofIL of patterm n ely W9per year. apis 3
This is the bst sad ehespest, ad eantaiss more vaIn. T
able insfmetnoan than any maguine publshd C
in tlhi aesiatry.
A fsn 5a4 morpte o eertmet of Butteorik's eels. *D.
ir. BIRGAINB I
See What A Dollar Will Buy ll
13 yards of 0O CALICO for....................... 0. O0
I2 Io. BROWN COTTON for............. I 00
11 100. WHITE COTTON for............. 1 00
10 lI-- . BBROWN COTTON for............. I CO
a "- Io. WHITE COTTON lor ............ 1 00
8 15. WHITE COTTON for............. GO
8 a 150. BROWN COTTON for............ 1 00
$1 2I COTTON DIAPER for ...................... 1
i 1 25 LINEN DAMASK NAPKINS for.......... 1 00
d 1 SI H. C. QUILTS for.................... 1 00I
1 50 KID GLOVES, Two Buttons, for............ 1 00
1 50 FRENCH CORSETS for..................... ! 00
2 00 TOURIST PARASOLS................... 1 00
S3 00 OItRENADIE SHAWLS................ t o
b Etc., Etc, Etc.
NEW GOODS AND BARGAINS
IN ALL DEIPABTMENTS
e AT
BRASELMAN & ADAMS'
CASH HOUSE.
580 and 5Ma....MAGAZINE STREET.....,6 and 58
mg,5 It Cogner St. Andrew street.
Nicholas J. Boey John II. 0 Conncr.
HOEY & O'CONNOR,
Auctioneers and Appraisers,
17 and 19......Exchange Place...... 17 and 19
Between Canal and Customhnonse Streets,
In the Merchants' and Anuctioneers' Exchange Building. I
Tbhe personal attention of the members of the firm
given to the sale_ and purchase, by auction or private
sale, of Real Estate in the city or country, Stocks.
Ronds, etc i to the negotiatlon of Mortgages. and to
Out-Door Sales of every descriptlon.
All the books, plans and records of the lete firm of
C. E. OIIRLADEy & CO. for the psat sixteen years,
snd the greater part of the records of the ste Major
BEAND, are in their possession. my3 Im~p
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Workingmen's Bank,
94.............. Canal Street.............94
VOR. MAIGNAN, President.
Interest paid on deposits and compounded semi.
annually. For the the esecrity of depositors in this
department, the money deposited lh-reln can only be
loaned on secunrities named by law, which securities
most be worth three times the amount loaned.
The Bank is open daily for Deposis: from 5i to 7
o'clock P. K. my3 3m
GOOD TEA AT LAST.
Tea drinkers who long forend trly delight in a good g
o re honest ncp of Tea. should visit or send to the
,REAT CHN'A AND JAPAN TEA WAREHOUSE,
No. 170 Canal street. Old country folks who have
been sighing and longing these many years for some.
thing like the goo., old fashioned Tea, are particolarly
charmed and delighted with the flavor. fragrance and
freshness of our goods. We deliver goode to all parts
i the city free of charge-conntry orders by express,
C. 0. D. Remember that we have bot one address.
GREAT CHIA. AND JAPAN TEA WAREHOUSE, N
fel a3m Sp 1t70 Canal street, New Orleans
S. R. MALLORY, JR.,
Attorney and Conesellor at Law,
54...............Camp Street...............54
tUp stairs.)
mh1073 ly5p mxw oOYLasa.
ST. ALPHONSUS' TOTAL ABSTINENCE ASSO
d CIATION.-The regular monthly meeting of this As
Ssociation will be held THIS (Sunday) EVENING, at 4
o'clock, in St. Alphonsus Hall, St. Andrew street,
between Magazine and Constance.
Gentlemen wishing to join are invited to attend.
r my3 It CHAS L. SINCLAIR. Secretary.
ST. ALOYSIUS TOTAL ABSTINENCE CADET
ASSOCIATION.-The regular monthly meeting of this
Association will be held In the Star Hall, 116 Poydras
street, cornerof Camp, TODAY (Sunday), at 3 o'clock.
Boys wishing tojoin are invited to be present.
T. J. EGAN. JR., First Vice President.
WM. J. MALLYNN, Secretary. my3 1t
ST. THERESA'S CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTI
NENCE SOCIETY.-A special meeting of this Asso.
clation will be held at 4 o'clock THIS (Sunday) EVEN.
ING in St. Theresa's Hall, Erato street, between Maga
sine and Camp. Gentlemen wishing to join are invited
to attend.
H. R. GIFFNEY, President.
J. J. O'CONNOR, Secretary. my5 It
55. PETER AND PAUL'S CATHOLIC TOTAL
ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.-A meeting of this Society
will be held at the Scbh ol house on Marigny street,
TO-DAY, Sunday, May 3d, at 12 o'clock. Special at
tendance requested. By order:
R. H. B.ARTLEY, President.
C. EVERETT, Recording Secretary my3 It
YOUNG MEN'S CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE
ASSOCIATION.-A meetin:g of this Association will be
held in the Star Hall, I'6 Poydras street, corner of
Camp, TODAY (Sunday) at 12 o'clock.
Gentlemen between the ages of seventeen and thirty 5
desirous of becoming members are invited to attend.
ROBERT C. DAVEY, President. T
DANIEL J. hIUIRPHY. Secretary. m 33 It
SPECIAL NOTICES.
r., BIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL
of Aid Association of Louisiana--Branch No. 3-The
regular monthly meeting of tlii Bran, h will be held
ad at St. Joseplh a School house, corner of Common ard
Marais streets, on TUESDAY EVENING. May 5th,
1874.at7h o'clock. Every member is requested to be
punctual In attendanoe.
i'IIILIP McCIIE, I'Pr-odent.
P HACKETT, Secretary. my3 It
-t HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
C, ASSOCIATION-Branch No. 4-Noew Orleans, May 2,
ir 1874.-The regular monthly meeting of Branch No. 4
y will be held on WEDNESDAY NEXT, May 6, 1674,
* at 7j o'clock, in St. John's Old Church, Dryades street.
d Punctual attendance is requested.
M. WIIEELAHAN, President
PATRICK MOLONY, Secretary. n[3 It
IIIIIERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
Association-Branch No G -The regular monthly me t
ing of this Ilranb:h will be held, on TUESDAY, May 5,
1874, at 7i P M.
Punctual attendance is r" quested.
By order: FRANCIS McELROY, President.
J. H. HESLIN. Rec. Secretary. my3 It
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC'ORPHAN BOYS' ASY- I
LUM-Saturday,April 18. 974 -An election for Diree.
tors of this Asylum, to serve during the ensuing year,
will be held at the residence of His Grace, Archbishop
Perche, on the THIRD OF MAY, 4,18 from It o'clock
M. to I o'clock P. M.
apl9 3t THOS. LAYTON, Secretary.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.-HIBERNIA INSU-.
EABCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEARS.-CLrs.
bforabiy to the ebarter the elctie o f DiMeetfa to -
sre dariag the esemsig twelwve u eth. w . We hld
at the ee oef the ompsa. we at __
IXONDAa o he s. esus .teuhse,
DR. PORTER'S CARD.
S DMONSTRATION IS BETTER THAN THEORY.
.40 That "dificulties were made to be enrmounted" is
S00 fully verified by the remarkable senccesses achieved by
S Dr. JAMES PORTER, in the cure of the varlous
. I CO chronic ailments which have for many yeare baled the
1 00 ombined skill of our best physicians, is eminently
" G worthy of note, and that it has attraeted the attention,
1 00 not only of the asicted, but of the community at large.
I 00 is plainly evidenced by the throng of patients that have
10 daily visited the parlors,
.. .i00
,.. 1 00 NO 107 ST. CHARLES BrREET,
... I 00 for the past few months, and who, almost with one
... 00 voice, testify to his marvelous skill In relieving them
1 00 of their sufferings, hundreds of whom have tendered
to him their grateful testimonials, a few of which we
8 annex, viz:
IMrs. ELIZABETH BAUM, residence 93 Enghein
street, rheumatism, cured in two da3s.
Mr. LOUIS PAGEL, residence c6 OGravier street.
deafness of seven 3 eas cured by three treatments
THE LAME SHOULDER THEIR CRUTCHES AND
and 58  dWALK.
1Mr. LAWRENCE HYrLAND, residence 240 Gravier
street. had been sutferlog for twenty.two years irom
noor. Chronic Rheumatiso. anti for the last five 3ears could
not walk without crutches. After two treatments by
Dr. 'orter, at Exapositon Hall. he threw away his
crutches and walked hbone, and will soon be hale and
hearty. May be referred to.
J. B. WILDER, Esq.. residence. 132 Spain street,
Rheumatism for many years. May beleforred to.
Mrs. JULIA A. FITZGERALD, residence3i0 Fultos
tId 19 street, Chronic Ulcers for fourteon Sears. Could find I
no relief until she applied to Dr. Porter.
Mrs. CATHARINE ITIILtPOT, residence cornerG
Front Levee and Erato streets, Paralysis and Loss of
liding. Speech. Cored by three treatments.
Mrs. BARBARA LORENZ, residence 54 Independ.
Sfirm ence street. ieuralgia of the Head and Rheumasic.
Prive May be referred to.
Dtocks. Mr PE
nd to Mr. PETER SCOTT, residence No. 155 Spain street.
deafneu and discharges from the ears from childhood.
firm of earing reatored and discharges cured by Dr. Porter:
ears ly he referred to.
or Those wishing to place themselves under his treat.
m meat should not delay. His parlors are
NO. 107 ST. CHARLES STREET.
Ofilce Hours from I0 A. K until 8 P. . of each day.
my3 lt
TH THE FAMILY BOOKSTORE,
semi. 167 ............. oyal Street .............16
In this
oly he Corner of Orleans Street.
33m
English and French Prayer Books.
go SCIENTIFIC AND LITERARY WORKS, IN EN
have LISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN.
some- Ct
arts English and French Classics. s
press,
USE, MAGNIFICENTLY BOUND BOOKS FOR PRE- t
MIUMS, IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH.
Medals, Beads, Pictures, Statues, Etc., .
...54
WVHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The price of each article, in plain figures known to 1
all, is affixed to it. ap26 5p tf
CATHOLIC CHURCH MUSIC, MASSES, ETC. Et
We would respecttfully call the sitention of CIIOIRS,
ORGANISTS. C JNVEETS and SEMINARIES, to
our recent issues of Music and Books for the Catholic
Church Service. All our editions are printed from
larppe type. and on beautiful Maper. We are oontinually
so- onblimblong Catholic Church Music, and always keepa at(
full assortment on.hand. Send fora Catogue.
As We make Catholic Church Music a specialty. a
at 4 Address, JOHN CHURCH & CO..
rest, my3 3m5p 6 West Fourth T.. Cincinnati, O.
A CARD.
ry P NoW OtRLEANS March 30. 1874. ]r
I hereby take much pleaure in stating that I hold a an
Health Poly In the dos' and Orpns' Friendly w
Society, on whch I only pay sixty seven cents montbly. sub
this I further certify that I have been promptly paId by per
u . W. Terrell, General Agent and Manager of said fro
society, x112 In cash, relief compensation for fourteen pisi
weeks' slckness of acute rheumatism followed by star
sciatic neuralgia. JOHN LAr AUX, all
t. Donaldsonville, La. mo
It Ibhs gentleman had been a member of the above tria
- society or only five months, and had only paid me $3 35 v'ir
TI- previous to his being taken sick, when he was promptly S
ass. paid 011 compensation for ninety eight days' loss of
time. This speaks for Itself. and shows the great relief
EN. afforded to th. sick. and to those who become members
ag. of this Beevolenot Society. The payments are so small 1
Id atoplacelte tgreat benefits within the reach ot all.
Female as well as male members will be received.
As the sickly and yellow fever season approaches.
t. every person should become a member of this society,
and thus provide means with which to pay nurses,
physicians and board during sickness.
'L ad 1th eitizens Sf Shreveport and Memphis have
had the benefits of sucb a society durstg the last epi.
lety demic, their dreadful sufferings would have been
set, greatly alleviated:
Active, reliable and conscientious agents wanted in s
every town in Mlississippi and Loulslana.
Fur further paiticulers apply to the undersigned. H
LG W. TERRELL.
General Agent and Manager Wldoes' and Orphans'
It Friendly hociety, 31 Carondolet street o(up stairs) F
New Or:eans, La. apis e1i5p H
CE --
be A CARD. w
f Received, Shreveport, La. Marct 7, le7i, of the Pied
mont and Arlington I.tfo Inusurance Company of Vir.
rty gtinla, through t. W. Terreel. General Agent and '
Manager In New Orleans and John C. Monctre, local
agent her., Foutteen Thotusand Six hundred and Sixty
Three Dollars oand lOghtyFlive Cents. (014,6e3 85), being
tamount In ftll pa ment of o:icy No 20,10, on the life
of Malor CIIA. V. COSitY, my deceased husband.
MARYE COSBY,
Witness, II 1T HAMILTON
W. E IIAMILTOJ,
J C. MONCtIRE, Local Agent
IThe deceased hadl only paid me t112 0o, the fliat
quarterly pymient on his poicy, before lie died, when
e his wife receleti, Ias aive, l14,ti3 5. Thsshows tte
Id great benefits of lilte insurance. Active, experlenc.d
and reliable traveling agents wanted everywhere.
d Apply to the ndtelsigncd.
G. C. W. TERRELL.
General Agent and Manager for Lol elana and Mlsdso. T
S ippl, ouccessor to toen. Dabneey It. Itaury, oefite -1'
Carondelet street, up stairs, hew Orleans, La.
-. J . CLARKE,
D WOOD AND COAL MERCHANT, All
Orfilc corner Julia and Dryades streets., J.i
And Corner Liberty and Julie streets lt,
Box 193 Mechanics"' nd Traders' Exchange,
New Orleans.
Dealer in Wonl and Coal, Hricks, Sand, Lime, Cement Con,
Plaster, Hair, Laths. Shinetle Oak, Ash and pine
W'oI,, Cuol and Chareel, wileoale and retail atthe
lowest mnarktlt ratea. Orders illed and stainbeats
i supplied at shtort notice. sp1O7s ly5p
CIT'". TATE AND DRAINAGE TAXES AND
LCENSES Ilet
PAID AT 'ilE LOWEST RATES lie en
By J. W. PRANCP, Ilort
No. 13 Carondelet street, neat Coemwon. Orders
I'. P. CoLei.not.
All hack taxes due the State are parable In New Or.
leans, and we wtll pay special attention toorders from CC01
country perl bes for settling the sirme eta liberal die
couit. apiS 3rmap
T. J" BROWN, Ladle
Practlcal Paper Hanger, ste
Dealer In WALL PAPER and WINDOW SHADES,
No. 963 Camp 8treet, inhis
El ht Blocks fom Cnal, irom which It n be reached
mayo mltus by the magss'se or Pr) 555. sretess
ample hneks seat, if requlred. msst
ADVICE !
rzonr. -
ted" Is If you wish to enjoy good health and preserve year
ceed by eon.titltntlen, go to
varlous
Red the 637---637=-6= 637- 637--637
Inntly 637
antion, 637---37 637---37----47
large 637............ Magazine Street ............
Near Jackson.
my3 it aNW ORLiksAs.
- - RI.AN
SCOLLEGE l
Ilth one or Tu
gthem IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
ndered Corner of Common and Baronne streets.,
Ich we NEW ORIL.EANO.
aghein This Literary lastitutlon, Inoorporated by the State of
Louisiana, and empowered to coner degrees. s on.
ductd by the Fathers of the Society of Jess. The bild.
street. inge are well dapted for educatlonal purposes. A
courtyard, entirely cut off from the street. is reserved for
IAD recreation; so that, from the arrival of the pupils, at 7,;30
A. ., till their departure at 4 . a., they are oonstantly
secluded and osuberlntnded.
ravior The Course ofE Insltruction Is threefold; Preparatory.
anieCommercal aod Claslical.
could The Preparatory Coutse Is for beginners.
o b The Commercial Course Is for those students who do
is not wish to learn Latin and Greek.
nd The Classical Course is for those who desire to have a
oomplete education.
French is taught In the three courses.
itrot, Studet arenotadmi unless they know hew to P
read and write.
ulto The moral and religtoos train Ing of the students is the
d nd lead.ng objects of the instructors.
Every month a report is sent to parents, stating eon O
duct, progress rank in class and attendance.
oso " e academical year begins on the irst of October
a ond s cl s towards the end of July.
TERMS,
p od- Colleglate Course, payable in advance, and Ia UnI.ed
tl. States currency, two months, o20. on
0Preparatory Course. $16.
treet, Iap2"31l Rgv. F. GAUTRIELET. President t
Ser. PORK, DRY SALT MEAT, BACON, ETC. a
500 bbls. Mese PORK. wi
treat. 00l bbls. Rump PORK. Ds
100,OCO pounds Dry Salt SIIOULDRlS. to
100,o.0 pounds Dry Salt Clear Rib and Clear SIDES. $
sy. 100 Ocasrks BACON-Clear Sides. te
50 casks BACON-Clear Rib Sides. q
50 casks BACON--Shounlder. of
50 boxes Choice BREAKFAST BACON. rut
100 tieres Choice Sngar Cured HAMS.
.167 200 tierces Choice Refined LARD.
100 tierces Choice Kettle LARD.
303 kegs Choice Refined LARD.
200 kegs Choice Kettle LARD.
t10 cases Family LARD, 5, and 10 pound packages.
In store and for sale by
BYRNES & BRO.,
apl9 JImp -. . .. 86 Poydra street.
G- REMOVAL.............. .....REMOVAL.
Having purchased the entire stock of DRY GOODS -
and the good will of Mr. 8. 0. KtEEGER, I am now H
establilhed in his store, and will be happy to meet all
my friends and customers, and show them a fine and
S. select stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODB,
RE- and a full line of FRENCH CORSETS. I am deter.
mined to sell Goods at the Lowest Market Prices, re.
g srdlesi of cost. Come one, come all, and get a BAR.
GAIN. Ins
W. II. PETERS,
594...........----Magazine Street...........594
to., (Near St Andrew,)
ap5 Im5p Ereeger's Old Stand. AsI5
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
AT
JOHN McMAINS"
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY,
St 572 and 574 Magazine street, opposite Magazine Market,
and 30 Washington, corner of Fulton street.
GREAT EGG DEPOT OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
TC. Extra Family Flour the best brands, and guaranteed to
givhe stisflEtion, New Teas, of superir flavor and
RS, s Irengt. again reduced In price. Sugarecured Rams
to and Breakfast Bacon, cheaperthan ever before since
ll the war. Condensed Mlk and a full sortment of
rem Can Goods. Cholce Goshen andl Western Better.
ally Wines, Liquors and Cor odials.
)p a steamboat, hotel, plantation and famnly orders executed
with dispatch. Goods delivered free of drayage and
at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. mhl S5mp
__ AGUIRE'S REMEDIES
ABRE THE BEST IN TE WORLD.
S MAGUIRE'S CUNDURANGO, LIVER, KIDNEY 30_
d a and BLOOD BITTERS, the last and bet of all their
dy widel.y-known medicines, ai the only kn*wn vegetable
by peron, whether yonng or old, who maybe snferlip
ia from Conetipation, Biliousness, Liver or Kidney Com. S.
n plt, shold not ll to ep the Cndrango on
by stantly on hand. for it horogly yet mildly removes
all deep-seated secretion from thl system, thus re.
35 virtues.
Ly bold by all DruggistsH
r MORRION & WOODWARD, gethe
srs OLe AGONT, one of
U 1............. Magazine Street ...... ....... THE
N1w ORIPA',8. dle7735p morel
and a,
vs s I 5. O
ME.
elP1hi- 1
Choice Family Groceries,
- ...... azineStreet............ un
Opposite the Markhe
Allode redfree o dr e d satfc Philip
P. A. LcDLANC
Order" promptly re d t. Priclr atenon paid e
COPETITION DEFIED.
Lades' and Chidren's Boots and Shoes, i
AT COST TO MAKe ROOM FOR NeW GOODS.
Allrosesand quOries and p o trouble to t how 0oo.a . a ma
MR808JAM. McKEbN D.K
L Chronic es fly n earted Jo'n ci0
CO~II'T I New Ohm~IE.
-RdE ea.E.TT EE~~'~ ~ v·lc.e,,
u. u A. OWI * II. . 3. wBO ALA
D. H. HOLMES,
Noa. 155 Canal and 15 Bourbon Streeta,
NZW OLU08.
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
SILKS,
EMBROIDERIES,
LACES,
SUITS,
CHILDREN'S GARMENTS
HOUSE FURNISHING,
HOSIERY, ETC.
Wholesale and Retail.
l| 7:1l Ip5p
1onsbntlty myll 7:l lyp
ppratory. UPPER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY.
bi who do
to have a Capital Stock - - - - - - - - - $200,000,
2000 SHARES. AT o100 EACIH.
W how to Payable, 2 per cent Cash, and four notes of 10 per cent
each, Payable In 3, e, 9 and I muonths,
ntsis the
ting son- Office, No. 653 Magazine, near Jackson Street,
SOctober (Same Building with T. McKendrick, Gas Fitter.)
SUnld ROUTE--From corner of Rousseau and St. Andrew,
out St. Andrew (passing in front of Magazine Market)
idene to Chestnut, down Chestnut to Felicity, oup Felicity
(passing within three squares of Dryades Market) to
ETC. Magnolia, (passing in front of Keller's Market and
within four squares of Jackson tailroad Depot.) up
Magnoli to Jackson, outJaokson to Roman, up Roman
to Third, down Third (pasing within one square of
DES. Second Street Markos. and two squares of the Ceme
teries on Washington street, and in front of Clay
Square) to Roussean. along Rousseau (passing in front
of Sorapurn Market) to the stating point. Care will
ran both ways.
OFFICER,
WM. BOGEL. President.
JNO. M. WEIMANN. Vice-President.
N. W. GRISWOLD. Secretary.
.ckages. DIRECTORS.
E. H. ADAMS, of Braselman & Adams.
WM-. BOGEL. Corner Maazine and Felicity eta.
JAS. A. GRESgAM, 9 Cam t y
treet. B. T. WALSHE. i Canal treet.
THOS. SHEEHAN, of Filnney. Sheehan & Russ.
DVAL. JNO. M. WEIMANN, of Barrett do Vemann.
8. MANNING TODDI), of S. M. Todd & Co.
GOODS _ mhbLp tf
At -I HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, 78 Camp Street,
, NEW ORLEA S.
ndeter.
, r Established in 1852.
Insures Fire, Marine and River Risks
...54 AT LOWEST RATES.
tend. Assets........................... 740,68
.e. B. WOODS, President.
T. 8EFTON. Vice PresidentK
CHAS. LxSASSIE. Secretary.
BOARD OF TRL*TE. .
farket, Wm. M. Perkins, Cbhas. E. Alter
t. Bobt. liare. John A. Peel
CRICT. Christian Scbhneider S. J Keith,
Jobu J. Gldiore, A. Woods, t
teed to A. Levi. Jas. W. Fee. C
Sasi J. L. Sterry. Ed. . spy. ep lU.5p_
ince J. Wi. DAviS,
Bitter. DAVIS & FRERET, w. . FRoKT.
ecated
o d AUCTIONEERS, BROKERS,
AN0D
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Al
Ih 30..............Camp Street .... ..... 30 S0
stable
All mh29 74 1p NEW ORLEtANl. LA. P
Pering - at
Con. S. ANDERSON,
;o con
o PHOTOGRAPHER,
,ting takes pleasure in announcing to hie old patrons and th
rpublic that be has removed from 1a3 to
of Its NO. 151i CANAL STREET,
N1XT DOO TO0 OLMtEr'.
His establishment has been newly furnished through
out. The latest Improvements have been added, to.
gathoer wtb some novelties never before introd uced
,-one of which is ma .  the IREgSSbION WITHUUTI. i
THE SU1JB .T'S KNOWLED(E, producing a much
P more pleasing and natural picture P,
Close attention to boniness, with the betesteasstants h
and artistes, he promises somethling ar surpassing all pa
his former efforts.
THE SUN-PEARL AND CRAYON SPECIALTIES. ro
83raSp .S. ANDERSON.
i.S _r..p 151 Canal sreent. str
U TJPPER CITY
EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
As Ladies MUST lHAVE DRY GOODS and Fancy
Articles of Apparl, they must also save money by
buying a good art'cle cheap. Is order to comply with
the above, acall Is indlspenslble ou -L
LEVY IBRO.'S
LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, bas
-. - ...... Magazine Street........... 5
- . ... -,- - y d l ,p A.
INDUCESMENTS.......... INDUCEMENTS toal
tho
Lookl Look!
Tbe old e.tabliasbhl store, corner of Royal and St
Philip streets, is offering Inducecments for cash, to
country and city buyers, four the comning Spiring montihs, 27.
never before offered in this market. Their stock com.
prises everything in the line of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
daily reple.lshed from the New Yr k market Calland (
you will go away ratisded. Satisfaction guaranteed to
8 country merchants. Send yonrorders from the country. Diam
Ladlies, take the Bourbon street car. and get off at St. prit
ion Philip street, and in a few minuties you will be at the i-bLat
ST. PHILIP STORE. - s
asp mh8 3map No. 230 oIyal street. New Orleans. s
TX A NEW FAMILY GROCERY n th
UNDER AN OLD PROPRIETOR.
- JOSEI'Ii WAECIrER, Fa
en Over ltevo years In the tot, nsw Just opened at
No 5:4 MAtAINE STREET, d
OppojIte the Magazine Market. pecan
The finest WINE., Lt)UO.T , TFAP FANCY and tipul
STAPLE GRIONERIEA, always en band. mh1 3m~p InaJ
I IANO .... . PIANOS .. .. aUSIC. nd
22 MUSIC. fort
MRS. GUSTAVE VO - HOFE, 807 MOgazine at, se or
ee Pianos of the bent makers for ale or to rent on reason. p. se.
able terms. Spec  attntion givenl to repairing and wll pe
id toning Piano by the boat tuner in the city, his .ot
Shbet Music, Musical Instruments, Strings, etc, al. and st
ways on haneed. Mousic neatly boned.a i
A cIl from an t ad country hbuyers respectfully so. wtb
11-lieds. end aguaretno a teed eo0 Jp which
m J. FARtRLLo
s, . (for rsan t e w1k R ýýnCo.adla
ofy ._ e Farrell, Gee.at
s. General Collector and Real Estate Agent.
GEORGE JOHN WAGNER,
loots. _$hoeas d Broapns;
Uc.re.t . rrs%,a Iae
S V 5.
aRo'Ws uiami 'oiee
PANY. (!ATIHOLIC PRAYEIR BOOKS
,000, TWENrV-FIV E CENTS UPWARDS to th·e Am.
elegant bound and flnished,
per cent
Street, W. D. MATTHEW'S,
tter.) Gl.......... Magazinoo Street.......**....Dý
mbt9 t Jal 73 5P Bet. Jooephrne and Jseal.sata.
tn Irew* JJUGH MCCLOSKEY,
Market)
.ell)to Soda Water, Mead, Coffee and Pastry
het and
pot.) up NO. 76 ST. CNARLES STREIT,
Roman
uare of (NEW BfIUIIiu,)
Ceme. AND NO.-97 CANAL STREzT.
f- Clay
in front
r The undersigned desiree respectfually to inlrlm ~
oommnulty that by tviebt of purchu asd sueahs
he has become the solo proprietor of the boualtam.s
Soda Water, Mead, Coffee and Pastry conducted by Sb
deceasoed uncle, the Ilto Hugh McCloeeky, at the e
Ilhbmaent No. 76 St. Charles street, (new buldla"gi
No. 97 Canal street.
Iaving been specially instructed by the deersed A-.
all the Improvements attained in the prezoares A.
ste articles composlng his business, the subscriber seaem
the public that the quality of those articles will e t
Sass the highest possible excellence and purity, te.e
n. which h tuts to mtll and preserve their eoathted
confidence and patronage.
_mhe p tf II.U.OH McCLOSUr.
'ANY, CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
J. . EL RtNA. WALTON W*%
J. K. RENAUD & CO.,
isks 185, 187, 189 and 191 Camp Street.
Corner of Julia Street,
0NOW OULuANp.
Have always on hand Choice Family Flour, the leS
Goehen Butter. Lard. and FuogarCured Hams Ole
Goods, Preserves, Frnits, and all articlas requiread s
table use, making thu finest assoMrtment of
FAMILY GitOCERIES
to be found in the city, which they wll SELL
CIIHEAPER than ony other iusoe in their line "f
p_ businese.
RET. No drayage chargcd on good h bought of them. ea
every article guaranteed tortile satisfactloa.
FO &LYCALI IAR
The only preparatlon for the skit the t aladse
use to remove Freckles Stots. Rough nses. t ak
Worms, eta, without fear or itJlur °u. I note 0·l
and contarins no mineral or nmetalllc ubstance. ae
QUININE IIAIR TONIC--A sure cure forDsnTdrL
KENT'S LIQUID DOG SOAP-.Kll Fleas an
..30 cure. Mange.
ELIXIR OR PYROI'IIOnPIIATE IRON AND
PERUVIA.N q ARK-Prev.en Chill. aEd Fever .n.
strengthen tlhe whole system.
FREDERICKSON & HARTS,
CthrancieTS,
I etS3mh p 139 Canar l stree To our Bll.dl -a
HORTICULTURALH ESTABLISHMENT
u.h
JOHN J. NABERI.
h NEW ORLEANS AND CARIROLLT'ON.
Fruit, Shade and Ornamental Trees PEvergree
SDeldlous Shrubs, oGreenhouse Plants Perreniala. ste
Inch PRICEtaSble quantities, at the LOWEST MEApQR
My entensive assortment enahios toe to con tirt
ante the stocking of gardens of anydlmen.l. t
gall particular and tastefull mnnerr.
NUltsIEyY-ISt Charles Assnoe
gE. road) three blocks below the D)e nt (Carlltoa NaW
Specimens rotn he necn and order'seftat my PLAN
t I)EPOI, 254 Coliseum, between Washlefto at m 1
streets, New Orleans. 1e3 
CO AL......... ...... COAL ....l............. .
B. D. WooD--& InOS.,
WlOl-rAqis AlND KTlriL DIrALUn5 IN
y Plttsburg. Anthracite and Cannel Coal "
.i.....C. mm n trt.
]nn.. i(lySp Opponite Cuy li sltsl.
MRS. KATE O. LOQAN, "
has remoced to Nno ItUL; R'ii N I4TTRLg , two d
from the corner of Canal, where ohe tI preepared t, gt
"e rpt, t attention tI all orders is the MILLINSi nT
I'I{E~js and CLOAr~rK MAKING IiIINll.
An euperiuceul many 3c0rsrcnables herto g rnaes -"
is to all who favor her with a call, prompt attention
the most rtomplte te atlractlon dell IOp
II. N. JENKINS,
it thOl.I'To0 O
to American and Foreign Patents,
7, 2.........o - .Commrcial Place. ......... .-YJ
Sill I van (Up BStairs,)
WANTS-F-OR RENITS-ETC.
LMONEY'TO LOAN -I'ATIRx IN THK CITW
or e00lit~y Deedlo· Ipm31aetnte ah ·cdvaeee
Diamond., rWatches. fswirys' or Plate, -tlolatea -
Stat, and City ecouritie. itocoul Tell:.hers ad A wpp,
priatiom Csrtufica*u MelropclItan Warrant.. ste., esm
bLtn the maIme. in amount, to auit. and on termsa.
ib.eale _eiewhere, from an old. well.know. aad we.
--osoabi puvat.u aitsLen. by addreamlon IMUPLU,
Lockrboo 79, Poetofllce, SNe Orisnam La 3eeiae
onldteitill Ioes dlroi. partla will oe walt.e eI
at their hoes by glving name and place of reaoi,as.
" pil I m "
W ANTED--URUJIHN FOR TlE WI|DOWS AND'
I)HPHANNh' FHIENDLY eol:IEILY. This trul
bnevlrnt mnt 1i- Is orgatzle with a vew to iivh
Iecunlary aul to 1it memboer bDY patig to theb
stipulated sno f nmoey wi klv dorlo sicLknes. ad,
In a.ldltlon. Irom , a, tto itlis the event of lose of dihL
hand or foot. The rates are so low sua to piace Sto ge
brenefit wrbtin the reach f all.e It i al organlmaLie
for tie people. ithout restriction of clam coaditie.
sne or bunhee. No , man need be sick at his own em
pe-ase. or the Wlnws' and (lphana' Friendl Lseitt
ciii pay him forth~e meg ef hi. time in pmcopeiieuse
his contrlbutton to the society Lathe yel l fafvo
and siokty semas approaches, every o* should beem.e
a member of thia society, mad thu provide hUmeaJi
ith meas with wbich to employ nursn. and wit
whic to spport his.fadi when f. a Id sic sado ilta 
to workfrth .For fll iafemaie apply t the
undevignasd. Eaapectfaltv.
0. W. Tln  E L,
Gstecat Agent and Manager Widows' sad 11111110
-Mreadl ocilet. and tira P. md UfI tVan et
Va stsndeet lree, sop etaire, New Grel
L. - apW Im
M sII1 G ROOM FORE RNT....m 11AtO~5
·kti ,carer o Camp. wtll es ted I.
Oaehe, ses. by the seating m alt, a aeasral
Apply at the Oise lb. the amor~ /ra. rit E -
'VOUNG N33 WAXwZD - To LUa. *
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