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DWELLINGS, oFFIcEs, STORES, ETC.,,
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Z. 9. DIcKKT.
EDUCATIONAL AGENCY.
CHARLES prELpER.

CHARLES d. ELDER,
No. 40 Poydras street. New Orleans,
Being Special Agent for many Colleges Converts and
Academies in Southern and Western States oftera
ratis facilities to parents and guardians who wish to
select schools for their children and wards. :
Catholic Institutions may have their collections and
any other interests faithfully served by placing
promptly in ehaSee Of this Agency.
Address; Box sosA Pestoass, New Orleans, La. 1
mhe Cm
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"OSs OF THE wT B1n.s sArnns OF THE
PEOPLES EDITION.
Priss, rwsaty-1ive Cents.
THE COMEDY OF CoNvOCATION
IN THE ENGLISH CHURCH IN TWO SCENES.
Edited by Archdesoen CHAsUBLE, d. D.
DRAMATIC rxasoxx:
Very Rev. Deans. ................ PisSas.
ss3;ss:ss.,
Venerable A''A''''''', 55ss::::s:ssi..
Rev. Dr.., -,
(Ashanaaa.s Beesaies. p;
+: -: 4 4 H,::
Scene 1.-The Jerusa,s. Chaabsr. Subject, Anglican
Scene LID. E.'y's D..ciss: Room Subject: Aneii.
THE COMEDY OF coNxocAr1oN.
Edited by Archdeaon CHASUBL1, D. D.
THE COMEDY OF coNyocA11os.
THE COMEDY OF coNvocA1ToN.
DE Easy Proposes tie Question"
THE BE. G s.9 Qua oT b. sosyosAros
THE COMEDY OF coNvocAT1oN.
"Dr. yievys Narrative Of his First Cursey."
THE COMEDY OF CONvocATIoN. :
Dean Plisble's First Sermon"
THE COMEDY OF CoNyoCATIoN.
The Professor Of Gontre,ersy with the Rev.
THE COMEDY OF coNyocAT1oN.
Scene u-Dr. Rasys Drawing. Room.
THE COMEDY OF CoNvOCATIoN.
DR. Easy Proposes the Question "Are Engiish Orders
THE COMEDY OF coNvocATIoN.
11' f's'''l dresses the 1sss%bi i. 90 '''>"'' ~
THE COMEDY OF coNvocATIoN.
A Clerical Tea Party.
THE COMEDY OF CONvOCATION.
The Rev. Athanasius Benedict Cebacy OF the Clergy
Arehaeseon Jolly. sketches Of the Hnsiish Clergy
sINsIE e9R1ES ,opiFs Gents
Tho Catholic Publication Society,
LAURENCE KEHOE,
General Agent,
No. l26 Nassau street, New York.
The above can be had Of P. F. GoGARTY, Catholic
St Pstriefs charcS New Orleans @ '''se' %ss
JAMES A. GRESHAM,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER
81 CAMP STREET,
Would respectfully call his
large and splendid stock Of Catholic Prayer and
Bibles from 25c to t25 each
Also, various Church Books and Works Of Devotion
including the Lives Of the Roman Pontifs" from st.
Peter Plus TX; Imitation Christ" by Thomas
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for ls6s"
Mr. Grcshan would specially to the heads of
Catholic Schools and Converts that he prepared to
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Northern prices, including the Christian Brothers
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~ Toll Gate Metairie Ridge.
MARTIN HAYNES, Proprietor.

The undersigned begs leave, respectfully to
to his friends and the public that he has hand large
stock of Fruit Flower and Ornamental TREES for sale.
His well stocked with choice soleetion
Of PLANTS, embraeing 2 great variety. Wouid also
Of the best quality with large of Shade Trees
An Of which prepared to sell the most reaecna
box win be kept as Eide House.. Front Levee, near
Common street. where orders may be loft
MARTIN HAYNES,
Orange Grove Nursery,
fsis am Oh Gate, near he shell Rad
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L. F. Ho4AhHf-
CATHOLIC BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIoNER,
Isl Camp street, opposite st. Pstricks Church
Has general stock of SCHOOL BOOKS especially
those used in Catholic Schools and Colleges. Bibles,
Prayer Books Standard and Miscellaneous Works ap.
proved the highest Catholic authorities All latest
Catholic Publications, Beads Medals Crucixcs
gous Pictures General agent for all Catholic Newspa
pers and Magazines Base Balls Bats Bases Score
Books. fe23 6m
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MINSTREL TRouPE.-We do not be-
lIeve that 1t is generally known by our
readers that we have minstrel troupe
In our midst-''native and to the manor
born" Nevertheless It is fact. Sew
eral young gentlemen in East Wheel
ing, unsteady and fun.lovingly In
cllned, sometime since organized them
selves under the leadership OF Mr.. Ned
Simpson, and have been going through
IA regular course of training, prepRrato-
~ to giving public entertainments.
We are told that the troupe will appear
for the nrsL time somewhere In Ohio,
between this and Steubenville, and
that II has made arrangements to give
an exhibition ut some point ON the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad.
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DaAD.-In another column will he
found the announcement of the death
of Captain John MeNamce. For a
number Of years Capt. McHSamee was
actively engaged In steamboatiny, and
at the time OF his death had quite a
large Interest In tho steamer Potomac.
He had, however, ceased to give his
personal attention to the bnsiness. and
for several years had been living on
the means acquired In his younger and
more active days. Captain McNamee
was an Rmiable and kindly disposed
man-one who made many friends and
one who was always ready to do a
favor for those who secured his
friendship. He was true man.
uots only to his friends, bat to his
country, whose cause he espOused ear
~ 10 the late difficulty, and to whose
success he contributed to the full meas
ure of his ability. We have been told
that he had no enemies; even those
who held different political views, be.
lieyed him sincere In his sentiments,
and respected him for his manly frank
ness and unswervinE honesty in their
expression, His death Is sincerely la
manled by all his acQuaintances.
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KILLED on THE BAILRoAD.-A man
by The name OF Huston, a resident of
Grafton, while in "a state OF intoxica-
tIon, was instantly killed near Texas,
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
last Tuesday evening, by falling from
the bumper Of freight car while the
train was in motion. Huston had gain
ed, by his fantastic toe, quite reputa-
ton among his fellows as "a Gig DAN
GER" and was e1t route, at the time of his
sudden and awful death, for FAiTmont,
TO contest the floor with another expert
oFths same profession that evening.
He had secretly got aboard the train at
Grafton, and his presence was not
known to the conductor until few
moments before the occurrence of the
accident.
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COURT OF ArPEAr.s met Saturday
morning at o'clock. Present, Judges
Brown aud Maxwell.
w. L. ArnOld, Esq. OF Weston, was
admitted to practice in this Court. Mr..
Arnold came forward and took the
ONths prescribed by law.
The tirst case called was that Of Mat.
thew Z. Wyatt rs. Benjamin p. Morris
and others. from the KauRwha County
Circuit Court. By consent the case was
dismissed.
The eases OF James NJ. jackson and
others, as. John LOrentE, from Lewis
county; and OF Sarah Ann TichueII. rs,
+. Y. HorHeE, from Harrison county,
were continued until the next term,
The case OF Jonathan II. Beclzwith,
rs. Charles Molohon, from Wood coun-
", was called. Judge EdmIstOn made
the opening argument for the plaintiff
in error, aud ]. NJ. jackson, ESQr., re.
piled for the defendant. Other counsel
are yet to be heard, and the case will
be further argued to-day.
Court adjourned until nine O'Clock
this morning.
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OF WHEEL
ISO.-A meeting OF the above society
WAS held in the city Council room ON
\ Saturday, January IL. AMER the usual
prelimiEarIes, Prof. ]. c. futile, of :he
Fourth Ward, read paper ON 'Read-
ing" in which ho very ably explained
his views regarding the proper method
Of teaching that important branch of
education. He was followed by Miss
Steele, of Union School, who in a well
written, interesting paper, delivered
her VIcws on the subject OF 'Femnle
Education aud her Proper Sphere in
Lie" Miss Steele handled her su biect
well, aud without running into the
extremes Of some OF the female orators
OF the day, took n comprehensive and
rational view OF her subject. She WAS
listened To with great attention. TIE
attendance WAS large and respectable,
including several prominent citizens,
some OF whom took part In the debates
which followed the reading of the pa
! pers.
The next meeting will be held on the
second Saturday OF February.
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UsITRD STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-
This Court met Saturday morning at
its regular hour. The case of Orr, indict-
sd for passing counterfeit fractional
currency, was called, and efforts were
made to continue 1t until Friday, and
nt one time 1t was thought It had taken
that course. But it was finally decided
that 1t should go oyer until the regular
term in April next.
There was nothing else OF importance
done. The Court meets again this
morning at 10 o'clock.
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NEW CHURCH.-we are informed
that the German Lutherans, living in
South Wheeling, propose to build a
church during the present year on the
corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets,
at cost OF $4,000. The society was
organized but few months since, and
now numbers about eighty members,
with the Rev. Mr.. Bruckman as pastor.
Services arc now held In the Third
Presbytoriln church, closing In time 10
permit the congregation to WhicL be.
longs TO begin their exercises at IOJS
O'Clock.
1t Is contemplated, as will be noticed
by tho cost above given, to Greet u fine
Htructure,-on0 that will compare IA
Yorably with any similar building in
the city, and that will he credit to
the denOtnlnntion.-
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R1YRR NRws.-The river continues
to recede, With eight feet In the chan
mel, last evening. Saturday WAS u cold,
bleak day on tine landing. There were
no arrivals outside OF the regular pack
cts. The Kate Putnam passed down.
Yesterday tho river was fulloF floating
Zee, ana fh0s present Guild weather
should continue a few days longer,
navigadon be again closed.
Parkersburg at IL A. NJ; Forest City,
for Steubenviile at ~ p. NJ; James
Reos, for SunfiSh At 5 p. N.
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OVER Two HUNDRED of Grover &.
Bakers celebrated family sewing ma.
chimes are now in use in Wheeling and
Ohio county, aud every one works like
= charm. Every machine warranted
\ Dufield's Jewelry Store, los NISi5
street, west side.
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TINE out of mind the custom Of
presenting some token of love or re-
membranes to friends on Christmas
has prevailed, aud no doubt VIII con.
tinue to dosQ until the end of time, No
more aPpre pate gin could be made to
your lady TENDS than a pair OF those
bohemian Glass Vases, or one of those
elegant Toilet Sets, 70 be had Al r.
Booking No. 1, Odd Fellows Hall.
Call and eHarfne his stock before mas
king your purchases.
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MArRr,1oN1AI.-Business In the mat
rimonial way continues brisk. During
the last week the Recorder had the
pleasure of placing the papers In the
hands OF seveH expectant bridegrooms.
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You gOtO church and cough! Coush-
ing in the office, on the street, In the
Parlor, in the nursery! Coughing eve
Tywhere, 4 great deal of which could
RodrkOuRd BdIsdm, The children me-
III Price IS cents. Sold by 7. II. Los
gan u Co. and Logan, List & Co,
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:HARPER'S
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Critical Notices Of ne Pres.
The most popular Monthly In the world
Ne1O YoE O6teTreF.
We must refer in terms of euloR1s7 10 Che
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We can account for It's success only by the
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TIM savage may doom his squaw to
grind corn and weave by hand, but
what man will admit that his wiie does
the family sewing by hand, in the land
OF the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chino7 gg Main street.
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Greenwood CeI1efe1.vT

4 - WH7TFW
SITUATED ON THE NATIOE1 AZ, Roam
S1llle east OF the city, Is now Fe7diV 6oS
t4l4LtstIlenA, sale, and mproVeniailf ofIoys so
,iS y aeTes Of land, aud q isid ont
~ 10 a.o1s noQefn and 4mpEoVed 5style-
G9ln 70 saSuy reached at all saaHGIs ~ Sbr,-
49, ~ Y W NaLon9l Road, and for tilree-
ELL AiS q tle year by the Hempheld raj
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bs,1 S,I,5,edd % every variety oftrees, shrubs
SSI1I1;' t,I % NaEyt, chapel ARTIFICIAL lake
Eu5tl cemeteries In The county, 49,
SSA1nEl9 provision 81 also made for ftq an,
tnent, order and care In perIetalfT.
H1efS.l iuealEouu OF purch14InR IofS can
$3.50 ~ Tue grounds with the SunsrinfsI1
.I1S mas plat o. secure them By caii
$1,000 49, nv ~ 81 The seClet9E, ON hain
- - Ia oHeE Ine Bank or H7lealinR
,eEaoL8 WtHhfng to fnSiCa isIte5S,ar,,s -,
fo1 l4s secretary TO obtain permit fi1srs.
v, IitsEets ,' 9f admission 10 Lotholders ana
M b, VIZ e Issued by the Becrei nv '&4A
.,l 6oiA5AD OF DIRECroRs.-G. n e..
Rhodes. John y Z. BSSn h, secretaTY; j. 3,
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PIANO AND ORGAN TUNING AND RE-
FAIRINa.-lfr. Bodn,, from Louisville,
y coming, and is ready again to attend
70 the above business. Orders left at
Il. y. Weber's Music Store.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The Publishers have perfected system OF
mailing by which they can supply The Ma.
sA2ToEEs WEEELx, andaBAEAR 45s5asl1tlV To-
70 those who prefer to receive Their periodi.
oah, directly from the pmea or Publication.
The postageon HARPEHs ATAaAzr,SR e q
cents year, which must be paid at me sii,.
aeTtbe5'S post ofiee.
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II you want the beat family sewing
machine in thOworld, get the Florence.
Brown * Higgins. Agents.
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the g1 R0ct0E,S DIPLoMA hanea in his oftice,

"a The many thousands cured al tllis tStai,
n1snment within the Last twenty yesrS AMI
me numerous important SuiRiesSl 0naTaiiSns
performed by DE-. Johnston. WItneSsfsi nv fI1S
t9(fs6eL ~ OF 5ts sun and many other pSpers
sgain before the public issue HIS 80 S Sti1
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PETROLEO-CALGI1M GAS


ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE IN.
" proyements OF the age Is the process 81
manufacturing gas by the Petrolso. CSSioiT,T
Gas company Of Wheeling. West Va, upoii
Pat Sa o. ". J. u. Connolly, from an al.
Grestd5!a1ill In combination with ksie''
% nnle and coal 80 simple TINT M
thousand feet Of Gas may h InS,ia ~ ~
any any fArIn hand or stable boy Of ordinary n.
tellgence In three hoEIa. 1t haS been
tnoTpugh!y teSted upon such a scale, I'd Iile
/. el.slle, t1souse IN healing, and at NJ
country 5idenca OF III. y. e. GIlchFfgt reeaF
Le saIe CITY. e to M the certainty OF its az
1otutng entirely satisfactory FeanIts IN me
production OF small and large Cfuiautftiese - ~
81; and can ne with great economy applied
toxI1EAtte 9festdeJlee1s SsBttld5ieG HOTEL FiTe-
toI1es d1id CtlEGS. It = superior 10 nv Ga
n3M N US, NOT only Is TO tne safety. sir1-
Pllei!y, p!aet ability and great cheapne5s Of
mSnulacture, but for Its superior hFiiiISncV.
s Ss innnene9 upon the sight, and ffesd6fn'
from tue bulphuI0ua odoFg Common IA ca
me- 1acts the oftlCeTs Of the conpSnv
u ~ = PItI4aIe IN demonstRatingt to thoSs
4e.4I1nG 70 adopt or interest fhernssl Va N M
n l ~ ~ Nlll sell rights 70 mauufacfnFe
CitTect attention 70 the foiIovTihr, eAA4A
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Mem contemp!a
ting marriage, being aware Of Physical
weakness, Organic Debility, Deformities,
speedily cured.
ne who places himselfunder the caro- of DE-.
], may rel iously conadein his honor as q
gentleman, and confidently rely upon hiS
GfPiIl az q DhVgioian
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MKN's ARCTIC DIVERSIONS at BadE-
or's, -, Monroe street.
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84eMrm
LOCK HOSPITAL.
sTABLIsHED AS A REFUGE FROM
QuACKERY.L =. D
THE ONLY PLACE WRRRE a CURH
LAN BE OBTALNRD
ma. JOHNSON has discovered the mo-,

DR, JOHNSON has discovered the mort
~ Certain, s sPSs s9 am and only Ensstgal
Back on Limbs, Structures, Affection OF fhs
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary DischQF.
ReE ImpotenCy, General Debility, Nervous.
mess, DYSPEPSIA, Langqor, Low Spirits, Con.
TimidIty, Trembling, Dimuess of Sight, 81
Giddiness, Dtsease OF the Head, Throat
Moe or skin Affections of the Liver, Lunp1
Stomach, or BoWels-those Terrible DlSoFs
deTS arising nom Solitary Habits of YOUTH
secret and solitary practices more natal to
theirVictims than the cong OF SyrenS 10 the
Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their moSt
brilliant hopes or authorizations, rendering
marriage, &c, impossible. :.
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OCEANIC WEAKNEss

Immediately cured and null ViSor restored.
This distressing affection, which renders
life miserable and marriage impossible, Is the
penalty paid by tho victims or improper I'M
dnlgencieG. Young persons are too ant to
commit excesses nom not being aware Of the
dreadful consequences that may enEue. Now,
who that understands the subject viii pre-
tend 20 deny that the poWero or IHOcPea tion q
lost sooner by these Milling into improper
habits than by the pFudenE3 Besides being
depIIVed OF the pleasure OF hellty Odbpriu1
the most serious and destructive symptoms 81
both body and mind arise, The Sysfem be.
comes deranged, the Physical and Mental
Functions Weakened, Loss OF Provocative
Power, Nervous IrIitR6lhty Dyspepsia, PRIpi.
taIion Of the Heart Indigestion, Constitution
al Debility and Wasting OF the Frame,
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the best sustained
work OF the KIND in Ihe RoFII.'
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YOnNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims of
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to an untimely
grave thousands OF Young Men OF the most
excellent talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranoed listening
Senators with the thunder Of eloquence, or
walked to estacy the living Tyre, may cali
nth NIlll rlnrhfdfloEhn.a
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DISEASES OF uIPRuDENCp

When the misguided and imprudent yn-
tary OF pleagure nnds t hat he has imbfted
the seeds Of this painful disease n foo oman
happens that an Il.timed sense OF shame oE
dread OF discovery deterB him nom applytn9
~ ,S5tnose, VINO nom education and reSpectSs
the CONSTITUTIONAL symptoms OF thfs hSrrjd
disease make their Appearance such a. MICS
rated Sof6 throat, diseased nose nOrfnFDaI
pains in the head and limbs, dimneSa ~
sight deafneGs nodes on the Rhfn.bone5l and
arms btotches en- the head, face and exfTe-
n1itles1 progressing with hightful FapitiitY
tll at Last the palate Of the mouth az ne
ZONES OF the nose ffll in, and The Yictim al
eommieeration, tn death puts a utsrio5 ~ his
MelqIu suner1nG4, by sending him 10 S'thaf
Snol5eoVeted Country from whence no
" y e Mt1IIAN0HOEY FACT that tbou.
sanuA tau victims TO this Terrible CiiSeass rs,z
a li1S 70 me una<ltulne8 OF Ignorant pretend
Tq I5ITt,,E VINO, by the use of that DEADLY
6HOs94sON, MURCURY, ruin the constituSoa
ana make the residue Of Life misera6ias 49,
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