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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-15

dafNA Sauicr iu huet uup ~ ~prrlauitu In aGrl
~ 8btiitn her Stdtt; preiS ppn s6OO-S2N 600
30 Au6 wiTe bic GinIiftuHs rem Rtbuunatn aatr
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3u p%erfaufcn.

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l3A du6 trsit, mtt 7 glmmtrr. Wruns,ir5
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terss burh Eepcrlp Bomb II. 60, Ct. Paul. /
1bur utrttib ven ytrtHatrahr. C9lII
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SRTt nars NIT Wrpccrirs uib risuprs9 nben dui
kfzt NsterGl'niu be. i'm Hprtutlihtn StattibtiIt
ss1a %niebrrIe 5ndattSbGutr an Vdlttmortnr. gppbn
haIler rrn S~l500-2010 an gttH ., qisbt., SrllnI,
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4, !. ". ait her Hcrt Rpat, Wdbtrte turh
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Blu Drrhaafru an0 n permiftbER.
n1mrnbaae., VI. 200. Mts 9rattar.

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stu II. 10. ~ btai9u grsita ~ vsrn tibfa. Rdtsrsi
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BianNIciBcrs ScrfaHt.
1tmU ,l &gftg1t trf. gttrlr. gtnrr,
3gj a%cirnAcuc aulecuc uur nlbcruc
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(29i 81 rtsCt Htgmg' grprgFsgmsIg.
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Hu pcrFnnfcn.

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HptHus unb pSfmdn0r. ipbam gQCbutiuftr b..
sssL ntttn. 3u mettR ti 1pbn ~. 2tt,part an
ielbh rhtr In Yir. 1854, Nttlutrfr, t2lB.El
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-15
&erlanst HRS geia6t.
Mrfmh,t


Gin suirs plabbtu mit eHtE 5tuantFtn fur siue ilttti
6aFrtlie obus 9tnbtr; mus sat maiden uut tass!a len.
men. Ra@iutrdetH tn glr. 22G, 0Bcn gpnib dres
iptittn Green uni ptnRir. (2ps-9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-15

aefA 3rst ittins hdplsr TN rsRIitn Sidstthtilt mit
S o htmfitrH ure WoNCr; WuiutItrf so so ltttf.
so Natart Su5imit lei gcrsrlp 1pue s. 50. To-
PAUL Z. 4tur Hrrtli6 vpn etTinatpHfr. ICES
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3u p%erFaufcn.

eaefu gr. 8 sat @dulr. aPdu mslte fb IN tu
g ypee. ets aScrrcipuheenttn'. Gst Der @dittimVTs
@dpar, L27G-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-15
Giircan ser ,,gintipnal SeucrzS criiOes
rullaS WcielIdJ0ft."

S%dltincrc, 3. GbbF. 1865.
Die Dircfteren btsier 6tislidoit haben btute cine
Dtptetree auf has Gnptt1l .QernbQen befd0tcr @eiel.
tddit FUR bic lGetfu G Wruate erttirt; 10 NrrJent an he
HttsUintaber lnS 3 9roieut AZ REM Grntiugentr5rn
Irtlhe am uHe nd6 3ruueritIe. 10. Iibr.. jabIbdr In.
Die uebertragunai bu6er perten bis al steism IaSe GEE
thlSdsH lem. VIE ataatSu wsrefH ppu Ger Geieaibaft
be'dtis. SIM Nufrng:
t4Sp-q+ $50 -. q. 2dneis, SER.
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0BobnbduIcr ,tt pcrpoufcn.

SaS& Sa 5tttt-4 H~rre.GetH., Smttts,
MI s6rSetr.. stftdtr. II. a~:tmeRtfr.
-, grstlei rcn $500 bis SIC, 100 - sur6
ta57-) Sal. Scnrac, Rr. 20. Rets-Ga!rtrtir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-15
Bnreau Der Straeen=D urebbruAS,
Spmntii{qges

SDmniHarey
Baltimore, ben 2. DeStr. 1868.
Sie GpnimiIdre fir ben OuTntruh ppn Strc6et ma
den biermtt in Oen1aebeit hes o. Ibi6nitie6 elmer Der.
crenurg CUR g~lusubung gttptler Der @rreinee 1T Seiis'
bmlg auf Gle SffaBsn III her Stdet Baltimore ,ultebenber
Ssfuantie. nelbe AM 3. aptil 1866 %senebri9t poreen,
telannt, ed6 fe DfontGg, ~. 1ani 1869, GprinittaaS
10 llbr, int Bureau eer &pnntlare I'M Watbbdue lG
%eeramneln rsrter, nm AT @nsntuns 9%snannter Being.
ntfe ~ acGen urb bic ibnen lbertra1cnen unb ron ibnen
erbtiiblep gRihten I'M Setrtf hes GonnemnircnS tne
GcifnenS Der Salbpunftrafe, .von aSitd,effer:
bis Soffriaihftrafc, rim uetertinitintmir8 nit elmer
am 20. Mai 1865 asnebIrtgten gerprtnunB ties Dfdpprs
unp StaeiratbEs pcn Baltimore ~ p%errtGten.
Spbn y. ASagner,
3obH Z. Sursing,
Salnes u. S,iiep,
Gpmnifart.
(2SS,9 "a 5000 Marriott SusrprI, glert.
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administrations An,riar.

gtatriht rirb bitrlmtt st6ebtr, tat liatsrJsdutit
0cumaht .ur gsrpnitnna hes RaGiafes he's anbitr
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atn, relhe 6rresrirstn dn sititn Rntldb babtn, rtreen
6itrn,it aufasirresrt, iclbt Htth Ten %urtbissn stfcetn
am cher srr benz u. Suri 1869 tn,nrsittn unb etittnb
AT MAIDEN peer ,u aerphriiseH, tab ne ibrtr NRiprlhs an
Sleer sia6laB eeteltt fur str,shis rrti6ri psreen mo.
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6taht.G ommiiGrs. Wiirean,

BGlttm ere, zen 8. . Jbr. 1868.
Seriicaeltc Mnsebpte werlich in pieiein bureau bis
Sicniua, rem ~. DECEMBER 8prmitta0S 10 ltbr.
nuf has Hipcnireu, Tarefcinbsieecn unS @fdilcrr
Ter lanjen Strrde her Sarfptb Upcnic, Jwiidbei
her NCreiete be Gbais. NIB her Rrrsleite ter Morris.
Ipenue, areenr1iitei.
Der cher bic GgntrattlberHGbmtr hdbeu Caution NIT
e%eHsbmister Gdrauti; fGr has PLANT en-, 8aurfeinte.
ieBen uno pHafegr ~ ielcu, raj bic Grbeiien In itrsn.
ger leberenftntmuns nit ben GrfprherniNen her Ser'
Orenuug nlult Gtnfabten eineS Sphens fir has glipel.
unb 9GBGen her Stabt baltimore" srihsbtu, SIM aui.
TRACE: Geo. y. g8opepare,
t29i, 0.S) Glertecs StdcepmmifarS.
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Gin 9utcE Mit&Cu fur aa6rmrine eas,rbrit. Elm.
ltiteEitt Ter NnftC NHe hes Nu0tiHS. GcUt DE rrtals
ten Zen 9crIu5 ulS 6uten gchu IN Nr. 40. Gfsppm=
bartfr. IapT-sl
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&aiDiugton, 3. &.
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fhsu ptrrfplpaHid Npcuur II. 8,5trdGr, IN infer agtn
fnr Bditinatrn, @ccraetcwn uRb a~ltJdHtria unh al
Bdtlwdpcn an i'm 40 MAIDEN.
81 Nulstaen iur eeu sGrrrtfppnssuttn- rtrttu on
beidatctn Grte eniacatnRfncmntu.
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&scl3e! %cl3e! Rel3c !
Seymour NnO Grant
allnl SdiiBtnieite!
9ielsiG; ii Grant 5rrtuna bcls,
Scictnut nit Spray bic @pett';
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Stelleiat, ptelettt a net!
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Sfldtt bort I'M Daulet sgett
unt Ierrt rtan6' 6laib' Ghampagnst aus;
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VteQekbt sttaetft 4 net
Wisaeihi tapfi Du rom tclen ptti
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eielsttt, rieueiht a net
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Sielettt, pieleIp ia %c!!
gtsutt6t left Grant eann ttts Sstt&t
llne Idutt an w(uff, 10 nett,
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SteEtitt, ptsleibt a net!
gteaelGt flrdt'e r srr sane Sirpm,
Der trtit ans ieintnt Sett,
une fpielt, rie iegt. mt SSs une brrntnt
Gin fdredlides Duett.
slr6 tdust ,an stiie AT srpesr SiuF,
gstrptt CANT hid uns fett.
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9ttaet6t, ptelri6ta nett
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bduhes. Wan iebe nod Ter 5Ia9Be nit ben, eewsn unt
mad ben, arrstn Yaufe prr her Iblr! (2cl }
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Bay SSaSbineton, g. Is.
Dr. C. 10. DrrnNrnlann

bieiet eer ttltitcn DurBeTH Daibtualpn's, pelts ~
iraenb elmer .3eit uHb IN irBeut etncn Ndat ter pieNis
tiGcS NrIteS %6chgrfeu, lrinFH driiiihrH gct1dne an.
Office M. 1873, pu. : Hpenle,
Iriihtu 10. uut 20. SuGtc,
(Scpt.2 20 3Iptr. /. JG0rt.
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G'n GAM nsutr ealateltlt' giGbtrtS In Rr. $50,
9urs. maize Witautbdr. t~2p5-a62J
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@aibiHgtOn, 3. s.
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@rpccric'u.
Der lluterIelbuet. mdht hermit tcn tcuiiten putII.
tim In gpaftiratcn, i0wc brr ]llmlracnb RE %tracbeut
Nnlctlc, tdB lem ydetu mt hen teltt unt t~iltgffn gr,
titln mt's Rttd tiltiBite prrtetrn m, unb bttifl tamtt
cine autt @eie3enbCit, Namtlitn init rem erlen unb nod
Men, 9oritr rrttisn tttitutu ~ ttRrtn aud tictet uttt
Keller has Rrpfit NNrrtiWrri Der tclcn lpttnr uns st..
auprs nnt fcinit cine aut @rielfntsit fur Rcfautaieure,
tiatg unp gut riHyutdufct,
Sd late hatfr ale Gtptltt ttnitA Gin, bel mir rot.
iuirrebtn. AbtunatpCl
VI. Is, pIatst
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NcrIGnnt.

500 0%rrlu8lttt S&rtttrf, mn g1pdt "a mdatn, tsi
S5islenI"ie II, Co., Rr. 2i2. @et.eaItimertltr
I-g6-3On
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-11
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY DECEMBER H. ls6a-TRIPLE SHEET

with treat regret anything that permit the sxisence OF
aisss living upon ne tolls and degrading
the Industry Of country BY the perpetual collision surerngs
.s1sn'esh' cruelty ana disorder Q. quasi slavery. .
TA rapid szfensoa Of a among he
British Population 81 this quarter q 0e globe has sramp IN
history II we look back shall how slow
The mutation OF the system which grew last into such g.
gan.ic proportions permiI these things shall
white population from America imbued with all the viri-
Isnce OF slave caste and who, while they may
maer. wealth, viii bequeath 10 poserity deadly pol
son and great curse
Arecent writer has shown how strong passion
OF mankind by those who superiority In
physical or intellectual strength compatible the
most cruel treatment OF the lowest class
mens OF luxury and the pleasures mind But there
noning more true than the saying OF the American
philosopher, Dr. Franklin, that there ia In disposition
10 me domination OF persons whom he have
An absolute control and dispose OF At his than TO
have tns services Of who whatever their value
other respects, have the same rights a. himself.
lhe deterioration those tcho labor after
even Few months familiarity with strikes every
mind my a,rtdy vaosd The speech Is altered us
bD.es tnriot. the rtoienf he chilled
happy for those who from their OF justice
Inclined 10 treat dependents with kindness and equity but
ns 70 ms The osssedness subject 70 law which prohb-
Us tns indulgence Of mpeu0ns PASSIONS and makes mat
ter Of necessity well OF interest do right he
sha see.
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The MAINE MuRpER.-The examination Of Howard
A. Cleveland on . charge OF numbering Mfr. warren
George at East Orrington was held at Bangor On
Tuesday last No material additional facts 70 those
heretofore given by US were elected Cleveland was
bound over for trial at tile February term o. me SUI
premc Court for Penobscot county, Anu aIs tiais-
dell the mother OF the accused, was also helI ~
answer at the same time In the sum 81 SbVVy wn%o
security Waa furnished.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-11
The Press Of Northwestern Mexico-Only
Eleven Newspapers to Over Seven Hundred
Thousand Inbabitnnts-Novel Views Con.
corning the Herald and Its Correspondents.
->~~~->~-~~.>.~o,.---~>,


Nothing can better illustrate the intelligence OF
the people OF Northwestern Mexico thar review Of
their newspaper literature. Political philosophers
OF the democratic school tell US that free aud
powerful press II at once the bulwark and guardian
Of republican governments. judgment by this stan
dard would leave the Mexican republic with very
weak bulwark and poor guardian. without how
ever, entering into general review Of the entire
press of the country We shall devote ourselves spe-
ciay to the newspaper kingdom in the States OF the
Northwest-those states In which the American,
people, for some reason seem, TO take deep
interest. And now, for the special benefit OF
your readers facts and figures on the subject
Will be presented. These will speak for
themselves, and their perusal may, doubt, create
stronger desire for the fulGlment Of that manifest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-11

In order to corrOb0rae the statements given above
append the following extracts on this subject from
the most responsible and trustworthy, and, next To
the Melbourne Argus, the most influential and widely
circulated OF Australian Journals the sydney Norm
ig Herald II will be seen from these that the ac-
counts given In this article basel upon the testl-
mony OF Australians themselves and that the Ian
guage used has been no stronger than that OF Q
leading conservative Australian Journal
The accounts have received from authority NOT 70 be
doubted Of the state Of ss native: o. The soh e:
wish 70 raise Issdio objection: against sn'erpss. which
eisy d he ign, RFI past .ysn. Sa
gsS, ' Sc Other e. s s sa ',s rom
4 ba. that they have no local domestic lies and
n: ooaa rSs ssy m a.. PssnsRs
that many OF them are nyssled int. 'hs,I position
sls '1 se,asy stolen from sSsr native s"d When
considered that from ave pound. pounds each
Of a.. h:1 are
they are rspsfsed any one soos, that improper
likely TO be employed TO lure them or that they are go
'uay 'e1.d and taken on board WITHOUT Their consent
s ssss ars . e.
TO overlook the experience OF the whole world II
i IN sSSmnaicn and hat Il. snysns
dsgsdes people and ruins their moral sense the obtain
Jso IN how ,ho time The gy lrgurgsray 1sooae corrupt,
and tie vsry slang Of Ne sars dr'rsr may b "atwasd
Al his presen. monen, there are men engaged this voca.
profit BY such sys,em would have exclaimed with horror
human being. there arises in the minds Of even ven
well mentioned feeling of anasonsm. They
worn out by controversy carried on by
persuasion voience the quickest
the present the method OF
II anything certain is that once habate men Of
superior race to the command Of that Inferior they
viii IL instrument Of fortune. II any ercep
ons made they will be Just such made In regard
dogs and pessd aud cared FOG on account Of their
special value and that sympatny which grows between
aud his beast.
The peop. these colonies hound AT the present
ment 10 awake 20 the creation OF system, not only IN
Qusensand but IL The Southern i.l.na which VIII produce
the misery the natives and bring disgrace upon
civilized people We have pretended TO be the OF
labor a peculiar and separate cause, but we should
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-01
Conservatism of the Church.

The period in which we live is one of dis
cord. Society appears to be almost threat
ened with Reorganization and anarchy
One branch of the government, in the inso-
lence of an assumed power, is tampering
recklessly with the most sacred provisions
of the Constitution, and endeayoring to
usurp the functions of the two other de-
partments, coordinate and 1co-equal with
itself Such rottenness is not found at the
core without unsoundness in the general
body, and men who are SO depraved politi-
cally and publicly, must find some counte-
nance among their constituents, and in the
private relations of life.
In fact, one need not look closely to find
evidence of an extensive contamination in
the moral element of our country. The
family is the unit of the aggregate called
society. 1t is the germ of the nation. If
domestic relations are not maintained in all
purity and stability, the government itself
rests upon an unsound foundation.
Now, it is evident that marriage, the basis
of the family, is no longer held sacred
Divorce is mere question of time and attor-
neys' fees, and Opponents are an item of COM
mon recurrence. Spiritualism establishes
occult afinities not recognized in the laws of
matrimony or Unnatural modesty, while free
loveism and Fourierism throw off all mask
ing, and proclaim a religion of the senses.
With them the family is abolished, and the
nation becomes joint stock company.
1t is true that heretofore we have not seen
much of this evil in the South; enough,
however, to know the meaning of it. Even
Mormonism has stretched its foul hand into
our midst, and many still remember a res
pectable circle of connections and friends
made desolate by it's touch
Throughout the North and West this mix
ture of wickedness and infatuation has be-
come moral pestilence. 1t is q social
scourge and a national peril.
All society combines two elements-the
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KxKRc1sRs ron LINT.

lnsneeate Conosption-Besdes the ordinary seru,ons
on sunday morning, in French 1t O'clock in En-
Trssday' an. and n in En.h Sslosl 9
at the same hour On Frdays-The Way Of tho Cross
e Jaseph-The Lenten services In 81. Josephs Church
III take Piaoe on Sundays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
kItaaye 1t o'clock. p N. Tho exercises consist
Sa q and Of the
Recitation Of the Rosary with aud
md on friday Of the Way Of the Cros The services
81 Joseph. Grstna.-On Sundays 1t 81 p M-ststiou,
o. ne ErSs, on Tuesdays in the
ThursdAys1nstruction In German by Pastor Bene-
diction at the end of each service.
S. IHsresa's Chureh.-Eyery Sunday and Wednesday
at o'clock M there will be Sermons followed by the
enedictiol Of the Most Holy Sacrament Every Friday
formed. 'A ~ ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-01

To THE CLERGY.-We have taken the liberty
ofinclosing several numbers of our paper to each
of the parish priests of this Archdiocese outside
of the city. Will they be kind enough to distri-
tribute them among their paristioners, and to
get US q small list of subsribersf 1t is evident
that even limited support from every parish
would enable us to present the paper in q style
both creditable and agreeable. On whom can
we rely to get us this support except the pas
tors of churchesf We have confidence that
most, if not all of them, will take the trouble
necessary to obtain that result. We know that
the times are hard, and have arranged to take
subscriptions by the half year, or even quarter,
in the same proportion rs for the whole year,
where desirable to subscribers.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-01

DIOCESE OF NEW ORLEANs.-Friday next,
9th of March, will be the anniversary of the
conservation of our Most Rev. Archbishop. At
tho mass appropriate for the dag, the priests
will add to the prayers suitable for the occa-
sion those prescribed by the rubric. 1t was on
the 9Th, of March, 1912, that he received episco-
pal conservation. Thus, on Friday next he will
have accomplished the twenty sixth year of his
episcopate.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-01

To CoRREsPoNDENrs.-Int the Picauane, of
Tuesday last, under the head Of Crlmo in the
City," "Patricius" will find that the article to
which he alludes had pretty good warrant for
its facts. While New Orleans will compare
favorably with any other city, North or West,
in its moral aspects, still, many! things need
amendment; and this can only be effected
by pointing out shortcomings in q spirit and
tone as friendly as that of which he thinks New
Orleans has reason to complain.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-01

TIME FOR FULFILLING THE PASCAL DUTY
According to the Pastoral of His Grace, con-
formally to the authority given by the sover-
eign Pontiff, the time specified for the fulfil.
1nent of the Pascal Communion commences to-
day, first Sunday of Lent, and will terminate on
Trinity Sunday. -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-01

CoNFIRMAT1oN.-Thursda Goth February,
the Most Rev. Archbishop confirmed twenty
ono persons in Amite City, on the Amite, parish
of st. Helena. There are in that locality quite
o large number of Catholics visited from time
to time by the Rev. Father Scotland, of Jack
son. There is chapel already, and it is greatly
to be desired that there should be Il priest per
mainly attached to it, who would thus be en-
abled to minister to the spiritual wants of the
Catholics scattered through the parishes of st.
Helena and Livingston.
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EMBER DAYs.-The Ember Days for spring
occur in the first week in Lent ; consequently,
they will fall ON "Wednesday, Friday, and satnr-
day, the 4th, 9th and 7th instant. According to
the Pastoral of His Grace, these days impose no
additional bligations-Friday alone being a
day of abstinence.
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Mission IN THE CHURCH OF THE IMMACULATE
CONCEPTION, BAEoNNE srREET.-opening on
Sunday, March LIST, Mt High Mass. Sermon at
a and u O'Clock, i. NJ same day.
On Monday, March 2, and on the following
week days: LIST Instruction at A. NJ; I'd In
struction at A. M; Sd instruction at p. NJ;
Ath instruction at ~ p. NJ
Tho Same order of exercises for the following
weeks.