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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-20

The CIVIL AUTHORITIES have triumphed in
the conflict Of authority at the Portsmouth
navy.yard. The commandant, who, 1t will
perhaps DO remembered, defended the yard
with body Of marines against the deputy
sheriff, was found guilty Of Obstructing a civil
officer In the discharge of HE duty, and fined
40
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-20

Tue DYER CoURT-MARrIAL.-Iu the Dyer
court'martisi, yesterday, a number Of wit.
nsssss were examined In relation to pre-.
jsetiiss, &c, accepted and determined upon
by tho Government, but the proceedings are
Of no particular interest outside Of army
ciTCleE
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-20

GENERAL ScnRIvER reports that the West
Point academy contains 224 cadets, but could
as we'll accommodate 400 without additional
cost, and he therefore recommends an in.
crease to that number. His estimate for TO.
pairs and improvements, this year, Is sos. 900
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ST. LOUIS. Nov 19,~An Omaha dispatch
says the Frontier Indsr reports The hanging
Of three roughs at Bear River City, who were
taken from the jail by . vigilance committee.
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NEW HAMPsHIRE.

General GRANTS MaJority-The Con-
stitutionai Convention Defeated.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. l9.-ofioisl returns
show q majority for Grant In the State Of
New Hampshire. Of T,lSS. .H
The proposition for calling Constitutional
Convention was defeated BY l27 votes.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Movements Of the American Minis.
ter 90 Paraguay,

LONDON, Nov. lO,-At the latest dates re.
ceiyed { Ou South America, General Martin
MaoMaLon, tho new American Minister to
Paraguay, remained at Rio Jansiro, where he
awaited instructions MS to what action he
should take In regard to tho outragss Of the
Paraguay Government upon the American
Legation VI Assumption.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-20

HoS. =. B. WAsHBURSE' majority for Con
gross Is 9.S4O--an increase of $50 over his ma
jority In 1855.
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Tue Lynchburg Ne'Os opposes the suugges
ton that the Democratic electors vote fol
Grant
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JoHs KISG, jr., vice president Of the Bal
timOre and Ohio Railroad Company, was yos-
tsrday elected president Of the Cincinnati and
Marietta Railroad Company.
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LAST WEEK Cumberland, Maryland, shipped
1o,9s5 tons Of coal BY rail, and l4,4s9 b!
canal.
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TnE New York Democracy threaten to maxi
4 clean sweep in all the State Offices
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to wait" ~.
schcmiug Democracy fume anu La. .r.
lie. We trust our great chief, and believe
him true to our platform and principles. We
say, therefore, to all our friends-sccept
nothing of this sort upon trust or as a matter
of faith which the Democrats put forth. They
mean mischief.
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The Turf-Trot over she Union

Course.
New YoRk, November ia trOtting match
for 81. 900. mile hoat', to wagons, best three
in Ave, between George Wilkes and American
Girl, came Of at the Union Course to-day.
George Wilkes won in 2;29i. 2;27t, and 2:29.
American Girl made q close contest. The
track NaB hoayy
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GEORGIA.

The Democratic Majority.
AUGUSTA, Nov. l9.-Rsturns from all but
one county show q Democratic majority Of
10, $40.
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DIED.,

QUINCY. --0n the 18th instant. Of heart disease,
Miss NANCY s. QuIscY. aged % years:
The friends of the family are respectfully Invited
TO attend her funeral from her late residence, No
els street north between Filth and Sixth Streets
this afternoon, at o'clock.
wHITE.-On the 10Th instant, JAMES 7. WHITE,
late clerk in the Pension ONCE, aged 20 years, 10
months, and 10 days,
His funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, No. or Fourth street east. between North
CAROLINA avenue and street south 70 -morroy,
will be carried to Baltimore for interment.
LANAHAN.-At 4 o'clock Thursday morning.
MICHAEL LAsAHAs, aged Is years.
The funeral will take place to day at sk o'clock,
North Capitol street. al
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RRMoyALEMRS GRIFFITH HAS REMOVED
tsblishment 10 No. $50 street. near Rbbitt House.
Mrs. o. has secured the services OF lady as part
or from nrstelass house In London. England,
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TuE ISTERsAL nEvSsUE receipts yesterday
amounted to s22s, S9i.2O.
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NATIONAL THEATRE. - Maggie Mitchell
takss benefit at the National Theatre to.
night, and this announcement is sufficient to
fill the house with her legion Of admirers.
She appears in the Pearl Of Savoy" . play
familiar to all our theatre gosrs, and yet
always charming It was produced with
admirable effect last night, aud Its repetition
tonight cannot fail to give satisfaction.
President johnson and Secretary Seward
witnessed the performance last night, and
gave frequent manifestations Of delight.
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AnR,vAIs Ar TILE HorELs.

ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
wlLLARDS'-SYKEs& CHADWICK.
II M Matthews, yH II A Hume, My Jas
heid, q S A; + A Schmidt, CHARLES T Cuban,
) Sc joSusou, j., A RFs:hss d, 7 i Psa.
SsssSP Ps Vys Sorn Miss Patterson, Hall
Meade, u. flaiyi Charles whlttiaeham, n
X ky Sysn y Ms Bst Bssfs1 ba,lsr
john q iMosby, Chicago d D Murks, mt
WGIta%stGM% M'
Ohio; T d woodman and wife, Miss Wood:
man. New 0rlesnsJ Fowler and VILE, "
p Millsrd and wife; q Otterbsek, Hnil9ek
". d Pruyn, Mrs Pruyn, Albany Philip
Stockton, Texas. .-f-l ,,a4.-I
EBBITT HOUSED. o. WILLARD.
l. W Rodgers and wife, Fl smith,
Il. q S Stsns y Mss S1s Ssss
Md p Warren Couiston, Pa; Frank Moore, W
9 Moore, " Y, Geo Puester, Port au Irips' ,
Ph MsGSrIiSE A. R n ssew ,nt N,fe
Cali aG L.rfin and wife, b = MimmlsE, Yom'
Ing; d r Tennent and wife, Va, . II p stem,
RsS1yh Sls m sSS sSi
John Z Payne, Phiisi W W Brown and vile,
P e.. ff 4aiS Hssnns 6Sios ishn
Burch, jr, Md; MRS A Fierson, Memphis; D
z Msr'ssll, John Fletcher Va, Samuel
TAE Es1iS11 M1si s. b., .,o~.,
Bsltimore;,F asr e ;S, NYis Z Ks,loss,
Philsdeiphiai r H Groweli, BSstGn, Robert
IA Briscoe, Fairfax. vai ] W Lsrmer, Mary.
land; Charles A Bryan and son, L Huntmaller,
Marylssd, qs(gt.ir L Cecil. Jc:sph HSl%ss'
s i issss., o b Knoyison, II Y; &C KsIioss'
iiIrath, 81 PAUL. William Hart n Y, 70
W NJ Parker, Boston, Jsmes Brown, B and
R r. z DOLBY, n HI John s Noble, Trsn-
timore, W Bowling, N VI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q Porrs.
nurse and two children, d H stiies, New York j
Ho.sy, N y " Bookwsltsr and wife. 6hio,
wood Thesey and wife, Geo O Ewing, il, WIN
Beach. Shie.Ect ETY. wiley. iaaissspoil:;
Morgensten, Leipzigi Sam T DeFord, John
Carroll, Baltimore, Mrs NJ L Brown, Md; Jno
A Fesmster and wife, H F Dickson and wife,
Va.
UNITED STATES HoTEL-M. H. BrAs.
Henry u Sweat, N il VIM Hall, OF, W ID
Christian, Yazoo city, Missj H VaeDeyeer,
Miehi John w Watkins, baltimore, y T Tur-
WI White, salem, Mass Henry kane, Dover,
Mass; L II Rogers, Edward Rogers, TIenton,
N J; WIN MoPyncheon and wife, Wis., Geo W
B Bo,,as h:n'y B BSnssn SSsyns
Philadelphia. 'I.. '...
KIRKwooD HoUsE-KIse.
ws,tsu sy.s' and VIE ss AssSs. aaS SS
City, N j; W Merryl and wife, Lancaster,
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GRASr's msjOrity in Illinois /. 81 Ias.
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The Constitutional Convention Re-
ported Carried.

CHICAGO, Nov. l0.-It Is ssmi.otisially an
uouncsd from Springfield to-day that tie
proposition for constitutional convention Is
carried by 1873 majority, with two counties
yet to hear from, which will not materially
change these figures.
Grants majority Is officially announced to
be ST. l5O
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m. COLLECTOT,s OFFICE. Oily

h8s COLLECTOIpS OFFICE, CITY
~ HALL, wAsHIsoroS, &C., November II,
1868 Notice Is hereby given that the Taxes for the
year 1859 levied upon the Real and Personal Prop
erty In the city Of Washington, c., will be pay
able on and after MONDAY, the 10th November
instant. A discount Of i've per centum will be al
lowed upon all payments made prior to the 18th
December proximo. A. O. HALL,
mole LIT Collector.
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tiOn given in the New Haven Journal to CAPT
tai punishment
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OCEAN PERILs.

Particulars of the Wreck OF the
steamer star Of the Union-TwO
.tt,S Lost a.. Sull and Ma
rhIneTy ialat ..r.s -- Wreck Ofthe
Hr"i AUuu.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

wAsHIssros, d: o., Nov. l0.-Jsy Cooke &
90. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
arm m Mt aerurities.
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Dress-Making.
Ess No.

MRS ATKiNsoN. 81 Eighth street vest, DO:
70 tarn ont work satisfactorily, Ladies' wishing
bAsted on short notice OarInenty cut by msasuTe,
NO guess work. - -
Patterns cut when desired, oe9-tf
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MARRIED.

sHRETs-BIsH0P.-ont tho 18th Instant. at wes-
Miss MARY p. BIsHoP, all Of this city. No cards.
PHILLIPs-LBwls.-N November Q, by Rev. q, II.
smyth. 8. d. PHILLIPS to Miss susie LEWIS, all Of
this city. q.
LEeGLTRIPLBTT.- In washlng ton, ION the l7th
instant, by Rev. T. r. Hewlett, JAMES Z. LEoa and
CoRsgJIA A. TRIPLETr. both Of Virginia.
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W Byles, J R y.a Mater, eltyi z Louie
CITY, N u oW Msrryi and wife, Lancaster,
Hsrrl.burg, Pa; L II Brsck.nridss, ] A Hotsh'
kiss, Binghampton, N Y; John A Adams, Bal
timorej Henry O COX, A II Sturdevant, Phila-
delphIaj WIN II Haveland and daughter, New
ark; J NJ MoMahon, E d Colchester, Norfolk,
McHenry and wife, Del; Charles Van An.
den, Pittsburg. =. 'Es...t
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Henry b Sweat, N il WIN Hall, otj W d
Mich. John W Watkins, Baltimore; A 8 Fur,
Nor, Md; Z T Clemmons, Salem, Alsj Richard
white, salem, MAST Henry Kane, Dover,
Mass; L II Rogers, Edward Rogers, Trenton,
Downes, Henry II Duncan, N VI o Swayne,
II; VIM r. Mead, Me; q and W Hurd, P Smith,
phil adaInhia $40.
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wv Gordon and wife, sslma, Mrs Hewitt
nurse and two children, ID H Stiies, New York
A CLARK, r d Jewett and wife, Boston; B W
SSs T.S Hawaii AZ Ss 1h AZ
wood Thescy and wife, Geo Q Ewing, Jr, WIN
Zaller. Phiiadelphia; z Hosmsr, oityi N
Beach, Chioagoi W Wiley, lndianapolis
Morgepsten, Leipzigi Sam 7 DeFord, John
Carroll, Baltimore, Mrs NJ l. Brown, Md inc
A Feamster and wife, II + Dickson and wife,
Va
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. OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
Lewis Davenport, Il Carlisle, q z Cowlam,
Detroit, M Fogerty, q II Ambrus, N Y, II
Ambruster. philadelphia; p J Mouson, N Y;
q Lessmer, Va; Z S Allen, Samr W Porter,
Massach usetts.
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Wants.

WA5HI5 p 9oEE6 St AS B OR GLSTalNS.
Gle Of value. old-eslAbllAhed chant PAWN
broker store Of 4; FULTON 4 Co 81 Ninth street,
I dooIs north q PennsYlyania avenue. de9o.n'
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For Sale or Rent.

E,oR sALE. "A RARE CHANCE l-elb,QOo CASH
win buy one Of the best businesses On the
Avenue, In one Of the best locations. doing good
selling 10 that the present owner wishes to retire
ace. r. nol7-f
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M Cutter, T sssser, Md Rev Is sh.fer
and wife, w Taylor, N Y; IA Msrden, city;
] W Little, MIDI A White, Pat Capt Winters,
W D Cobb, n N Cngan, Pa; b Q Ripley,
Z Gardner, s Clark, W II Myers, H Harber-
ger, Md, B.. r. = b. H4..rF IT, : ..
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ways in opposition to the teaching of the
Church, and only. because the leaders of
such prosecutions were bad Catholics. In
a popular form of government, where all
could be heard, it could never happen.
With or without persecution, however,
Catholicity must soon be the predominant
religion in America. The enthusiasm of
Professionalism is dead forever, and Infidelity
never had any. Our new continent is under
the patronage of the Immaculate Concep-
ton, and the light of the beautiful Morning
Star will not take long to usher in a cloud
less day.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-02

Ten DAYs.-How much may be accomplished
in a day How much more in ten days.
Messrs. j. A. Braselman g. Co., Nos. $50 and
5ss Magazine street, corner of st. Andrew, in
form the public that they have deferred for ten
days taking an inventory of their stock, during
which timo they will dispose of their various
goods at greatly reduced prices One day well
spent is an event in ordinary life-ten of
such days would mark an in a century.
The ladies have now opportunity for the
number of days heading this article to pur-
chase dry goods at such low prices as will
make them remarkable in our chronology as
the Olympic period was in the annals of Greece.
Thus, Xenophon would say-the retreat of the
Ten Thousand happened in the l42d Olympiade
so lady of our time may say: my cherub,
Augustus, was born during the Ten Days
which Braselman 81 Co. made memorable by
the unparalleled bargains with which they as
founded the lady public"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-02

AMUsEMENTs AT BILoxI.-Our readers
will find elsewhere detailed statement of
proceedings to be had at Biloxi, common
cling this evening, and to be continued
throughout the week, for the benefit of the
Catholic church at that point. A fair will
be in active operation during the whole
time, with all it's various amusements and
attractions, 30 well calculated to while
away the summer leisure of Lake shore
loiterers.
But the calm enjoyment of this peaceful
sociability will be varied ON Thursday by
quite tempest of excitements. Thursday
will be grand day for Biloxi, with its re-
gatta in the morning and its charming con-
cert and brilliant theatricals for the evening.
Mr.. Theo. Won LaHache is charged" with
the arrangements for the concert, which is
to be both instrumental and vocal, while
the New Orleans Dramatic Relief Associa-
non Will exert their talent and experience
TO delight the public with theatrieals
tableauN and recitations.
For parties who wish to visit Biloxi to
SC" their friends. or who merely intend to
make flying trip along the coast some
where, Just for relaxation. what more IA
yorablc occasion could he ,clectedp BOATS
leave f"' that point every day.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-02

DRAYMEN's DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-A notice
in another column will attract the attention
of an important body of citizens. Partisan
politics we eschew-but consider it no de-
Walton from cur rules to say, that it is not
only the right but the duty OF every quail
fed person to exercise privileges which de-
volve upon him as member of society.
Not only SO, but to associate and concen-
trate opinion and action in such manner
as will best accord with the conscientious
views entertained anu the end sought to be
accomplished. None can do &c more intel
igently than the public spirited body
named above.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-02

Mr.. George Ellis, bookseller, stationer,
and news dealer, No. Old Levee street,
opposite the Post-Office, has all the month
lies for August, illustrated weeklies Of the
latest dates, and dailies of the principal
Northern and Western cities. He has IA
vored us with Littelrs Liring Age, Harper's
Bo-ar and Weekly, and Wace,ly -Maga-ine,
for which we return thanks.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-02

To Our COUNTRY SUBsCRIBERs.-Our good
patrons in the country will greatly oblige us
by renting the amount of their bills. As
they are aware, the terms are four dollars per
year. IN adrance. We will enclose our receipted
bill the reception of the money.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-02

FRUr.-Mr. Cloud, of st. Charles street,
80 well known in former years for the ex-
cellence and variety Of his fruit, is now
dispensing the most luscious peaches seen
in this market for many years, and, what is
quite important, at reasonable prices. We
bought our box-so this is no mere puff.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-02

AcKNowLEpGNENT.-W have received
the Thirteenth Annual Catalogue of st.
Mary's Academy, Notre Dame Indiana, for
the academic year 1e67-6e. This we'll
known educational establishment is located
at South Bend, Indiana, and we hope to
have an early opportunity of referring to it
more at large. H..
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SPECIAL NOTICE. - The members of the
Hibernian Benevolent Association viii see,
by notice in another column, that meet
ing will lie held ut the hall of the Christian
Brothers, Foucher street, on Tuesday tie 18th
inst, at half-past o'clock.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-02

A CARD.-We have received card from
Sister Mary Agnes, of the Infants Orphan
Asylum, acknowledging the receipt OF
$2e53, proceeds of performance at Varieties
Theatre. Being too late for insertion in
thisnumber, the card will be published in
full next week
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ronr1re STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER

published WEEKLY BY
The Mem ORLEANS Cathol.c Publishing Company at NC i4o
PouIras strce, bet,ocen Camp and ST. Charles streets
The Directors Of the Company are:
The Most Rev ArchbishoG J. NJ 0pIy Pf ;,aGt
Very Rev. ". J. PERcHE, " g. Vice Presideh!. ec N
Rev r. j. SMITH, g. M; Rev J. b. DUFFY = sS Ms
Rev. j. FLANAGAN; Mr.. HuGN McCLoskEY; MI. John
McCAFFREY Treasurer Mr.. T. FITzwILLIAM secretarS.
All commnncatons are to be addressed ss 70 the Eoi
Terms subscription Four Dollars per annum.
Single copies Ten Cents:
eight lines solid Nonpareil, constituting square
Transient having the OF the paper
insertion o. so square; each suoseauent hsef
advertisements inserted intervals be charged as
each insertion. . .,.u \.
allowed discount from above named transient
~ may agreed upon provided that in no case sI'
such discount exceed IS per cent.
All business notices OF advertisements TO De chaIGeo
20 cents net per line each insertion
All advertisements not marked any specine1 numooS
insertions, will be published six times anu charged
accordingly.
All transient advertisements must be paid for in ad'
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MI. John H. Meehan is authorized to act as
agent for this paper at New Iberia, and to col
lect for subscriptions and advertisements.
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Mr.. Richard Hickey is the agent for this
paper at San Ant Texas.
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The Agricultural Report estimates the
increase III corn culture at two million five
hundred thousand acres.
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Mr.. A. L. Hay is authorized to act as agen
for this paper in Northern Louisiana and East
ern Texas.
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NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY. AUGUST 2.
CALENDAR OF TIE WEEK.
PArAI SUBSCRIPTIONS.

First Communion Children, Of ST. Mary's
Church. Carrollton. 81 so
I. H...... o0-t II Il
Total to $500 8,
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ST. JosEPH's PARocHIAL School, GRETNA.
We very much regret our inability to attend
the annual exhibition of this establishments,
which took place last Thursday and Friday
evenings. The rains are SO constant in
their visits, yet so irregular in their hours,
that it is quite-hazardous to venture so far
as Gretna~f for an evenings entertainments
We hope, however, to be furnished by some
more fortunate friend with an account of
the proceedings, for insertion in our next
issue.