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CATHOLIC DIRECTORY.

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FnriH 8suedcticn at s. and French at
o'clock ~. c.u,n.n. ,,s.to, Mas. At a and
High Mass q. 10. vsspsr. 'elosh, p: n w.
rna g. XII iastar Rst. a Mandine ON Rev. c. j.
and 10 AZ acooa Ens
Sy Ins.sgssns ,s and Bsnedie0n-ono Sunday in Eng
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Senediction at 3 O'clock
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Fatsn xissander SIS R. REV. VIM Y Mersith G.
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as S Ss A Bas %s BON so n Jackson s,re be-
Rev Father o Dsa% G. S. Wei day a Masf H e.
at 70 o'clock Sermon at 10 o'clock Evening sermon 81
Mary Church On Chq r, s.rs Ssstn
P Ps' R Rs Faiher fein week
Old Urstie Church Ursulf,e street oetsoeen Caarsres
and Old Lecee-Rev. Father Coste fist0r. week uay
Nass Il Sunday 81 81 sermon at 81 sespess az rh T.
81 Tercscs corner Erdto ana Gang sreess-IseV' los
]. Kenney, Pastor Key. r Z. alien SuIhie M1as
Sundays ~ ann ~ CLOCK: sermon ~ ~ ciook 'e"
pers and Bcnediction at 4 r NJ c-y..,.
ST. JOen Che SdPftf ChtiTch, D5ydaes oetaeeen CatIe
and CLIO sTeetSitev Father 1soJisiHsI SsssSs k.es
Father Simon Week day MASS AZ ct0ck SuheAS ~
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ST Peter sreetsRe0 Father Chaaon rast9r. heE far
Their T. Tholomier isev Fatncr Ferec es atner het
Week day MASS al ~ csoch. :, y, . t s
ediction ut a o'clock ,,., -, ,,r
se Paf,sek 1890 asa Rsy Father
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nolEE.

In
sas!, -. 1;s. Rome &. NOT merely 4, f,,nss,.
lts inesl .;o,t;s. -. sarnSchre ~ ijns,1
LII =. ~ =. cartra II vital f0rca snSl
.;ai t;ar and NOR, enduring by IN
4sss.. .,st a~arte3 nv the canitale 81 the
W., .;as,t Rcr,e was the residence Of
~ 20. .r - .to,. n tS,a
s,o 7! .,a \ Arr .rtars ~ tl,e army of the
rSe.,. e 80 sart Trrth and cnntinGe "a to
5 s...1 s;tsp II r;onasc ~ ys,i,aionarisd to all
I'D. md r. the an A IF the eartk, AS such,
- sr,u,,iJ sI,inons in r,erennial youth and
.,;,.s.- oTa etn fact. i'm i,eee al Did age and
aaSor ara tba 40 at winch are silrresteA to
~. ,y.,;na nv the fresh md n nwrinkled face
If n,ost. ne The old Koran buildings It ne
=, IonL AZ The (nlise,, q, with an eve Of sor-
ro,- - * "a. n1l57s0ll. ss.g4gtsis. ~
: The impression made by the streets, lined
with houses Of lofty and uniform architec-
trr..! ia I crave and stately, becoming the
dastinies of a place which sums, up in itself
half the history of Europe! There is not
one Of its fourteen regions, which, with its
}ons stream of chronicle and legend, would
not furnish materials for q bulky volume.
Sinrularly interesting it lie to scan tile fea-
lures of the men and women of the tailoring
classes, in whom we must look for tile de-
scendants of the classical Romans, il any OF
these be left. And there Is no mistakingt
them, if any trust can be reposed in the!
coins and statues which preserve to US the
likeness Of the ancients. In the peasantry
of the present day you may see the same
features traced by the hand of mature as the
sculutors ar d engrayers Of the pristine world
have handed down to us-the, low, broad
f0rehead.l mass i've law, high chcek-bones,
nrominent nose. and crisp or curly hair,
The ancient Roman countenance was q face
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Fne three recso1e e - eoee c!lc sn.A % 0cte0
the month Of l.ftsr ~ At election soch
day - may " appCtnfee ~ - uenro - Oroct0fs
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snch NAV Claiun nv
cor,sossSia ~ = - psp'A - -
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No member oftAS ssrd q Director shsl receive any
~ M III fss,sr ~ f y. ysi -s.vs Nv
49, Atf's-'s"-.S- Arr1crx W., Y 49,.
~ $3.50 - S's s - -
- sIS..ssi - - AIs11crn xyI1 fsSsl5Ij
nron v.sanoy IN ~ o6oe AZ readent occurring In
ster a. teSo two mc{cs bis euccessor shn be 0Jected
~ 4h Ilrscfrs az tl,e rrt clss a. many OF tk0i
av fkcn Se ii oSsee Dtrinl oonce q incorrectly
81 xho Presidcnt hfs place sks IS ed By such one Of
a.. ~ - ~ - - ~ sfs an1sotn1
Vice Psssidsst. .s-5e.lE sssl;-E e Z :.
ncf ndSy b amended by vote the stockholaers
To fec1 thp thoYo must in Of said omohd.
ment thirs OF an tho enttled to b cast
share representing ONE vote. Said amend nent must
proved by the President.
The for which this Corporation b formed shall BIO
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Rotterdam station-master has been senten-
ced to five years in the galleys fof starting two
trains that caused the death of five persons
Our railroaders, particularly in the vicinity of
Claiborne and Common streets, act as though
they didn't care an.
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COD OIL CREAM

a French Preparation, which preserves
an The nuJ riOuS and medicinal qualities 81
tire pure OIL
Is free fem all offensive taste or smell,
.aud--beIug agreeable 10 the fast3-I~ easily
dieeSted, thus affording tne paHaeat 5he
ruiz benefit Of tire quantity AIKEN
Us readily taken mi Xeu with wa e., mus
aTO ding enc use Of MISSY or other eE-
spenslNe or hurttCl al lJiOus
IS IecOmnendel and prescribed Oy the
II eUIct.i profession. Price 81 bottle.
or circulars END to
A AR a Co., 50 COrtiandl St, y. \.
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FOR = CLUB OF 30 tSS).-One OF the
tern, fancy cOIOred bedspread, 100 view
Turkey morocco album. 20 yards sheeting,
striped cashmere aelaIne dress pattern,
( honey-comD quit ali wool square shawl,
set solid gold bosom studs, all WOCt fancy
cashmere pants and vest pattern, gents
hair guard chain gold trimmings), silver
plated chased butter dish silver plated )
bottle revolving ca tor ION feet. set supe-
rfor steel bladed knives and FORKS yvOrstsd
promenade shawl, ladies' long gold plated
chain, ladies' sold double ring, gents
heavy chased solid gold ring, solid black
quality balmoraI skirt, set Jeweily Sleeve
buttons to matcn), violin and bow, gents
cardigan jacket, splendid euony u lutte
Ivory trinlTnlnSs), superior turkey mo-
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FOR A CLUB OF so (s6).-One of the
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family Bible % by u record page and en-
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following articles, viz: 4 yards double
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terms, one large piece supertor quality ex-
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best quality, silver hunting caSed patent
ever watch, one dozen ivory handled
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glass bottles, splendid violin, box and bow,
complete, single barrel shot gun, BacOn's
six barrel revolver, pair superior white
wool blankets, nice fur muu and cape Sill
Yer plated engraved ice pitcher with sal
Yer. 10 yards all wool fancy caShmere-fOr
suit. one dozen Rogers best silver plated
forks. comm on sense sewing and emDrOi.
dering machine, TWO heavy honey comb
quilts, sp endid family Bible (record and
photograph page)-
For larger Cubs the raIue i7creGses az
same alto.
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p u. Box G.,
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+-thak the ELASTIC Lock Stitch Every
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y e pay Agents rom So 20 200 per month
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Indispensable for Ladies,

Is TIE
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- Tor the assistance OF ladies IN hand
sewing, not only protecting the finger from
the ugly prick Of the needle, but, being
provided with a rib, the stitches are made
with EXACT REGULAR -TY, and ia
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the needle in perfect condition. For all
kinds of enlbTOideTing and eTOchesjng It Is
iItUe IGCu6Le-
The Guide is elegantly silver plated. and
W iii sell at sight TO every lady. sent TO
any address, BY man, on recel pt OF . cents,
or solid silver, for 70 cents
Agents wanted in every town. Terms
aud sample for % cents. Liberal discount
to the trade. ACdress NILES MANU-
FACIUEI g CO., s. Water ST., Boston,
Mas
SIR ,sssnes CHarke's Female Pills
- are c9Unterfe1ted' Genuine have name
circular. address JOB MOSES, New YORK.
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Send for catalogue of
/ al HDC1iGtASs New Practical Books
on Architecture ald Stalr-BuIlding. a J.
RICN NELL & co. Publishers, Sprinz-
feld. ALLiuois.
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New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DOOK AGENTS WANTED-For our
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lars, Apply to AM EhICAN PUBLISHING
CO., Hartford, Conn.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.

N0rth AmeFieaU SteamshiD Co.
Llroagh Line 80 California,
ia PABA5HA EsAEERaBAD
tjESN 439AN CEMENT
saILrN slleIsosf = IaT York Or THE
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Or the day before wien these dates taI on
sunday m 4
Passage lower than By ANY other
Hafme.
For Information address .. n. CAR
BIN9TON. AgenF. Hz7 West Street. New
YORK " II ~ EBB PRECEDENT.
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Once-54 Exchange Place, New York.
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New Advertisenaents.

THOMAs r. ACSNEW. $50 and 262
Greenwich Street. n. z, has reduced
the prices of Teas, COnees, Sugars. Flonr,
and ali kinds Of Groceries rom 10 10 n
per cent.
3eW Jtypug Tea 81
Besj English 3redsietagt Tea, 81
Splendid C0lo2lg Tea, $50,
s-069 RSss- Flour, al trades, from sL
lpW traS
40c upWards.
COttees, roasted and ground. $50. TO 900
Sugars all grades at rehuers' prices and
every thing used in every family chea per
and better than any store in New York.
Thorn as Il. AgneW occupies his own
store. owns the property. and has no rent
to pay imports and buys exclusively Tor
cash, never gave a note in his life, cOnse-
quently he can underseu any house IN the
city.
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SURGEON Dentist
JdIee No. 30 FIRST lst "a
and lueUs-
Tenders hls pr)lasealEla. ~ -ss -r.ess t.s .ias
citizens OF Eynnss8lle aaaAwtal1tv .agAff
Administer Nitrous oxide Cad "a al..t-
y.ata pain in extract ~ teetnrs
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TWENIY.FIYE DOLLARS.

~ ADDITION to ali other presents.
u and 10 The agenL sanaing neNL 70 the
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ALLEN, Nav L CO..

. Federal street. Boston. Mas.
p u. Box G,
Wholesale Dealers IN Dry and Fancy
Goods. Cutlery, Plated Ware, Albums,
Lea Their G0OIs, sc. &c
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WE ARE STILL MAKING
4 COMPLETE
r EV ON

and selling every description of DRY and
FANCY GOODS, PL TED WARE,
JEW ELRY, WATCHES, SEWING MA
CHIMES, SC, for the uniform price Of
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DE DDEEAR

We would Impress upon our patrons
that our Stock is not composed o. seconC-
hand Goods or Pawn Brokers unredeemed
stock, but GO9ds carofully selected direct
from American and European Manufac-
tories, the greater pOrcfOn Of which are
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Stock Valued 3t S2OO,00O
SaleSrOOms, 80 Hanover ST, Boston

The most popular, reliable, prompt and
business-lfke concern OF she kind. The
best OF Boston references furnished on APP
plicatiOn By patr5 niziug this safe you
have q chance 10 exchange your goods,
with a large variety to select from
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-07-02
LaSsitude.

Lassitude.
A feeling Of lassitudeis generally experienced
| throughout the summer solstice Weakly con
stituted persons OF those of sedentary habits in.
variably complain OF this annoyance, Thescorch
ing heat of midsummer relaxes the system and
reduces the vital energies If the patient is of q
nervous temperament this debility units him for
even the ordinary routine of everyday life.
When this state of exhaustion comes on HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BIT Frs will prove
a safe and never failing means of strengthening
and restoring the physical organization. This
health giving tonic purifes and infuses renewed
vitality into the blood. tones the stomach and
digestive organs, and acts like charm on the
nervous system. It effectually removes all ten
dency TO languor or depression of spirits. To
the weaker sex it is invaluable as il soothcs and
braces up. while its powerful effects are of the
most beneficial character. The infrmities of
age are alleviated by its use. 1t revives the
strength, increases the appetite and gives vigor
and elasticity to the constitution.
When mothers are nursing HOSTETTER'S
BITTERS should especially be Ia
ken in regular doses, as in this country most al
ways, the nourishment is inadequate to the
wants of the child. In such cases this inestima-
BILE tonic is wonderfully eficacious. Itsstrength-
ening virtues are at once apparent. 1t is free
from all properties calculated to impair the sys-
tenn, and its operations are at once mild and
soothing.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-07-02
Blackberry Wine.

As this is the season for max.
ing this delicious household bever,
age, we append recipe that will
produce a wine equal to any
We have tried it, and know
whereof we speak. 1t was fur
missed to us by a lady friend about
eighteen months since, and then
published in The OBSERVER:
First, mash the berries well in
an earthen vessel, and let them
remain about "a hours, till they
.ferment--strain through a thin
cloth. Add 4 Tbs. sugar to one
gallon juice. Put it in bottles,
Jugs, or keg, as the quantity may
suit-cover the mouth with thin
canvas, and let remain until it
quits working, which is about two
months. Then drain off, cork up,
and in one month it is ready dor
use. Add no water to the juice, as
a great many do, and my word for
it, you will have good wine.
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The Louisville Journal

The time-honored and yet vigor-
Gus Louisville Journal has recently
passed under the editorial and bu-
siness direction of Henry Waiter
son, who is known to American
journalism as editor of the Chat
tanooga Rebel, the most successful
newspaper in the South during the
war, and of the Nashville Repatb-
lican Banner, the most successful
of Southern newspapers since the
war. Under this new arrangement
the Journal has been enlarged and
improved. Geo. d. Prentice and
Paul r. Shipman, with a very
able corps of writers and reporters,
remain upon its editorial staff. 1t
advocates the soundest Democrat
ic doctrines and prints the freshest
news OF the day. Its cost is ex-
tremely low-eight dollars a year
for the daily, or five dollars a year
for clubs of thirty. The weekly
is two dollars year, We print
the prospectus elsewhere.
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Our Book Table.

"Packards Monthly" for July il
before us, and after a thorough ex
animation, we can condense oul
opinion in a few words: zoe like 1t.
1t is furnished to subscribers at on.
ly one dollar a year, and is far su-
perior to most publications at three
times that price.
There is always JOY among our
little ones when they learn that
" Z he Nursery has come. Every
parent ought to subscribe for it.
With the July number begins a
new volume. Terms, 81 so a
year. Address John L. Shorey,
Is Washington street, Boston.
The July number of "Die Mo-
denaoelt"' is fully up to the usual
mark. 1t contains 1876 illustra-
tons, besides a supplement with
16 pattern cuts, and a fine steel
engraving. 1t is by far the cheap
est fashion monthly of our &C
quaintance. Address S. T. Tay-
lor, $40 Canal street, New York
city.
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Goods at Reduced Prices.

I am now offering my large
stock of goods at reduced rates
1t consists of all the latest styles
ladies dress goods,-among which
are some of the neatest Prints ever
brought to this market-Gent's
Furnishing Goods, House Furnish
ing Goods, &c. &c. l am selling
at a reduced rate and no mistake.
Look out, there are bargains to be
had. You can prove it by trying
me, at the old stand northeast
corner of the Square.
June lift. II. G.. GooDRICH.
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WslZey'S GALLERY

Has been removed two doors West,
into the Neeld house, South side
of the Public Square, where be
has fitted up sky-light, and is ia
king splendid pictures at reduced
prices. He takes Ferrotypes, Am
brotypes, Photographs, and Oil
Paintings OF all sizes and descrip-
tons, and expects soon to be pre-
pared to take Ivorytypes, Pearl,
Porcelain, and all kinds of Pic
lures. Mr.. Wiley is native of
this county, and is identified with
its interests. He is striving to ex-
Gel in the art of picture-making,
and we think he should be encour-
aged by liberal patronage. II
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-07-02
Nashville, Tenn.

Nashville, Tenn.
Goll-lS93 buying. and l40a selling.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York at a
Bank of Tennessee, in demand at 30c.
Cotton--Transaction very light at 26@27
Corn--83@s5 delivered--dull.
Flour-We quote at $l2 25@$14 for su'
perfne to choice.
Wheat--$1 65@1 80.
Bacon--Clear sides l7H shoulders AK
hams 1917 @20.
Salt--S3 80 for bush barrels.
Lard--In tierces, l8@18l1; kegs, 21H.
Sugar.-New Orleans and Demarars l5@
@16A; coffee and crushed l634 @l8k.
Moiasses--Golden Syrup COG / Is; New
Orleans, IS.
Coffee--Rio 22@25Kc; Laguyra 27>8
Java SO.
Candles-Star, light weight, III @17K.
Nails-S5 25 for los to IS, and 25c addi-
tional each smaller size.
Cotton Yarns-No. 500 per dozen zoe; 600
lee; 700. Ice.
Dried Fruit-Apples SC, peaches Sc.
Hogs. none in market. Sheep, per head
81 25@2 Is. Beef, gross, 2A@5H.
+ Meal--75@SOc per bush.