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4.rning Star and Catholic 'tssenrier.
EllW .Li&NS., $UNDAY, MARCH 4 i.T.
ORBPHANS' FAIR AT NtATCHIEZ.
SNWatches Democrat I
Sr. MA-r's AIM) D'EvaERUx HALL ASYLCUMa
February, 1877.
Net proceeds, dedanting al expenses _-.......... 4 35
Of iths the door reoelpta oares.............. .... 0 00
The following amounts were conutributed
outside of Natchez:
Abetrdeen..................... .... ............. too
Baton eao ge La........................ ...... 5.s0
Bayou Bara. La...... ............................ o
-ilw St. Louis.......... ........................ b
, Ark............. . .......... ............
. I l....................................... 19,
r n ............. ... .......... .............. .t 9
' on.............. ......... ............... . 27
Cor at . .a....... ......... ... .... ....- .9 ,
C iry o s.-A - -i s . - - --G W ..............i...... .
C ow rn ......................... .................. n
1 erta La. -................... .....
interprse . ......................................
aesl but ............ ...... .. 23 ('
N(oe Hopoh Dand Jr, La..h....G.. d.T.... . (ii
N ree ,rle ............. . .. .. .. . r, us
Grenada ..................... .- .. 4U u
HNl.o . ..ies M. Hughee, Natabez; Child 102Fu
Lake l'rovidese, La ............ .... ...... .ii ,
M acon.......................... - --- -e....: i o
MoCotab CIty . . ........ . ti i
Mereda ................. ..................... 5. i
New Orlee. La ........ ....................... I 5
Ocean spre ng ...w......... e3 (e.oLta .
Okolona .................................... . . ..
Osy ke, ............................ --...... 5.
Oxford .........o.. ....................... 7 i
Pedaagoela a nd Scr atn..... ................... : ,
Pa r t u ................................ r ota .
alRney.-. . . s..
t. Joseph, L...a... .... .......... .... ... 1 C
SumbmIk t e .............................. . ..N......
Vlensbcr............ .......... . r
idalla ..........................................
Water Valley .......... .....n.h............... Ro to
WeepsC on ............................ ........ ..
W eet ei a......... .. ................ ...... ,
Won d lle ................... . ............. ot ,
Y=zoo aity ...................................... ]L I
Vtlob alo :arrici, on whfeh thlere were omie.
charces taken at a dio t atice io 0s1 Natcle I
with the winnin'g 1 hrberis a;1d nauurc:
Ahir be 1;ur:' 2b.r.l)iiationd JnriR. No l':r. i
Miss Mh. Np , t i orkhave re: iii! V,.itc., No
2.14' .1. 't. Melton, bi::oh ursr. Awrethyst Rutgh
12". J. n M. MHART'i. RIb .i.. ..
frs lirt's o7fb,.-Anrtl.et RI'ng. Noi i
Mios R. o Silai, Natbref ; Cris oi.. . rit, r.No
1bt2, Mhis M. Sullvatn .N.echrz; .Ie of Cotton.
J. C. Jo-hnrloomN ',tchbi r., N i ]S.,
Mr,..-l rr;/hi's Ta!?r e-Goild Wat ch, N .: l,. J
Powell, t rli, one; (l id Blt. inse. N , tl,,
M. Scharf, Natcb, e; G1d1 Creoo, No 1: Mice
J. Doherty, Yet o irty ; Cradie tuailt, Ni.,. J.
Schessing, Iyoo Sinara. La; Doll Carriage, Nio
15: D. Y. ng, Vidaloia. LJ.
The Sslters' Table -l)iamnord Rinic. No 12 1.I
O'Ferrall, Naterz. Go.d \Wizlih, No 74. A I.
Perrault, Natchez; Chan a id Locker, No 11:1,
Miss C. Wolott, Natouezlr; China Tea Shr, ,No
5 Miss J. Parr. St Joseph, La; Water 'itoh
er, No 128, M5r. French, Aberdeen; Mah.ogany
Cradle, No 18 W. Ray, Natchez; Prayer Baok,
No 40, John Davis, Jr., Natchez; Gold Timbihe.
No 44, R. E. Mroll, Jackson ; Sleeve Hutr ons,
No 4), Miess M. Hgeees, Natchez; Child's Furs,
No 36, Miss M. Owens, Oxford.
VYery valuable contributions were made by
the steamers Natchez and Robt E. Lee, in the
freoe passages given to the ladies collecting ;I
also by the Psrgond, the Tallahatchie, the
JHome, the Fannie "riatnm, and the Natoher &
Vidalia Ferry; and handasome cakes from these,D
as also from the James Howard, Cnae. Morgan
and Grand Republic. The same is to be said
of the free paseages and half faire passe given
on the Railroad-the Na Thez, Jsackeon & Col
ombus, the Vicksburg d & Meridan, the New C
Orleans, Jackson o Cairo, the Mobile & Onie, L
Messra. Riddle, Coleman & Co., wade a free i
donation of all the coal used in the Fair Room t
during twelve nights. 7
The Democrat Printing Office, the Gas Co.,
and the New Orleans, Mobile &. Chattanooga
Railroad, also manifested their liberality.
The Lady Managers express their hearty
thanks likewise to the ladles cud gentlemen
who added both to'the profits and pleasure of
the Fair, by the dramatic and musical enter
taintnent,. n
The prayers of the orpans are offered every a
day for their charitable ie efartors, that the
God of Charity may give them His own ex
ceeding great re.eard.
MiS MARTIN ItU lKIt, President,
Mwh . Jod N ed A o it, Vice- reside nt.
On the a22d wof February, thae Mother aSnuae
brated the taftieth au iveary of her religiosr
profession.
NEW Music -Froni the publishers, J. Fti.
cher & Brother, of26 East Fourth street, New
York, we have received a Jubilee llymn dedi
cated to His Ioliness, h1'ius I. It is the work
of Rev. P. J. Mobr, 8. J. The wor i., are in
German and English, and the music is arranged
for one, two or three voices, with churns and
piano or orchestral accompaniment. We have
also received from the same firm a new collec
tion of pieces for Benediction. It consists of
nine choice hymns, appropriately selected and
arranged.
Two of the Rev. Fathers of the Society of
Jesus, in Mobile, will this year celebrate the
twenty-ffth anniversary of their ordination
These are Father D. Yenni, of Spring IIill Col
lege, and Father P. Imesad, pastor of St.
Joseph's church. Father Imsand was born in
1818 at Muerster, in the Swiss canton of Wallis,
landed May 20th, 184., on the hospitable shores
of our coontry, and received the hily order of
priesthood August 211t, 185'2. Father Yenni
wasborn in 18"0, came to the United States in
1846, and received the holy order of priesthood
April l8:h, 1852. Father Tonni has been at
Ppring Hill College since 1"49J.
ONE DOI.LAR FOR A VAl.UAnr.E FAnM.--Ou the
I4th of this month the lottery of a valuable
farm, forthe benefit of the Orphan Asylonue of
Mobile, will be drawn. The farm is situated
on Dog River, five miles from the Mobile
court hcuse, and on the line of the Mobile and
N. O. Railroad. It contains 42 acres of landl
with hondreds of fruit trees, a green house and
vineyard, and two acres of strawberries, and a 1
fine dwelling and outhouses. In our advertising
columns on page two we give a list of the par- (
ties in Mobile who have tickets for sale, as
also of the Commissioners, who are amiong the
leading cit~zens of our sister city. l1"oom of onr
patrons in this city who wish to secure a few
tickets can do so by calli ri iu Mr. C. 1D E :der,
l2 Canip etr.et, under St P.etricl'c Ilall, who,
to help the perr orphans of M,bile, has kindly
conseocted II keep a few for sale. IIe has all
the numbers from 2,,1 to 275,' inclusive.
r. STitONt P5toor of S80t'Tinan PjRrJUoDIC -llu
thousands of instances the charge against the
people of our section of prej udice against those
with whom they contended in the late section
al war oald be answered by pointing to praeti
ealezamples. As a case in point we refer to the
S presentation on Friday evening of the Beesac
) Mexican medal to Mr. Herman Popp, in the
w midst of the most hearty congratnlations of
d his fellow members, as the beet drilled member
of the Alanns Light Infantry. Mr. Popp fought,
daring the late war in the United States army,
3 as a member of the 12th Maryland Infantry,
and was a true and brave soldier on that side.
u After the war he settled in our midet, and by
o his quiet iludostry sdoared the repeect and
high regard of all with whom he came in con
U tact, and the honors ofa company, which some
in the North are accustomed to think almost a
treasonable organ ztion, have beer conferred
upon this old U. S. soldier with the universal
approbation of all its semnbers, a large portion
of whom were his enemies in war. Thus will
it be always with brave men. In peace they
1 will be friend.-- atchez (Mise ) Democratl.
'Tni., froln the Now York Wforld shows Low
respectfu'ly and Lkiidly even our friends of the
Northern Democracy speak of Saatherners:
It appears that we were misinformed the
other ulay wmhen we deecribhd Walker as a
Sontl:ererr. lIe wa, in the Confederate army.
but he was not a Sonthetrer. Ile owes his nn
ommon aseininity to iatnre,aided by a cultiva
tion of the amnatour drama.
Ordinary Notioea of Mrarriayes and I)eams soal, hreaf~tr
be inserted .for fifty cents. Obituaries will ba charged
at the r at of ten cents , line.
DIED:
KEENAN--On Fridav, Felrr'irv :, 1077. at 1o
o'o!ock. 'Miss .r!;trv Knrie ,,*,gI r-ve.ty-t·i·t telre.
;ilntf rendtn, of tlihe ty i ot the last thirty"tu o
),rar.
(P tlc!,ll., ii.Txew Yfork :ri.d N.w .Icrey pieswI
leas.e 'opy
LAO.IY-On 'i'umav Ii"ht rFertuar b 7, i-' 7 at
i i. ) ' I n ,: ..a. I..tiy. ogml ITIV.iiehri tiars, a
Ii tl r ili tl l t e a m -, rted liit , New r rlienau. Slay
fits P,ýII r( rl Itf- 1'".lr
ew \o h. iI-* '...Ii, ail W t.lf.lrd papetea.pl.oo
HALrl-On ' 71,reI . Mal i, , ?7. . at Iim1 ata ,
.iJohln lf lllI e .". ,, !,I t :o .tl e i ae a ,. i ,ui Il teluaul ,
Soir Ia:rlden lo a o. ,' ,lii. nof vhir i. t iforL t 3e y-ate.
S."1 'l'it.r -A. It ,.,'.' k A w, S.Itai nT'la. February
i4. 1-:7 J ii ti . , t'i u f' h r.s, f a Mciiuiro. e;el
tl e n ) Pa O sL, a l,' teo "u 1uau".alk, CuiInt .Louth,
N IE'NT--O, .att7rkr rrnlonng. Fnbrnary 2t1 1r7
it tw l, i i" tlI iutrs l to , aclom k, M. J. Nlu ent is thi e
. re vdi|'r h mar .t ie ai , a ut ia e ofel Kiltl insh, Colunty
Claie, lielanid, a ieilriti of ithi. rly for thirty )ears.
-- - 4~----
DURtABLE 1E.' £ISTRY.
Dr. J. AI. MA TONEY crner of Josephine andi Camp
atreem,, near Ma,,aeit r Market. respertfoully informs his
patients anti the pubhl,: in general that he is performing
all operations appertaoining to his profession in the most
scleittifc manner. Artificial teeth inserts(, with or
without extract'rg tile roots, oil a new plan. Old sets
of teeth remcleledl, and a perfect adaptation secured.
Teeth extracted without pain by the use of gas or
culoroform. Charges within the reach of all
Ja14 77 1)5p
DR. CH.ARLES E. KELLS
aND
DR. M. VIET,
DENTISTS,
12............. Dauphine Street...... .._... 12
First door from Canal.
tIew ORLISANS.
Teeth extracted without pain, under the influence of
NI'K'RoITS OXIDE (OAt. •hi2 70 Iybp
CARD OF THANKS.
To the ladles who so kindly assisted during the
Children's Entertaiunment, held at St. Mar'ys Convent,
Dryadea street, on the :2d, t23i and 24th of last month;
to the merchants who generously aided by the supply
of goods and many words of enoouragement, and to
the gentlemes of the Motaiso ETAs, Picayune and
Times, for the manner In which they advocated our
interests, we tender ser heartfelt thanks. Words are
tint poor exponents of gratitude to our many friends
whom we oruldd mention did space permit, but they are
all that are left to nn.
The Entertainment realizad $*54 45 net profits, a sum
muoh beyond our calculation, and which we attribute
solely to the nntiring seal with which our fliends
advanced our Interests,
THE NUNS OF ST. DýMINIC.
March 3rd. 1e77
LECTIURE
AT ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH,
MONDAY ANL T'ItEDI)AY EVENIN(;S,
Mar,h Lit ' i .1 fth. at 7:3' o'clock.
CI TH1E
Very Rev. A. Damen, S.J.
St e'. £CT .
Answer to the Popular Objections against
the Catholic Church.
AIMISSION-FIFTY CENTS. 'rb It
CIIOICE NEW SPRING GUODS
AT
Reasonable Rates.
E. II. AD)AMS & BRO.,
5.;......... Magazlue Street... ....5.....9
OFFER
NEW StPRING PRINTS
PERCA I.ES,
POPLINETI ES.
I'IUES.
IPONG E EN,
DIEBEIGES.
IILACK 81.KS, et., etc
Alto. a full variety of
TILTERItS. CORISETS, SKIRTS,
FICHUS. Ou\'., TIES.
SILK. LINEN and UNION HANDKERCHIEFS,
RIBBONS. BRAIDS. BUTrONS.
RUCIINGS. NI;B. COLLIRS, CUFFS, etc..
Housekeeping Goods, Fresh and Cheap.
WIll opes on MUNDAY, March 5th :
BLACK GIENAIdINES. of this eear e importatson
COI'ARTNE RSHiIP NOrICES.i
I he partcfrihip of MACiN. FI.LI~iiN a CO.. -
disiclrt d .y the hlth of Mi JSnt)ll, Ellro i
T. L. MACON.
New Orlesns, Feb. Oh 1':.
Tinor.If ,.rrtitio eefioriiiid . 1il ,)rtieeei. i rr
,h Iih, ia all ,rllll i ii} itI tlIST MIA iN a iiC ljN 7
( th'e II ('a·rontl.'-: -trre t b letw .'e' ai anll ( ,in:.
*7iiii
Nml'll)OLtS J IHOY, t
JiT:S H O CiNNOt.
Nw r Ui:ra, M:ar-i i 1- i7. nlbh Ili
AF"ER TILE MISSION
Just re coived from london, a large supply of
Catholic Belief,
BY VERY REV. J. FAA DI BRU.NO, D. D.,
A neat, cloth bound book of 37) pages, at only A5 oants.
Als, ansother invoice of the
RIGHT REV. BISUOP GIBBONS'
FAITH OF OUR FATHERS,
I'.per covered edition, at the low p ice of 5u eerU.
Tli'ose are .just the books lot conver's, and for all
otheer who w:esh to learn all about the Insidle aorkrlgs
of the Catslh in Chbnrh.
CIIAS. D. LD LIDER.
CA1 n,.)C ui AI.EIR,
St. SPatrirk's Bail 18 Uamne treet, N. O.
1_mh .u11
I J'IREMEN's I~SPRANCE COMPANY,
SF, NEW ORLEANS.
( lli., ('orner at (ramp arlt Graner rtreets
SECOND ANNI"AL STATEOENT.
Earniege ............................ ......117 71:3 8sl
Lonhe I. a...... .................... 41 4:4
her pr.ii ...... ...... ........... ......... 4:,4uti 17
Now UOn.raa .1 anuarv 17 I77
Atsamcetilg of tlt Boal'd of l),,retoer, hil!d theis
day, it ws re.uoned to declareh ftol lloont dtvtlea,'s5
Irlm the teai t htariin of tlre)r etnldl llJ d)ecetlber:li, b
11i6 to wit t
I. T.n per cent anllal :nterest on the capital paid it
" e. hire per cent to ca. r tt, rrererte flund i. ,ccutd
allo with section 4. arlico S* of the tharter.
.L 'I'tl per cent o cat y t, Ilhe credit of the Firetmen'a
Chatitalblao Aesoclatio of New Orleansn. For the nlllpport
of the widows ad orpbhans. and meoera ltelltr s5steo
ofsail Aseoctatlon, in accordansce itb leotlon 4, arltolo
8. o he ti hartero.
4. Five per cent internet divid-tod on capital paid in
i ' Twentyf-lve per coai dividend to partlclpattig
insurers si
All declsratius of dividrals to ttockholrls to be b
arll.ed to credlt of seork iotre i ar.rdlance* with t
rerlton 5. rtIlcle 8. of 1It "bthatolr. crtiii',trof or IlItch
will fie sseued on and of er the t bth day of February,
Pat tioipat sg dividends to insuterla (not etoekholudrs)
payablo Iii eeoI not dematdl
roLb,,l tln cuat obut. iI priutel detailed tlatetmelll
at tict otIthe 01 lthe itteflAoUy
I N MA RES. President
oT f'Kt'illl ltl;, \'t,".. l'rretner t.
12. II BENNELL RcretOU try
oAIn rtt I ou.ttnOtt(. 1
CHARLES SIMON & SONS,
: IIot .itx dr :ret, 'ITr . tltim'oru, iM 1., ,
Ityt'ODITEIIO A NI) DEALERS IN. b
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS "
and the pbllh to te rlllettir.e to k of BHIc n1,
I ilAI) 121..TH hot e r tti.Iwola' sd all aool).
LJ ,or to... Cotton 'H itIN. C H P.ETIt. PIL.. W d
CASING,; BILNKETS, TOWELS. TO WELIN .
NAPKINS. I) ILIES, TABLE CLOTHS, TABI.E t
LINlEN. le., etc. It
As well as to the r Great variety of
DRESS GOODS. EMBROIDERIES.
LACHARLES SIMON & SONORET
LAIIE'O REAIY-MADE UNDERWEAR. hI
FOREIGN and DforOYMESTIC' and DREN WEARGOODS etc.
lsoand the to their
DRESSMAKINK DEPAR OMENT. I
LONAPKINS, I) 'RESSES. etc.. mTABLe toTHS, TorproABptl,
in a perior mner, and to the r great variety ofle.t odr
te atr rders o ted. for slmeure
ment, and splO I)l of materials, with estimates of coat,
se or Gtd are purchased for cash. troo the bestir
in a o pe. e n offer, and emoo the amost rle, at mod ter.
All orders. alnountiog to u or over. will be sent free
of freight charges by Express, but parties whose orders H
are not accomuasted by the money, and having their
goode sent U.O. 1)., must Day for the return of money.
fo1S 77 lySp
SPECIAL NOTICES.
OFFICE Or' NEW ORLEANS HOMESTEAD AS
SOCIATION--I16 Poydrae street. corner Camp.-New
Orleans, March id, 1177.- The Stockholders of this
Association are hereby notified that a LOAN OF
TWENTY SIIHARES will be offered on MOND)AY
EVENI NGt, March 5th, 1877, at 7{ o'clock, in the Hall
over the office of the Association, 116 Poydrae street.
The public are ourdially Incited to be present.
P. F. TRICOU. President.
T. . . O SULLIVAN,
Sreretary Ind TreaRnurr. tnh4 It
HALL BRANCH NO :t-HIIIERNIAN BENEVO
lent ard Mutual Aid Acsociation-Marob 3. Ie:G-The
togular monthly meeting of thrs Itatoirh will be held
TUESDAY EVENING. March 6th.Ile7,7 at 7+ o'cloek.
Merlere are roquested to be pilntnul.
TBy order. P1111. McCAIlE, Presndent.
.TIN(). MIel(AFI'REY IecordtingeS ret.arv it
IIALLOIr ItANCH NO 9, H. L. A 16. A. A.-Thbe
Ltlic.es alnd members and ex.mermbrs of this Asocia.
tion are herrby notifled no attend the regular meeting
on TUEý.DA Y March 6th, at 7i at. l'pastnalattend.
sieo is reqoueatld, as business ol Importonce vill be
brtught before the meetirg
Ily order of the Preei'ent.
EDWARD MiGCOWAN, Prealidl p.a tem.
A. I.E). Seeretart pro term It
BIRANCH NO 9-H. H & M. A. ASbOCIATION
March I. 1ir7 -'lie members of Branch 9 are hereby
notified to attend a regular meeting on TUESDAY
EVENINOG. March 6 at half pat 7 o'clock. sharp, as
b-lin ess in connection with the National olioday most
be attended to.
By request of members, and
mhl tt TFRREN(' O'BRITRN Preat. se'rt
THE SIbTERS OF THE GOOD SHEPHEIRD
hasv constantly on hand READY-MAIDE CLOTHING
FOR SALE. Plain and Embroidered Under-Linen for
Ladies; Fine and Coarse Shirtsa; Plain ones and Over
alls for Laboring Men and Mechanics. All sobetan
tially natde and at low prices. no7 75 ly
STATE UNION CATIIOLIC TOTAL AIISTI
NENCE SOCIETIES.-A special meeting will be held
NEXT WEDNESD)AY EVENING, at 7 oolock, in
the Morning Star Hall.
H. It. GIFFYNY, Preaident.
.J C. M. KAVANAGHI, Scretary. It
SI'. ALPIIIONSU 'I'OIAL AItSTINENCE ASSO
cYation.-The reýznlr monthly ineeting of thin Aesscia
tLen wtll be held 'ITIl (ISunday) EVENING, at 4
e'o luk, in St. Allphonals Hail, St. Andrew street, be
twe,tn Magatine and CotLeance etreete.
(;etlemtn wiinblg to be.cme membe.r are cot .ally
inviteid tL attend.
I). II. IILCKLEY. Pler tent.
.T. H. HESI.TN Secrtta't.. It
ST. .oll.N TiHE HBAPIS115I (CATI'HOLI' TOTIIAL
AIISTINEN('E A "SO(IATION. - hl' I.tfl..rs and
mnemhlers of the abure Aeenxatlon are hereby nottiled
tha.t t., regular motth:y nren'tr r 2 e he. irl n
Il't'F-tAY. Marech ";h l-7 at r1" M. t bt Jona:, e
, I c-c.,lu tu tu r l . tla. lt., un . ls rrlnarestd.
(,.., t '. nl dr tro' t I i t r. g tlember, are . nllM te , d
tt a it. r 1.
1: ..,Jas r 'I H',) N i'CENT. ite. Nt :
i11'). W. CtURLh.Y. 1tu.r. tatry
SFORTIETH1 ANNIVERSARY
FIRE DEPARTMENT
OF' NEW ORLEANS.
ORDER OF FORMINO.
THE FISK IIEPAlII'MENT OF NEW OILE&A?',
wtth those lnv-ilrd to assiset I the rl!ebhatlou of ti'
Fortiesth Anlvoersary, will as'mubleou
Sunday, March 4, 1877,
in the following order:
Volunteer Steam Engine Company No. I, of Now
Washington Hook and Lad !et Co:mpany No. I, of
Algiets
lBrooklysn SNeam Engils i'o npany No 2, of Alg'ols.
:Mlorgan Fire Conslpay N. :3, of Algiers
MIlolhnreg Fire (lompunyr No I. of Milneburg
Lafayetre Hook aIl Ladder Compaiy No. 1, of Now
Oi loans.
The a'ove companties wit'l contitte the Fitot I)ivl
slon, wli.h wall form on1 the north side of Canal tliest.
head r(.tiitg on Chlartres street. oezesdnng east, inl)er
thit seprtrvlion of Aensetant Engineer M. HAY.
Mislessippi Stean Engin- (Compalny No. V.
Viglqant Snooi nlElUi (:ooslpolny No. :5
Amuerloan IIook and Ladder Company No. 2
Columnbiaa (eam Esn ine Companv N', :,.
l.oulstlaa Ilose Steam Engine o(',pny 11
Mlechonios' Steam EnIgtlne Clipalt No. IL
kltgleSteamn Euginr (ompany No 5.
T'he above contipaoier w;ll onalllulteo iheSeoond Iinvi
sion, which will form on the north side of Caal street.
heatrd Iting on Chartrer setret, iltending wett. uoderd
the aupelvisiou of Aoststasnt. Engineer I'P H. PFOtl)
PIteait St.eai Engine Cioi lpelo Nn'o
Hio, e Hlook sad LIad.ltr Coin pail No. 1.
Iroiiiiit stian, Rlgin , Compllanv SNo ii.
tr.uio.irir Siltoani tgIii Ciomll olllally NO II
(rnd tern- Steii Engine Co,,, ton No l1
'ersrvertll'nce Siteall RI tlnll (l'o .ptiy No. I:t.
l'liladlelphita Stenm iEnginet Coiipany No. II.
The abor crolupil.n'ns will 'oUtitote Ihe T'lhtrdll lvi
lain, which will form on thIIe seouith ide of (:a.n..l streit.
h-ul reeting oin ('.is p et r.ot. teao dlllg eoit, r.lider !is
rn,,rivieloti if Aeaintant EI,inesr .1 4l. IlOY('. V
.I hlllk u S lteam EP, -e i ll'..n laul Nio I'.
1'o11(;111 Hoeok "llo to l l.hr (" l'olu pant NoI. 4.
F ' olt pt h.u"Otrl| , I"f.1,"ll 11 l- l !lE in 'ltlrll p r. iNo .n.
. loll"' n 1 riF'0,;: ni I 'l.,u lpain Noo ~'
ai'mpl'-.ii: iil, iN o'Ill h I " I it EII;* II:ll *lll la ). I
J.ellTr-, i. S ri. I :liii h. 'itl lsith t % 'l y N, "
c en I Olean, r g:.... .~i.i.toy N. :I i
l'h Il above couplnllll vill iontitullte the Foerth
iivison,. and will 1or0ll0n th 11t0lluth aidUof Canal treet.
hb.l raetinl (n lllCap tric, elltndling wost, uonlr the
sopltviounot e As .nlat Eginoeerr FRANK CARIIiOLL.
ROUTE.
The proe,*toion will forom in !lne at the poeltltn ini,
catod atlI A. N.'liThe head lof the procession will mire
down Chartres to Esplanade, to Levee, downi Levee to
Mandeville, op Mandevllle to Casncalvo, up Cassealvo
to Esplanade, across to Royal, up Royal to Canal, to
Camp, to Prytanula, up rytania to First, up Flrst to
Magazine, down Magazine to .Joll down Julls to St.
Charles. down St Charles to Canal, where the proees.
sion will be dismissed.
The procession will countermarch on Canal t reet.
The Chief Engineer anid assistante will be stationed
at the Fountain. corner Camp and Canal streets. An
the romnrpaiearrive upon the ground they will prompt
ly report, through their Marshale, to the Assistant in
gineere, wbo will ondlnete their positslei. a soon ar
the Assistant Enginer bhave Ionrmed their respective
divisions, they will report to the Ihlle.' Engineer. wrlich
being done, the Chief and Aslsstants will report In a
body to thse rand Marshal.
True formation being complete, the Chlef Fnglneer
will direot twelve taps to h atrtk utpono ai: the bolls
connected with the "Ie Alarm Telegraph, as a signal
that the pro3oesloo hrs moved.
The Marshals and Foremen of the varions companies
are notiied to be ponctnally on the Around as the pro.
cession will positively move at II o'clock.
Thenever a break ooscrs In the procession, the l ar
shal of thu company at the point where the break hasb
taken place will at once oonmsnloase the facot to the
Marshal preceding him, who in like manner will pas
on the Intelligence to the Grand Marshal. As soon a
the line is again cloged, th fact will he at once dl.
patched In the iame manner to the head of the pro.
cession.
'The aids to the Grand Marshal will report to him
oromptly at t0 a. N , at the corner of Canal and Tnhou
pIultnis streets. In the event that the weather ire
vests the procession from toaing plsos, it will be lidl.
caned by tfteen tape on toe sire alarm .bells. repented
three tlntes fbe procession will then stand pes ponril.
Whenever the proceelaol is halted alonl the line n
march the olmpanies art reqIested to avoid ths rail
moad tren:ts sa mUllh a, -losillti'. s as not to intern-upt
the runne g of toe cars
PRO R A M M E.
FIRKST I)IVIi'ION.
I. N. MAI.KS, (rasd dMarhol
W. II Mannisn gVioe l'nn-.,dooi
Ilnory Aldi v Seletary.
W. J. ('hnevaller. Tiecan-ern
Jusonell I'. tlorsior Ex Vi'sw I'reaol.-nt.
*lobi M,'l:tlifrey, En. Vice Prealident
i;norge i Iir.ilnghnl. 'n Vce l'csrsllill.
LOUIo A. Wilz Cx. Vi(ne l'reiint.
'. Callerleu El Vire Preildrtl
Alfied leollaltoar. ELu :nair LEngineer.
Phil M':a)ne, Eor Chief Engincer.
Ilonry Ilerbs. Vnlsnllter No. I.
i(. Taylor tlasche. Mlnsis.lplpi No 1.
F Gross. Vigilant Ne 3
W. E Slush oger. Cioiiitnb' No S.
S(;EIre I. Noron, Mschanntii"' nNo N
Jullan Miobel. Eagle No 7.
H0sb Cais P·,Enix No. N '.
Jairer A Meohbray, Coreola No
Vllllunnt . Wood, Loni.leoa No. Ii -
aialue (llnns d, Irad Ferry No Il
I'. Lioin. i'ersrerncs ! IS13.
W Ii K.l eneter Ph lalelphla No. 14.
Johon ilEotginse 0Jpkaono No. Il.
A. A Pl. i0.ior. Wabilntoo o t'
Poeter ionhsm, Orleans No. 0i.
John Iliant. Enmpt Siniaety No. 21
EO. Bortes n.leitsrsn No 't
Framk Gnrs nrr Chaimette N.e 1.
Thomas " ('oilsn. (:l'esoent No. 105.
Joseph A. Brown. Louisiana Hone.
I' it. An.gelovlch. Lafayette Hook and Ladder No. I.
fames Gary American HuoLk sland laddr No. ".
Robert Wilson Hopr Hook and Loilder No. 'I.
(. L. Mc:Nell. Phlmrno l.ot and Luadder No. 4.
CAA. lIner. Mllnsborg No I.
Voisntesr 8tess El(ngilio (:,impany No. I, of N'ew
Wasbhingtoo Uoik and ILddder Cumpany No. I, of
AlBrooly Steam gogine (:empany No 0. of Algiers.
Mlorgan Tire (lompaoiy Ni 3, of Algiers.
JstYlnssotg Tirne ,iniltp- No I. of MiltuehLb
I styrtnt HBoo and Ladder Company No. I, of Ner
Or:eaus.
SECOND DJIVISION.
*Chleflir:goeer and Assistantt
(Choslae s (:ot nor. Chlsf Eaglns er.
M. hay. Ae -itant Engineer.
P. H. Ford. Atlestant Engineer.
Jamns Boys'e. Asastnet Es.jlnnr.
t1naih Ca·rroll. Ae ststIa t gin.eer.
MhtssouPlI Ntnam oil Elt (ioCUpsIty No 2.
V.gilant it.nna lengine Compary No 1
Arnorlian HioL nd Lidder C.(I..paoy No. M
t olomo.a tesaii EnTgiie Cnsspan No. n..
I.ol'siano lHose litesm Kngitns (tomppony
Mb(ril htsni, s Enliet P ;oopiuy t Ni . 5.
Esgle Ste-sm tiglne ('oorpany No. 7.
THIRD ItIVISION.
t'i i-nx Steam Etig'in- Cini plar y NO.
lilps Hoik snil Lolld.-r Elornpany .o..-.
i.relea acratIr· l Elngine Comst lny no. Ns
larl For'i n'a TI n ,tr ri n tl. ompoltl no 10.
I'nnl*ver e (e h enn n hittei Ci o no Noi Io
l'iua.erlpll n blsrio t I.,iumneiiiipanuy pO.IIt
Jut I...i .'. ell tn-tgiv I'imnan) y o 5 -
1 ,[ 11 i i L lt.,l ~r 1.0 l patr liin. -t g
I.t#altio i i ?.oI ii1 L0 toI:lllolliUSy ). N i
I:lto (t' i i'.I ' :t 'tol . t:ol,.'l* No U o -4
I. N. M.HPK9
1.4( Ii - (i .ntl trtt ,'
I FiPORTANT ! ! !
1i' TIll SwLI MIEN, THE I sII(I.V:s
Ml.Y, TlEK YO 'YG MN., A.ND
T1LH4 Bvi.sf A.N'D YOUTHS
oF Tills (cITY.
COGAN & SONS'
Custom-Made Clothing
IS JUSTLY CEI.EnRATED
For Its Style, Durability and Cheapness.
A. to krep no Eut..rn ii,i001 ('U , hlpl,. our ,io.it.
*t . trll'r ( }II O'N .t 4.KR-- ut 1nd untle. In .ie
hol'o. h1i loot . ln 'a lluor In s1 t)les Ipet':a(.y to 1111l
th. ctiy .
IrItII h NIIWE°.T P.ATTERII( l11 SEASONAItI.E
LOI'LIIo) , DIAI;.iNAIS. IIItIK KINS and l'ASnI
kI MEl:K. , weaus, i notl: t;O i .uL.ku
NV NEW STYLES
IN CI'S'TOM-MADE ('LO(t'INO. FOR MEN'S.
YOUTII' AND Ith)YS' WEAR.
SA tic, it rule of tho Iho, ii to I0 alwa116 0A
FIR '-I'l SS FIT oO. lll Kp' PRIC:E wilt bEa ,.l u 1,1
I to) be a yr t tela l les tLurn to uaually 141d for Interlor
Northtlrrnr-made g(o0,1.
1 he InortaI a 0a 101re ?IO (C.lthing (an BitL thrnt.
er selves butter ond ia y toon tlon1,y at
COGAN'S CLOTHING HOUSE,
19 ..............Canal Street............- - 19
THAN AT ANY OrlIEIL PLACE IN TI'IS CITY
A FEW OF OUR PRICEN -
Dnrable l SINESSF.8: Sl'IT'l' , fromn.......8$ 0 to 811" I
Neat.CA MR1IRKRE I11'+,. from ........ I9Ito I(,1(
Fl'nlrb FLANNEL k I .114 from ..... IUli. o 1:11
Eloegant IIIAI;(ONAI. St'ITS, fr on .......llll tO IC 4
D)reo ILACK SI'I'L'T , from ...... ......5 '1 u0 to 01 ,
S lurse l SA('K CI)ATS. frn....l ... 5. to I 1 I
P'rii3eo Albert FROCK (COATS fitm.... M Ii(o 14 II4
Stlinh lCAS5IMIJ IE I'A NTS. trolu .. I II t 4.
Engllth WOR I'I'I(I) PA N'l'S. _rolll ...... :I
Itllark OESKlIN PANTS, 'timS. .... 4: 41 I,t ".
Koee.Iat.g.IIF NS PANTS, f......... 1 nt
I- Fa1l oI,,,nble IIRESS VESn'IS., .frn...... I :n t :
JIto ' il II)IOl. aild IRK.S ''t ISI , rom. I ", to I ,
L.i"hta tld HltvyO IVEKIl''A'S 1 0 ,on . 7- o1' 1
AIwm N o:.t.' aI Ili.." . I1 1 1",1"1 t'l.'r' ll .iI. ('ASnI
for IO**." 1li , wo .lh to h et tII ,, 1.'0 b1.', nutil, .to
.1.r It q4lly1 low pr'. .
C(KIGAN'I ('.III) llNtG 1(1)1 SE,
I I 1:.1 0 11 rtrl t,
Ilt Wooti, the (on anllh.,l.e Ytll 110 r
Op.tn 10n1tr |oo k t 0i. itI toOi . -" -~r
h
t. GREEN (IR BLACK TE A,
le l*rtth I , 1' r 1nl,, t L..
GREEN <R BLACK TEA,
worth r' , we oell at 4'rc
, GREEN OR BLACK TEA,.
Gworthb I , we , eI1 at .Lii.
GIGREEN OR BLACK TEA,
o1rth 73c , we 0oll at tr,.
SGREEN OR BLACK TEA,
tIwetIth tI, we lall at ,+""
SGIREEN OR BI,ACK TEA,
worth (I 40, we neil ot 11.
TRY OURt $1 OOLONG '
TRY OUl IIS IMPERIAL'
TRY OUR II GUNI'OWI)ER'
TRY OUR $1 ENGLISH IIREAK I AST
SOMETHING
Never Before Offered in the South
$1 25 Grade
i.e
OOLONG. IMPERIAL. GUNPOWDER, YOUN(I
HSTON AND ENGLISH BREAKFAS'I.
zo -
I
u r
I "
1his Company Carries the Largest Stock
of Teas in the South.
WE (AVE THE IINEST IKIECTION
OI
LOYAL IMPERIA 1.. 0 UNPO D~lERS, YOUNG
Bi Y}.ONS, ITNCOLORED JA lA NR. OOLON,1S,
T A'.VLISH C IRnAresA AT A a'r Pe'AKOS
We have Choice Teas from the L.-t Ildies.
WE GUARANTEE OUR TEAS
TOWE HAVE PE INRFECTLY PURE
Thie Cowpany deale In all graiel of
OREIEN RIO. 2c.. PI'ARCHEDI OR iGROUND S:,.
Al: dner Igrade eqnoall'- *heap.
ThI (uCompoy ai now onI hiad e',me very "ouie 1
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA,
VERY (SCARCE. P
Our Goods are Sold at New York Prices.
Corset Skirt Supporter,
INCREASES IN IOPULKITY
EVERY YEAR.
And for HEALTII. Ct)-FOI'T a U
ITYI.E I. aknowlenged l th I:E1'. 1
ARTICI.LE of the ktud evr Iaae. A
For sale by all leading lbber. llt r
tllerl. leware of lmultatlo1ree aI in
Ifrlit m510 to .
r tanueftnred solir v by
iFOY h IIARMON, I
T. J" 'inW,.
Practical Paper Hanger,
. ............. C'mp Street..............C3 o
A largeo amortmn,.t· ,f al! I 'a;,,r Go. a:,d Ve:v
Ioarl1r. ',ndow l or*. :orlni,-. lIrt' (;r* r, at ,d
White 11ot .on-l . P.. t . ro I ,r la ,, ret.. o !,t. on
ban1. .i.mp: e l ook+tu t .f re(:i.red ,: ?;1-'.l,
BENZIGER. BROTHERS,
NEW YORK:
I11.............. loadlway. ...... ......311
CINCINNATI 14:1 Main ltret
KT. LOt'Is " e1'ttt Fltlh htr4.
.U gs I ii =a,
IRISH AND AMEICAN FLAGS,
J.I I;i f .'. , .'(.. ,1. A''t
I "
ILlI:YTIIINUl IN 'I TIR LL GAILI LINK
I'I.KrAE RI..VI) FlIk I NI.' I Idf
t om l.ntiltatl. m lltlla .I",) +arnla, s",lot im applartinn
Ordrrs prom.ltly sattend-.d tN. al l)'.p
EC~ONOIMY ANI A.I AsION cI)MHINEI)
TI" Llatet sylInsa at) n ..A' n ».ntl.l.ll t..Itorts ID
I"'AI.L L (U()OlItS fan be Ia.ar*l at
B. & W. CRONER,
147 .............C( Stret ............ 17
New Istok .jl t wr.Illig r.ll- ll.t.tlLla. 1 1 n tnl FIIII.·
ObuiM LKlaE 1)()l1)4, Ylnie INIll.l$Il IIoI$ILIY.
IFrenrh COUIPIE''. Whit. (m.ll. Ilhk,,estali, eLa.
Al. In, ra uuplea anad :srlult ,l.r.." a.took of lrea
eels Thrl...'ly a..- Ihrs.n 1'A*PK,14. (;hoek. Illn
and FaIncy MATI'INGi. ItUUOI. IHa&I,;l. tOINI(CE4.
etc. Our lota eapl el.0 Io tbhls .ap.itnl Iloe enabls u1
to guaranta,. atts t.trlou to ll w b.. .s.r us wlL.hb oeal
Is every d.eprtmant w.e have mnrkeal our Ioodeos
temarkably los prlres. Ipec.ll a tttea LaO In ordetr
fro.l thel oouotry. II t W. Itol)haJK.
des 3rmp Nio. 11 (;sa mltreet.
NEW AND SECOND-IIANI)
SCHOOL BOOKS
;Il t;il'J, ol.n A ..V , IX. Il.4 V;El'
369 Dryades Street.
Parrtlt, . ill I. w.ll *,,. h-.t-, thrl-r U1.1I .heeial o! oks
'lhev wi.a e w ,ind -'1 I I t.aB lY. M.4TKEt. EIN
t(11.. 1: illh MIl l ' .4 a..l i ail lnd tf M IIIIaIL
tIiilK'. Alls ,I. t s . Ir1-4 I).pI.
I FY & '(N10K
AUOTION ENS
(ºlOI, , N . -'. . (+nur,.ircial 1l'a e..
W11 ta:rend to easlr. 1.'.l V.stl.e IlulaIltlrei. .hock.
lbnds, Scrp. er mald to Reatnlog of Iluiaa.
SEEASON OF LI:NI.
Prayer Books and Devotional Articles.
LENTEN M.aNITOM.
WAY OF T'IIE CBROn,
And othbr ookse .uttabll for the ieasum of Last.
aT
KIRKPATRICK'S
Fourth District School Book Depot,
6GI(............ Maga n, l ret........... 10
.Ner Ja aeephl..
P'TCHUINB FIRA INO D"V " T1O OaDIt
Ord.er. lr P'IINTIN(i or 11'0K lIlalNIO acltiltdl
)i 'l 7r t yp
A. P" HAKRI roiON,
BOOKSELLER,
STATIONERI AND Y'BWSPiEALEE,
11...............Cnl Mtret............ll
Priatingaend Bil-alioa .rronpiy p c a'l -La t te t she
rat.. larraptolnln l sken sr na lag ne. ad owll
Ilrvil Co tOhl th rse oflltP Mr JAMEn A.
.G-tEIIAIY Il tbhe lacr h'o. I I1.05 tIrest I repet
fully soltl It aLbe .Itr,.ULce aI tlte t Iud thi redigI
A. P. iIARBINOTOB.
WANTS--FOR RENTS--ETC.
`'ANTEL--' IO IRENT FIi A FE.W WEPIKh $I
"" geutl.lrm from . tle N, rth a Il ema s t,.ns In
ht e rn ,..": ur ut,, t'a " , ":,., faw.'y M u.t n.,t b to
far Iftor, (ana·: "nd t'Y ,, wtran@ IarI nt want..]
A.ll sam rurn mela.:y A. I.. HIo s'.7" . 't I..t . *
I )AN(, I NI.-IO, t; i. MA;.4AZ NE." O(41)
work. P'rir SI "i IEE'. LI, 'r ty 1 ...st
ST. PATRICK'S HALL FOR RIEN¶
FORl IBALLS, CONCKERT8 AND FAIBB.
Hr. I tr.'k " H1iI, the LARIEBT AND) FPIlhh
HALL IN '1HE CITY, will be rented, by tbaelgk
or longer, on reasonabla tbrarm, for OONCZERT
HALLK, LECTURZ., FAIR. and EXHIXIrONE
For C(HARITAIIL E3TERTAINMINTS w'iboul
dit:lnction of creed, the Hall wl' be rested t HALf
PRICE.
Apply at
BT. PA*rICK'B HALL SAVINBGS lAN
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