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rta. and Catholic estenger. R
I)ELnA', ,SUUIOAX DECEMBEB a , 4M75.
CHtlTlAS AT OU1 COVNOKz.
'.-igh Mau at midnight; Low Marnes from 4
t 10 o'clock Solemn High Mam and lltabh
French Sermon will be preached at the 7
dMas. Solemn Benedietion at 7 P. K.
ylh'a..-Selemn Nigh Mam at midslght; Low t
at 5, 7, 91 at t10 o'elok Solemn High Maus and
me
trik'a--igh Mass and Sermon at midnight; DI
L by two Iow Mass. Other Maaaes at 5, 8,7,
1 10 o'elock High Mas. enediction after Bigh
Miss Little will sing an Alto solo from Non'
Credo at the Midnight Mats.
An the Baptist -High Mase and Sermon, follow.
we Low Mamme, at midnight; othe&Masses at
re as on undays. The choir at St. John'sa I
the best in the city, and the msteo will be fully
to majesty of the occasion.
'eresa'a.- Masu at midnight; Low Masses
. 7i and i ; solemn High Mass at 10 o'olock.
at 4 P.M.
ichael's.-Solemn High Mass at Midnight; Low
at it, 7, 7, 8 nd P;i solemn High Mass, to be
d by Benediction of the east Blessed Sacrament.
clock.
omptortel CAurches -Ther'will be a solemn Mid.
slgh Mass, followed by two Low Misses, in each
O three churches. We understand that Fathers
irt, Lutte and Earicher are to preach In St.
neas, St Mary's and Notre Dame respecttvely.
r. famed choir of St. Alphonsan' Church, directed
if. A. Vollietand Freanls Buhler, and arsieted by
mes Johnson, Tessler, Cramp, and a host of able
or singers, will produce Farmer's lovely MWae in
not omitting the tim-honored Cantique de ioe!.
fasses will be eoad from to 9, followed by another
sass and Sermon et 10 A. u. In the aftejnoon, at
ok, there will be a special devotion, singing and
ig of Christmas letters to the Infant Jesus by the
I obildlen of the pariah, at which the old folks are
Ltted to occupy the galleries and admire the dear
ones below. The concert for the new orphan
a is postponed to Thursday evening, January 6,
Francis -High MsWa at midnight; Low lMass t 6,
ighb MasS and Sermon at 9 o'clock.
Atn;' s.-- olemn High Mass at midnight ; Low Mass
Bigh Mass and Sermon at O9. La Hacho's grand
will be sung by a full choir, with orchestral o.
animent. The regular choir, under the direction
te talented organist, Miss T. Cannon. is juatly
dtred one of the best in theSouth. Though by
perfectly competent to produce creditably any S
e works of the great writers, on this oocasion it
have the assistance of a number of distinguished
Autguttie's.-Low Masses at 51, 6, 61. 7, 7t and E;
on High Mass and Sermon at 10.
arch of St. Bonifae, corner of Laharpe and. oalvr.
SHMas at midnight; Low Mas at 7 A. M. and Bigh
sat 10. Vespers at 3 o'clock. At the residence of
pastor, Father Koergerl, Lapeyrouse street, between
na and Johnson, .last around the corner from the
ohb, a most beautiful creche may be seem. It was
minted from Munich, Bavaria, and is fine specimen
he artistic work made in that renowned capital. It
vents the wonderful scene in Bethlehem on Chrlst
night: the shepherds minding their flbcks, the F
le. within which are the Virgin Mother and the
mt Jesus, etc. It as well worth a visit, and will be
shibition for several days for the benefit of the
Petar'a -Solemn High Mass at 5 o'cloo k; Low
sea ats, 6, , , e; Solemn High Mass and Sermon at
isnuneiation -Low Massee at midnight and 7 A. M ; S
ma High Mase ead Srmon at 9.
oly Trinity.-Solemn High Mars and sermon at
night; Low massee from 6 to 9. At 10 o'clock
mn High Mass and,Sermon. There awilt be an en.
aloment at the school attached to this Church at
" m, by the chbldren. Admissilon free.
I. Tinceut de 1'arl.-High Mause and Sermon at 1I M.
O masses 6 and 7. At 10 o'clock Solemn High Mass
I Sermon.
r. 'ary'a (dAgiere). Solemn High Mass at midnight;
w Masses at 6t and 8; High Maue and Sermon at 10
lock.
Oratuitous Advice.
This species of advice is not always accept
le, but doubtless in many instances much benefit
mtd be derived were it promptly acted upon. No
tlon of the country is exempt from disease, and
any relions has its "ills that fleMh is heir to.' To
Mow the best mrens of combatting this common
imy. with the least injury to our pocketa and tastes,
certainly a great advantage. At this season we must
:oet Torpid l.'ver, congested slieen, vitiated bile
d Inactive bowels, and all prudent person, should
.npiy themselves with TorT's LIvan PILue which will
im'late the liver, relieve the engorged spleen deter.
ins a healthy fow of bile, thus regulating the bowels
ed canslog sil unhealthy seo tiona to pass off in a
Ltural manner. Remember that ' an ounce ol preo
ontive is worth more than a pound of cure."
I'
A Man of a Thousand.
A CONSUMPTIIe CuRlD.--When death was
urly expected from CONSUMPTION, all remedi e
ring failed, accident led to a discovery whereby Dr.
James cured his only o.hld with a preparation of
Inaoia Indica. He now gives thi repe free on re
pt of two stampe to.pay sexenoea. There is not a
is symptom of Consumplton that it does not dl.
te-ight Sweats. Irritetion of the Nerve_, Dfi..
It xseetoreatto. Sharp Pains li the Lungs . au s
the Stomach, Inaction of the Bowels, and Wasting
theMusole. Addreuss Craddock & Co., I 3oRaM e
t, Philndelphia PL., giving name of thin: aper.
mARBIND:
TORI-FOLGER-On Tueeday, December 14. 1085.
the residence of the bride's father, by the Re. Father
ubert, James Bradner Moore and Clemente Rotbetta
oiler, eldest daughter of Lafayetteo olger, Esq., all'
this city.
DI3 :
HOGAN-On Sunday, December 19, 1875, at 0:10 P. 10.
ra. Winlifred Hogan, aged sixty two years, a native of
nnty Galway. Ireland. sad a resident of this city for
n last twenty.six years.
GILES-0n Sunday December 19, 1875, at 10 A. 1,
oe H. OGiles, ageAd thirtry.three years, a member of
Company Washingtoen Artillery, O.. 8. .
WHITE-On Monday, December 20, 1875, Miss Ceee
B. White. aged seventeen years, daughter of W. H.
bite an4 Elizabeth Donovan.
T ERGUSO].--0n Monday, December tO, 1871 at !1
K., John H. Ferguson, agsd fory-tyw eeyers, a native
Carrickfergus, Ireland, and a resident of this city
r many years.
CLEASSEN--December 21,. 1b75. at the Colle0e0of
he Immaculate nConception, tev. A lbert Cleaeoe. o. J.
----~~~ -- It
ALICE FAItCH ILD--Dled December 15, 1,3.
Often for friends who are absent we languisb,
Often the dead we lament and we mourn;
Yet we but add to.our grief and our anguish,
While they are blest, though from ns they're borne.
I hnow that a mother had stood that day.
With folded hands by that form of clay;
I know that burning tears were hid
'eath the drooping lash and the rchlng lid.
She sleele I A mother lowly knelt,
With the deep grief a meohor only feels
Beside her lovely form, so fair,
It seemed that death could not be tbere.
But thou wilt msskluce, fond hutabnd.
A stoength and knowledge growl with years;
There'll hang a oloud before thy sun
Thai eft wil showr thy face with teans.
Thou'lt miss her in the darkening day,
When sorrow, doubt, disseee shall come;
Thou'lt need her hand to guLid the way,
tAd light the path thy feet must roam.
God, with as ovarrullng bhnd,
Dispenses wealth to sei n
Yet such are only stewards hers,
For earth in not oa heme.
RECEPTION A
oa
O'CONNOR POWER.
Pnrant to a resolution, adopted at the meeting MO
'held li St. Patrichk's all on Wednesday evening, Hlad
ast., the felowing gentlemen are appointed as an
-xeoutive Committee and a roequested to meet at the
Morning Star Hall, 11t Peydree street, on WEIDNIS.
DAY EVERINO, 97th inst., at 7 o'clock : Ani
Thomu Gilmore, James Timony, Coo
William Hart. H. T. Lawler, peo
Wm. H. Byrnes. Thee. A. Flanagan,
Charles Macready, A. Visard,
John Henderson, W. J. Castell,
Thee J. Semmes, Dr. Thomau Layton,
Jano. T. Gibbons. T1
-H iberlan Asaociat.on:- W1
Robt H. Bartley, President Central Board;
Hugh Flynn. Branch No 1;
P. Bradley, Branoh No 2;
Philip McCabe, Branch ho. 3;
J. B. Cunaingham, Branch No 6 ;
I. S. Pendergest, Branch No. 8;
N. Callan, Branch No. P; ;t
Edw. McGowan, Branch No; 5;
Jan. P. O'Brien, Branch No. II.
-Ancient Order of Hiberniane :
W. J. Kelly, State Telegate; W
T. M. Kavanagb, Division No I;
Robt. C. Davey. Division 2No. 92
T. J. Gleason, Division No. 3
-Total Abstinence Societies:-e W
of I
Thou G. Rapier. State Union; gor
D. H. Baucley, H. R. Giffiey, e
W. C. McCarty. J. C Butler, the
Danl. Bullivan. A. P. Malcctte, 08I
P. R. Hennessy
JOHN McCAFFREY. Chairman.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATICAL
ENTERTAINMENT
mU
the
IN ST. ALPHONSUS' HALL, t
mt
Thursday Evening, January 6th, 1876. ,
wI(
FOR THE BENEFIT OF In
tat
ST. ALPHONSUS' ORPHAN ASYLUM,
COMMENCING AT 7 O'CLOCK. Sol
by
so
ADMITTANCE-FIFTY CENTS. de26 St
LECTURE os
ST. PATRICK'S HALL, Y
HON. J. O'CONNOR POWER, M. P.,
oh
THE GREAT IRISH ORATOR AND PATRIOT,
lA
On Tuesday Evening, January 4th, 1876,
AT I. O'CLOCK.
SUBJECT .........IRISH INDEI NDENCE.
TICKETS-ONE DOLLAR. de"l It
GRN
Vocal and Instrumental Concert,
By the Best Talent of the City,
UNDER the DIRECTION of PROF. G. COLLIeNONV,
For the Benefit of
ST. VINCENT'S HOME FOR BOYS,
AT ST, PATRIOK'S HALL,
Wednesday Evening, January 13, 1876, 1
Doors open at 7j o'clock. Concert to begin at 8.
TICKETS-FIFTY CE TS. del. ptd
u THIRD PROVINCIAL COUNCIL a
0 OF PH
Ecclesiastical Province of New Orleans, b
To which have been added
d The Two Constitutions of the Council of the Vatican,
r" the Bull Quanta Cora, the Syllabus, and the
SPFormula of the Oath for Ecolesiastics
Ordained Sub Titulo Mistionia.
This can be obtained by addressing the Very Rev.
G. Raymond, V; GO at the Archbishop'e.
Price. Flfty Cent. dell2 5p tf
ORIDO FOR 1n76.
The Ordo wil be ready about the end of next week.
It can be obtained by addressing the Very Rev. O.
Raymond, V. G., at the Archbishop's.
a Price, One Dollar. dell 5p tf
APPROPRIATE FOR THE HOLIDAYS I
ALFRED DAMARIN,
592............Magazine Street............ ..2
Has in store
,t Fine Table Cutlery,
i ialegant Silver Plated Wore.
Decorated and Pla:n Ch;na Ware,
Fine Cat Glass Ware.
Parlor Ornament.s, etc.
A full stock of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
of BUI.DEtS' HARDWARE, etc.,
for delS Im5p All at Very Reasonable Prices.
of SPECIAL NOTICES.
HIBERNIA NATIONAL BANK.-New Orleans,
. December 7, 1875.-An election for directors of this
Bank, to serve the ensouing year, wall be held at it
11 Banking House on the SECOND TUESDAY (eleventh)
i of January, 1876, from 10 o'clock a. M. to 2 o'clock P. m.
delitd JNO. G. DEVEREUX, Cshbler.
of THE SISTERS OF THE G(OOD SHEPHERD
have constantly on hand RtLADY-MADE CLOTHING
FOR SALE. Plain and Embroidered Under-Linen for
Ladies; Fine and Coarseb Shirts; Plain ones and Over
alls for Laboring Men and Mechanics. All substan
tially mrde and at low prices. n(,7 5 ly
YOUNG MEN'S CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE
ASSOCIATION -At the regu'ar mceting of this As
sooelatiLon, held on Sunday, December 190,. 185, the
following otIoers were elected to serve for the scraing
year:
Preeldent-W. C, McCARTY;
Vice Prwident-J. 1. O'CONNOR;
Recerding Seeretary-D. P. KINBSELLA,
inanelal Seeretary-J. H. MURPHY;
Treaurer-J. K. ACHESON .
Sergeantat-ArmerJAS. McNAMEE;
Maehal-JOHN DEEVES
- Delegates to State Union -
- R. C. DAVE 5 and T. B. ADAMS "
eeliected. W. C. McCARTY, Prasldet.
c. D. P. INSELLA, Rec. Socret.ary. do It
A RA&ND MASS MEETING T:
Of all CLtlenas will be held at
ST. PATRIOK'S HALL,
on
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 27, 1875,
At 7 o'clock, for the purpose of endorsting
THE MAYOR'S MESSAGE,
And to give asursnee to the members of the City
Counnil ghv In aeting in acordance with Its recom
mendations, they shall have the fall support of the
peOple
THE PROPERTY HOLDERS,
As diteetly interested in the Reduction of Taxel 0e
THE MERCHANT AND MANUFACTURBR,
Whose business is paralyed by the absrptlon of
papitel;
THE PROFESSIONAL MAN,
Whove income is diminished or entirely destroyed ;
THE WORKINGMEN,
Whose wages are reduced, or who are thrown entirely
out of employment ;
THE PUBLIC CREDITOR,
Whose laims can only be secured by an economical
adn.inltracioa of public atalis ; In ehort,
ALL CITIZENS,
Without dlotinction of paity, and of every condtlion
of Illf. who favor the right ol the people to local self
government, by which arone a proper and economical
management of local atltirs can be obtained, are
earnestly requested to attend this meeting, as It ls
the ineleest of all that robbery snd oppresalon shall
cease tow and forever.
Dietingllehed speakere will addlreus the meeting.
den" it COMMITTEEo OF ARRAINGEMENT.
lNSTITUTION or THE SISTERIS o ST. JOSEPH
Corner St. Philip and Galves streets,
New OOleans.
And Bay St. Louis, on the Sea Shore.
The soverument throughout this establishment is
mild and pateutt. the pupils are never separated ft
their instruotreoses. Recreation, table.dormitorlies, are
the same for sai. In short, everything tends to pro.
mote afectionate union between the ater and the
young ladies nltr.sted to their motherly care. 5.
The instruction Is thorough nan solid, and in harmony
with the requirements of society. The course oom priale
(m both English and French) all the branches of know.
ledgecultivated at the present day. Eash language is
taught by ntives of respective countrie, so as to in.
sure correct pronunciation.
The academical year close with a Ipublic exhibition
and distribution of premiums, to which prents are in.
vited.
Education Is here the obJect of special attentlon and
solcloitude. Govering those placed under their oha
by moral nsuasion alone, the Sisters of St. Joseph en
vor to inoulcate prinolples of solid paety, require
strict observance of poeitse sd amiable deportment, and
instllfeelings of respet and affection towards prents.
Pupils of all denomainations ae admitted.
NoTa.-Dnuring the bathin season the Boarding
School is moved to the Say SI. Loui. whor the Sisters
of St. Jeph have a onealshgademay.
TERLMS--To be paid in advance, as follows,
Boarding, per three motthe...................... 4 00
Walhing,.. o . .................... 0
Entrance. " .................... 10 00
Music Leson and use of Instrument ...........
Singng L e.n...s....................d ....... e a. 9
Drawing Les..................... .. ....... 00
Pastel. ol paintling, soordin to the number of pinls
D eedlework In all Ls vRa a golden emorotiry,
artifilal flowers, taught to theobrderswithouteztm
or frtherparticulrs address, BSuperiore of the
Academy of the Sisters of St. Joseph, Box 1511, New Ot
leuan;" or, if more eonvenient~, pply to
deof 75 Ily or 0. D. LAY.D . Aent
JACOB OTT, BUILDER,
289 Magazine Street, Corner of Calliope,
Btores, Counting HOune and Dwellings Fitted p
with Dispatoh. Jobbing promptly alttnded to.
Csterns made and repaired.
All orders for work left at the Offie, 2@' - usine
street or sent through the Potoeds, promptly at
tendod to. doel 75 lytp
SOLIDAY PRESENTS
Cheaper Than Ever Before.
Not at Auction, but at the old Establlshment of
B. & W. CRONER,
147 .......... .Canal Street....... ...147
DRESS GOODS In all new styles SILKS in newest
shades HUSIERIY, HAND RCdHES, LACES.
GLOVES, and HEAVY STAPLE GOODS, s well as
anfull lineof OARPE TS.
English Brussels. Three Pips, Ingrains. etc. Oil
Clothe. Mattlng., Window Shades. Lae Curtains, Cor
nices, Rugs, etc. This year's importation, and sold
, lower than t any other house in the Unted States.
deli 3msbp
THE GREAT YEAR 8176!
Reliable records of the astounding events of this
wondertfl period will be found only in CATHOLIC
PUBLICATIONS.
The undersigned is receiving suobscriptions for all
v the leading
Catholic Publications of the World,
f such as the Dublin Review, London Tablet, Catholic
World, American Catholic Quarterly, Freeman's
Journual, Catholic Reoord Ave Maril Catholic
Review, Morning tSiar . Tablet. batholio
ik. Standard. Boston Pl10CaOethollio Mlrror;
Western Watohman, Sonuthero Cath
0. 0110o. Young Ctuader, Young
Catholic, eto., etoc., etc.
CHARLES D. ELDER. General Agent,
f delS 3t5p' 154 Camp at.. Lafayette Square, N.
CATHOLIC GOODS.
Trassuory of the Sacred Heart.
Catholio Piety.
Key of Heavesn.
Spirit of Prayer.
Companion of the Sanctuary.
Etc., eic, etc.
oesrise, from 5c up.
it. Beautiful French Laes Picturee.
11, Lithographs of Cardinal McCloskey.
from 5co. to 1 50.
sW. D. MATTHEWS,
598 ............Magazine Street..........598
delS Im.p
bts, 1CICCLOSKEY'S RESTAURANT
DINIBO ROOMS,
its 70 and 72.....St. Charles IStreet....70 nod 7'
The beet of everyhlino to be found In this market
M' and st reseonable priCes. Large, airy snd pleasnt
.r. rooms up airn, for the accommodation oc parties rom
Balls snd for private and oclial Dinners and Suppeis.
RD Saloon open both day ond uicbt. -
dei deli 3mrp RiCOARD MCCLOSKBFY, Propriet-r.
pII P LIP PcCABE,
No. I00 Camp Street,
ly Gi.SIOAL IPEiAI.0 IN
Part~cular attention TPi) lt o ittiog op Stores, Tin
aid Copper letldn (tInter,. Otr. Ole1i Imlp
... .ITKKn-5 C.i AITIEIS,
J S. AITKEN8 & SON,
IMPORTERS AIOD DEALERS IN
HAiRDWARl.E A)'D TOOLS,
UE Hoop, Bend aud Bar Iron, Bolts, Note, Wood
Scerews snd Washers, Builders' HArdware,
Fire Grates, Housekeepers' Hardware,
the Tin Ware, Paints, Oil., YVrnlsho,
oiol Window Glas, Etc., Etc.,
sul1575 lygp LWw OEI.ANS.
THOS. BARKEY,
UNDERTAKER,
40, 4"2 ,nd 4...Claiborne Street...40, 42 and
Oppseeol the Mrket'
Patent Metallic Brlril Cesse. M ogas, Black Walne4
and Pais Cells. alwaysen hand
FrUNERLS attendedl to by the Proprietor In peree.
who hopes, by strict attetn to business, to onn S
b*t patroag e.
CHEAPEST STORE
IN TBE CI2 Y.
ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1875,
WILL COMM.IC
THE GREAT SALE B
cr V
CHEAP DRY GOODS
Ar 66
LEVY BROTHERS,
580....... MAOGAZINE STREET........ 580
d This sale will comprise the LARGEST and MOST
d SELECT STOCK of DRY GOODS EVER OFFERED
TO THE PUBLIC.
BLACK BILK ALLACA, from o50 upwards.
)O Very Nien BLACK and COLORED ALPACA, at
00 only
Handaome PLAIDS, at S50 a yard.
BLACK SILK, CHEAPER THAN EVER.
CALIOO, at so.
- CANTON FLANNEL,. at 10c.
CASHMERE and MERINO, in all color,, at 60o.
EMPBEISsLOTH, as 300.
HEAVY RED TWILLED FLANNEL, at 40c.
GREY, BLUE and WHITE FLANNEL, at only 300'
CORSETS,
HOSIERY,
SCARFS,
47 SHAWLS,
ut .ANDKERCHIEFS,
BLANKETS,
311
r QUILTS,
AT PRICES TO SIT IVYERrRODY.
his
all
dic It is to the irterest of the Lad!el to FIRST CALL
ON
LEVY BROTHERS,
- BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE, and to
CONVINCE THEMSELVES that
LEVY BROTHERS'
50.
5 Cheapest Dry Goods Store in the City.
.et
.Fo1 aKID GLOVES
" Upper City Kid Glove Depot."
GOO wD TWO BTTTOI KID GLOVES, AT ONE
DOLLAR PZER PAiR.
pod
", COUNTRY BUYERS
-242 SHOULD NOT FAIL drO CALL ON
LEVY BROTBERS,
5105 AND MAIB TRIB PUECHAS EU THE
Jyp d5 Imp CA DO BST.
D. M. OL.UM A. R ,OMAN. . D. W. Z aI J
D. H. HOLMES,
Nos. 155 Canal and 15 Boarbon Streets,
arsw oar.a xa.
FALL NOVELTIES.
1875.
We are just opgnlas a tll sert et o
SPRING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
laLttsrlag oasuelye n having the moet eteasive and varid stock of ueds Ia the iaty, we oeait e a a
purchasers.
f.lt1 t5I
NICHOLAS BUEsI. PHILl TMBONSN.
BURKE & THOMPSON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND
IMPORTEIS,
66......TCHOUPITOULAS STREET...... 66
AND
i1..........COMMERCE STREET..........
NEW ORLEANS,
Have in stole and to arrive large supplies of the
following articles COFF
COFFEE
CHOCOLATE,
TEAS,
SUGAR,
RICE.
CANDLES,
SOAP,
BUTTER.
t LARD,
YEAST POWDERS,
BLURINGS,
DEVIIED MEATS,
BAUCES,
SPICES,
SARDINES,
PICKLES,
FRENCR VINEGAR,
CANNED GOODS,
SCANNED MILK,
JELLIES,
FRUITS,
ATMORA'S MINCE MEAT.
CURRBANTS,
RAISINS,
ALMONDS,
CITRON,
BITTERS,
WHISKIES,
VERMOUTH,
NEW WLNES, CHAMPAGNE, KRCO, SODA,
BURKE & THIOMPSON,
66 Tchoopltoulas and II Commerce strets.
dols Imlp
GOOD LIVING FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
M. HACKETT,
397 and 387.....Dryade Street ....397 and 387
Next to the Market and One Square Below.
Extra Large Now Layer RAISINS,
New CITRON, New CURRANT. MINCE MEALT,
Iresh Qulace, Apple and Peach BUTTER,
PRESERVES, PICKLES and SAUUES,
ALMONDS and PkOAIS,
Chetoe Gecken BUTTER and Fresh TEZAS
and other choice goods, with the fest lapoerted
WINES, CORDIALS and LIQUORS.
New SYRUP and BUCKWHEAT,
New HAMS and BREAKFAST BACON,
Beet Psmily PLOUR, in bbls. and half.bble, cad
everything else in the eating line carlclated to add
Y ILEA URE O TXI MOLIDA Y ,
and all at the LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY.
SGoods delivered tree of charge.
M. HACKETT,
OURGIV.IL BUTTER AND TEA D)EPOT,
Noe. 397 and 387 Dryades Street,
dell tatup Near the Market.
SANTA CLAUS
DON'T BUY HIS DRY GOODS
at humbug auctione. but of well-kaown, fair.dealilg
merchants, and that In why
SE AUGUSTE MARX,
3e3.......... Dryades Street.....3........
(Take the Green Car, c,r. Canal and St. Charles e)
I. sellng each qmadtiltles of
New 8ILKS, latet shades, worth I and t 30, at I$ to
1i I5 per yard.
Black SILLS, at prepeFtleaste redresleas.
Black ALPACA. Black and Colered MERINO.
CASBMERE, BOMBAZ[NE. TAMIE,
Black and Colored EMPRE CLOTH
POPLINS, from 10e. Upwards.
OSBIERT, CORSETS. RAWDKRCHIEFS
OTTINGRHAM LACE, KID OLOVES
RIBBONS, SCARIP, CUFFD ad COLLARS
bHAWL8 TOWELa , TABLE LINWE
rewa and White OTtOli
CANlTON FLANNELL, N B'L
SRUG4S MATTINGS, OIL CLO)TH. CARPETL eta.
all at
PRICER THAT CAN'T BR BEAT.
Come and ooeavlace yearself. dele Ip
leg leave to cal the attention .. their friends 44
patreas to their epleadtd steak of
VESTMENTS,
CHURCH ORNAMENTS,
ALL NEW AND EXTRA M.ANUFACTURESD
roe fns
IRANOM AT ST. LOUIS.
They c:ais that their stock Is
UNEQUALED IN BEAUTY. VARIETY AND
LOW FIOCIUES,
and that a similar aseortmet has never before been t
the West.
T key ha ae Just received a dne, selected choloe of
C('IllRfSTMAS FIGURES,
of Papler Mache, Lisely colored, from three to eaves
teen Inches high, containing frtom sine to
twenty-one Figares. at 1 OSto $41 a set.
New Styles of Catholic Prayer Books,
IN MARQUETTB AND MORO0O.
TERY ATTRAOTIVI'. VERAP AND IALEtBLN.
FINJE PRA FER BOOKSB,
In Velvet, English Calf, Turkey Morocoo, Etc.
Made with spetial care In their own establlahment,
by superior workmen, and well known to the trade to
be nequaled ; on hand It great variety, In MUellah,
German and French.
Ask for Benzlger Bros.'s Edition!
They recomennd their stock of
GOLD AND IILVER MEDALS,
SILVER MEDALLIONS AND RLIrQUAElIE,
GOLD AND SILVER o(OrSES,
SILVER-BOURD PEARL CROSSES,
ALL WrLL. ADATrD mO
OHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
Catalogues Sant free by mail on application.
BENZIGER BROS.,
204...........N. Fifth Street............204
des Imhp ST. LOUIS. MO.
SOMETHING NEW
rus
DEPFECTIVE HEJARING :
Frederickson & Harte's Improved Ear
Trumpet,
THE BEST MADE.
FREDERICKSON dk HARTE,
13. .....a..... Can Stet .........I=s
f uel 75 ly ,te
KIKPATRICK' CIBCULATING LIBRARY
610............ aslne reet..........610
StIaylom BRaw,)
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
AnD DALg aIn
RtLIOI(rOU5 ARTICLZ5. PIOSItE,. PEAHEN.
I'IOrUR US ORD, "ASJ .lM,
MUSIO, &a..
SCHOOL BOOKS A SPECIALTT.
r Framing Done to Order.
Harltn a complle Job Office of my owa. I am pro.
pard to ill all orders for printing at short nrto sad
low ratee. iiff 5 lsp
T. J. BROWN,
PRACTICAL PAPER HANGER.
leg 263..............Camp Street..............26
Betweon Delord sad Poeyfarre.
raw OSl nAa.
A large assortment of Wall Paper, Geld cad Velvet
383 Borders. Window Shades, Corlices. Bes. Greea and
S White Hellds, Picture Cord, Tasels, etc., always en
head. Sample Beeks set if reqaired 0 275 lylt
Sto WANTS-FOR RII TS--TC.
ST. PATRICK'S HALL FOB RENT,
S FA BALLS, CONCERBT AKD FAIBB.
St. Pa'trek's el. the LAJ IT AND NFrWOT
WAL T T OITTE . ll be raesed, by the nlt
e, Ir gasr, on rwseasaIe terms be 001o r,
BALL, Z. ETIU PAlEs ead 03I5.
dsno of ee8i d, r o the Rairl be raslad et 3 Wd
S.PrATRC'S RAZZ. 5AVme aEA
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