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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-02

ARCHBISHOP MANNING ON RIrUALIsM.-
At the High Mass on Sunday March Ia, IN
the Catholic Pro-Cathedral, Mocrhelds,
london, Archbishop Manning, in the course
of his sermon, referred at great length TO
the doctrine of the Real Presence, in which
he said all within the pale of the Holy
Catholic and Roman Church implicitly pc
lieyed; but their frequent communion gave
them consciousness of that presence,
while others without the duty of the Church
were still in the twilight of doubt ana
nnbelief Christ's presence on the altar
was real. substantial, and personal. But
he was present in the spiritual order. But
wby should the members of the Cathoilc
Church find it difficult to believe IN the
Real Presence who had their Lord upon
their affairs, while certain class without
| believed the same doctrine, and had HIM
not These persons robed themselves IN
the vestments which the priests OF the
Chnrch are robed in. When they approach
Him, they sing the same hymns MS thSse
used in the Catholic Church. They onel
Him fragrance and all the homage OF the I
hearts, but they had Him not; He tth'
Archbishop) loved these people for tn
love thew had for the shadow OF their LORD
We would, he said, do anything
reconcile these people. We would eyel
Law down our lives, but we would not oe
mart from truth to meet their views.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Tun CATHOLIC WORLD May, 1869. The Ca
tholic Publication Society.
This number of the World is not inferior to
any that has proceeded it, Problems OF the +
Age and it's criticsn will command universal
attantieu, Heremore- Brandon" is concluded |
in this issue. The remaining articles are: The
Woman Question; Daybreak; Our Lady's Eas- |
ter: Two Months in Spain during the late
Revolution Pope or People; Emily Linder
Irish Church Act; My mothers only Son; Ca
tholicity and Pantheism; Aubrey de We're in
America; About Several Things; A Chinese
Husbands Lament for his Wife.
ONWARD. May, 1863.
Although there are three or four new con-
| tributors, we cannot say that there is a CORE
sponding improvement in the May number.
Certainly there is no abatement of imbeeile
mafignity towards all that affects the Church.
THE Young CRUSADER. May, 1869. IS
This excellent Juvenile monthly increases in
interest rs it progresses. "Jack the Giant
Killer is continued, as are the Sketches OF
French History" Little Mays Birthday
and "Uncle Daniel" are very interesting.
IMPRACTICAL Advice to Children ON Confession,
bv Mgr. Segur, contains plain and practical in
formation on an important subject, conveyed
, in lucid language, dictated by loving spirit
Npw Er,1.EcrIc MAGAZINE May, 1869.
Under the new order of things, this maya
I zinc presents very attractive features. In thu
. selections, great Judgment and discrimination
$ has been exercised-particularly we are gla'
4 to note that articles of a ~bigoted, partisan
character are excluded. In catering for wide
d spread reading class no greater mistake can b
made than ministering to prejudices, or foster
"a ing a taste which finds qualification in wount
\ ing the feelings of those with whom we ma
# happen to differ. The contents of this numbt
1t present many attractions, and we are safe
re saving that the New Eclectic stands at I'll
10 head of the class of publications to which
belongs
no AN ABRIDGED SPECIMEN OF PRINTING Typ
made at Bruces New York Type Fonnof
LII 1869.
ct This may not inaptly be called book OF Q
n fine 4sFts.-Ia- CHANGING oyer its contents,
can realize the beauty and perfection VIM
7 characterize all that emar1ates from 7brue'
celebrated type foundry. E. c. Palmer q Z
~ a. 90, 95 and "a Camp street, are the agents
yn this city, through whose courtesy we have be
We furnished with the Specimen"
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IIousEHoLp rURNIrURE. RIANos AND oFFIcI

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS AND OFFICE
Ill Furniture at Auction VI ~, n
ny r. DEAN, Jr Auchoneey GfBceSNo. 1sa GravieI
street. VIII be sold MONDAY, May =, AZ ~
o'clock, at his New Auction Room, No. isS Grnyier
Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads, Armoirs Marble
Top Bureaus, washstands, Sofas Spring Seat Chairs
boards Extension Tables, Canc and Wood Seat Chairs
Hat Racks Double and Single Safes Mattresses, Car
| Upright and square Pianos and Office Furniture
AisoEOue large invoice of Walnut and Poplar Extrs
Misses Cottage Beds Walnut aud Painted Cottage Bod
f' Ter@caah in United States Treasury nsa On
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THE SEcREr.-Itis not great wealth OF
hioh station which makes a man happy.
Many of the most miserable beings on earth
have both; but it is radiant, sunny spirit;
which knows how to bear little trials and
enioy little comforts, and which thus ex'
tracts happiness from every incident OF lie
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is unnecessary:
New ORLEANS, April 22,r 1859.

NEW ORLEANS, April %, fS69. |
To the Proprietor Of the House. GraSisr street
Dear Sr-Some two hours since untortu- |
nately lost the sum of ten dollars, which money
belonged to nv mother, who sent me up town
to get it from friend, who loaned her twelve
dollars. Two dollars were stolen by news
boy, and in trying to get that money back,
lost all on Rondo. ras i
FAIR FOR ST. MARY's ORPHAN BoYs.-To-
morrow, Sd of May, a fair will be opened at
Odd Fellows Hall, for the benefit of st. Mary's
Orphan Boys Asylum, Third District. This is
highly meritorious charity, and just now,
owing to the failure of the Legislature to pass
the usual appropriation, iabors under great
pecuniary embarrassment. With four hundred
orphans depending on them, the directors have
no other resource but an appeal to charitable
community, who have never been deaf to calls
of this description. Devoted ladies have the
matter in hand, under whose auspices we are
warranted in saying that nothing will be left
undone to make the fair a success.
We have received for the first time copy OF
the BrooklyH Catholic, dated April "a. 1t is q
handsome sheet, full of excellent articles, one
of which, with our Introductory remarks, if
credited to the Pittsburg Catholic.
THE IRISH CIT1zEN.-we take pleasure il
directing attention to the advertisement rela
tive to this paper in another column. Thu
editor John Mitchell, is known as one of tn
abiest writer's of the day, whose integrity an'
patriotism are unchallenged even by those VIII
have little sympathy with his views. In thes
corrupt days it is pleasant to point to one ma,
whose purity and disinterestedness is unques
toned even by bitter opponents. 1t will b
seen that several now features are now bein
carried through the columns of the -Citise'
which cannot fail to add to its attractivenes
The terms are 50 a year.
CHURCH DEsTRoYED.--The hurricane whic
swept over portion of the parish of st. job
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Francis Lauer 6l5 Magazine street im1PoTf ea
III md tSbie cutlery etc etc. is enabled 70 supply ta
lies with these and divers other things that enter ~
advertisement
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pRorRIEroR AND EDIIoR JoER 1GITcIIE
THE rRrsH CITIZEN

"
THE IRISH CITIZEN ~
Contains forty broad columns. There Now Appearing
I'm s an elaborate Defence of the Britsh 0osernmens
in Ireland by the editor To be raInedsasiy followed
by q continuation Of the
EDIroR's JOURNAL, -
no longer "Jail Journnl1 beginning with arrival m
New York In 1853; Life and Eabors In New York; Lata
in the Mountains of Tennessees Establishment q va
r,opa ncwHpapersi Life In Washington in france
.,ro .voral times, In tho Southern Confederacy-sE-
periences and there Evacuation Of kiennonat
Fortress Monroe; and again in New York
ITF CITIZEN win also conainGe to be supplied
With several series of Local. Historical and biographical
Issays and Sketches; together with Irish eorresFone-
rca from one of the informed and zoaious nRtfn
| alists in thatcountry.
Ia constant aim via be- heretofore, to defend the
1shYeople from unjust attack, and make thenselvea
aud their cause better known upon this continent where
IL is the persistent object of Englsh and
can writer's to oxerhelm them with Islander ans insult
TERMS %
Half "a
Clubs cGH5 a q Ten or more to for s 50
,. Zach ao5is; to those who raise Cube
i.'''' sE 1psscI always NJ ADVANCE.
i Office. ils Nassau street.
PSstoSe B0 i1roashout tho United States supplied By
tho american News Company lsi Nassau strss, ~
S YORK ia1'i'' N.Y. y
>roHY q. RYAN, WHOLESALE DEALER IN
n . Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors,
o. Toopitoulas street. between Lafayette and aiFOd.
Now 0fi'@n' ryasm
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" Baab. corner Camp and st. Mary streets,
opposite the ST. Marys Market keeps an nes
Chasnpaenes etc. which deliverdfree OF charge
See advertisement.
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THE LITTLE CoRPoRAL. May, 1862 II d
A very appropriate, instructive and amusing
juvenile monthly, conducted with great Juag7
ment, and afforded at an extremely low price
by A. L. Sewen 81 Co., Chicago, lll'--------
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WE HAVE REDUCED
5000 yards laac CALICO to 1oo per gard.
5000 i5c to I2ic
sac Il q SOC PERCALES to $50 per yard
1000 a5c and a5c BAREGEs to zoe per yard
$500 /" as. 4o,fls and SOC to ase
1000 40 50 and coo MozAMBIQUEs 1850 per I'd
1900 10 Use MUsLIEs to Iaac per yard =
1000 200 4" to l3c
eaoo as, 40 and SOC MUsLINs to use per yard.
| 500 IS and SOC GINGHAMS to a5c -, 49,
| 1900 90 and $50 tol5c
Etc, Etc, Etc.
WE HAVE ALSO MADE REDUCTIONS IN
Dress Trimmings and Buttons,
| Embroideries and Laces,
HoopskiNs and Corsets
o.,''- Goods for Boys Wear,
Goods for Mems Wear,
Domestics and Linens,
white Goods,
Mourning Goods
, Lace Shawls,
Etc, ETC., etc
our present stock of Goods
HAS NEVER BEEN SURPASSED
If equaled, in Variety. DesiraSleness or cheaPnes
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new ApYERTIsEMEMTs.
nLD INFALLIBLE IN.
OVER THIRTY YEARS HEFoRE THE PUBLIC
DIR. McLA MES
CELEBRATED yERAlIFuGE.
Tho saisst and Most Reliable Wozz sstfcyes 'nsshs

-. 4, ,s = n ~ y II n X 44nE
me Sans, and Mos. ns,iseio weIsE s.oyss ii sAs
II " w 40 world q
~ No Adother's Nursery should 30 visaoat it
Are your ehi y ailing now' Z.
have iaey Continual ltenng q me -. 80
rf.ss,sss Tsr, ss-l,e, ,ao,s, M
Havsthey Furrsd Tongue and pi,agreeabss fastsf
siyE THEN a s. ~ yEEa ME
.Ase s''s u,,S..ee, I. = III - -ss III
Have they they ns.sss s saas
GIVE THEM McI.ANEs vERnlIFuGE gf
BE wsrsea IN time. Delays are aaDEe.sua- gs,
McLANEs yEhM 4 = laes
y no dangerous as sugar s candy aiDs
may DO given to the ssnasres. infant Or asoa asl
Be sure you get DE-. 9, laI-AsEs cELEpRATED
yERMrFUGE. aossaJ siis saois
None ssnuins shous The ssns1Sss :,
Sold all over the world. i's .nlas sM1
= ,i,s lard not hay.1c sssn reds
- 49, ss,sr. - I. bare I. seDro,,g
this day issse fer tho baasst Of IL rsa<ssa
CARD. ~ ~. rus
. yr..r :. Oh, Fcsso,ss Han COR The bsuss II tis
and labor attsasant thereon have been absorbed IN
ss % ans IS sa
s% s s
q. fbe saef In his own church and from pulpif
yet 1T is duty hc owes TO the public g ne re
Ii s@s. o. =
%s = sad
as never upon any 9eeasion hass sa
s sasssss :, 80 - a,.sa a. 49, { q
ss5Ensaa !. Y ss sea s I
spseis, atssnaea ~ New he
and erdite Of he Times NE DamifIy aE Y
ssStea a az though lat not ieas
10 fse Sgss wng ass is Deevss ts Msss
and Nell Mrs nirk NIT. Lpsy Viz a. AZ "a
aean n.d Mast 9nhesitatinriy cav mat tohs wild
lady assisted BY his respected brother M r.. pssss a
cess table woe sneinslxs e he g .,. 5sn
pet gesen W ~ Miss Ilzse have tsF
M which has finally fallen to the lot Of No. 9 -.
VS. i viii here claim .ns inangense ~ and sesi 4
did witness so mnen ts set1S Nv NJ Thoo
Marley and bis respected hs her Ie the W. osanSn
gratitude Of which shall ever nsar ess ys,
collection and shall Dc e Ts ncv ,nbio III
at M Mss Mary Tatzsimnaons and her sister
who coested large Of money previous to the n
for sho table. :. =, .,.. ,v,,s che ,,.s. d
o,ons ana highly Favored liquors. owing eheg 70
superior ssa o. AT 1870 ~ 81 Pb@tn % "a
his Spread Is his fame the lnanuaetars e nscsaE,
ale and liberal eiEsns and niss one q ~ Sss
pro- tho Academy and Phssniz like tho sabaH =
to tsss l In q seas always 20 reaiSas In he
regioH sae SsSss9 ssstg
r'sls I S ssis ss =. "a, dss
the hieess erels hASanS lasne ess ~ III
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A notice in another column will REMIND mem M
~, ~ the Hbernian Benevolent Association that the
regular monthly meeting takes place on Alouh9
oli natant at half past seven O'clock
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Tu;sbing 70 plense the dear pupils parents and &c
r5in "a their lust requests, the Superior of the Con-
ent Of St. Joseph ION ST. Philip street corner OF Cat
@ infoSns tbe public that daring the bathing season
onT Academy viii be moved to Bay St Louis where we
sosscas on fhe sea shore, eligible property anu
TarSs additions having been made to this establish
10 IL a easy and agreeable for to crafty the desire
~ both pereuts and pupsprocnrng the latter an
cent and healthy recreation without ntermisson IN toe
Ths exhibition Award of Premiums and Vacation,
win take place only "i'eF 0oR '''''in " my2 Ct
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rEAs-A SPECIALITY.

WITH resident luyer In New York TO take advantage
of decline in the market and select desrane Rooos
for the the trade, free of brokerage and com
missions buying exclusively for cash, We are always
enabled to offer superior Inducements to close buyers
Our present stock Is large and well selected.
In addition to invoice of steamer George Washng'on
now ischargng in the consignment IL straight marx
of choice OOLoNG TEAS, which we viii dispose OF Mt
prices cost and charges, as we look ior
lower market n
JOHN GIBSON, SON & CO.'S CELEBRATED Rfh
wHIsKEYS.
We arc the sole agents for the Of the above Whs
kevs They are well known for purity age and flavor
100 barrels of the different grades in store and Tor sae
We would particularly call the attention Of saloon pro
| prietors to those Whiskeys 15a5ss-r
COFFEE
z 500 sacks Rio. prime TO choice
$50 pockets pure Java. Fl g34sssA
SPICES -,..g
/ Pepper, Alspiee Gloves, Nutmrgs, Ginger, etc.
a;as t.8 sUNDRIES af
800 barres Reetiaed Whisky Western brands ,esf
100 = choice Bourbons- ~.
100 = imitation Bourbons.
so New York Gin.
so ouarters and eeiIths New York Brandy.
$50 boxes pints and qts. wolfes scheida1n sehnapps
iOs Hostetter's BitteIs
4 500 Starch.
1000 Candles-full weight IA and IL ounces
$50 gross Washing Blning .-t
$50 boxes Port and Sherry Wine in bottles
100 Pure Cognac7 Brandy, in bottles.
200 barrels Crushed Sugar
SMITH s. McKENNA,
e,n 81 and 80 Poydras street.
TDHE HOT AIR. FLUE CHARTER OAK
THE BEST BREAD BAKING STOVE I
THE UNITED STATES.
~lrr4zE sR4Azs- es Ass Baked in CHATTER oAl
.ErRtzs 4,sssAF I, se 1850 Baked in n CHATTER oAl
BREAD Of lsea baked in CHARTER oA1
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READ THE FOLLOWING


.'.a-a- READ THE FOLLOWING: "a
"NEw ORLEANS. April Q, 1859.
Co In the wear 1855 the first Charter Oak stove they
sold T aI s0g T h1s Efs r TER and hee
fully Oak Stove 70 al fcns
that no other Stove cOn have proved
durable and satisfactory for such Ing ITSer
.,-t..I "l94 Washington street, New orieans-
A Thirteen Years. Test of the Charter OAK
The above identical CHARTER OAK was exhibited
n, our recent State Fair and furnishes an everlasting
800 r the great superiority OF the Charter Oak over all
other Stoves.
Great Southern Agents,
30 and Of Camp and SOS Magazine streets,
Dealers in Hardware Nails, Cutlery ana Cooking STOVES
) my2 ct
4TBERSIA FIRE INSURANCE. CoMPANY.-1n
conformity to motion of adjournment meeting OF the
sbacrbers to the Stock of the Hiberna Fire Insur-
apoe Company as wen all persons favorable to the
enserprise viii be held at the Hall of Hibernian Benev.
oleut Assocaton Gravier street for the purpose OF
eaectine a permanent organization, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, May 5th, ut q O'CLOCK a ipi1 "s'0HU'-O'
| is earnestly requested
EDWARD CoCHRANE, President pro tenn.
JOHN McPHELTN, Secretary pro tenn mya
HALL HIBERNIAN MUTUAL BENEvo
| LENT AssoCIATIoN.-The Regular Meetings OF thu
Association will take place on tho first and thirt
THURSDAYS of each month, at Il o'clock p NJ at th'
schoolhouse on Nargny street. between Casaeavo an'
Grestmen streets, Third District
fe21 Iy ROBERT bAh1Nt%l 80 49,
HAIL OF HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT Assc
citation of New Orleans, 100 GravieF street. Nay e
Is6e-Tbe Regular Monthly Meeting OF TINS AssoolsO
IN no held at the Hall on MONDAY EVENING
NAV I'd at u o'clock Punctua attendance is reques
) ed. By ORDER
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We are not selling out to close business, but on the
contrary are daily receiving Fresh Supplies from forced
s.1ss at the North bought for cash. which, with our
LIGHT expenses-haying rent, to pay-enables us TO
maize such reductions above without loss to our
selves and to the great advantage of our patrons
We take great pride in business and have always
stiven to ennoble by fair dealing and Studying the
wants and interests customers The e$traordina
nv success has crowned our efforts proves Deyon"
neradyenture that the have pursued is the
rgbt one and tho only change we shall make in the
- "a greater lborality towards friends and our
present position and condition justhes the promise
j. A. BRAsELMAN. d d. ApNSAS'
J. A. BRAsELMAN & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Cash Dealers in Foreign and Do
nestle Dry Goods,
$50 and 5s Magazine street. of ST. Andrew street.
| my21t ------
" BAAB, DEALER IN
FANCY AND FAMILY GROCERIES,
Constantly on hand fine assortment of
Fancy Groceries, Fine Wines, Champagnes,
Cordials, and Other Liquors, Preserves,
Can Fruits, Teas, etc.
CORNER OF CANT AND ST. MARY STREETS
Opposite the Magazine Market,
NEW ORLEANS.
| Goods delivered free of charge. my2 I'm
FRA8cIs IAUER,
EnoRTER OF AND DEALER IN
r CHINA, EARTHEN AND GLASS WARE
silver, Plated and Table Cutlery,
COAL OIL LAIPs, CnImNEYs
r House Furnishing Goods, Etc,
Magazine street. corner Josephine 'Ol
-mysIm NEW ORLEANS
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SMIrH &. McKENNA,
WHOLESALE eRocERs,

81 and go. .... Poydras street. 81 and 80
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
m rTrzwILLIAlA 4 90, 1lGo


+ rTrzwILLIA1a 4 co, .5lGo @
he Wholesale and Retail
BLANK book MANUFAcTuRERs /
AND JOB PRINTERS
No. &c Camp street, New Orleans.
LEDGERs. aah ~
JOURNALS, - '--
e-'' CAsH-BooKs,
1Tafz II a5 DAYBooKs.
s5sai 5*.t INVOICE BOOKS,
COTTON LEDGERs. s+ Pc @.A# \
H. Cotton, Sugar, and Produce RECEIPT BOOKS.
COTTON JOURNALS. 1900
F4 ~. COTTON ABSTRACT BOOKS
ii eiaea COURT DocKETs,
- MINUTE BOOKS, |
WAGON RECEIPT hooks. ETC.
Always on hand or made to order of required size
and style of Ruling and Binding.
Mercantile and Legal BLANKS Of all kinds con-
stanty on hand, or printed to order.
WE HAVE OUR OWN
JOB PRINTING OFFICE AND BINDERY,
And are therefore prepared execute all orders prompt
ly and at the lowest rates.
A Large Stock of
PAPER, ENVELOPES, INKS and GENERAL
STATIONERY,
Always on hand
We respectfully solicit orders from our friends ant
will take particular give satisfaction both as
{ price and quality.
: T. FITZwILLIAM & CO.,
rva &c Camp street.
;. ,,prsu cRoCERIEs CHOICE GROCERIES
l. Fine and Fresh Black and Green TEA.
# Old Java and Rio COFFEE. -
. Joha J. Roe Rawsons brand of choice sugar y ufe
20 HAMS. . :.
BREAKFAST BACON. ,,
New Goshen BUTTER; Choice Leaf LARD
IL Together with large and assorted stock OF
7. Fruits Juice, Pickles Sauces and ketenoRs se
h brands of Flour always on hand Our VINES al
TiGuors are pure of the best quality which we w
., ! sell mt the lowest cash prices
Il All goods delivered free of charge:
- 90 A. w. SKARDON 81 Co.,
mxa1t Corner of jackson and Rousseau SITS.
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The stock consists of all varieties of DRY GOODS
French Damask and Table Linens,
French Toile de Coutrai and Irish Linens,
Lace and Muslin Curtains and Quilts,
White Goods of evory description,
Ladies' EMBROIDERED DRESSES NIGHT
GOWNS and CAMISoLES,
Fmbroidered and Plain Linen Cambria Handkcr
chiefs,
French and English Hosiery of every quality,
Ladies' and Gents Under Garments:
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-02

Full Stock of
A1r, DESCRIPTIONS OF DRY GOODS,
Which will be offered at unusually Low Prices.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

uAII HTBERNIAN MUTUAL BENEVOLENT
Association of St. Joseph Society pursuant 10
adjournment will meet their Hail. on Marais street
ncar Common, on WEDNESDAY, the 5th inst, ae !
o'clock p NJ Punctual attendance is requested.
,o,, j. j. BARTON, Sec'y pro tenn.
A COMFORTABLE HOUSE FOR SALE ON
Raronne street, near Felicity Road.
Seven Rooms, Water works Gas N every E9@nni 9
Let about by 12s well laid out az Flower esEaeH
and with Fruit Trees. -==
price $4,000, of which $1,000 must be cash.
Anvil, ~ Lock Box 7ss, New Orleans Postofice.
Apply ~ -1O> mya 1t
| GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
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WE HAVE OUR OWN
JOB PRINTING OFFICE AND BINDERY,
And therefore prepared all orders prompt
ly and at the lowest rates.
WE HAVE OUR OWN

A Large Stock of
PAPER, ENVELOPES, INKS and GENERAL
STATIONERY,
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-,,,,z..- .s 1855 Baked in a cHARTER OAK
D ss 1855. Baked in n ARTER-eAKl
PR PRIZE pEEA, Of 1sea Baked in a CHARTER OAK
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DEDUCTIONS EXTRAORDINARY!
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The above identical CHARTER OAK was exhibited
at our recent State Fair and furnishes an everlasting
proof of the great superiority Of the Charter Oak over all
other Stoves
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nY2It
IoNvENT OF ST. JOSEPH.

J. LEVUiS,
-a1t Corner Canal and Bourbon streets
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A Thirteen Years. Test of the Charter Oak
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RICE BROS co,
Great Southern Agents "'
50 and Of Camp and SOS Magazine streets
Dealers in Hardware Nails Cutlery and Cooking stoves
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-02

We respectfully solicit orders from our friends, and
will take particular give satisfaction both as to
price and quality.
T. FITzwILLIAM & Co.
,,re 76 Camp street.