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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-02

E'oK BOSTON VIA
FALL RIVER DIRECT.
The world renowned steamers
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE,
Commander BRAYroN, Comm ander SIMMONS,
viii leave alternate days) DAILY
from pier 80 n orh river,
foot of Chambers street,
AT FIVE p. NJ
DODwORTHs CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT EVERY EVENING.
'ni' 10 'D' 0"' SUNDAY sun NiaHr BOAT.
PROVIDENCE passengers BY. the above steamers VIII
leave Fall River $50 A. M arriving at $50 A. NJ.
RETURNING will leave PROVIDENCE at 8 r. NJ, making
direct connection with the boat and allowing good nights
rest on board each way.
To better accommodate the public the splendid
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY,
Commander LRwIs Commander MILLER,
will leave (aternate days. DAILY
Sundays excepted)
from pier % North river
AT $50 P. NJ FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT.
FREIGHT received at pier 80 up to 7; NJ.
and at pier 8 up 70 ~ I: NJ each evening.
JAMES FISK Jr., President,
NJ. R. SIMONS Managing Director,
CHAS. II. VALE, General Passenger Agent,
II. II. MANGAM, Freight Agent,
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COASTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

pACIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP CoxPANY's
cALTF6RSfh HSSSfh AND k'Se CHINA. In
Through r,s. rates New York to San Francisco
Outside. Inside. Second Cabin. stserage.
Steamer. of the 's sSove line leave pier No. ~ North Se
OF oS s sEef' fri Z SD ss EACH MONTH
except when those days fall Sunday, then the day
One hundred pounds baggage free each adult Medicine
AUGUST I-ALAsKA, Captain Gray, connecting with
COLORADO, Captain Parker.
Steamer Leaving Angus. II connects closely with steamer
received until r. Tuesday August 10 All usual aciI.
tiles afforded shippers in collecting inland charges &c
apply at the companys ticket ohce on The whsr 100, oil
HAyANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ ,,.. ..o,,r
every twenty days from pier IA East river, at IL NJ
cIEoPATRA saT CAPTAIN Phirp.. TUESDAY. Aususil7
CITY or MEXICO. CAPTAIN Deakeo Aon'a'' september
ior freight or passage 'pgl, ALEXANDRA T. SONS,
80 Broadway
NIrETS s,ATss MIL a, sTpAHsi Tp hAyAS COMPANY
Sailing regularly every Thursday, at SoeockP +. NJ pre-
s,y from pie, Mo- Ssr's K r,yS Greene August
SS$oTs ", Fs@sr VIA Nassau. sSSs: Z Z
f''''e'''' OF ''st q. WHEELER, Jr, President
TExAs LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS.
The Al steamer TITLE Captain Partridge is now re-
August T.
Through bills OF ladng gwen 10 Houston all goods con-
signed to the Houston Drec, Navigation Company.
'0' ''''S"' y p'''"e' "rpS6 ii. MALLORY 4 CO.
The steamer GENERAL sEDGwICk will follow.
JrOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
II MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE,
comprising the first class steamships
CRESCENT cfTY B. nisre,S
Nspts q W r. Henry
GENERAL MEADE. .Captan A. W. Sampson
UNITED Captain w. Norton
The steamship -
UNITED STATES,
Captain Geo. l.. Norton,
will be despatched on Saturday, Aug T. o'clock M,
from pier ~ North river.
Freight received through rates for st. Louis, Mobile and
Galveston.
The SHERMAN viii succeed Saturday August a.
For freight or passage having superior accommodations
apply to rn,uru
40 Broadway.
NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
H The Cromwell Line.
Steamships OF this line viii leave pier No North river, at
O'Clock r. NJ, as folows:
GEO. WASHINGTON. 80. .Gager. Saturday, August
Freight taken for st. Louis Mobile and Galveston al
through rates.
For passace srt second class, freight apply
II. Is. CROMWELL CO., 70 West street.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


Ar AUCTION, OIL PAINrIEos-BT PHILIP LEVY
IA aA the Artists Saesroom 30 Nassau street, Tuesday and
Wednssday, August s.Dd Commencing q halfpss ter
O'Clock A. ~ Over 100 choice Works Of Art BY eminent
arts In the collection will be found choice works BY Geo.
Hawck J. n. Culverhouse, w. A G. Frerchs A. Nelrose,
Howard HILL Ayerheim and many others Of equal eminsnce
A J. WILpEY, AUCTIONEER>OFPICE 10 BROAD
street-Large and positive sale Of magnificent Honse
hold Furniture superb rosewood octave PfAnofore. Pier
Mirror &C.. Monday, August commencing at l0 O'clock
at the large brown stone resdence s6 East NIneteenh
streetEegsnt French sstn brocate and hne rep Suits
Centre Tables: &c rch Dining Room Furniture and Table
Ware, magnificent Bedroom Furniture 6ne carved wal
nut &c pure Hair Mattresses, dne Carpets, &C. Full par
tculars IN catalogues.
UCTION NOTICE-AT LESS THAN AUCTION
IA preesSwo magnificent brocate Parlor Suits; also two
walnut rep Suits; lot OF Parlor Chamber Library and
Dining Furniture cheap for cash. Sc Beecker street, near
Broadway.
UCTIoN NOTICE.-R T. HAZELL, AUCrIONEER.
public auction, on
TUESDAY, August g. at 10 O'Clock A. M,
at 800 West Thirty-fouHh street,
Lot or Household Furniture consisting In part OF Parlo
Chamber and Bedroom Furniture In suits, Carpets, &c.
well worth the attention of buyers.
&c. FREEMAN,
Attorney for Mortgage.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ITO BUILDERS AND REAL ESTATE OwNERs.-c0ME,
examine and buy our imported Roofing Felt You can
apply yourselves TO your buildings You use In place
OF tn IL thick durable and cheap Don't use any other
material until You have this article.
Is. II. MARTIN, " Maiden lane and u Liberty ~
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TROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY.-THE FAST
est, elegant evening river Steamboats, in the world. Tho
VANDERBILT CONNECTICUT leaves pier a North
river foot Of Spring evening Saturdays except
sd O'clock and foot q West Thlrtyoyr street ats
other route and like reduction TO Buffalo Niagara
Falls all points West to Saratoga Sharon. Lake George an
mont and western Msssschusetts Tickets sold and state
broadway, New York. and No. Court street, Brooklyn:
Also Bus West street, above Spring. Passengers landed
10 Saratoga In time for breakfast.
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STOCk AND FIXTURES OF CONFECTIONERY,
Fruit and Stationery Store will be sold auction Tues.
day. August not SOLD this day ge3 Myrtle avenue,
Sandford street, Brooklyn. Rare chance. MR. FOLEY
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY DAY LINE-CHANGE OF
"a time. The steamboats, C. vlBBARD and DANIEL
DEEW WILL on and after Thursday, JSy leave Desbrosses
Point Cornwall Newburg, Peughkeepsie Tvo Rhinebeck,
Catsk and Hudson Tickets sold ard baggage checked
board the boats to all points New York CenraE Rensse
laer aud Saratoga railroads.
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POLITICAL.

CEvENTH WARD JACOB COHEN DEMOCRATIC AS
- socaiion will meet Tueeday. August ATTY I. NJ,
the Stadt theatre A. and Bowery Prominent speakers
Will address the meeting The friends OF Jacob Cohen who
him candidate Supervisor invited 10 attend
MORRIS BENNET, President
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THE THIRTY.EIGHTH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION BY
the American Institue will be held between Sixtyhird
and siIyonrth streets on Third avenue IN 90
reception Of steam engines and other heavy machinery on
the st 10 the 9Th Of September next and to the public the
9Th Persons desiring TO exhibit works Of art laborsaving
applications for space by writing to s. d. TlLLMAN Amer
can Institute New York.
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ucTloN sALE..ERMN NICHOLS Z Co. AUc-
Large sale Of over $4,000 worth Of =

Magnificent Household Furniture,
al made to order for the present owner the elegant resi-
deTe lls Twenty street. block from Broadway
SiMh avenue, this day (Monday August commencing at
wood Pianoiore; Paror Suits, covered with French satin
and reps Etageres Cabinets Bronzes Clocks Paintings,
vases statuary Bookcases Rosewood and Walnut Chamber
Furniture Mattresses, Linen Sdeboard, Extension Tables,
Chairs Lounges Sofas Rockers Curtains Mirrors Glass,
China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery &c. Parties wishing
to attend this sale take Broadway Sixth stages
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o O'clock at l3l East Twelfth street. between Third and
Fourth avenues, all and entire the elegant Furniture
tanned In that four story brown private residence,
comprising Parlor Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture
walnut Dressing Cabinets With French plate mirrors
Extension Side and other Tables; Mirrors Clocks
esses, Feather Pillows, superior Lace Curtains Cornices
Pets English BInsses and other Stair Carpets and English
ware Kitchen Utensils Dealers buyers specially invited
No reserve. Positive sale, rain or shine.
CAMPBELL, Jr Salesman.
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MO DOSING.-DR GARDNER ASSOCIATION HAS
IN removed IL Clinton place, Eighth street, Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-02

TAMES CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER AND REAL ESTATE
81 Agent, Office SIS Washington sreet-Household Furni-
ture this day. at 10 O'clock of the four story dwelling co
varck street. Beach, comprising the Furniture therein
Consists of Parl0r Furniture Brussels and Ingram Carpets
English hall oco.hs Mating chestnut Chamber Suits,
Paiasses Mattresses Bureaus Washstands Tables Chairs
Cottage and Iron Bedseads all the Chandeliers Gas FIX
lures, Extension Table, Dining and Kitchen Furnure also
q of Gents Clothing.
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pLANs AND SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE EREc.
tion OF substantial Shedding upon pier SS and the North
undersigned from whom detailed nform4tion be
morning. August There should two descriptions of
bids. for iron sides and for sdes Roof
be gravel Contractor must furnish all labor and masa
and finish the work before September 30 References
General Agent Empire Ira nsportaiion Company,
pier IA North river
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A UCTIoN NoTICE-J MINOR TAYLOR, AUCTION.

UCTlON NOTICE.. MILNOR TAYLOR, AUCTION
~ eer.-Magnfcent Household Furniture.
Drawing Room Suits, Pianofortc Bronzes, Paintings,
Stauary Books Mirrors velvet Carpets Chandeliers Silver
Plate, at public auction on this day Monday August at
the elegant brown stone mansion 81 West Fifteenth street,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues commencing l0 o'clock
Drawing Room Suits covered crimson god blue gold
TEL Of the richest descrpon Marquetere Bois de Rose,
Cabinets Etageres, Tables, rosewood Bookcase, Encogn
ure Lace Brocade Curtans Bronze Clock Bronze Sta
tuary Paintings by eminent artists Serves Ornaments,
Books Hatsand rosewood walnut Dressing Bureaus Bed
steads Wardr0bes COmm0des suite, Louis XIV
Hair, Spring Mattresses Bedding Dining Room Extension
Table Buffet elegant sets ruby, crystal Glassware. Silver
vices Sheffield Table Cutlery China Dinner Tea Sets Linen
Sale peremptery N. B-Pares wishing attend this sale
take Fifth avenue stages Sixth cars.
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NfARSHAL's SALE.-R. FIELD, AUCTIONEER, WILL
M sell Monday at 10 o'clock sharp, BY virtue of several
wrts of execution at northwest OF Sixth
Thirtieth street the entire Contents consisting of Stock
Lease Of premises BY order Of r Collins City Marshal
MORTGAGE SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD
M Furniture, this Monday afternoon at o'clock pre-
cisey a the three story residence 72 West Twenty sixth
street. between Sixth and Seventh consisting
Panofore three Paor Suits covered with French
brocatel and green reps, Centre Tables Curtains Mirrors
Paintings Vases Bronzss Parlor 0rnaments, Etagsres
China Ware Cutlery rosewood and walnut Bedsteads
Weshsands, Commodes, Hair and Spring Mattresses,
Bedding, Linen. Stair Carpets, Ocoths &C. by of j.
Riedel Attorney for Mortgage.
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ID GAFFNEY, AUCTIONEER, 225 BowERy- SELLS
4, Monday a. ioS o,closa & the nne Furniture Of fam
Bedsesds, Bedding, marble top Bureaus Centre Tables
mahogany Chairs Rocking Chairs, Sofas Brussels Carpets
Mirrors Tables Chairs Dining Tables Castors copper Fish
Boilers, Show Cases, Gold Watch and Chain. Dealer,
and buyers invited.
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sALB--wArCHEs AND JEWELRY.
r. FIELD Auctonoor lbs Chatham street VIII seil this
ay, Il Il O'Clock go cis o Gold and sivs! Watehes Pins
Rngs Earrings Bracele Necklaccs Guard, Fob and vess
Guns PISTOLS Musical and athematica lnstru'
nsnts Fancy Goods Ac worthy the attention OF Dealers
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WILLIAn wiTTRRS AUCrIoNEER SELLS THIS
teel Furniture &C., three story house Fine Carpst nne
Beddpg French plate Mirrors Paotngs two P1sior sns
and other Chairs Centre Extension Tables, China Dinner
Tea Se Sverwae Stoves three fine second hand Car
pets Ocohs for halls Easements in lots to fsm
lies and dealers Goods packed and shipped
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ISAAC WOLF, AUCTIONEER, OPFICE $40 GRAND
street. will sell this ucsday) August at l0J1 O'Clock
the entire large Stock and the Fixtures Of the Grocery
No. 1T Wooster street, consisting part of barrels
Moasses Flour Meal also boxes of Soap, Candies
Spices canned Fruits Also all the splendid Fixtures N
the said store Sale pOstiye,
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TNOR SALE-TwO VALUABLE FARM MARES, $40
II each large sound work Horse, S175, II hands,
years old warranted in every respect New Chambers
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TXCISE NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL AP.
~ ply to the Metropolitan Board of Excise the I'd
of August 1862 tor license to sell and sprtuous
liquors, wine, ale and beer, at 745 Broadway
SAMUEL II. SMITH.
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AT THE SAN FRANCISCO STABLES, ia IVES
ForysiIh street will be sold cheapA sundown Phas
ton, made by Brewster Of Broome street Buggy
pole ana shafts same maker also single and double Hal
ness, made by Dunscomb
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RY ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON. AUCTIONEER.
- Ofce and salesro0m, 81 Nassau street.
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL will sell on Wednesday,
August at II o'clock, at their salesroom 81 street
large and extensive sale of Books,
Law Books. Catalogues on Monday.
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II HARL SCHwIEGER, METZGER, Won SIEBENRIN
N gen, Oberamt, Stuttgart, welche noch NIGHT lang
her s wunschte sen camerade Metzger Stuttgart
sprechen und be6ndet sch in der 4S strasse, No. 140
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n II. PIERsoN. AUCTIoNEER.
BY A. D. MELLICK, JB BRO, Auctioueers and Dealers
in New Jersey Real Estate. % Pine street, New FORK.
TUESDAY, AU0CsrA
s12M,
absolute sale,
by order Of j. r. Gilmore, ESQ. Of
7s very desirable villa Pios
al Orange, N J,
beautifully located Scotland street, directly south of Tre
mont avenue within FIVE minutes walk Of Monose and

way daily 55 minutes from York by the Morris and
Essex Railroad These Lots situated the centre Of the
lovely Orange Valley nicely shaded and just at the base
OF the far-famed Orange Mountain and In the immediate
vicinity Of the elegant residences of Messrs Charles Could
John g. vose and many other New York business
Also, the day. 80 villa Plots four minutes walk
from the Brick Church so minutes from New
and three minutes walk from the Newark horse
Churches schools and aores and entirely surrounded BY
best improvements in Orange
There will also be offered desirable Resdence y0r6O lot
6orlsO with great abundance OF fruit shade and ornamental
shrubbery.
and great exeons will be made by the and aucton
10 make Of the most agreeable successful
sales of the Special train from the foot OF Barclay
street at l0 o'clock A. M. Free will be gwen
of BOYS or letters captain John Young with efficient
force Of attaches will be the train a suspicious
characters boys collation. will be furnished before
sae For railroad passes, and full particulars apply
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RY ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
- Ohce and salesr0om, 81 Nassau street.
OIL Paintings, Chromos, Engravings &c.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL will sell on Tuesday, Au-
gust B. at IL O'clock at their saesroom, 37 Nassau street,
choice collection Of Oil Paintings, Chromos Engravngs &c
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EwIS r. WOOD, AUCTIONEER
IL will sell Tuesday, August 1852 at O'Clock r.
the ground the First Jersey CITY, the vauab
four Lots of Ground and House, situated Nos 81 49,
49 York street, fifty feet of Each
25xl00 feet On lot No. 81 frame house, built good
stantia and contains ten rooms, only block
from Jersey City ferries The above property valuable 70
manufacturing purposes the front York street 10
feet Now occupied by Donshea's Kndng Wood Establish
ment. For maps, &C., apply to LEWIS Z. WOOD, Auc
tioneer, 81 Montgomery street, jersey City
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-31

THE BIsEOP OF POITIERS.-Mg Pic
has delivered an address to his clergy,
before leaving them for the Council, which
is remarkable, as are all the utterances
of this illustrious prelate, for the clear pre-
cisiOn of its teaching and the almost
picturesque appositeness of illustration.
AS an example of the former, we may cite
the array of authorities from the earlier
Church of France, which he opposes to the
Gallcan errors invented under later alb
solutism, and of the latter the citation
from the Roman BreviaFy~ which accom-
papies q striking passage in which he
touches up a recent detection d" He whom
we mourn has before now recalled more
than one sinner, enlightened and confirmed
more than one just man. appeal then to
Thy sentence, o Lord, in favor-of my
brother. "Ad tuum Domino Jesu, tribunal
appelio.n And sas to those who, without
having fallen into the abyss, take pleasure
in gazing over the brink of the precipice,
may this terrible warning call them away.
Not one of those who, by their labors, their
discourses, or their writings, have dis
sipated so many errors, and refuted so
many falsehoods, will, | trust, be so un-
happy as to be-iOsr by refusing to the
Church the humble and ifffal submission of
their intellect. Why have l not the
eloquence of that soldier, Father Of SITS.
Gervase and PrOtase, who, seeing the
ply stefan Ursicinus about to yield under
bis tortures, strengthened him to endure
his martyrdom, by exclaiming: "Ursicine
medice qui altos curare sOlitus es, cave ne
te mOFtis aetern8 jacuIo confcias,"
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GRAxD-pRrzEa.

RAArD- PRIzTS.
a Grand IrizH Of TsSSlE4-tltaF GsRdIestieAs-
Crnchx to match with twelve spring tubes my eight
inches high Will be offered by the Council to the Church
having he largert number of votes at fifty cents each
vote.
I'd. sweeney, Esq offers for st. Peters Parish az &
hands T., hE6 feqr black h leg star on 6Ts Of bead
ST Louis.
St. Joseph's Conference offers as a prize 9 rev
fffbcrIIiFT1 rtts ffHg.
Hugh Mecioskey,, Esq, has donated Gentleman 5
maker which win be drawn At the Sc Josepbg Tables
Tickets for sale by the ladies' Mt fifty cents each.
NJ. Delery, of st Anns Conference, offers a Lady's
Gold Watch, which will be drawn for the Anmuncia
each.
Mr., NeNulty. of s. Johns, offers Of Singers best
Johns Tables, at City cents each.
st AIphonsus' Conference offers prize, fine
fan@T china ware To b. drawn ~ 81 Psarc t ana
Tickets forsIie by thgiadcs, ut fifty each
Annuneation Conference offers miniature Sis Base
Ball sBt, together with SilyermOuntod Umpire Bat
That tho public may be satisfied the Importance at
tachCd 10 the maintenance Of this Institution tho
Mozt Rev, Archbishop OF New Orleans the Following
extract is republfshed from tho MORKryG STAR Of May
taken mp is entirely expended.
CIRCULAR LETTEI. Of Ills Grace the Archbishop Of
Kew Orleans, to the Revere nd PASTORS Of his Diocese
RcrersHd and Dear Siy--AmoDg tho works Of charity
fg 40 hGn S our ad sgnsS ms 10 our
yssrs 70 order 70 sgPpy vent long and gTiev9nsiy
who not being admissible int the asylufns younger
children wOnid be abandoned In tho nidst OF vice ard
Corruption and exposed to be miseraby lost here
hereafter.
Unhappily this establishment founded and hitherto
chiefly Supported by the Society ST. Vincent Of Paul
has not met from the public ut large that support which
we led to expect.
me Directors Inform Us By, letter that q notam-
GENTLY aided they shall be- Obliged 70 close the
tlontOuEh SC contains at present sixty destitute
bOys IL would be source Of shame and grief 70 us
and doubt not 70 you also Rev and dcaF sir and
faithful flock did Il become necessary through
Of throw these poor b0ys back again
the midst the worlds dan goFs there 70 become
pest aSeisty and disgrace 20 the Church. whereas
with little help We might make Of them worthy eitl
zens ard good Christians.
In this extremity while awaiting the time when We
shall be abls place this establishment permanent
charity.
We remain, Rev. dear SIR your faithfully in Christ
JOHN MARY.
Archbishop of New OFlea1a.
New Orleans, April IS, 1850, Feast o. s. Marx.
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4 SPEAKING MACHINE.-Profcssor Faber's
beaking machine is to he on exhibition at
hamburg during the continuance of the Inter
atioDal Horticultural Exhibition. 1t is said
} articulate various words, and even to answer
uestions and simple. sentences with wonderful
This is by no means the first
[ventiOn Of the kind that has been exhibited.
|olfgang Won Kempelen, the inventor of
hess autOmatou, who was born at Presburg in
E34, and died at Vienna, 1904, both construct
/ a machine of the kind, and wrote the
inject. The machine about to be exhibited
Hamburg is, however, more perfect than
hy previous invention of the kind.
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. SPECIAL NoTICE.-The advertisement so head
ed in another column Informs the public that the auction
HilIs Thomas auctioneers fG7 POy dTas
will be closed Monday November list after I2 O'Clock,
respect the Of All Saints. will be
necessary therefore. for parties having goods intended
for Tuesday, sale send them in before the time above
indicated avail ourselves OF the opportunity which
this presents congratulate the members Of the above
which has hitherto attended their
career This result Is but the natural
quence their thorough business capacity and devotion
interests Of their We cordially
commend these gentlemen to the public, confident that
all who conde business TO their care will lind il to their
advantage.
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G. G. Haley, of Commercial Place and Poy-
drs street the intef.tgable literary and
the Banner of tine South, Irish People, Irish Amer.
lean United Ishman, Boston piln4, Irish Citizen the
Dublin Nation, Liverpool Mercury, London Illustrated
NeHa Appleton Journal -EiEEzld--SciatIGe
American, HTTpefs Bazaar, Chimney Corner Western
World, New York Weekly, Saturday Night, Round Ia
Some of the October monthes have been received
which, with the large catalogue of late foreign pnbilcn-
NE thing
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PERSEVERANCE SASH, BLIND AND Doom
STEAM FAcToEY.-The proprietor of this factory, Mr.
George Purves well known to this community not only
his public spirit and energy but for the excellence
of all articles which he manufactures Using but
the best materials and what is well seasoned; giving
his personal To all the details of his bsincs
bl,t-ire=ecy-
ti.-lBiSefsal - To all who busi-
with Mr.. Purycs His prices too beyond conn
petition will be by inspecting partial list Of
articles with figures annexed, which win be found in
ann column.