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LlBERTK LOVING LIBERALS.-We ought
not to be astonished at any thing the op-
ponents Of Catholics say or do, when they
can strikea blow ut their religion; but when
they sanction and uphold a system SO flag
rantly iniquitous as that prevailing in Italy
and Spain, which nndermines civil rights,
we cannot refrain from expressing wonder.
A contemporary says: ~
The pretended Liberals want liberty for
themselves, and, if they sometimes extend
it to the revOlutionists of another party,
| they invariably deny it to the Catholics.
This is an understood thing, which requires
neither explanation nor apology. 1t is
openly avowed. Thus the Persereransa
objects to liberty of teaching being pro-
claimed in Italy, because tie Catholics tcould
take advantage Of 1t. 1t ia also of opinion
that the Italian Catholic youth ought not
TO be allowed to collect offerings for the
Pope, because, such subscription is. a man
Hesitation of hope. AllusiOn is here made
to the generous design of young Italy, Ca
tholic, Apostolic and Roman Italy, to
present the Holy Father with q testimony
Of its homage and love on the IIEh of April
next.Fh his subscription, it says, is opened
with the intention Of obtaining from sub
scribers, along with their money, q declara-
ton that they are opposed to the existing
oEnef Oh Gnlng9 IA italy. The subscription
Is not made as O testimony of homage to
the Pontff, but as q proof of fidelity to
the King. Now, the public right of cur
kingdom excludes the Pope not only from
ever becoming again the King of the old
Pontidcial States, but even from remaining
what he is at present, the King Of Rome.
We cannot conceive the idea of q Stste
toleTatiDg such subscription The Per-
sereyaasG accordingly exhorts the Govern
ment to ,sequestrate, or prosecute the
Bnit1 GatIoIica for the insertion in its pages
Of d letter whichsit has distributed In the
name of the Association Of Catholic Youth for
the collection of the offering TO be nadefo
the Pope on the fftieth anniversary Of his
first Mass. Solong as subscriptions were only
opened for the ApOstolato Of Mazzini, the
Perseverance, held its peace, and when
money wascollected to honor the memory of
the two men lately executed, the PerseUer-
GRsG itself received collections but to
collect money for the Pope by the hands of
the Catholic youth, aud that rs q manifest
ation of hope, this is1an actof high treason
against the Italian King which Meme brea
is in duty bound 10 ckastise.
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| HAVANA, Feb. l0.s-ARrests continue
Last night the police searched several
houses. ~ u.
Two companies ct regulars Jeff Afatanzas
for Macagua TO suppress disturbances there.
! Yuelfa Abaio continues/ quiet. gas
MADRID, Feb. I0,--0nly one af the Bur
gos assassins was sentenced to death. His
case awaits the actionof the Cortes.
The Cortes meets Tomorrow for organi-
MADRID, Feb, 10. - Admiral 1Lopete,
Minister of Marine, has issued general or
ders for the remodeling of the Spanish
navy. 4-E
b LONDON, Feb. 10. The Conservatives
are making preparations to carry on a Wig
sorous opposition in Parliament. Lord
Cairns will be their leader in the House OF
Lords. ~.
I PARIS, Feb Io.--Count WaIewski has left
Athens on his return, with satisfactory re-
Epfies to all points of the Paris Conference.
The press of this city deny Indignantly
the charge made by Bismarck's organ that
the Prussian government bribed them,
OTTowA, CANADA WEST, Feb. l1.-Whe-
Ian was hung to-day. No demonstration.
MADRID, Feb. 1.-THE greatest interest
is felt on the proceeding of constituents in
the Cortes, q session of which commenced
to-day. Rinero will certainly be chosen
President. A majority of the members IA
vor selecting Ferdinand, the father of the
E6lSuIuS ming u fOFtugaI, rs Uue IutuE0
ruler of Spain. Should he refuse, then the
Duke of MontpensieF will probably be cho-
sen. Movements Of Cariists in Gnipnzcoa,
Biscay and Alana commonly known as
Basque Proyinces-are quite active. The
French Government 10 watching the froE--
tier closely. - .t,.., :
PANS, Feb. l.-Twenty-eight carlists,
attempting to cross the frontier, were ar
rested by a body Of the French Corps Of
observation and sent to BayOnne. i}tlE
OrTowA, CAN.GW., Feb. 1I.-Whelan's
last words were; HGod save Ireland and
God save nv soul.p -, -
MADRID, Feb. 12.--The city is profuselyi
ornamented in honor Of the assembling Of
the Cortes. Serrano delivered a comp1i-
mentary address, 1ahfb&s1a 5eafa aitR u
HAVANA, Feb. I1---Evening. AArrestsb by
the military and police continue frequent
in the city and throughout stlle Island
Among the prisoners are many well known
planters, merchants and lawyers. The
English Consul at Cardenas is among those
arrested. SLIT5Fo 10 ~ ,3f At zfOff
The ~39Pensd says, at present Jimenez,
Piaplta and Casanova are the only rebel
leaders in the Central Department, no other
chiefs with men have appeared. The num-
Der OF rebels at Gamarune is supposed TO be
5000. sst,.5 a...lss..-s = &C., -..-.+-I.--l.
d Jefferson, TEXAS, Feb. -.l2.-The steamer
Mittie Stephens was burned in Caddo Lake
last night ut midnight. Sixty three lives
lost, among them Mr.. w. A. Broadwen and
Mrs. s. l.. Lyon and her son Frank, of New
Orleans. The survivors, forty three in
number, arrived here by the steamer Dixie
this evening. Boat and cargo are total
loss. 2
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" i.
The PuOr Old "a EstabListment.u-An nom
Catholic contemporary says -" The fact,
announcedin our dispatches, that the young
Marquis Of Butte has gone over to the
Church of Rome, created q good deal of
excitement in England. He came of age
only last year and has an income of 81 500, =
600 per annum. The London Times is so
much agitated over the fact as to occupy a
column of its editorial space in trying to
prove that the event is one of no con-
sequence. In one sense il is not. Con-
sidered simply as a young man oftwenty- one
years, the Marquis is probably no more
intelligent than thousands Of others of his
age; but in England rank goes good
ways and therefore the example Of very
wealthy nobleman viii have many imita-
tors. The fact is that the English estab-
istnent, between the bnffetings of Rome
on one side, the Protestant dissenters on
the other, and the wranglings of the
Ritualists and low and broad Churchnlen,
Is fast approaching dissolution. y
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following ~ poor EGlaalA Catholic lad was
urged 70 ~ tend ragged school IN London,
which he dad tor some times wlien one day
the Risb8p Of 1r~~- CANE, attended by other
t1ig POOR lad was asked If be. could say his
5F4Iayere He began ct once 20 repeatltt Our
- Father, = for which no W daily praised, and
ssen went on "a Eecita the g Han Mary,
3ut mere the BisA1op IN arrupted him, e1-
elaitnirg, 8 Oh no, not that wo don't want
to learn 81 hing about her can't you say
sofaet1fAf else ~ The lad did Is he was
BID, lefs tho Angelir Sanitation unfinished,
aud the Annstles, Greed. But now
esns Christ our Lord, 2 aud asked Ter far
9zloT ms g " hat am to dosnow,
air for here che comes again YoR don't
went 80 hear about her u The Bishop
looked queer.
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= The MYsTERY. lit has been the custom from
time tmnem0Fial among all natona civilized and bas.
barous, to proxe ind adorn the person especial tile
hair, and when from intense mental Anxiety age
and art OF the period have been called Into requiton to
supply the deaeseney o. NATURE Among the most prac
teal scientific preparations Of the present day s Tur.
ners hair tint 1 combines within itself all the esaen.
tae Without the Inconvenience of other hair dyes
washing being required either before after using and
the natural color perfectly assumed as 30 defy Dc
Iectfon. For further particsllars ndvertsement
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Ham a. Frederiekson, wholesale and retail
druggists and dealers IN Sbsncals etc, long and
Canal occupied by TAefu here
RgDses afford greater facility or tbs Transaction of
the Immense business 1owing In them. Their supply
Of suioEe European mineral waters is Of the most
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DIPLOMATIC ScANDAAL.-T - ~ has been
lznoya that for q lei,g time ditferences OF a
disrepntable nature existed between Our
Minister to Spain, John T: Hale, and his
tssfecretaIy fpf hegatipn "A Ferry. Inc
qnarfeis q sheses oinelals nave Deen .he
Theme OF comment In dipiomatac earcies
tabroads eas-sknowp the Secretary OF
STATE, MI. seward, endeayored 90 terminate
the alsgraceI1f scenes<1n Mad1a' py M
yiting the Ninister 10 resign. But the lay
ter would Nstick," and now publishes o
a'isforypoa mas grievances, IN me course OF
winch ne impafcates SewaTasend Perry IN
some very uudipiomatis jobs, and desires
fha New HsmnaT,ira 6aleaation ard ALI
-s., ,u-.,.,,..st, 80 -. A., - ~.
poWe1i fua ~ ~ s.As III sa's e''sse.s
IN his behalf, not 20 mgch 20 tyindiesse his
course ss, be says. SO srinmph over thess
ia ms, vino ,,avs sssgy no, -, 1,s.ss1, s,r
- s,
80; ing Nine, ahu ! snnuia De much gfati-
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DoLBEARs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,. The
Of the teaching in this establishment the
systematic method unIuyed uuref.itted atteii
tlon Of the President and bis professors borne
are constantly bearing their fruit in the ayidity with
which scholars from this college sought.
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Fuiane ST and 81 Cam street tiesisd
over 5y MessIe waite Ieyia 4 Stuart. has well
selected Btoek Of winter cOthiRg ohiEka furnishinR
nooc trunks etc. which disposed Of as small profs
IN order to make room for their spring stock.
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The gems which Mr.. Petty, of 161 Poylras
street and St Charles street. executes
ng low rate Of six for dollar in great demand
for their excellence and truthfulness.
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:: SCHOOL BooKs.-Henry G.zAndrews, book
seller and stationer Magazine seet keeps
ON hand complete assortment Of school boozs =
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T. McMahon, undertaken, Nc. $50 Magazine
street, has carriages to hire.
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In the Testfbule of the Academy of Music, and be.
tween the Phoenix House and Academy Entrance
Phis~N New Saloon<is intended q PASTRY CON-
,EEcTIONERY, Iand COOLING DRINK Depart
ment. and wiz serve from Mammoth Refrigerator
Fountain SODA WATER, MEAD, the different Mineral
Waters, sach as .yICHY, KIsSINGEN, CONGRESS-
sELTzER, and BLADoN; also, Cool Lager BEER of
the most celebrated Brewers besides every Cool
beverage The Fountain contains forty cooling
Chambers. ~ 'ssti3 49, ssS2>sS-s.S ss2S5a
The Pastry and ia placed in
the hands Of the experienced cusiniers who win
from day TO day prepare those decacies for the palate
known as Hand Lunches.
The proprietoas paeea Drink within
Of ALL have reduced the price of Soda and Mead FIVE
CENTS per glass. Otherluxuries in proportion. ~ I'D
In presenting to their patrons the complete Soda
Saloon in the world, the proprisOrs especially rayat
teDtOn to the Fountain the application designing of
which weTe guggeEto BIZ EteFInan Co. Soda
Manufacturers of this city the building and mechanical
skin belonging to Messrs Morse Son celebrated Soda
Apparatrs manufactured of Boston, who have most ap
propriatey named this their master piece, The TRI
UMPH." The Saloon is now open. iaI7 I'm
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ssS Yes, Friends, you love the Church; a8X as
sic WAC Morning Star TINT rose beg4gnnnt
81 on your pt4l9les may heF beams fall SOFT and
ahoeripg on the last hour Of yopr pile1iniage.
AGay she nght your eopis 10 the flitioH of
ts5 Heaven Ss'saset lsgssrssgSs.
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TNMAN LINE STEAMSHIPS, - ,,.s-s
ish Mails Ff1N -
Sailing from Pier A., North River, New York. ever
Sailing from liverpool every WEDNESDAY,.
= - Queenstown - THURSDAY
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) #sscEHAsEE5gs ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW PHG8rx - -
REFBEs HMEHT SALOON,

In the VsstEbnle of the Academy of Music and he
tween the Ph@nix House and Academy Entranca
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tsted q new assessment, and on motion OF MI
Mcconnell the report was referred to the COM
mittee, with instructions that they insert some
proviso for the payment by the various parishes
of their indebtedness to the late Rishop Polk.
The amended report was finally submitted, and
the following are the assessments:
Christ Church, slloo Trinity, $500; st. Psul's,
$500; New Iberia $50; st. Marks, Shreveport,
800; St. Peters, 500; Calvary, 800; Algiers,
800; st. James, Baton Rouge, 500; Annuncia.
ton, $50; st. Johns, Thibodaux, $50; st. James,
Alexandra, 800; Trinity. Cheneyville, 500
Emanuel, Jefferson City, 500; Grace Church, St.
Francisvie. $40; Bastrop, $50; Monroe, $50; st.
Andrews, $40; Church of the Redeemer, More
house parish, $40.
After some further important business and the
usual concluding services, the convention ad
journed sine die. to meet at st. Psuls on Ascen
lion Day, 1870.
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HARDWARE, NAILS, CUTLERY.-Country mer'
chants and planters are directed to the ADVERTISE
ment of Messrs. Rice Bros. & Co., sS9 and 81 Camp
street, who are Offering to the trade one OF the
best selected stocks Of hardware, cutlery, stoves
and house furnishing goods in the South. These
gentlemen are manufacturers of tin and Japan
ware and their stock Of timers TOOLS sheet IRON,
iron wire and timers materials is complete In
every particular. One Of the most important
features Of their advertisement is 200 kegs Of nails
which they are selling at the lowest market rates.
Country buyers should learn the advantages
Messrs Rice Bros. & Co. are affording, and avail
Themselves OF the benefits.
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CoNFEcTIoNERs AND PRoPRIEToRs OF SoDA
WATER SALOONS READ THE FOLLOWING: Mr.. Err
nest Turpin, manufacturer and dealer in confec'
ton calls the attention of the trade to his large
and splendid stock of candies, syrups and cordias,
which he is selling at the lowest market rates.
These syrups are made under the personal gu
peryision of Mr.. Turpin) Of the purest imported
extracts, and contain nothing the least harmful
As the season is fast approaching when our people
will be calling for cooling drinks every hour, pro-
prietors of soda fountains should bear in mind
Mr.. Turpin, 90 Old Levee street, and lay in theil
supply at once.
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sHERIFF's SALES.

FREDERICK sHONEKAS vs. MARIA SMITH, MARlA
McArde, widow Of the late Ersstus smith-Fourth Dis
trict Court tor the Parish Of Orleans-No 2l,sS9.
DY VIRTUE of Writ of Seizure and
ID Sale directed by the Honorable The Fourth District
Court the parish Of Oeass. In the above entitled cause,
viii prOcesd sell public auction NJ the Merchants
and Auctoneers Exchange hoyal street. between Canal
and Customhouse Streets In the Second District Of this city.
on MONDAY, February IS, 1919. at II o'clock the oi-
10 sing described properly to-wit -
CERTAIN LOT Oh GROUND. together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon and the rights etc.
belonging sitnatv In the Fourth District OF this
square bounded BY Jackson Ptsua 81 Charles
date kaysdes Josephine streets and designated by The
Number q plan drawn By w. Thornton Thompson,
the Of Juue of3 and deposited
Office OF the Sheriff of the parish Of Jefferson Said
lot sgnafed BY the number on plan drawn BY u.
Helm civ engineer the thirteenth day Of June
1913 anDexed 10 act passed before Stuart " lie
pabc IN this city the twenty third OF june
the IN American Measure, thirty
one inches and ave lines front Prytanis street,
by hundred and feet Inch and lines IN
depth, between parallel lines
sad property acquired by the defendant since the do
cease n her husband by purchase from josef Ellis AZ
Of thereof passed before james W. B-eedlove
late notary public In his city, the twsnythrd day o.
November, 1851
keized In the above suit.
ps- TKRxs-Cesh on the spot, : .
JAl9 fe1 IS Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
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CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING GooDs AT
CosT.-Our friend. Mr.. G. B. Genin. IL Camp
street. under the City Hotel, is offering his COM
plete and beautifully selected stock Of clothing
and furnishing goods at greatly reduced prices in
order 20 make room for his spring invoices. The
wording of Mr.. Genin's advertisement may be
confidently relied upon, and it claims the careful
perusal of our readers.
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J, B.. WALTON @ DsslONDE's SALES.
SALE oS ACCOUNT or DEPARTURE
OF
THE VERY DESIRABLE AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE.
No. l6 RAMPANT STREET, BETWEEN
COMMON AND CANAL
Br d. II. WALTON a DEsLONDE.


J. b. wALroN. Auctioneer.
Once. Csrondeet street.
CATURDAY, March q, 1850, at = o'clock
- N. at the ST. CHARLES AUCTION EXCHANGE, will
be sold -. A. A.
square bounded by Rampant, Basin Canal and Oommon
streets measuring 81 feet ii inches lines front on kam-
part street. by depth Of III feet 10 inches lines between
para lei lines, running through TO Bias n street.
consist constructed ADD ee-
santIy fnished TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK RESI-
DENE containing psrlors and dining room below ana
six bedrooms upper floor The house Is provided with
all the requisites elegance comfort and convenience
Parties wishing visit and examine the house with view
10 purchase do by applying 70 the suctioueers
~ TKRss CONDITIoSs-Onefourth cash In united
Sats Treasury notes. the remainder credit OF one two
ard three from the day sale In notes OF the pur
chaser payable his order and by him fndorseG and
bearing interest Of eight cun snnum and
by special mortgage and vendors privilege upon the
property until final payment the mortgage 10 embraces the
per sttoney fees In case OF suit 70
recover payment any Of the notes The buildings 10 be
kent insured 10 the satisfaction vend until the payment
Of the last note will be required TO tho
payment of speci. State tax In case t Is
decided legal constitutional Possession will be given
on the July 1862 unit which time no rent VIII be paid
TO the purchaser - 49,.
pense the purchaser including United states kevenus
stamps.
liers brackets, etc. will be sold In May next
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U,OR aALE-REAL EsrAfB-sEvERAL HUN
dred Cotton and Sugar Plantations located 10 TIE oe
portions Of The cotton sugar growing stses Also 10
Psnstisns or.nss Orchards snd arg bodies e snfsss
Property improved unmprovsd IN the orm Of residences
storee building lots squares, favorable tsrs Ae
Wishing 70 invest yin val 70 call and examine or fropsf
tea Hilisf Gard, RsA kstats Aosns. Na y osronoaa
stresk New Orisans
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A HANDSOME DIsPLAY.-Reader, should you de-
sire TO feast your eyes upon an array of such fur
niture as imagination would picture in Aladdin's
palace, pay visit to the popular establishment Of
Meyer, Kotwitz & Co., No. 43 Royal street, and If
q spectacle of rare beauty and design in this re-
spect does not await you, we will then acknow-
ledge that our Judgment was at fault;
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GALE OF SEIZED GOODS.
Jals si IS

U. 2. CUSTOM HOUSE, I
COLLECTORS OFFICE NEW ORLEANS, Jan % 1862
In accordance provisions Of Section IL Of the act Of
Congress approved Juy 8, l66 the folio yng described
seized goods will be sold at public auction at Warehouse No
Custom Boqse Building Cusomho9se street entrance, on
MONDAY. February 18th 1852, at l, O'Clock Al
Oct a. 1668-No mark, box Toys, boxes Heckties -
bundles Cigarette Psper boxes Cigarette Paper JeaquR
serva In violation Of lection a. Act Of March q 1923.
nov l. 1867 No 80 bale Coffee; No. 5, case Yer
mouth; Z p No 70, cases Absynth; marx, deml-
johns Honey; vessel unknown violation Of Seeton ID
Dee. 8. i56s-A B. trunk Cigar. and Cigarettes; on
brard the Cuba; In violation Of Section o. Act Of March
Dec. ., lss-No mark key gaons Cordial; vessel un-
known: IN violation OF Section g. Act ofMarch2 1799
Dec lG ls6s-HO mark. boxes Cigar; on board the
Lsvaca: In violation Of Section Act Of July IS 1850
Dec. l6 lS6s-No mark, boxes ODD Cigars: board
ths Layaca; In violation Of Section g. Act Of March
Dec Ie ls6S-M 8. I case $50 Cigars; on board
Bremen: In alton Of Section g. Act OF March 179
Dee H. ls68-No mark 2 dentjohns White Rum, denk
iohns Red Rum. 70 boxes Gnsys Jelly; on board tho
Herman Cores in violation Of section g. Ae Of March 2
bee n lsss-No msrk. / trunk 5000 Cigars on board
Rapidan In violation of Section 81, Act OF AsrcD
Dee 81 IssS-No mark, 10 cases Cepnae; on
+. A. Kennedy, In violation Of Section "a
2. 1889, ana section l, Act Of July IS 1866
PERRY FULL
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IcEBERGs.-Among the many elegant and fash
ionsble drinking saloons for which our city Is 30
conspiculously noted. we know Of none that we
would seek with less hesitation for aglass OF pure
unaduterated old rye. Bourbon, or Pinet Castilion
than the popular establishment of Frank Richards
on Magazine street, opposite Magazine Market.
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cHAS. T. NASH'S SALES.

FURNITURE. sUsDRIEs. FURNITURE.
By CHAb. II. NASH.
ACKNOWLEDGES Masonic Hall Auction MAI.
Corner St. Charles and pordido streetn
MONDAY, 18Th Inst. at Al o'clock A. M
lNl at Tart, ss above, vii be sold
p elegant of BEDROOM. Paror, Dnngroom and
Kitchen Furniture suit BILE for the Of country and city,
Also on rand Of useful sundres too
merous to psrlicularizs. Goods packed and shipped
R9- TKRxs-Cas