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previously OuOS5TcO W Uu0 O1u Du1U-
ing. fpOssible, more imposing and ethereal
was the evening or vesper service, conducted
solus, by the Jealous and never tagging
pastor. From shortly after four o'clock, until
the luminary of day had travelled far down
in the crimsoned west, and the sombre
clouds, Grant comviers of darkness and night,
draped the sky, exercises, conservation, ser
mon, and choral melody occupied the time
To gaze on the numerous waxen lights,
which 6ared and fiickered in the gentle
breeze, as held in the appraised hands of
boys and girls, to hearken to the music of
their uncultured voices, the tones of the
organ, and the mOdulated strains from the
admirable choir, was to cause the pulse to
throb and to fconjure up from the. we'll
spring Of the heart tears that trembled on
each optics lash. On the Rev. Mr.. Foltier
descending from the pulpit, where, for fully
half an hour, he endeavared to impress on
the ductile minds of the recipients of the
sacramento, their, obligations to God, their
parents, and instructors, he marshaled them
in order, and at their heady proceeded down
the aisle of st. Vincent to the place of con-
secration. Returning up the nave, all the
time chanting praise to God, he called ON
the members of the Society of st. Vincent
de Paul to enter the sanctuary, and before
the shrine of the Saint; to offer up a prayer
to the Most High for the spiritual protection
and blessing OF the young male recruits he
was about to enroll in their ranks. This
perfected, he spoke elOquently of the almost
superhuman virtues of the humble and the
good, the humane, and the charitable foun-
der of the ordern senediction of the Blessed
Sacrament succeeded. Then, when the
cleaning admopished him of the evanishing
time, he collected the children around him,
and on each one he bestowed large en-
blematic copper-plate engraving, contain
ing his or her name, and the day and date
Of receiving the sacrament-on which gifts
poorly renumerated priest y he must have
expended some twenty or thirty dollars
Prouder than the victory of some CORY field
of fight, the children bore i'll their hands,
and gazed on the attractive bordering, these
graphic remembrance of u day devoted to
the Almighty God, and that will be apt to
live in their minds for aye - Pei.
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No PERSON Is WITHOUT INFLUENCE
Some persons fall discouraged on the high
way of life, because they cannot be this OF
that great or eminent person. Why not be
willing to be Themselves No person, who
ever has, or ever will live, is without in
fuence. Why not make the most of that 7
Since you cannot grasp that which you wish,
why let what you have slip through your
fngersf No person in the world is exactly
like you. You have your own faults, but
you have also your own excellencies. Give
them air. Because you are not poet,
should you not be good merchant 7 Be-
cause you cannot go to college should you
therefore forswear the alphabet Because
you cannot build a palace, should you not
rejoice in your own humble roof, and that
because it is your own7 Will not the sun
shine into your windows if you do not OBJ
stinately persist in shutting it out If you
cannot have a whole dollhouse full of flow
ers, may you not have one sweet rose
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EDUCATIONAL.

ct. sTANIsLAUs ACADEMY, BAY ST. LOUIS.
~ Nj nstu'io ~ by the Brothers
since 1885, 1t ia beautifully situated the
ali sSe M bPee.s a and
The .PseGsus Escrsa.iGn grounds WEI shaded
bathing in summer for the pupils great incite-
The delightful situation of Bay the facili-
ty Of to the place at all of the
The system of in this strictly
mild and paternal infraotions of the established
being prevented by constant watching the con
Tao religious and moral instruction pupils and
sh sonsan ID h the
ton u: character by intoxicating principles of virtue and
The scholastic the 18th of January,
Pupils are received at any time of the year The
eommereiai insttutions namely Heading, Psn@asahp,
bookkeeping Algebra GEsGRnMsfFsy' etc,
Board and Tuition session. payable half yearly in
wasHn ,,er session va ~ o0
Bedding, session, CoptonaD %
vacation, if spent at the institution . so 90
EXTRA CHARGES:
Piano and Violin, per month, each. 90
Use Of Piano, per month Observation-Disclosures. 80
Brass Instrument per month ...:..: 90
Spanish and German languages per month each. 5 90
twelve pocket handksrchefs twelve pair stockings six
four pair OF six towels s sN table map
Icons, two winter coats, two pair winter pantaoons
osd pom Gn o aad Il
low three pair sheets, mosquito bar, combs
brushes, etc. all marked with the name in full.
No advances made by the institution clothing
travelling pocket money, etc. unless q money he
deposited over these expenses.
The number of pupils is limited. Parents and guar
dams will find it advantageous their sols
wards in the beginning of the session.
For further particulars apply by letter Brother
0don, Director of the Academy, addressed Bay ST.
Louis, tshieldsbere',l Miss.
Southern Bank New Orleans; Rev. Father Jourdon
Superior of the Jesuits' College New Orleans Rev.
Father Durier, Pastor of thu, Annunciation Church
Third District New Orleans; Brother Athanasius
ner of Lawrence and Massachusetts, streets Mobile:
Very Rev. Peilcer Mobile; Rev Father
Coyle, ST. Vincent Church, Mobile. fe23
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GENTLE WORDs.-There is a magic power
in gentle words, the potency of which few
natures are 80 icy as wholly to resist.
Would you have your home a cheerful,
followed spot, within which may ever be
found that happiness and peace which the
world denieth to it's votaries Let no harsh
words be uttered within it's wall. Speak
gently to the wearied husband, who with an
anxious brow returns from the perplexities
of his daily avocations and let him in his
turn, speak gently to the care-worn woman
and wife who, amid her never-ending round
OF little duties, finds rest and encourage
ment in the sympathy of him she loves.
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DEATH.-It is doubtless hard to die but
it is agreeable to hope that we shall not
live here for ever, and that u better life will
put an end to the troubles of this. If we
were offered immortality on earth, who is
there would accept so melancholy gift?
What resources, what hope, what consola-
ton would then be left us against the rigor
of fortune and the Injustice of man.
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God permits us, after the consultations of
faith, those of friendship. Nothing earthly
is sweeter and our Divine Saviour seems
to point us to this in choosing to have, at
the foot of His Cross, the disciple whom He
loyed.-De Guerin's Letters.
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BAKERIES AND BREADSTUFFs.

"MARGARET'"-tMARGARET HAUGHERY9
BREAD AND CRACKERS BAKER.
No. 70 New Levee near Poydras street, New Orleans
Keeps constantly hand large assortment of Bread
Cream Biscuits and Crackers of every description sl
made by machinery, at lowest market prices mil 1y
OH HOELZEL LOUISIANA FLOUR CORN AND
RICE MILL, Nos. 26s and go Tchoupitoulas street,
told numbers 296, 1913 and 3OO,) New Orleans La.
Constantly on hand
WHEAT. RYE and RICE FLOUR CORN MEAL,
HOMINY, GRITS CHICKEN and COW FEED.
Orders promptly attended to, and delivered free of
charge. mil 3m"
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

0OOhS AND SlAllONEn1s
>>>~>>>~>~>~>>>~>->-~~>S~
r F1rzw1LL1AM & CO.
FOREIGN AND D Dsaa1ss STATIONERY,
No. 70 c1 hHA sfRkr4 Rs REV ORLEANS
Blank Books of every size and style to ORDER and
Books neatly bound.
Job Printing, such Cards. Bill Heads Letter Heatls
Circulars, Bill of LndinG etc. neatly promptly exc
cuted at the lowest market rates.
WE HAVE OUR OWN PRINTING OFFICE AND
BINDERY. =
Orders respectfully solicited carefully attended TO-
fec 3m
p F. GoGARTY-
CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER AND sTArIoNER
ISL Camp street, opposite St. Patrick's Church,
Has o general stock Of SCHOOL BOOKS, especially
those used in Catholic Schools and Colleges Bibles
Prayer Books, Standard and MISCELLANEOUS Works. ap
proved by the highest Catholic authorities All the latest
Catholic Publications. Beads Medals Crucixes and re
gous Pictures General agent all Catholic Newspa.
pers and Magazines. Base Balls Bats. Bases and Score
Books. = fea3 6m
J. l. KRuL1- Il. 8. DlcKEY.
KRCLL & DICKEY.
4 BOOKSELLERS AND sTATioNERs,
LOG Canal Street. New Orleans, La.
Law, Medical Miscellaneous, School. and J: J." s
d HILIP ANTOINE,
BOOKSELLER AND srATIoNER,
No. 1913 Josephine Street next door to ST. Mary
German Church.
Keeps banda general of Catholic Prayer Books
Bibles, Lives of Saints, Asterca Controversial and
Historical works. Also Mssas Breviaries, Altar cards.
Cruets Sanctuary Lamps, OnstOcks, Pipes Ciboriums
and Chalices large assortment of Beads and Medals
Crucifixes, HOy-wat FOunts Statues Lace, and all
kinds of religious Pictures Also the only pure Wax
Candles of the United States etc, etc. at the lowest
prces
Pictures. Counters Showcases etc. framed and made
to order. apl0 en-
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Flute. u any other Wind inssrumsnt. pel :. y
qeartee. .-----.. 10 0e
Student. entering after tho beginning quarter
time s;lspsed II tho Sssinnies .,
the sad to the time Of entering will be made
Book. and is furnished a. currsn. prices.
sas'
e s IT,
without permission does satisfactorily
the College matters q and stses
penalty OF the e boors DC
hold bound to refund of the money paid
No Student received for shorter period than
the Quarter matter how short time he may have bees
COURSE OF STUDIES
Ancient and Modern EiSsntion hEs ssi,
Chemistry; Algebra, higher; Geometry Plane, Solid
znsyss f"ssErsi r Ssisaias
Composition; Latin and Greek ''
c, r,., CohMEkcIAL-
Particular attention paid to Penmanship
9 4sss. w.sng AFhme
intsr%ediats addition To tho above
AigsbF" elementary French Music vocal and nsru
both and az the Two s int
Of which are chosen among the studsnts Of the
The Commercial Department. is expressly designed for
young men who intend to devote themselves to the
countants profession
students are promoted though they may be prpmoted
Of se s the end
cioss Of which premiums are distributed according to
end on the {, srs. Monday in septemSsr; ~ " NY anu
dras street Post.offce address Box 2o34. fes
st CHAKL CoLLEGE;-THE SESSION AT ST.
Oh Gha sl College Grand Goteau LAD will commences
q
Board. Tuition. Washing. Stationary. and Medical
Fees 500 in gold the equivalent in public
hooks and Medicines form extra charges
The articles Bedding il furnished By the College.
The terms to paid by half session in advance.
dune the o OF %a sss gath of October tho
S be e tRsg
sum OF money deposited by the parents for these pur
The age Of admission is from ten to fifteen years 1t
that the pupils know
For further informatSn spPIy to ~ -,' % o.
fes &c Natchez street. New Orleans
pRospECTUS OF. THE COLLEGE OF THE I'M
This Literary Institution Incorporated by the sta.eo of
onsana and empowered to confer degrees, is
The buildings are well adapted for the purpose. A
s ss1y 9gt t off the
M til their departure at p NJ, they constantly
The course Of instruction embraces Greek Latin.
ngsn tFsnch Poetry Rhetoric hstSFy GsogaPhy,
ply with the addition Of bookkeeping and the usual
Students not admitted, unless they know how to
The religious training students is tho
lead. ng objects of the instructors.
s,sss: s5s,s. IL
Coarse, GIG.
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CASHIERS AND PLUMBERS.

n McKENDR1cK.
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, GAS FILTER, ETC
464. MAGAZINE STREET.
Between Race and Robin,
From twenty years practical experience in the business
can warrant all work entrusted him. No pains shall
be spared to merit the conscience of his by hav
ing all orders promptly executed with the best materials
and latest improvements the mos. moderate
DWELLINGS. OFFICES, srogEs. etc.
Fitted up with Water and Gas Pipe.
HOT, COLD. PLUNGE.
And Shower Bathing Apparatus.
WATER CLOSETS,
WASHSTANDS.
HYDRANTS,
SHEET LEAD, FAUCETS,
COPPER and
GALVANIZED IRON.
GAS FIXTURES, CHANDELIERS. etc,
CHALLENGE COOKING RANGES
mil 1y For hot water pipe attachments
JOHN MINrYE. --9 III. ArrLKaArK.
McINTYRE & APPLICABLE,
PLU MBERS
Dealers in Cooking Ranges and Boilers, Bath Tubs,
Water Closets, Wash Stands, Kitchen Sinks, Lift
and Force Pumps Ale Pumps, Sheet and Lead Pipe,
Brass and Plated Cocks of all patterns,
l46.. .POYDRAS STREET.
NEW ORLEA Ms
N B.-Agents for Colwell's, Shaw & wilard's Patent
Tin Lined Pipe.
Hydrants put up extended. and repaired. Repairing
neatly done. fe23 ly
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
| sAAUkL 8. GREEN. THoxAs KIDRR.
GREEN & ELDER,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
NO. q COMMERCIAL rlAcE
Front Oface-Lower Floor fec 3n ..
EDUCATIONAL AGENCY.
CHARLES D. ELDER,
No. l4O Poydras street, New Orleans
Being Special Agent for many Colleges oonvsnts, and
Academies in Southern and Western States, ofers
gras) facilities to parents and guardians who wish to
select schools for their children and wards
Catholic Institutions may have their collections and
other interests faithfully served placing them
promptly in charge of this Agency.
Address: Box 2034 Postofice New Orleans La
..--s o.A-
ITO PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS!
PREMIUM COoPKRAGE,
No. 10 Cont street, New Orleans
for s. Of
and Barrels delivered at lowest market prices
+. L. RICHARDSON JAS D. COLEMAN.
RICHARDSON & COLEMAN.
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRs AT LAW,
No Commercial Place. New Orleans. fes If
nEAF Ess.
DIR. W. L. DAVIS =
has to No si Canal street. between Basin and
Or. Davis can be consulted daily at his Office:
lions. from 10 A. ~. to r. NJ ap5 If
ToHN HENDERSON.
WINES AND LIQUORS,
fe1e 1y New Orleans
L. UNDERTAKER,
No. Rampant street, between Delord and talliope
Metallic, Mahogany, Walnut and Plain COFFINS
always on hand.
ALI orders for Carriages promptly attended to:
mhes 1y
IL. UNDERTAKE
No. 23 Magazine street. of Delord Orleans
Keeps constantly hand large of Metallic
pan and oGss ss n and
fully shpped CARRIAGES to hire mills 1y
n. UNDERTAK ER,
No s25 Tchoupitouas between First and Second
Hearses and Carriages for hire.
Funerals attended to in by the proprietor and
he hopes, by strict attention, obtain share of the
public patronage. apl9 ~
T HoULAHAN-
HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
No. 1915 ST. Charles street New Orleans.
Box l63 Mechanics Exchange.
Orders solicited and promptly attended to. mh2a 3m
JAMES ID. BLAKELY WILLIAM HOGAN.
d LAKELY q HOGAN,
Manufacturers and Dealers in .
BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS, vALISES, AND BAGS
French and American,
Nos. 90 and 1o1 Canal street and No Chares street
New Orleans.
Medal awarded for best homemade work at State
Fair of 1863.
Silver Medal Three Blue Ribbons for best Trunks
yalises, and Bags at State Fair of 1868. mhs 3m
JAMES REYNOLDS
Nos. 100 AND 1872 POYDRAS STREET
Near St Charles Now Orleans.
MANUFACTURES OF
MARBLE MANTELS, MONUMENTS, ToMBs, AND
TOMB STONES.
NJ BmMarbie and BRICK Tombs built after the latest
designs and executed in workmanlike manner and
cheap, not cheaper than by other Marble estab
lishment in the city.
CRESCENT DRUG STORE,
40 Canal Street opposite Christ Church,
HENRY L. 4 AUzIN,
DRUGGIST AND APoTHECARY,
Lately with T. K. Finlay).
Prescriptions carefully compounded. All the standard
Patent Medicines and Perfumery for sale.
DR.. WILLIAM CLEARY, and the public may depend |
that nothing but fresh pure genuine srelss yin be
fec For the Naturalization.
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
19---...---.CHARrREs sTREET-....-...-19
A. BROUSSEAU & CO., Importers, offer at low prices
oK En sns ana o ST Is kinds
MATTdMGG 81 rolls China, 100 pieces Cocoa
nasls iaa nia Ps
CURTAINS, Laces Reps: Worsted Danasks, etc;
Stripes, etc
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sAAUEL Q. GREEN. THoNAS g. ELDER.
GREEN &. ELDER
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
NO. q COMMERCIAL PLACE.
New Orleans.
Front Ofice-Lower Floor. fe9 e.
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EDUCATIONAL
pass CHRISTIAN COILEGE PASS CHRIsTIAN.
l Nina. Incorporated Octobef 1885, by an act Of the
Legislature Of the State OF Mississippi BY the

pAsS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, PASS CHRISTIAN
State y I'd he
a:SinE isSs =; The Il, ..ssnan.
for an se sSss
% Of I'M. Sss the pS. that such
which could scarcely b fonnd all tcesther ii other
ss Been + .s:
% up II wS ss.s m e rem
once it was to the sumner s,s.r,oni1t
tie ample s"d play
:; nm ma grove. the sanitary
psr,",es for sss SasS!ns Afforded in the Gulf in@e
rss wi q
could ha claim for it. Of their patrons ds.s.
complete gymnaam has been sSnstructsd extenslys
the ss b. S
s,sd to grant diplomas confer degrees and bssow IN
The class study halls dormitory and refsctory
with greater tasilities than those Which have are.ay
won for the Christian Brothora tho conhdsnce II tho
Ss
- es y. IL s
of al denominations admitted. and their religious
saa as
t tois who may desire to aEI of the oppor
Payments-Tcrm of Ave months invariably in advance
Board az sy wnsnE tuition and doctors fee per term .s.
Entrance fee, to be paid once only. 10
Vacation at Collcgc. Observation-Disclosures.
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music-PianO, per of five months $50
Nolin, (strings furnished), per term of five
Masic-Tlnte any other wind instrument, per
R Ora per term Of five months mont. ; -
ply and chemistry per sessions. .....-.......-..
BRO ISAIAH President.
Agent in New Oleans--Charles d. Elder No. 40 Poy-
dras Post-oftice address. Box fec
ST: MARY $ COL LEG lDiRECTED BY THE
y Christian BrothcrsCorncr of Poyefarre and Fouchsr
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77TTT7TT-.nF

Baton Resss oces-oscar Barbes. O. r.. L. O. Morris.
H. p; r. Csariiasky. Scribe ~ -
WASHINGTON ESCAMPMENr No.G
Nsss he ssc.ad and fourth Mondays IN saes nsnss
Msrigny Bufdings Third District 0ncsrs- r. stahs ~
II. ,. sturrksn II. p; ]. Rsissr. Scribe.
LAFAYETTE ENCAsPNENT No.L
MODS shs arst and nh Ws6sssday IN Jefferson Han.
Of Magazine and Phnip ssrses Fourth Dissrc.
kttsr. Scribe. = ist dldre s'Ia. t,rg -aasa Il sa
ODD FELLOWS RET ~
Nests IN the oncs Grand Secretary on ssoosd
Monday in January, April July and ocscesr. The
Board third Monday In January ORGANIZE
OcspJ @. Dunlap Preside Jossh feagsr, ssos-
tAry. Joseph West. treasurer John Quinn. Sexton
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEES.
Msss ocs Grand ecretsry Friday evening IN svsy
omcsrs-A ". Mcdonnell Presidents Josiah fsgsr.
Secretary.
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF AS
FlE 80 81 Era ISOLATION. arrrr fr
Hsss once Grand Secretary Saturday Of each monh
Annual nesting last Saturday mary ocsr for 1885,
p Platter Second Vice President; Luther Homes Secretary;
A Wallace Hunter Treasurer
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Msus Monday each MONTH once Of the Grand
Secretary. Election FIRST Monday In May for Directors
BoARp roR is6s-Prssident-E. NJ Rasha. NJ. w. q. NJ
Finance committes-J. q. Dunlap; A Wallace Hunter;
Eugene p Bugsr-.
Han commitss-G L. ThOs. b. Shields. E. H. FaircAud.
George D,rmsyer. 5,. s.rr-r-.
Budding Committee K NJ Russia; Luther Homes Ge,r.s
Nungesssr.
q. W. Roper. b. xlspsush. s. &. Meoss. O. L. Henry
= :. 4i JOSIAH FoLGBR. Secretary.
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srAIB o. LoUIsIAsA-s'xrR DISTRICT COUNT
Nsy nrlesns-Aargsr.s d. Affair va sosshsns Allan
HEREHY CrRTIFv. that ON the s4th
d. the .s .Ss s sss %
on motion Of John H. Ne.. Of counsel fo- pss nn and
sns The Law and evidence . o in favor her demand
..i,D o. Iss March Isss 5. coadrnsd and
ss" Do S.v. ..suss and 'is o. sS Of
deiend.nt the sad sobene Asn. husband the
ssaS and ssy .r csu nunU W.sh A1 sx. ai.ss,
rem judicial DEM win a lsg. nsrs.s. ior
Tx @ ss is ds9, sa
tire sssssd and s1sI dollar ss.ssG. from I'd Mach
.y i2 and for .ix th.us.n1 dollar: thersd from 18th
Dddssnd.nt and that -. pain the sspsr.s nan.
ds@sut signed April .. 1858 nr,, .
nouy where have hereun,o set my hand and
on his Isl, say N the year osr IIs
''-' VIC ''' '''''''' " - sG soELPER. olsrI.
ETAT DE- La NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CoUR DE-
pi.;te Ct de Ia NOsyeis or.esns=a1garst d. Allah va
} sseas jour .rii 1855 as.n.., rsnda en- ssss
Sur motion De John H New de ccnsei pour !. ysntivs
sur les procedures ct Preues Ia de Ia demsnds du
Ordonns sdjugs decrsts que e ugsmen. par desu,
rendu hns Que Ia pIsative Mrs M.rTares ksa, Ten.
de sosthene Allan alt Judgement rendu du de
defendant Sostbene Asn msr Ia de S3i 236 IS
payable ntere legal du demsnde jadiciei
hypoheque legal de So 4s1 Sc partir du Is Anvsf
iS4 pour Sl6SA da "a mars 1851 pour Sill do Jsa
yir 1857 ct de $500 du Is .vri S5, e tOus jusqus pale
ment.
e. est de p.s oraOnns gan sol. ,spar.sOn della
pree entire Ia psiuve lie eeDdsnt que dits plain
tive ait le oontro sepAres de 4 IS sfsres
Jugeu ent ssne 10 y svril 1865
(sisne, q. DUPLANIIER,
JugsL
In temogn. raj sxse ma main ct sce.u Dc lie dite oour
dams Ia Vile de Ia e lSeme Jour de mai
rsnnee de Notre Segneur mil huit soxsnte hut
ct le douxiens aimee de rindependence dos
Etats unia -.
rHaH WIN. woELPER areher.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DISTRICT COURT
Of fev OrleansThomas Hen derson His Creditors and
the Creditors Of Henderson, Terry Conc II, 90
iusolvents and % II other herein
to show within days from tn first hsreo
Why the third ed by the syndc In s should
not be approved and moogatsd and the funds distributed
In Accordance Herewith
By order q the Court. = .-...r -
J.F DICK, Deputy Clerk.
Clerks ohos ksv Orleans, May 30. 1905
ETAT DIX LA LnUlsIANE-QUATRiENE COCR DE
District de Is Nouvelle Henderson
Cresncers ct les Cresncisrs de Henderson, Terry Gle
No. IS $50.
Wis est par les presestes doane aux ere
Al nncers des nsovsbes Of
pendant iours de In premiere
bcrt de Get avs pourquO oise
ndic serat appr. uvee homooguee Of les fonds
entire mains distributes scion L. lai.
Per oidIs de In cour.
j. =. DICK deputs grefHer,
Bu-esu On Grsnier Fouvelle- Oriesus . 10 mai 1868
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEAAs, Jackson AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILEoAU.

PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES d Ally at $50 ?. n,
mskpg connections With Trains for ycksbur Meridian. and
wih tbs Mississippi Central Railroad for the North and
East
A'COMvoDATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
OF 20 going Brookhsven Retarstng leave
Broohhsvn At $50 A H. on MONDAYS, arriving In Ne =
Orleans ut IL is A r.
Ixcuran Tickets are good for Train Of Saturday or Sun
day gong north Trains Of Sunday Monday south
FREf0HT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY Except Sundays
q $50 A. 4.
rs WILLIAMS General Superintendent
.. as JANIS yON9B General Freight Agent
I'D WAR;, General transportation Agent
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-02

SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Steam Train from City IN
lieu Of Car. Every 6UkDAY M0RsIN9, at o'clock
An kxtxs Train yin leave the Crty kv-y suhDN EVEN
1k0, ct I O'Clock On Aher April 9Th Trains xn
leave ether END Of the Road sundays EyKRY HALF
HOUR snsn o'clock
TARk-To and from the LAks, same day IS csnts Pas
er 0snty must notify the Conductor p-r depart
q Train rare 70 Gentiy ststisaf,nesn cents each
way. GEO. rANDELY. aepsrsi SUIT