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Raising Of the Ice EmbargO-Partial Re.
sumption Of Navigation.
There are merry hearts about the North river, and
these merry hearts nerved brawny yesterday to
hoist over the pioneers Of the steam feet
Of that great water course, on the resump-
ton Of navigation, the pretty bunting upon
which were lettered the names Of familiar floating
palaces, denotng, as they coquettishly welcomed
the pleasant breeze, how extremely merry were the
hearts Of teir The long respite from active
duty in plying this stream to the busy marts along
s borders has been well employed. Hulls furnished
by months Of service have new and glisening coats
saloons and staterooms have been redec0rated and
refurnlshed; engine departments, In all the mystery
cessary repairs and valuable additions. And now,
as the glacial fields that have embraced the bosom
Of the Hudson sitting its threads Of commercial
greatness for several months are melting at some
genial warth OF the past few days, COM
inks Of trade have again Stretched out their broad
arms, weaving their need Of wealth and developing
still greater the civilization Of the metropolis OF the
more-should the present genial weather con-
tinue-before the greater floating palaces OF the
river w with all their freshness Of artistic beauty,
resume their regular and frequent trips presenting
that peasantest OF all sights to genuine metrop0i
TAM prosperous inland navigation. tour aloug OF
facts acquainted with the following interesting items
In regard to the movements OF the North river steam
boats:-
The Chrystenah, on the route to New York, was
heavily laden and preparing to leave on her first
trip.
The Walter Brett was up for Fisbkll, to leave in
the early afternoon.
The p. G. DAMN on the route to Hayerstraw, the
same.
The boats OF the Peoples might line to Albany are
In readiness, and the first trip will be made In the
early week by the ST. john.
The Day line to Albany, the same time, the Daniel
Drew TO take the initiative.
the Troy line have the Connecticut in readiness,
looking very pretty In Its new attire, and will leave
on Sunday night
Beside these there rescores OF Others Lilputian
and gigantic, anxiously awaiting the hour when the
ice embargo will he fully raised on the Hudson.
That this will quickly take place II certainly con-
summation devoutly to be wished.
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WlW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, March IS, lsea.

ALBANY, March Is, lssa.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
Amending the laws OF 1865 relative 10 the Hell Gate
pilots; Incorporating the International DOCK Com
pany; amending the charter OF Auburn.
BILLS REPORTED.
incorporating the city of Ogdensburg and allowing
said city three supervisors against repeating the act
for the extension OF Central avenue Westchester
county-agreed to; amending the charter OF the
Niagara Suspension Bridge Company; for the extern
ursniine Convent; incorporating the Security
Savings Bank OF New York; changing the name
charter Of the Church Charity Foundation OF Brooklyn;
incorporating the Sixth Avenue Savings Bank;
against the bill for the relief OF the Vulcan Iron Com
pany-agreed to; TO establish the jail liberties Of
Queens county; extending the time for the collection
Of taxes in Middleton and Southneld, Queens county:
authorizing town subscriptions to the West Shore
railroad; Tor the extension OF railroad tracks from
Atlantic avenue to Prospect Park, Brooklyn; to ex-
tend the charter and authorize an increase OF the
capital stock OF Sodus Company for consideration OF
tine Senate to amend the charter Of the National
Travellers Insurance Company ncorporag t the
Jamestown Driving Park Association.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Mountaineering the charter OF the Sol
ders' Business Messenger and Despatch Company.
BY Mr.. MORGAN-TO repeal the act for Registration
Of Births, Marriages and Deaths.
BY Mr.. CRowLEY-TO amend the Metropolitan Po-
lice law concerning the Police Life Insurance Funds
by Mr.. BRADLEY-lncOrp0rating the Marsh Land
Improvement Company.
BY Mr.. BANKs-Amending revised statutes relative
to the custody Of children.
BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing the towns Of Arcade and Java to pur-
chase right or way through said towns from Attca
and Allegheny Railroads authorizing the construction
Of railway In 125th and other streets and avenues
In New York; authorizing additional facilities for
1ing discontinuance Of portion Of Smith street,
Brooklyn; amending the charter Of the Brooklyn
Trust Company; amending the charter Of the Brook
lVQ Turnvereln. INCORPORATING the ltn0C8 water
Warks Company; Incorporating the Clinton Savings
Bank, New York; increasing the Poughkeepsie Poor
Fund to $S5,o00 amending the charter Of the SYRIA
cuse Savings Institution.
Adjourned.
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ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, March IS, 1858.

ALBANY, MArCH 10, 1900
BILLS PASSED.
To amend the act for the better regulation Of fire.
men in the city Of Brooklyn; to improve Graham
avenue, Brooklyn; to confirm the of1cial acts OF
certain o1cers in Westchester county; establish
the Eighth ward OF the city OF Utica; to regulate
the sale Of coal In New York; to amend the charter
Of the Mechanics and Traders Association.
Several petitions were presented asking that law
be passed forbiddng directors In the Hudson River
Railroad Company from being directors in the New
York Central and Erie railroads.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. YOUNGLOvR-In relation to the election OF
directors on the Harlem, Hudson River, New York
Central and Erie railroad companies.
By Mr. TARBOx-ln relation TO the publication OF
legal notices in New York city:
By Mr.. KEADY-For the relief Of the Hamilton Ave-
nue. and Prospect Park Railroad Company.
BY Mr.. MATHEwsON-To incorporate the National
Burglars COMPANY to tho collection Of
By MI. JoNEs-To incorporate the New York Real
By Mr.. FURMAN-In relation to the consolidation
Of railroad companies.
For the construction Of q stone stairway In the
New York Central Parks in relation to stage routes
In New York; to incorporate the American Trade
Agency; to divide the Ninth ward and create . new
ward In Brooklyn; to provide for the completion OF
the WallabOut improvements; to amend the charter
Of the Jamaica Savings Bank; to amend the charter
Of the BushwiCk Savings Bank; to incorporate the
City Trust Institution OF New York; to incorporate
the Clinton Savings Bank Of New York; to amend the
8cL ouaOLn8 othte Dauks W UeCOmc uaMouai uaAs ~
stituons toincorporate the Catskill Saving Bank to
amend the New York city charter relation to paving
certain streets and avenues In New York; to acill-
tate the construction Of the Midland Railroads to
incorporate the Oswego Water Works Company; to
amend the act relative to steam boilers In New York;
relative to fraud In assessments for local improve
ments; to protect the rights OF passengers upon rail-
ways and other public cOnveyances.
THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT..
The SPEAKER presented a communication from the
Comptroller In answer to the resolution OF the Assem-
bly, relative to the expenses Of the State Military
Department, showing the amount expended In 1867
follows-For salaries, $143 e54; for expenditures,
$500, 1854 Total, $445638.
Mr.. JACOBS moved that the communication be
referred to the Committee on Ways and Means, with
instructions to report bill reducing the expenses Of
the Military Department, which was carried and the
House adjourned.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Shooting 0f q Negro BY a White Man AZ
Hampton-Naval Movements.
FORTRESS MONROE March IL, 1868.
On Saturday night two negroes, man and wo.
man, were stealing wood from the Birmingham farm,
about four miles from this place, when the man was
shot and killed by Mr. J. Hubbard, one Of the occu
pants OF the place. Hubbard was arrested on Sunday
and confined In the Hampton JAIL but fearing bodily
harm from the negroes in and around Hampton re-
auested TO be turned over TO the custody Of the mill
tary authorities which was granted and he In now
confined In the military prison at Camp Hamilton,
near Hampton.
The negro Jorion, lived some fifteen minutes
after being shot, and confessed that he had come TO
the farm for the purpose Of stealing. An inquest
was held Yesterday on the body, and verdict was
rendered la accordance with the facts 3dduced.
The United States steamer Wompanoag, the nag.
ship OF the North Atlantic squadron Is to be relieved
In q few days by the United States steamer, Contoo-
cook, now lifting out at the Portsmouth, N. H., Navy
Yard
II has been very warm and pleasant here to-day,
Thermometer standing so degrees In the shade. 49,.
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SUPREME CouaT-sptClAl TERM.


FISK et a. Us. The chicago ana Rock Island Rdi1-
road ComDdnv.-This case came up again yes
tcrday afternoon on three motions on the part
Of the plaintiff, viz:-one for the appoint
ment Of receiver, another to continue the in
junction and third to attach for contempt Tn re-
moving the books Of the company out Of the ursdic
ton Of the court. The motions are resisted the
ground that the ocers had not violated any duty or
exceeded any jurisdiction, aud that in Issuing the
forty-nine thousand share Of new stock they were
Influenced by desire to p 0note the interests OF the
company. Further, that this sending the books TO
Chicago was not violation ~ the injunction Of the
court ~ no subsequent transleTs had been made.
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SUPREME COURT aEw YoaD CHAMBERS.
Before Judge Barnard


Sc'ae1 Us. The Erie RdttrOad Cbgapany.-Mr. Eaton
stated to the court yesterday that he desired by
Mr. j. G. Bancroft Davis OF the directors against
whom attachments were issued, to mention that he
was absent at Albany in attendance before CON-
mittee Of the Senate at the time the attachments
were sent forth, and that he knew nothing Of the
matter until he saw 1t I'm the newspapers. He also
wished to state that Mr.. Davis was anxious to obey
the order OF the court and would appear In answer
to the attachment II 1t were made returnable ut the
end Of next week.
Judge Barnard said that there were eleven drec-
tors the attachments should be made returnable on
one day, which was Monday next
The Sheriff made return against four OF the direc-
tors, stating they could not be found.
against them, to be made returnable also on next
Monday.
The court granted the application.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, March 1S.-The steamship City OF
Antwerp, Captain Mirehouse, Of the lnman line,
which left New York on the sth inst, arrived at this
port this morning. after an unusually rapid passage
The London passengers and mails were landed, and
after the short delay for this purpose the steamer
proceeded for LIVERPOOL.
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NEW YORK EGRA1D THURSDAY MARCH SHEET

There was also motion on behalf OF the defendants
to dismiss the case against tne company Tor want OF
Jurisdiction In the court the company being for
eign corporation organized under the laws OF the
State Of Iowa.
The arguments in the case were adjourned till this
morning
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And deponent further says that In all his acts with
sceS IN aood S ana with the so Object Of
tecng the rights and interests Of himself and other
stockholders OF said company whom he represents in
acts and proceedings of certain Of the directors OF said
Erie Railway Company, and that he believes that any
order Of Injunction which may restrain him or any
other stakeholder from invoking the protection OF
this court In their behalf will be but shield to said
directors In pursuing their evil practices; that this
ae9 N hs sed s for receyep sbe
OF majority Of all the common stock OF said COM
pany, and he verify believes that 1t IL Indispensable
that they should be left free to resort TO all the
efes which the law affords them against the unlaw-
ful and wrongful acts Of said directors.
And further this deponent saith that all and Singu
lar the adavits and verfcati0ns heretofore to
by deponent, copies whereof nnexed to the afi-
dayit OF A. G. Brown prepared to this motion, are
true, and further dcponent saith not.
sworn this 18th day OF March, 1888.
RICHARD sCHELL.
AFFIDAVIT OF CORNELIUS VANDERBILT.
SUpfEME COURT WiUidm Beiden as. Cornelius
gdndt10M and Otiaers-Cty ana county or Ne,o
York, 1.-Corneius Vanderbilt one Of the defend
ants IN ue above entitled action, being duly sworn,
dofn uepcse and say that he has heard read the
plant In this action that the statement In said
complaint, made on information and belief and con.
tsinea Ia we subdivision thereof marked "x,n to
the eject that combination was entered into be-
tween this defendant the other defendants In said
named ospeculaten the stock OF the Erie
courts for the purpose OF aiding their specuatons
IL, In all lie parts absolutely and unqualiedly false
This depcneant nas no knowledge that the plantir
this deponent know whetber the plaintiff N he ever
received any information believed the same TO be
true; but TINS Opponent most uneqniyocally states
false and that this deponent did never al the time
mentioned In the said complaint at any other
time enter Into any combination with said other
defendants, or any OF them, TO speculate in the
Of the courts for ne purpose Or siSins 'i tSeir
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MUsDY 4 HIGGINS, AUCTIoNEERs, WILL SELL THIS
M dav March 49, 1888 NJ N o'clockThe entire Furniture
Of house as Brooe street. consisting Of mahogany and black
sead Bureaus Wasstands Carpets, Mirrors, Mattresses
Beds, Bedding &c. Also the Kitchen Utensils, with which
Ma saja wiu commence. Sale positive,
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I,uIsr,s WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS ARE aPoPu-
ID lar because reliable" Plant them once and you win
plant them always Send for Buists Garden Manual
Almanac 1853 Gardener Price Current Of Seeds,
free We deliver all orders In New York freight paid
Address Robert Bus Jr. Seed Grower Philadelphia.
NIoLAssEs FOR THE MILLIoN.-2o,Ooo GALLONS
M all grades Moissses, from 40 cents gallon upwards
THOMAS r. AbNEw, corner OF Greenwich and Murray
streets, New York.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CT. sTANIsLAUs ACADEMY, BAY ST. LOUIS
> Miss-This institution conducted by the Brothers
1865 1t beautifully situated the shores of the
aS y ali Ge M Sea e
The spacious recreation grounds well shaded By ever
bathing for the pupils great ncte
The delightful situation Of Bay ST 1ouis and the fac
ty Of the place at all OF the are so
The system OF in this strictly
mild paerna nfro tons of the established rules
being prevented by constant watching over the con-
The religious and moral instruction of the Pnps and
their DOMESTIC comfort are attended 70 win .e
by intoxicating rnees; Of virtue and
on s Of ns ~,
sna sP9s tas
Pas s at nI t sae Si yea
The education comprises al that Taught in
Rpasns
Bookkeeping Algebra GsgRHMsfF 8: ETC.
Board and Tuition per session payable half yearly in
Bedding per session. toptiona. 10 90
vacation if spent & f&s cMsRKS 50 90
Piano and Violin per month each 90
Use of Piano, month. 80
Flute, per month 90
Spanish and German ns"ases per month each 90
tw6Vy pocket i.ndk twelve pail stockings six
kins four summer fiOck coats six pair summer panta
looms two winter coats, two pair winter pantaoons
ar cap. - long and 2t
broad duy,lr WOODEN blanket, pillow, -four pill
S1n-s etc ', ali markell with the name in full
No advances made by the institution for clothing
travelling rock money etc, unless SUN OF money be
Dc p"Sitctit- tic-,' cNpcn~'s
The number of pupils is limited r. iatsrand guar
dians will md advantageous t. cnt,I iriT
wards in IL, u. ginning OF the ,~.ipu.
For rurrtIcr particulars, apply h .,t.r Brother
Ode Dire. tor of the Academy, 80" Il to Bay st.
Lout, ,~', ld~l0TOA1 Mis-.
Err Hl.I.N, rS-Mr. Thomas Layton .-f,icnt ot The
southern Bank, New ORLEANS T. -Toudou,
Superior OF the Jesuits CollrGo sew -; Rev.
Father Duricr, Pastor OF In" nciats Church,
Third District New Orleans 81 Athat.-sIss, col
ncr ~ Lawrence and Mas. t.a-rta streets Mobile
Very Nv Pricer 1T the fatLoiI Mobile Rev. Father
Coyle II. Vincent Churca, Mobile, ir23
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CATHOLIC DIRECTORY.

Below give the location and name Of orr Churches
ih 9 sn esf of 81
Schools with the number OF children attending
I"s@ nae s Conception GSars aronne ee,eee Com
I s. j. Wee ssaen and prsss 81
s.ads HeX G so, il Trsasare1 Prossser
Il %ars ts,ss cnann as g.
ss Of II tie ID pSwnsy
professor Of the g, tn, csen,s eT Rel j.
simon - Rev RI Gr4Ss s Rev p Fl =, de Garisre
TsiS at S and Sermon
esrs:aton-Eev csuppsas Past, Pastor Mass at and
$seg!e; Sasess 1ss,ss !, "a Yer
@ &C. n M Esy FEC aas
At o. oeoel. French sermon a clock Eng
by Instructions and Benedction-one sunday in Eng
Tsa1y: Sesgny !esnmsnNRe5 Bsesnsr
psy s. k asssss
S. SEN r. Rev james sheeTan, SIS
o'clock Evening
Assumption GERMANY Josephine street oet,ceen Con
+ Massss sn
as St Alphonsus >, ,u.,,o ..,,. ;,
aa con
at Tesa say Masi e.
10 Sccck. sermon at 10 o'clock Evening sermon at
sss fts w. 81.
I'd s rs'ss1 ce. s,s wss sss
Kynnsy
3 lna at 10 Yes
5:as s SfKs sS yssi ssss es:
~ ,%s5 faSss Gsssa fss;s fsv
Their r Tholomier Ferec Rev Father Milet.
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BAKERIES AND BREADsTUFFs.

uNT GARET"-CMARGARET HAUGHERYJ
BREAD AND CRACKERS BAKER
No &c New Levee, near Poydras street. New orleans
Keeps constantly large assortment Of Bread
Cream Biscuits and Crackers every description all
made BY machinery, at lowest marke. prices: mil y
AHILL COZ EY-
~ JACKSON CORN MILL AND FEED STORE,
Nos 7as Ievee and IS Water streets Fourth District
NEW OR LIE A Ms,
DEALERS IN
Hay Corn Oats Bran Flour, Potatoes Oil Cake, Rock
Salt etc. and Manufacturers of Self Raising Flour.
Also have constantly ON hand superior quality OF
fresh ground Corn Meal. Dat Meal, Hominy, Grits,
Chicken and Cow Feed Corn Bran etc.
All orders promptly filed and shipped and goods de-
we sell cheap for Cash Give us call and convince
yourselves apl2 ly
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GRocERs AND LIQUOR DEALERS

w H. KER CO.,
REcEIv1NG, F'ORwAE DING,
GENERAL Commission MERCHANTS,
LAvAcA AND VICTORIA, TEXAS
Victoria we make charge and
ma %i pay r s or FTsiSns nna ya
GROCERY STORE GROCERY STORE.
Corner ST. Andrew and Magnolia streets Keller Row.
The undersigned would respectfully inform his friends
the public that he has removed his Grocery Store
from the of Lafayette and Dyades the corner Of
Magnolia and st. Andrew streets, Keers Row, where
he will keep constantly hand large assortment OF
Family Groceries. which he will sell cheap if not
cheaper, than any other Grocer in the city.
r. CANNON.
Corner St. Andrew and Magnolia streets.
iy1a6m Kelers Row.
(,1TY MONEY AT A PREMIUM.
BERRY & HART,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,.
No. II Camp street, New Orleans
Country orders promptly attended to.
N B-Goods delivered to any part Of the city, free OF
drayage.
CITY Money received at Premium of Five Per Cent
over the current rates mills sm
(,HIsM BOYD. COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
BaCcinS Rope and Irvine: lrop-T Hay Corn, and
Oats,
No. 81 Poydras Street. New Orleans
mh29 tf~
T. GIBBONS CO.,
DEALERS
GRAIN, CORN MEAL, AND HAY,
35 .............. .Poydras street. IS
mvl7 ly New Orleans.
" W. HAYS. +. Q. TuNsIALL. J. TvNsTALI-
4
COMM MISSION NERO ANTS
Western Produce. Hernetically Scaled Goods Fruits,
and General Merchandise.
Partic ular attention paid to CustomhoTse business,
Purchasing, and Forwarding.
"a ......-..... NEW .LEyEE STREET. ........34
NEW OIL $.
Connect of Russell. Hays q Co., ST. Louis, Mo.
e2l 3m
IOHN HENDERSON,
~
WINES AND QUORS,
No. Tchoupitoulas street.
felG ly New Orleans
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

EDUCATIONAL AGENCY.
CHARLES D. ELDER,
No l4o Poydras street New Orleans.
Being Special Agent for many Colleges, Converts, and
Academies in Southern and Western States, offers
ras) facilities parents and guardians who wish to
select schools for their children and wards
Catholic Institutions may have their collections and
any other nterests faithfully served by placing them
promptly in charge Of this Agency.
Address: Box 1904, Postoffce New Orleans La.
m
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p F. GoGARTY-
CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER AND STAT1ONER,-
Isl Camp street, opposite ST. Patrck's Church,
Has a general stock Of SCHOOL BOOKS, especially
those used in Catholic Schools and Colleges Bibles
Prayer Cooks, Standard and Miscellaneous Works ap
proved the highest Catholic authorities AL the latest
Catholic Publications Beads Medals Crucixes and re
gious General agent for all Catholic Newspa
pers and Magazines. Base Balls Bats Bases and Score
Books rea3 en-
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EDUCATIONAL.
pass CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, PASS CHRISTIAN
Mics Incorporated October. 1856, by act Of the
Of the State of Mississippi Directed by the

pass CHRISTIAN COLLEGE PASS CHRISTIAN.
ted S h. The
Christian Brothers.
aaGas s fl asS nave
sy s
ton Of informing their patrons and the public that
s ali ~
s"cSSnS at Pass hss hitherto the
VIEW and is fitted up in style which cannot fail
E:
gropnds and surrounding sanitary influence
s hs
;,sy in eps AID TIC
could claim for it any Of patrons desire
an
library Of select work. sstssli.heS and charter
cred to grant diplomas confer degrees, snd bestow all
The class study halls dormtory, and refeetory
are on a scale equal to any in the country.
the Christian Brothers tho confidence Of The
dn
committed to their care The system Of government 10
Of M BE-
" M snd morals ARE not student:
opinions unrestricted.
anS Ct nj yas
to Of ss for
555ii.
Board washing. tuition, and doctors fee, per term
Entrance fee 20 be paid once only s 70
Vacation at College EXTRA CHARGES. 60
= Violin, tst-irEs furnishedl, per term OF fvs
Msss@T 5 other wind instrument per
Drawing, per term Of Ave months =
Use of Instruments, in the study of natural phioso-
ply and chemistry per session;
dras street. Pos,,oifiee address Boz as4 teS
or MARY,S COIIEGED ECTEn nv Tpr
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DHILIP ANTONI,
BOOKSELLER AND STAT1oNER,
No 1873 Josephine Street next door to ST. Marys
German Church,
Keeps general stock of Catholic Prayer Books
Bibles Lives of Saints Ascetcal, CONTROVERSIAL and
Historical works. Also Missals Breviaies Altar cards
Cruets Sanctuary Lamps, Oilstocks Pixies, Ciboriums
and Chllices large assortment OF Beads and Medals
Crueixes Holy water Founts Statues and all kinds of
religious Pictures Also the only pure Wax Candles for
First Communion the lowest prices
Pictures framed and made TO order.
Also Counter Showcases for sale. apl9 6m
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n FITZwILLIAM & CO.,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC STATIONERY
BLANK BOOKS,
No II CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Flank Books of every size and style made to order and
Books neatly bound.
Job Printing sach Cards Bill Heads, Letter Heads
Circulars Bill Of LaanG, etc. neatly and promptly exc
cuted at the lowest market rates.
WE HAVE OUR OWN PRINTING OFFICE AND
BINDERY.
Orders respectfully solicited carefully attended
IIhyl- 2u
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JAMES j. JONES,
PAYER FLAGGER. AND CRATE SETTER.
Pays particular attention to Edging and Concreting
Garden Walks.
Northumberland st. Andrew and Laurel streets.
Orders left the Office of the MORNING STAR will be
promptly attended myl7 ly