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MISCELLANEOUS.
LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY
IS, e., and
MILITARY ACADEMY.
SEVENTH SESSION
COURSE or STUDY

NIlLL begin ISL MONDAY IN SEPTEM
w BER next, and will end on tho last
WEDNESDAY, of JUNE, 1868. u aaii5ili
COURSE or STUDY g
Embraces a Preparatory and an Academic
Department, including Literary, Seiea.
| tifc and O,ltionol Course. and Special
School Of Cipil Engineering and Com
nsercidl Course. = ~ So
ADMISSION
Granted to Cadets not Naele,' fourteen
gears Of who know Arithmetic, Eng
lish Grammar and Geography.
Expenses Per Session Of Ten Months.
Tuition, Library and Surgeons fees,
! per month. .~...ts... .......r,.Slu w
Board and servants attendance, -. 20 90
Washing and Mending. ......... 2 on
Fuel and Lights. ..........,...... z on
Text Books and Stationery 4 90
Use Of Furniture. s. .......l....... 2 90
Incidental Fee ......... / 90
Tuition, Library and Surgeons fees for
the whole session Of ten months, payable
in advance nll other fees payable in three
equal installments, OH tie first day Of tho
session, the lst day Of January and the lst
| day of April. For .breakages and damagesa
special charge will be made.
Cadets will be received at any time dur
ling the Session, and charged from the date
| of entrance.
| Ba- Incases Of dismissal or resignation,
no part of the Tuition, Library and Sur
geon's fees, paid in advance, will be re-
funded, but there will be refunded the I'M
expended balance Of all other fees.
/ No Cadet will be received acithout i,as-.l
,neat in adrcace, nor will any Cadet be al
lowed to be in arrears to the Seminary.
State OF. Beneficiary Cadets are request
! ed to be punctual in their attendance on
| the first day of the Session.
For further information, address
! D.F. BOYD,
June %, 1S67-tf. Superintendent
nea~ The New Orleans Times, Crescent,
Bee, French Side,) Ouachita Telegraph
Homer Had, Louisiana Baptist and Caddo
Gazette will publish till September l5sh
1867. 3s2 si''.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Parish of RaNides district Court.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. s
Succession of Pierre Lacour. Account
of Administrator. No. SIG.
yXTHEREAS Malalret Layssard Adj
w ministrator has filed III this office
his account with the Succession of r.
Lacour decd: Notice is hereby given
to all whom it doth or may concern, to
show cause, within 30 days from the
date hereof, why the same should not
be homologated.
Clerks Office, Alexandria, La, Mar.
9th 1868.
J. W. HICKMAN, Clerk.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
/ SHERIFES SALE.

Etienne Boulard johnson g. DUR
. a VS.. trHia vs.. Hi
John r. Williams. John r. Williams.
No. Isl. :! No. 391.
Bank of Louisiana Edward Dupasseur
John +. Williams. John R. Williams
No .752. pc a9 No. $40.
CHI. .Slocomb Minors Williams
John R. Y Williams. John R. y Williams.
= Not753. S o So No. Ss4.E eH
Ninth District Court, Parish Of Rupidcs-
rs a.. State of. Louisiana. 49, 4eIs
10y VIRTUE Of six writs Of Fieri Facias
ID issued from the Honorable the 9th
District Court, Parish of Rapides, State Of
Louisiana, and to, me addressed in the
above entitled and numbered suits-I have
seized and will offer for sale to the last
and highest bidder, OH rs 81. n re 9s
SATURDAY the 4th day, of APRIL, 1868,
between the hours Of II, A. NJ, and Up. NJ,
at the premises of the Defendant, on Bayou
Robert, Parish ofRapides, State Of Louis
lana, the following described property,
seized as the, property of the Defendant,
to-wit: ~
20 Mules, 3 Horses, 10 head Of Cattle,
more or less. Wagons, a lot OF parts of
Wagons, Il lot of old iron, a lot OF Old
Flows and Plow Gear p. 4st,s#
Terms of Sale--CASH, in United States
Treasury Notes, subject to appraisement,
A.J. SfPHER Sheriff.
I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fee IS 20. lf.f
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DEMOCRATIC WARD COMMITTEES

The following persons have been ap-
noipted 10 constitute the Democratic Ward
Committees for the Parish of Rapides, and
viii report to the undersigned members OF
The State Central Committee for this Pa
riSh:
f. r. BIossAT,
.aa j. C. WISE.
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Mar. list


PETER B. CoMpToN.
DURSUANT to an order directed to
ME from the Honorable the Ninth
District Court, Parish of Rapf'les, State
of Louisiana, dated February l4th,,
1868, commanding and directing me to
to sell, for the payment Of debts, the
property hereinafter described. shall
offer for sale, at Public Auction, on the
Premises, on ~
SATURDAY 18th day Of APRIL, 1863,
commencing at II o'clock A. NJ, the
following property belonging to said
Succession, viz:
The Sugar Mill and machinery
the Saw Mill and machinery.
Terms of Sale: Twelve Months Gre
dit. with vendors lien and privilege
retained on the property sold, bearing
eight per cent. per annum interest from
the day Of sale, until paid. The pur--
chaser Of the Sugar House and machi-
merry. to pay One Hundred Dollars
if$lOO) in cash-the purchaser Of the
Saw Mill and machinery to pay Fifty
Dollars {$5O) in cash for the payment
OF expenses.
A. sYPHER, Sheriff:
| Marcll25-tds-Printer's Fee $12.
| SUcc.ESSZO.lr SALE. 81
TN OBEDIENCE to an order Of the
District Court OF the Parish OF Ra-
pides, to me directed, will be sold tor
the payment Of debts, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, 1868,
all the perishable property belonging
to the Succession of the late H. 3. Fer
guson, consisting Of a lot Of corn, fod-
der and hay, farming utensils, ! buggy
and harness, etc, etc. The sale will
take place on the plantation on Bayou
Beuff below Loyd's Bridge.
Terms: CASH, in q. $. Treasury
&c. HERBERT,
Administrator.
| Observation-Disclosures Fee SO 90.
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MISCELLANEOUS. /
Tug Boat BULL FROG ard Barges

Tug Boat BULL FROG ard Barges,
From Washington, La to all Landings on
Bayou Beufs In connection with Steamer
ANNIE, WAGLEY, during the high water
season, and viii sign the old form Bills Of
Lading through. bsst ssasi.i
We Have The only PilsPnd Warehouses il Washington,
Where all freights in transitu will be stored
FREE OF CHARGE, if unable to forward
for want Of water, provided it is sent bs
our Line and in our care.
y. HINCKLEY & SON. =
For further information, apply OH board
Steamer Annie Wagley, on Wednesday and
Thursdays, IN New Orleans, or at our office
i'll Washington, La, !
az BRIDGES that are not in opening
order OH Bayou Beuf must be made SO ac-
cording to law. @
TARIFF OF FREIGHTs THROUGH.
Wet Barrels. .--...... ..-....-.... ~
Dry Barrels OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ! Is
Corn, Oats, Bran, Salt, Nails etc. ! 90
N. B. Ours is an entirely INDEPENDENT
LINE, having no connection whatever with
the Steamboat Association.
O. HINCKLEY & son.
Alex Mar. II. lS6St-3m
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RTGOLET T4RD.
pL1fs4NCE H4RD.
C0T1LE W4RD.

BAYOU RAPIDES YARD.
w J.. Sanford, ]. r. Andrews,
w, w. Wilmington, c. Innis,
JEFF. Gordon, NJ. McDougall.
SPRING HILL YARD.
VIVA. Randolph, X. NJ. Clark,
VIM. {. Thompson, Henry Butter,
RH Carnal. Abram Martin.
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i
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
ZualsA ote1apides- District Court.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Suc'n Of DR.. Levin Luckett, Admin. and
Inventory etc. Old Docket. No. /.
NYHEREAS Robert L. Lnckett, Execn.
w tor, has filed In this Court the FIRST
account Of the Succession Of DR.. Levin
Lackett: Notice is hereby given to all
whom it doth or may concern, to show
cause, within thirty 1907 days from the
date hereof, why the same should not be
homologated. Is
Clerks Office, Alexandra, La, March the
It'll 1868.
So w. w. WILMINGTON, JR.,
Deputy Clerk.
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nea- We propose suitable motto for
Beast Butler-the last line original:
40, ye gods and little tshes"-
Silver spoons and china dishes.
Exchange.
The "original" will be Stolen if But.
Ter gets his eye on 'em.
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NoTICH.

N oTICH.
TH1S is to notify all parties that w. !
i Fuaua has sold ont his entire interest
in his former store, in Cheneyville, to T
D. Marshall. All parties indebted to, salt
Fnqua, while in commercial business
viii settle with my agent, A. NJ. Haas
T. D. MARSHALL.
March Is 1863 ST.
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.SA i 3 T o r z A K Els.

WILL BE SOLD on SATURDAY the
Wv 18th day Of APRIL, 1865, ut tho
Court House Door, in Alexandria, between
the hours prescribed by law, the following
property belonging to THOMAS WOOD
ARD, to-wit:
Twelve hundred and eighty acres Of land
situated, and lying, to-wit: fronting OH
| the right descending bank Of Bayou jean.
de Jean, adjoining above the lands Of the
Estate Of f Henderson, below the Estate
/ OF NJ. Neal---t0 pay and satisfy the follow
! ing Taxes due the State of Louisiana and
the Parish Of Rapiles, and assessed to you
to-wit: IS
State Observation-Disclosures 45 so j
School Tax. il 20
Internal Improvement Tax....-- 55 :
CapitatiOn Tax. .-.-.-......-...-. w I
Parish Tax. .................... u 20
Say the Sum Of. $3.50 50
JAMES r. ANDREWS,
rs, State Tax Collector.
March 4--tds-printcrs Fee sls 90.
IT O Il 10 e!
r HAVE authorized and empowered r.
a A. HUNTER, Attorney ut Law, in AL
Eexandri:s, to represent Mc In all matters
Iconnecte,l with the Succession of my de-
ceased Husband, ISAAC LEVY, in tue Pa
IRISH Of Rapides.
i 1870 SARA LEVY
/ Exccutrix of the Succession
50 of ISAAC LEVY. ~
| New Orleans, March ID, 1868. mll-tf
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Lost or Destroyed. /

Lost or Destroyed.
4 Certain Bond, for the sum Of Twelve
n Thousand Five Hundred dollars ($l2,
500) payable to the order Of Mrs. Maria B.
Williams, Tutrix. Payable on the Goth
day Of April, 1868 in New Orleans, with
eight per cent per annum interest thereon,
interchangeable annually. Said bond par-
aphea ne varietur by r. NJ. Fitzpatrick, Re-
corder, dated Alexandra, La, llth day Of
January A. 3. 1860.
All parties are hereby warned against
trading or negotiating for the said Bond
as payment has been stopped. n
NJ. B. WILLIAMS.
Tutrix.
March Is. I'm.
|NrHEN YOU want COOKING SODA
w Send to II. St. Johns and Procure
the Genuine article.
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TuRSBULL 4 MURDOCH,

PUBLISHERS Baltimore, Nd.
March Is 3m.
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FOREIGN CATHOLIC INTELLIGENCE.

ST. PETER AND ST. PAUL's DAY IN ROME.
The Paris Unirers contains q special ac-
count of ceremony which took place iii
Rome on the 10Th of June. At nine in the
morning, the Holy Father, it says, was
horne to the Basilca of st. Peter in the Sc
ala Gcstatorid by twelve attendants, dressed
IN red damask, between the two fans of os,
trich plumes and peacock's feathers, and
accompanied by eight prelates, who held
over his head a canopy of red silk, with
gold embroidery. The decorations of the
hung with box, mingled with golden -colored
ribbons, the piasters and freises were orna-
mented with red damask, and gold statue
of st. Peter was clothed for the occasion in
n pope's dress, and the head was covered
with tiara The altar was ornamented
with purple and gold fringe: the cross was
covered with ornaments la pisld-uh. Among
the relics was to be remarked one in the
form of dome, supported by little columns
of gold, which contain finger of St. Peter,
with the inscription: tn rerus ciupeuS nObtS
The PORES VISIT TO HIS AR>N.-Ron'e
JHiy 9.-Yesterday, in accordance with
1angement, the Pope paid visit to his ar
my on the plateau of Monte Cave, arriving
ttReeea- del Papa in q carriage at eight
O'Clock in the morning. As His Holiness
entered the camp rain began 70 fall, and
driven on by furious gusts of wind
which rose to a storm when the Holy Father
reached the temporary chapel, erected ut
great COST in the midst of the camp. In
This fabric the troops assembled to hear the
POPE say mass, which he accomplished
der great difficulties, Tor ut this eleyatiO on
he air was extremely cold, obliging him %
H"af his red velvet cloak, and as the rain
.i"gcod the thin roof of the chapel an I'M
ir"ilW was held oven his head. The white
anon Tor the altar was retained in its place
hy th@ weight of bullets, and the Host was
placed nndcv glass clock shade t" prevent
''t.nT carried away hS the tpmpp>t In
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EDUCATIONAL.

, Miss-This INSTITUTION, conducted by the Brothers
1t is beautifully shores of the
aSrdins ali the advantages Of the sea- breeze aee
The spacious recreation grounds well shaded by ever
bathing in for the pupils great incte-
deiishfu situation Bay St Louis and the facii-
ty Of access to the place at all seasons OF the
The system government snstitution strictly
mild and paernal nfiactons of the established rules
being prevented by constant watching over the
The religious and moral instruction of the pupils and
sn eomaam 'fs
top Of character by intoxicating principles Of virtue and
The scholastic year c1mme1ees on the 18th Of January
sna ths s I thus
Pupils received at any time of the The age
=
Book keeping Algebra G ERMs' etc
BGsa sSs 1ni:on per session yae half sesssS in
Bedding per session toptonaD -,s 10 90
vacation if spent s, fhs 80 90
Piano and Violin per month each ....-.-..----- 6 90
Use of Piano, per month ~
Bras. Instrument, per month -. 90
Iaah bn%r i, D"Id Ss nrev De- with tayS %
ve, p"GSS hindkeclefs twelve pair stHTtin ak
ih- ionr summer ffoct coats six pair thinner Iantn
e'i- ,Wo Winter coats two par "intSr fnn.,nS ~;
hr"adi double w"".I. blanket one pillow, four pill
low three pair sheets mosquito bar combs
brushes. etc. all nari5t'l with the name IN iuli
No advances mad, ny the institution for clothing,
travelling, pocket MONEY ETC. unless sum OF money be
deposited 10 cover the - Xpeu-cs.
The number Of pupils is limited. Parents and guar.
diaiS will lind adyluta enter their
yards in TIA. h' INNING oi the -.~s.o on
Fur further particulars. apply ny letter to Brother
O"m nIoCt"l 1T the .Acadetuy, addressed 10 Bay st.
Louis. tShirld-hp"1'D Miss.
iTrEEENrr~-N;r Thomas Layton. Prcsd,ar oi the
Southern Lank, New Orleans Rev. Fathcr jourdor,
superior tin .T.suts' College New O'l"a1s. Rev.
Father Buticr Pastor of tbs, Annunciatun Church,
Third distinct, New Orleans: Brother Athanasus. cor.
81 IawEoroe and MISsac husctts streets Mobile;
Very Rev PeIilcr AZ Cathedral Mobile Rev Father
Coyye. st. vincent Church, Mobile, to23
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BREAD AND CRACKERS BAKER.
NO 10 New Ievee, neaAPoydIas street New Orleans
Keeps constantly hand large assortment of Bread
Cream Biscuits and Crackers OF every description all
made by machinery, at lowest marke. prices. mil Iy
q A H L & OF FEY
JACKSON CORN MILL AND FEED STORE,
Nos 72G Ievee aud b Water streets Fourth District,
NEW ORR Ms,
DEALERS
Hay Corn, Oats, Bran Flour, Potatoes Oil Cake, Rock
Salt, etc, and Manufacturers OF Self Raising Flour.
Also have constantly hand Il superior quality of
fresh ground Corn Meal. Oat Meal Hominy,/ Grits,
Chicken and Cow Feed Corn Bran.
All orders promptly filed shipped and goods de-
ivered in any part of the city, free OF dray age
We sell cheap for Cash Give a>cau and convince
yourselves. apl2 ly
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
EDUCATIONAL AGENCY.
CHARLES D. ELpEE

- CHARLES u. ELDER,
No. l4o Poydras street New Orleans
Being Special Agent for many Colleges Corvec.s and
Academies in Southern and Western States Offers
gratis facilities to and guardians who wish to
select schooisotor their childran and wards
Catholic Institutions may have collections and
ary other interests faithfully served, by placing Eiem
promptly in charge of this Agency.
Address: Box 1894 Postofice, New Orleans La
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ENGLASD's PAUpER PoPuLATIoN.-1t is u
favorite method of argument with some
writer's to contrast the prosperity of Prot
estant and Catholic countries-as if material
wealth was decisive in a case where religion
and spirituality was the question at issue.
But taking wealth as their favorite standard,
the following official statistics will not re-
dound to the credit of England's boosted
civilization. No Catholic nation shows such
inequalities:
The aggregate population of the six hum
dred and fifty -five unions and single par
ishes under boards of guardians is nineteen
million eight hundred and eighty six
thousand one hundred and four. and the
total number of paupers on the first of Jan
uary last was one million forty thousand
and nine hundred and tifty-two, of which
eight hundred and seventy seven thousand
eight hundred and seventy-two were out
door, and one hundred and sixty three
thousand and eighty indoor. This gives
the proportion of paupers as one in nine, OF
50 per cent. on the actual population. In
! 1867 the total on the first OF january was
nine hundred and sixty three thousand two
hundred, of which number eight and fifteen
thousand and five were outdoor paupers,
and one .:,i.<..::.gL AID torty-eisht thousand
one hundred and ninety-five door pau
pers, showing a considerable increase for
1865.
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EDUCATIONAL.
AS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, PASS CHRISTIAN
MSS Incorporated October 1866. br an act of the
atme OF the state OF Mississippi Directed by tie

Mss lnG nc IT, an act Of he
Christian Broth hers. rfH. ~ " 'he
in the the Ghsstan sr attbisnS
Ssen nn %n i; ing IN their effort, eligible Site
si9n Of Informing in their public that sneh
S c nns been selected continuing many advantages
Christian in IN nny o'h sas
which eannes Mit to 1ns
IL as ~ resort to students and their parents as
The spacious buildings Of the hotel now aa,ntsd =,
sa" .sna.1 psg
p ps re ar ass forests The op
ase il and ne breeses u ali eaSea
Thss taothims might wanting inssisu.on
sans f ., select , wsrhs
ered to grant diplomas confer degrees and bestoa al
erease saaai It. THAN in the
won for the oonfdenee Of tb
anil anil BE Ssss
;1h to Their care The government is
Sfs NJ IN e
an, morals satisfactory studepts
opinions unrestricted anu their religious
and end. asaae nh the frat October
Bciasses ii lie Kept OPEN during vacation for
sasy who may desire 70 TERM the
Boas wnsnr Tt Of Eve advance
Entrances fee to he paid once only ..:.::. ''1 19
,,. I 80 - ooAf EXTRA cHAKG Es. 60
non., ioiin' tst11nss turnshed), per term OF nve
M ,sI,s F. other wind instrument, per
Drawing per term Of Eve months, 20
n Sf n M. in the study of natural phioso-
Agent in New Oleans-Charl,s D. E1sr No Ia pov.
dras street Po.to.ice address Box ar4 w. -" feSS
% a
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sAGE ;s e GREEN NTHcMAs e. ELDER
GREEN & ELDER
L E s IA TIE ENTS,
NO. 81 COMMERCIAL EIA0E.
New Orleans.
rom A'mce-LOWer Floor I'M -
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MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER
coMMoN SCHOOLS AND CATHOLICS.

NEW oRLEANs, suNpAY AUGUST ., ls,,s.
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russian ~CLEMENCY.-The summary pro-
cess 10y which the Russian Government en-
forces contormity;@ may be seen by the fol-
lowing method OF " stamping out" in Po-
land:
The prohibition OF Polish PRAYER books
10y the Government of Lithuania, ANNOUNCED
.hy = Warsaw letter, is confirmed. The Gig
'Glar sea; by the governor to the district
elI.'t> 81 police. states that the prayer
booh> contained expressions OF hate and
tanatI''~n '"wa.d III" throne of Russia. and
prayers +. ne preservation al the Kingdom
OF Poland. The prohibition is being strictly
carried ont. The troops have even entered
he churches during Divine service. and
taken the pray er-bo"lls out of the hands OF
tn" congregation. During the year ls,;'i,
one thousand four hundred and four per
sons. embracing all ranks of society, were
arrested and none escaped without some
punishment. In most countries the lapse
OF time has the effect of sottening the feel
ing with which government regard political
otfcnses, but Russian severity since the tirst
instruction has increased year By year.
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pR0sFEITI.S or TIE COLLEGE OF TIE I'M

= :
l macJi.atc CUf.c oy' ion View Orleans.
Th3s Litof!TF lem neoIpornt ted by the state
Louisiana, and empowered confer degree j ecnE
Quoted by tie Fathers At Tie Society of Jesus.
Thc liIid.ngS wr,l adapted for the purpose; n
c"urtNi entirely cut oil from tn" street ~ ei YEA f"r
recreation. from III: arrival "t the pupils a, -
= NJ TIL ieti pat,I. H. NJ. they are cor -t@L:ly
~cs iU'''! ILu I"iii {, ni't.
English =. " Poetry. k:"' - H-'iuTy Gc"EldThy
ply. with the ndlition OF Booi.ot ping and .Ie u=sl
SnIen -. i not aainirtcd unless they know how
read and
The moral and e, -"-- t!hinG OF the students Is n
lead ~ objects VI the instructors.
Every month Icport : rent to parents. stating
The ac..rracal year begins The first Monday OF
October aud ends about tie tlSt ofJuly
TERMS:
Collegiate CoDrse. payable N advance and n Urite
states currency. two months. $40.
Preparatory Course, sl6. leg
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BOOKS AND sTATIoNERY.

p + GoGAETY-
CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoSER.
IL Camp street opposite st. Patrick's Church
Has general stock of SCHOOL BOOKS. especial,v
those used in Catholic Schools and COLLEGES Bibles
Prayer Books, Standard and Miscellaneous Works an
proved by the highest Catholic authorities the latest
Catholic Publications Beads Medals Crncifxes and rel.
gious Pictures General agent for all Catholic N.vsn,
pers aid Magazines Base Pals Bats Bases and Score
book-. I'm
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THE MORNING STAR
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE,
No. 40 Poydras Street. New Orleans

NO 14U FoyoraS Street, New Orleans
This Establishment is now fully prepared al
kinds OF JOB WORK such as
CIRCULARS, CARDS,
ENVELOPES, DEEDS
CONTRACTS, INVOICES
MORTGAGES HEADINGS
y CATALOGUES, AUCTION BILLS
HAND ELLIS, BILL HEADS
PROGRAMMES, BILLS OF FARE
BANK CHECKS, DRUGGISTS LARELs.
DRAY RECEIPTS. BILLS OF LA DING,s
PRoMISSORY NOTES. Etc ETC. ETC
ON TIE MOST ACCOMMODATING TERMS
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d H1L1P ANTONI
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER
No. 1913 Josephine Street, door to ST. Mary's
German Church,
Keeps hand general stock of Catholic Prayer Books
Bibles, Lives of Saints Ascetical, Controversial and
Historical works Also Misaas, BI"varies, Altar cards
Crr,ets Sanctuary Lamps, Oil stocks. Pixies
and Chalices large of Beads and Medals
Crucifxes Holy Founts Statues, and kinds OF
religious Pictures. Also only Wax Candles for
First Communion, at the lowest prices.
Pictures framed and made TO order
Also Counter Show cases for sale. apl9 ON -