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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30
Hair Restorer.

Much has been suug of the "Maid
with Golden Hair No song, how.
ever, has yet been able to make that
color popular Que for any eousid.
erable leDgth of time. Light red,
faded or sandy hair are equally under
tho ban Of public opinion. We are
happy to announce TO our readers
who desire to change those oolors
that three applications Of Ring,
Vegetable Ambrcsia will give them
beautiful auburn tresses possessing
all that soft lustrous appearance 50
desirable iu this chief adornment Of
female beauty.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30

4 few days ago tho spirits" COM
manded an old man 10 embark at
Charlotte, on lake Ontario, for Os--
wegoi in a small riekety boat. The
boat came ashore a day or two later
minus its occupant, who was 10 all
PROBABILITIES drowned.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30
Farm for Sale.

4 WILL sell my farm located Ia Liberty ro,sa-
I chip Seneca Coanty, Onto, six miles west OF
fiuln, coat dning i60 acres. llO OF Nhioh are
well Improved, the bSls1co being timher land.
There iea good house, also barn nearly new, on
Also ali kiads nf gO0l nut, and a well Of guod
and lasting water ~ the daor. fos3urihfr pAr.
,ieulaTs inqpiTe ef the subscriber on We f,rso,
JANIS GkiaES
APrii u, isss lesssn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30

THE BEST in use. These pens will b. sold At
msnuf.cturers prices The attention Of the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30
SELLING AT COST.

sill sell nv stock. eoh.istlng q Agricultural
tmplanents, Hardware. table and poSsst outlery.
~, A., y cost ~ 's's'yd'ys Z ;. BOWIE
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30
SILVER AND PLATED
"ARH1

such a. spoons, Forks, CAsAnra cake and Fssrit
Haskets, Butter Dishes, Cups, Fruit Dishes, Card
staadE, Napkin Holders, spoon ts,l9ers, Se.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-30
IHAVE THE LARGEST STOCK
Ever Brought to this City.

Repairing aud engraving done a. usual. Re.
member our mottos "ouiek Sales sad small Prof
ies peat mistake the place, Market Street,
NJ M isAh LKvIs sEEwALp.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27

@afbin9tpn.

@afbin 8 to n, ben 24. Sum-. DerMr<
better Act bini9tli@ Der Mrbeit pun s Stun~
ben, mpmitf@ bic &esierurs ber Ser. Staaten
bei9aftist, bebarf muir bsr l1nteriaritt tes pra'
iibenten, I'M Ge1es ~ &rerben.
Der @enat bat fiirslid einen 8oniul- Ser
tras unb cine Muslieferunes- l1nterbanbluus NIT
Stalien befatiset.
@roBe Bstriisereien purben 9emadt an Der
Nesier1ras in Der 8e;ablung Der 8cunties an
fartise Solbaten. Gin berpcrrastnbergcrifa
eines Bureau I'M Jinans~D eeartement 1T bierin
ser,pidelt.
@aibiu9tun, zen %. SUM-. Sebr
erubeMufresung berrldt beute tit prlitiidenarei~
fen iter bic Nadridt, taB Stepens nit GROCER
Sprsfalt unt 9ebadtiamfeit sier neue ~s(nflaee~
Mrtifel ssrfabt babe, relGe er n,rrseu bem5au=
Ie iiterrethen mill.
Surratt.
@ abinatpn, Is. sunni. 49, Surrat bat
bic Stabt s%erlaHen CUR srIbten leberrai9uns
ieiner 8iireen, nm sinen 8eiu6 in BcifOn 81
madeu.
Bill.
@aibinstrn, 26. Suni.- Cine Sntsrsl
iante GrIrterung erbpb i6 sefern i'm Senate
iber bic adt StunbenbiQ, aber {e sing enelid
turd, tpie fe FAM bonn 5aule. Die Sta be-
fimmt baB a9t @tunben tes Saseperf fir Mr~
better uns 9anouerfer ausma9en, ,pelde fur
bic &esieruns tel9aftist limb. Der pralSent
unteriiibt hieie 8ia, haber tpirt tein Getc ertrrr<
tet.
neUranensperip bes Mpr-
duIbt9 ertlGrt.- Das S9pur-
sert9t bat Mrs. Mietur, melde peeea Grisnit-
gereiftuns ibres 8ruberp @iIam parquette
in l1ntsriuduue trar beute {dulbis erflart.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27
&c. Mt it'd 8.

- Da6 @eib bes Gr>&ebeuen ppl>
larD wpllte it9 Spnnta9s Na9ts per-
giften, aber IS mar pbne Grfplg.
Die II Sabrz@eui9reden baben
fid tn Song Sslanp in grocer Men9e
ee;et9t nnc man 1T re9en oergrnte 1ebr
Be pr9t.
IS miro ersdblt, paB bic Srid<eayz
ers >ppQen tbre Mrbett einitelen pe9en
GrbSbung Tyres 2pbnes. grreiden iie
ibre Mii9t pann miro itr 8et1ptel
nurd cine dbuli9e 8epe9un9 in Den
yorsusli9iten Stdpten in ben Ser.
Staaten befol9t reroen. Sbr Ser
lansen wurpe ri9t erfiult mitEu6nabme
zines einsi9m SALES.
2uftidthfabrt.- Gins eutid-
Nmerifaner Namens& aufmann, BAT Elm
1eue8 Syitem per Suftfdtffabrt eroadt
ras y%puftdnpis ben Slug res Gp9el5
nadabmt. Cine mIgltdit ccmpenoiIle
itarte 0ampfmaldine bepset2 rteiise
TlugeL ,rel6e bas Sdif idmebenb urb
fprtbeweseno balten> wdbrenp 2 turbl<
nenarti9e Tlu9el bic Steuerun9 beipr<
gen. &aufmann baut eben cine Mpoelz
mai9!ne, bic so @tr. rte9en ipu urb
cine Waidiene BON 1870 Yferbefraft
Bat. Dieielbe ipQ auf Der NusiteQun9
Der neutrality-suspicious. int nd9ften
Stunt beim &rtitallpalait prptirt per*
ben.
Yapier9elp.-Se ds rer sr6bz
ten unp b%ey5lfertten Climber bet Melt,
ia9t Der u9pnppner Gcpnpmif" baben
in pieiem Mu9enbltd cine ent,pertbete
YapterzG aluta. OaS i'm umlauf be-
6noli@c papierselp itebt idledter als
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27

ausrotteten, unb ba fi@ bic munter,t
GI9el petter Yerbreiteten> AUDI auf bic
Sbffultur GinfuB baben. 8efanntz
lid, trdst Elm 9epiNeS Sn1eft [coccoli]
bic S@ulp> pab bier su 2ance feline
3wet1deu, Nprifpien urp anberes
sartes Steinpbit 9erdtb, Dtelem Snieft
bat ber@perlins ebenfaQs &ries erfldrt>
ano 1T eifri9 oarat, oa1elte aus3uz
rotten. Die Triidte bieles &rte96
3et9te11 1i@ lebtes Sabr lit Der @etalt
prd9tiser 3wetiden uno Nprifplen,
bic in Der Ndbe son 9pbpfen sespeen
muroer. Sn ni9t iebr LANCER 3eit
weroen oieSbf9drten i'm n6rpli6englew
Seriey eben 10 Ytele &Srbe3 wetlden mte
jeBt Yfr19e auf Zen a1nerif ani1den
Marft brin9en. Inn piele @pbltbat
bat man muir ben lteben Spaben III
panfen. DaS YaarS terlinee fpi tet et<
pa So. sic permebren }ih tefanntltd
iebr idnell.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27

~NtsA1ttV ~
Das papierselp in benz 10 yicl sez
ldnldbten Seitcrreid bat ipmit ei11en 80
prpsent bSberen 0plpmertb alS in ber
pieI9eprteienen &eputlit rer Scr. Stoaz
ten.
-OieG tezNusT9te II
q Alabama inp re6t giinitig. Sn
Mpntapmery> 8utler> Qpunoes> gilmore u.
M1ru9o Counties iteben bic GelpfrI9te
piel serlpredent> teionbers &prn, mel
des npn ounfel9riiner Tarte, iaftis uno
trdftt9 au5Iebt. Die @itterun9 1T
fir &prn pies Tribjabr belonoers ei1z
lti9 9e>peien, uuo bic @rnte I'M @erbit
perlpridt cine rei9lide 3u .perpen.
Weiseu itebt ipreit gut pb9lei9 Die urp
pa fiber Roit 9efla9t miro. Nud5afer
ldbt weni9 ;u tpini9en ibrt9. Bountz
ppue ftebt purdidntttli@ AUDI gut 1T
jerp9 bier unp pa pur9 anbaltenpe
&e9en9i11e bel9dbt9t >pprren; an einz
seluen Steuen 1T io9ar Die 8aumwplz
lenzGmte pur@ Na9ldlf9feit int Gelp<
bau al6 9dn;lt@ oerlpren ;u betra9ten
SIM 0ar3en 9e1pn1n1en arbeiten bic
Tret9emrreenen better als bister.
Me,p Yorf.
Trauenstmme ppctrcu
Nautif.- Sn Matilpn Stra6e Sem
yprt> If cine nautii9e S9ule, in pelz
der s>pet Trauer> bic Wittrpe oe6 Gapis
tan Brpwniop >1no ibre Mutter> bic
Wittme ces Gapttdtn 1bomas, SEE
leute in nautilden& enntni1en AT ur,erz
ridter. Die 3meiJralen raren la,se
nit ibren @atten arf Der See rnp fol-
len yor;uslide tbeoretbiide nnp rrat<
tiide &enntniie tit jener 8rande beiiez
cit. @dbreno ces &rie9es nahmen
1000 Steuerleute uno Gapit1ne BON
STANDARDIZATION, pelde in bic Jlptte
ein;utreten wiinldten, llnterridt lei
ienen 6rauen tint fi@ auf bic Yrifung
sprSutereiten. Trau Srpnlpm bat In
rer Cooper Snititut S@ule ~9raSiren
9elernt unb Damn Elm @erf tbres Sat
teu iter bic Stsrrle iuuitirt:: OteSdu<
le ltebt ut1ter Der Nafiidt elmer 0eieQz
idatt, peren gprtano Capt. G.Midarpz
ion it, unc BET wel9er &auafute
s6ifszG apitdne unp Yeitlideb etteilist
finn.
2abtS III c No.
IS bat iId - idrettt bic u9fep Yyprtes
5tme6" rad 9enauen Sepbadmai
gen berau59eitelt> DAP bic Sperlth9e,J
welde 1T Der Start Seem gprf i1p'l|
5pbpten etnsebIrsert wuroen> cteOlenssJ
Naupen unc Snieften, welhe bic bcrs
tiaen 8dume unp @drten sermilteten,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27

ben Darbenpen 9aben- unp Die italte<
niide Reaierun9 est9teuertt auf@teuz
ern.
-Bei einem Dffentliden Sdn9er<
fejte in Gtpita Gec9ta erfldrte General
Dunnte, &pmmanbart BET franj1fiden
Eruppen In ben pdpiliden Staatelt> in
elmer &epe, pab Granfrei@ nj: ben 81.
Gater perlaIen rirp. " .
8apcrn.
Nm 20. Ntai faup 1T Nesensbur9
bic feierlide G%ntbuQun9 ter Spn&6nt9
2upwi9II. lei1em 2ebrer, Biidpf Sailer
erri9tcten Statue itatt. Gin9p9amt,
wel9em auber cent &leru5 bic 8eb6rz
cen urp bass fi;ierscrrps onwobnten>
sin9 pprber.
Sic Statue, Sp1 Micmal,n MOI
eelirt unp pom Mfiuer 9egpNen> erbebt
it1 auf eil1em Spfel np11 b%unfel9rauem
0rautt ul1o felt ben ebrwiirot9en0re
in; bii16atder &leipun9 NIT Gbprrod.
Gappa unp &reus bar, Die S9leppe uw
ben redten Arm seidlun9en uno iii rer
ltnfen 5onp Elm Sud- uw Sailer'6
6auptpirflamfeit als2ebrer une Sdrtftz
(tcller a%usuceuten.
~ Shwci3. .
Gt1entabn iiber cen Mpnt
Genis.-Die ppn Der iransSitlden unp
ttalienilden &esierun9 al,9eprrneterl
prpbefabrten iber ben Wtpnt GcniS liub
NIT grocer Re9elmdbi9feit uno SpQtdn<
bt9em Grfpl9 Dor fG 9e9an9en Die
Direftprer unter bel,en fi@ ter 6er3ps
DON Sutberlaro uno STR Sell. na9
tefen Syitem bic 8abn 9ebaut ,pprbeu
1T, befanoen, poren III 8e9leitun9 BON
etwa finf;i9 arpere Yerlonen am %. IL.
am:24. Mai iber rie8abn oefabren. Nm
8. SUIT fol- bic 8abn benz Sfentlt6en
Gertebr iibergcben weroen. Die Tabrt
calert et!p1 53Sttt1pen uro pteStncls
ll9teit Der 3i9e tctrdat 1913 Meilen
bic Stunnc.
2pnoon,1 II. Suni.- Der Yabit
,pirr arn Sage ieiner 8eitei9uns res5l.
Stubles cine all9emeine Mnneitte
fir ale pplitiide Sncriminirten erln''>
fen.
2onppn IA. SUM-. Die ,,pfprtc
9cbt NIT Dem plane ur,> 6rempen cas-
Nedt su 9eftatten, @runoei9eutbum 81
beiiBen, mas burd Sertrd9e init ben
fremcen Md6ten 9arantirt ~erren
1pu.
6amburs. Die NuSwanpez
ru,,9 aus Norpoeutidlano na@ Mrnez
rita nimmt in rielem Sabre 70 rieii9e
Dimeniopen al, rab jebt berettS
fdmmtltde 3wil@enoedpldbe Der 9am'
burg : Nmeritanifden Dampferlinte
fit bic nd9len 2 Mrnate %Seufdnoi9
an9a9irt finp.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27
Gttpas ubcr Mrrmpnen.

5batlade 1T, rab bic ID6ter BET
Mprmpnen ron her 8telmetberet nt6ts
pifen wplen, uno penn iie erwaa1en
ftnc> iuden fle ftd lieber inter sem @en-
tiles ibre @bemdnner ais inter
ben Nnhdn9ern ibre6 eiaenen 0lau<
ben6. s.
S1bci1 fen briidt bic Gielmeiberei nidt
auein bic Brauen ST SetaYinnsn berat;;
ite bat auBer ben mprafiiden 5d1oen
AUDI nod ar,pere in ibrem @efploe> bic
itd bereits beoenflid pfenbaren. Die
Gtelpeibersi brinat bic merftpiroisten
Gerpanptidaften su Mese. IS 1T
iebr 9~ep1bnlid> pab Gin Mann smei
S9wetern beiratbet. 60 bat ein
jun9er &aufmann tit eer 9alslee @tty
3 9dweiter1 su 6rausn. Nidt ielten
lit e5> pabSemano Die serpittmeteM
ter iammt ibren ISdtern beiratbet.
Grwa9t man nun, ME bic &tnber Yp11
eit1cm Sater unp Serdierenen Mlttern
bic oft 8lutsoerwanpte iinn, iid BET
ibrer et9enen Gerbetratbun9 obernnalS
treusen uuo pies nurb bic Generation
fprtsebt 10 farm manitd leidt poritelen>
su meld' firhterlid,en fSrperltder Gnt<
artlng pes sSolfes i1eben Der fttliden'
uno seifiGe', es tomu,en muB. 9h1z
seiden ts zen treten bereit6 III Sage.
llebrt9sas 1T Die @ielweiberei feinesz
,reas anSsstrfnnIt9 nit benz Mprmcz
uentbstm Setbutoen. Das Morn,p>
rentbum besatn ltnp teitanb cine lan9e
3eit btncurd pbne bic 8ielpeiberci
al6 beute nod erfennen lie nidt ale
Mp9nonen ais Elm Dp9ma at unb Elm
lebr aroBer Ibeil ibt ite 11i9t aus.
Die Sclraten i'm Camp DOUGLAS
in Der sldbe Der Stapt> eeben einer Der
Wese an auf Dem. ab9eieben Don bem
ginHui1e Der ;unebmennen Ginwanbez
rune p@s @ielpetberei allmdlia in Dem
Solfsbewuetiein entpur;elt >peroen wirb
.3net G%cmpasnien, >pel9e Bel ner lebte11
Atl5iuns beim nad Galiforntem mar
idirten> nabmen 25 Grauen Yp>, Der
Mern1pnea beerbe NIT fi9.
SmeaBr ielbft befanben lid iiber so
Jrauet, upslde aus berStabt pprtiaen ee>
fcben rparer,, UNI Sdub ODER elm alQdz
ltteres Gheleten ;u iu6en. SAT- ale
batten uiter ZEN Splpatet1 reueW inner
9efurben. Bur ielben 3eit tpanbte 1i9
Elm Batter BON 3 TS6tern nit Der 8itte
an cen Seeraen, ieinen@ pbniB in bem
Eager auHdla5fn ;u oirfen> UNI feline
&tnser son Der gielreiberei III bewab<
rem, 3a relder lie bic 8ii1Sfe unb
NeIteies Oct Stride nStbiser1 tpplten.
Nebnlide @efdi6ten uno spar nod
tranri9sre murren marde in pem 2aeer
ersdblt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27

5ictlieu. Das ~er;libsrale
Slott, Neren;icne ldrtibt inBetref res
in cen reiditen proYinsen pes reiden
Sicilien5 berri9enpm Glenoes. mic
fol9t1 vDrei Dinae brau@t Steilien
I'M in, Trieoen su leben: erltens Sroo
speitenS Brpp unp pritte1t6 Srpr. Niez
mails mar raS Glenb IL allgeu,ein uno
10 i9redlid, ntemals mar man 70 tncpz
lent, IL itumm, 10 9raulam ul1o
1dwa9.
gpr einisen 1a9en sersiftete iid bier
Gin Gatania) in Der alten &prnfamr1er
Giciliens, IN Der Stabt pes ueberfu@z
fts, Gin jun9er Mann. l1u1 ii6 in Auaz
LETT berylptb su entstebet ; cine @ittpe
serlpr ben 8ertano na6 lan9er1 !6unz
ger, 1np ptele Gaulenoe treden pie6anb
aus, UNI mad jenem Si7en gu idnapz
pen, ben iie spr Sabren bon ibrem Slid
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-02-16
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

PROSPECTUS OF THE SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
tsr- JosErH), NEAR NOZZLE. ALsAMA.-.Th. Literary
to :es Is
IL If ss On Of
and City the level of the ssa is equally healthy
Pupils Of every religious denomination admitted
It The OF the
1s
Mat , I and hen ns ~, phss
Spanish and German taught at the opinion of
from s. nine 70
Every three months report s sent to parents and
fs.a Of sa s rank in e's with
tt ns n T f. be Of from In. or
Board Tuition. Washing, Stationery--.-.----92 900 90
Msaa fen. ans Ph rss sssy o.
Bedding, if furnished by the College 10 Co
EB-lst. Payments are to be made in gold or eQuiva
2d Each half session be paid advance before .
Sd No deduction made less than month for
advanced for entrance fee, bedding and medical
4th furnished by the College at the expense
5lh No advance is made by the College for books,
yond tbs dspo,to With the Treasurer 10 meet
MUSIC AND DRAWING
Form extra eha,gs and are taught at the request of
Violin Flute
Vocal Music
CLOTHING.
Twelve shirts twelve h.ndkeciIies, twelve pairs of
socks six cravAts four of drawers towels six
napkins two summer frock coats two summer vests
pairs of winter pautalOons four
looms four pairs Of Shoes, cap goblet spoon
one fork one table knife Rsnnrxo
III furnished by psrents-One pillow, three pillow
three pairs CT sheets, musquito bar, double
woolsn blanket, ons whlts counterpane.
feo i. CURIoZ, s. j., President
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-02-16

D1sNTERMENT OF THE 'MEDIcI FAMILY OF
FIoRENCE.-The London Morning Post has an
interesting letter from its Tuscan correspondent,
giving an account of the disinterment OF the
celebrated Medici family of Florence, who for so
long period were the absolute r,lers of
that country. We make the following extract:
=" When Louis XIV in his childhood asked his
tutor if kiags ever die, we are told that 'Quei-
quefois, Aonseigneur,' was the cautious and
courtly answer. However, the Florentines had
an opportunity of satisfying themselves of the
undoubted fact The whole dynasty of the Me-
dici was disinterred. 1t was found that the
wooden coffnsS in-the vau1ts of San Lorenzo
were mouldering away, orders We're given to
have them replaced, and the whole family,
thefrs Duke Cosmo, to John CASTOR, the last
of the royal house, all, about sxtyin number,
the seven sovereigns, with their wives, children,
brothers-al in short that have ever been con-
signed to the tomb at-San Lorenzo, with only
two exceptions, were removed from the old,
preparatory to being placed in new cofins. OF
these cofins- some twenty were opened for tho
first time" =
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-02-16

TIE ESTABLISHED CHuRcH.-The friends-and
the foes of the Irish church establishment are
actively engs ged in raIshaling their forces I'D
preparing for a fierce encoanter in the approach
ing session. a defence association is being
organized an extensive scale, and the recent
declaration of hostility to the present church
settlement has called forth a counter dcclara-
ton. AT the head the names of the Mar
quis of Oruondo, the Ear IS OF Earr'ck, Erne,
Bandon, and Roden, Lords Castle.naine, Farm
ham, Granmorc, D:gby. Massey. Clarina, Croft
ton, and George Hill. There are also tive hon
Or.lbles, nine barouets, twelve members of Par
lament, twenty five, lieutenants and deputy
iieutenants, thirty magistrates, forty Queens
counsel, eighteen doctors, and . numerous force
of professional and other gsntlemsn, rospectas
BILE merchants and traders
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-02-16

money In Hses"---- -------------
Just fancy the figure of an elderly lady
Alderman Wild, and, having purchased u
pound ofcandy, handing over an or in pay
ment and demanding two sheep for change!
Or just think of an elderly gentleman enter
ing an omnibus, and putting an entire sheep
through the.little hole, in payment ofa ride.
adduce these imaginary examples with
view to show you that the possession of
such comforts In to be attributed to money
sheep being totally incompatible. 1t is by
the consequence Of money that we have
these and other now important conve-
niences of life.
Even to this day, the skins of9animals are
used as money in the northwestern extremity
of our own continent. And even in our
closer neighbors, up among the Blue
Noses, am again to understand, That dried
fish ia used as money among the natives of
this da- .--e-r
What a shocking reflection it must be to
the young people Of ourtime, that the re-
fined Romans had no other coin than copper!
Now-a-days, if a young lady buys little
slip of court plaster in u drug store and
hands the clerk quarter to pay for it, that
exquisitely polite gentleman elegantly
wraps the change in a tiny piece OF whitley
brown paper, delicatcly perfumed, and with
an elaborate bow, hands it to the fastidiOus
young lady.
Copper, however, made very excellent
medium of Change, until nieacl pennies were
invented. But it must have been 8 silin brous
coin. We can form an idea of the inability
of copper for the purposes of commerce, if
we fancy ourselves obliged, i'll that cnrren-
cy, to pay the duties-on an invoice of silks
or II cargo of teas.
Silver was not coined until 200 years be-
fore Christ-;s50 years after the first coinage
of copper. =
The world had wonderfully advanced in
civilization before gold was coined into
moncy.-De Cordord.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-02-16

IsiisiRTaNT DISCOVERIES AT Z1ESCsaLEM.-
YiaIenant Warren writes to the Palestine Ex-
plodtiys Committee, in England, under date
Of Jrusalena December 18th and 2lst, that the
wor1of excavation in that city ls advancing
rspily.-.rAc has discovered that the under
.rrortd pass;lre r.nning from the huidah Gate
In K, south 1an of the Haram, below the
mosde of the Asks, up to the piat1orm itsei1 Oh
the Iararn has no branches AT It's nortnern
end Here is on the east side n vaulted chamber
ssyelteen feet square, and on the west unlm-
Tnrtfut wetcrducts, five feet bsiow the present
artaae and probably connected with TANK
= befSa2 Theee ducts he believes to be older
: thaths Aslxa mosque. He thinks that the Iy
ropen Valley will be fonnd to sweep round
BASTARD snd descend to the Virgins Fount,
andlms divide Aoriah from Ophei-;s fact new
or tfre suspected. c,
Tbexcavations in the upper part of this val
ley lticate the sctuals existence OF the brook
With Hesek iah stopped OF concealed when the
cityS,a l,e.si eyed by Sennscherib. This stream
Woukaxf5ear to be- still forcing its way along
ssdchannel at the depth of more than sixty
feeHeatb the present surface. A mile west
Of tNty between it and the ancient village
a Moan, Mr. Warren has explored, ct some
-uhl risk IL remarkable cleft which de-
a.dinto the earth to the depth of more than
cad dred aud fifty feet, and which may not
inhbiy be ono of the sources OF the water
~-asndof Jerusalem On the other hand, in
thdcy -of-the Hebron, mile and a Eait
tort the city and tiNe hundred yards below
ttgseu of .Joah," well has been eXcavated,
aphtly for the first time, which proves
to ain passages, staircasee, and other con-
tribs, which MIR. Warren thinks Will prove
to bnnected with the water System OF the
en{city.- w.
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pass CHRISTIAN COLLEGE. PASS CHRISTIAN.
s y as o.. of The
Christian Brothers
ding city Christian Brothers have
an.;r.ss in .hsE es5i e procure n eligible ste
informing patrons and pubic that such
ooaa scarcely LIE found ali y
The building at Pass Christian, hitherto known
view, and is fitted up style which f to rem
= ..1lts resort to students and their
The spacious buildings>6f tho hetel new adapted to
and ample play
the widespread pine {rssts in the rear With the op
.n sassa Il the n essaf
e en- ths.sn Con- e M directors
1hst nothing might be wanting to the Institution,
tanned from the State LeEsatur. ~ which it tnpow
cl.s, rooms study halls dormitory and refeetory
are scale equal to any in the country
With f.cilites than those winch have already
public they will now be better able to promote the ply
S !; saS s the
mild and parental yet firm in enforcing tho ols.rNapce
whose MORALS tory: stidents
OF all denominations admitted, and their religious
The acAdeuic year commences on the FIRST Monday in
anu .ih GM At IN. .egnnins OF uIy
those no may dese to all themselves vi the oppor
tunity.
Payments for term Of nye months, invariably in adj
Board washing, tuition, and doctors fee, per term .
Entralce Zee, = be paid only 70
EXTRA CHARGES.
Eusic-Piano, per tom of tive mollths go
= Violin, tntrings furnished) per term of five
Musio~Flute, or any other wind instrument. per
Drawing per- term OF hve months g.,
U in the study of natural philoso-
- BRO ISAIAH. f,r.s..aut
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At the head police office, Dublin, on the 9Th
ult., three men, named Carey, Kelly, and Whe-
Ian, we're charged with stealing 96O in cash
from the person of Mr.. Levey, ira public house
at Thomas street, on the 27th of December.
The prisoners wore committed for trial.
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BLANK ROCKS,
No. &c CAMP STREET. NEW ORLEANS.

Blank Books of szo and style made to order and
Books neatly bound.
Job Printing such Cards, Bill Hsads Letter Heads
Circulars Bill Of Ladins. etc. neatly and promptly
cuted at tho lowest market rates. -
WE HAVE OUR OWN PRINTING OFFICE AND
BINDERY.
Orders respectfully solicited and carefully attended to-
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ORIGIN OF Co1N-It was in the reign of
Servius Tullius, $50 years before Christ,
that the Romans first coined money, using
copper for that purpose. At one period of
history cattle appears to have been the sole
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ftsvern,nent of India has just bnilt
new t,l at Barcilly, which will soon be
bleeei opened for Catholic wors.ip.