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LOUIS XVII.-The London Tablet says:
"The Moniteur Universal notices rumor,
which has excited general interest, that
the real Louis XVII. has just died at
Bellefontaine, in the 1rappist monastery.
Many years ago, according to the official
journal, two men arrived at night at this
monastery, one of them handed to the
superior a small box, with the request that
it should not be opened till after the death
of his companion, who desired to spend the
rest of his days as religious in that
asylum, and who wished his name to be
concealed till after his death. This person
bore the we'll known features of the
Bourbon family, and it is said that docu-
ments have been found in the box referred
to which prove decisively that he was the
unfortunate son of Louis XVI. If it be 80
we shall probably hear further details
about SO singular fact"
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Money Market,

The movement in the Money market proper has shown
material variation. The demand tor accommodations
is fair while the supply of available capital is ample for
the negotiations of all the Al paper offered The
rates are 10 per cent per annnm 70 per cent per
month for AL notes with unquestonabe collaerals and
to IL for good to first class business without col
laterals Mortgage paper still rules at 10 to 2 cent
per annum for Al, and II to Is for second grade.
Gold l345 American half dollars 1874 TO 1881. Next
dollars 1864 to 1877
Sterling Exchange f44h to i453. Francs $3.50. New
York Exchange par to per cent discount.
Matured State Coupons SSc State Warrants to Soc
Metropolitan Police Warrants have advanced they
command 81 to s2Ac ON the dollar.
City. Treasury notes q TO 2aper cent discount.
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No buyer seeking the Lowest Prices well the
Finest Stock in this city, afford to omit giving
call.
The large profits which put Teas by jo6bers
brokers' SPECTATORS wholesale grocers and finally by
the retail dealer have enhanced the prices Of this
sentia article of every day life that many obliged
only the most inferior kinds. To remedy this
made speciality of Tea in business, and for the
purpose of furnishing goods to buyers and
consumers at saving to them Of the various profits
above which must inevitably be paid on all bought In
the usual way.
Our Teas purchased for CASH, direct from I'm
porters in New York and Boston, through buyers of
many years experience In the trade, and always
bought at Cargo Prices, at which offer them to
customers, small profit tn ourselves.
We guarantee Teas to be always fresh and pure,
to be unrivaed for their neness and decacy of flavor
and to give the satisfaction otherwise they
be returned and the money win be refunded
We call tho special attention Of housekeepes heads of
families keepers of restaurants and hotels and buyers
generally, to the following
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-uss vHus sSsESs.

The Protestass CkrrcAnss is.auite disap-
pointed at the result Of the Hull Convent
case; but it takes comfort in the SUPPOSE
ton that, Notwithstanding the searching
investigation Of a three weeks trial, presi-
ded over by the Lord Chief Justice, it
"might speak with greater plainness anu
use harder terms, which other unpublished
but more than suspected facts would war
rant" It continues:
This is a subject which should awaken
q deep interest in the heart of every Pro-
testant family. It is q painful fact that the
ROmish Church finds the convent no inslg-
nificant source for the supply of proselytes
to her communion, and 1t 10 IN incompre-
hensible fact that, in view Of this, with
eyes wide open, Protestant fathers and
mothers are still found willing to send their
children to these institutions.
Alas! Poor fathers and mothers have
not the penetration Of this editor, who
should publish his method of infusing COM
mon sense into the derelict guardians of
youth But how about the multitude of
ing arid Professionalism OF which DIR.
Ever Gays: awe cannot start away with
the principles of Professionalism without
ending in Rationalism."
The same paper thus refers to the Ritual
istic movement
There seems, at present, little noticeable
stir in the Ritualistic world. Of course it
is not quiet. It is at work, but its work is
either not so obtrusive as to attract partlc-
ular notice, or else is cast into the shade
by the pressing question of Irish disestab-
lishment, which is still pending. The spirit
still breathes, however, which is evidenced
ever and anon by convulsive throbs. From
this quarter comes lately q book, printed
by the Church Press Company, of Burleigh
the Dead, including che Office of the Dead,
in English" Another indication of life in
an extremity is found in the report of the
continued histrionic Ritualistic services
which prevail at ST.. Michael and All An
gels, swanmore, in spite Of the prohibition
Of the Lord Bishop of Winchester. The
fumigation, genufiection, alteration, the
"mixed chalice," the burning candles, and
| the confessional are still in vogue.
| According to some of their views, howev-
er, counter measures are to place them in
years. standing writes, in the English
Church Ne,cs
ar should like to know what is practi-
cally recommended for us to do. Men like
Mr.. Mackonochie, Mr.. Richards, Mr.. Going
and Mr.. West, have put out the lights be-
lied by our Archbishop's Court, that is, by
the Church-at the bidding of a mere mod
ern State Court of Appeal. Is not such ac-
| ton weak, ignominious, and contemplate
| If we have no leaders, have we at the same
| time no confessors7 We have plenty of
talk-very tall and very lofty-in the pull
| pits of st. Adams, AL Saints, st. Paul's
! (Walworth), and st. Mary Magdalene pad
dington y but when deeds are compared to
words, begin to feel that our once great
cause is in a very bad way. No church
can attain respect unless men are prepared
| to suffer-" aa
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Al m. mpxnYsnant- in French tastey No
are glad totsee the anee4nesnlert that Du-
mas LAST novel was refused by six pub
lishersA that -, they refased to pay half
whatIhe asked for il. ~,
There are at present no less than thirty
I've Bourbon princes and .princesses in
Paris. The Bourbon ertractiop il not with
out representatives in our city. Head
quarters, Henderson's, as Tchoupitoulas
street.
Two impostes are passing themselves in
benighted parts Of England rs the Siamese
Twins. The India-rubber band that con-
meets them Is filed with hot water, 90 that
the touch confirms the apparent life con-
nection.
The Senate, on the 10th inst, directed
the Secretary Of War to examine the
mouths of the Mississippi, and report.
They have been examined. often enough.
The distinctions arc patent. In North
ern port they would be removed perma-
nently in one season.
One hundred and forty Swedish emil
grants, lately landed, are ON their way to
Join the Mormons. AS Sweden is a Pro-
testant country, full of Bibles, our neigh
Dor, the SouthWestern Presbyterian, can &C
count for the fact that recruits for Young's
moral kingdom are exclusively from among
people who are ga law unto themselves"
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LnE-Is in fair supply. Tomaston and Rocklnnd, in
small lots command 81 25 to - so Dbl Cape Lime
~ 81 Western 81 per Dbl.
SPIRITS TuRPENfINE-The supply is light and in fair
demand. The market is quoted at 52ic per gallon.
RosIN.The stock is very light and the demand good
for small lots We quote pale IS to No. SO to T. No
q so, Common 81 % Pale No. is scarce and in good
demand,
sTAR-Is very dun at 81 % for small packages but
there is good shipping demand for 40 gallon bbs s.
PIrcH-1s in fair supply and in light demand at 50 rs
per bbl
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MANUFACTURED ToBAcco-The den.and for thi: article
!: Sas ven
e sSs -:s: IT, :. s: n
g 3: 20
lbs.9eos navy half lbs .geo; fancy styles natural
s; s5s s..' ssS AZ h..
III: Ssss s
ss'ss +:
common feT%snnS sc prime ,sSosd ST e r. Re- q
FIouh-rhe demand has fallen off since our week.
:s. X ssss|sss 3
ssss ~ 'ssssas 6 .
last report and Tie demand BEEN supplied at
Thur.da the ;.os !. small the 5. set
chose peS Suss 20 '' Se'0" Gu 20 CO ''
q x to sa ass T'r wit"
on
ss ins Is ssr
and sssaf ss 1896 clear rib
sides % ssap sss i1e Fer m 10 to 100 and key.
BREAkFAsT BAcoS-1s dun and lower It is selling at
bur SAT- MKAr-There have been some sales of shout
sA1T4s .sadf g Tie ia,ss,.r continue. good The
# * s = s
unchanged We quote fine = 80 to Co. y IS
ss sssssa" and s
choice Western $ 70 ssc, and Inferior :. to s7ae
We to 7ac for ordinary, to s fof prime and
EscULESTs-The market is oversteeked with Potatoes
and prices hay. e.ns q S d t. -. DECLINE cline Thsy now sell
sSi Onion. als9 psn, lily and sell
Pou!Tsx AND EGGS Chickens selling the land
.sS .s 3 S
| BA0GlSG-India bagRing is inactive with holders
ing ST to e4e yard lots there scarcely
80 80 ] YARD ss1 hsayy: s s s., A s' Wv
Cow Since our last we have heard Of sale Of
could had at The dealers retailing at s. to
CorFEE.There has been good inquiry since our last
and hss.s ss an Ss yh rs
liberal being about 3, ooe bag. 9aotatio1s are
M q RyHs s fsod
eonsIsed inassive prices nominal .ssspts
& " as City ssss IS Cos
ss.ss city mn
nj 1a hide.
AZ ssss + de-
T. ass
sS 8 R more than s Green 'al''a
have come In but the market yet opened. As
nc bury Il 70 lsc Loui.iana native 20 &c, Texas 4
Os-Lard Oil is quoted at 81 so osl IS per gal Coal
OIL l. il good supply and is in at 81 to 3Sc per
gal in b6s and 40 to 49c in according to quantity
Raw Lnseed Oil is dull lit is quoted at 81 10 to 81 Is
gallon.
CoRSsEAI-Since last review there has been fair
jObbng demand but at Wholesale 1t Is quiet The
quote from the landing e to % a' and from
RYE-The last sale from the evee at 81 per blu.
| TEXAS BEEF-We quote Texas Mess Beef at $l2 per
/ bbi.
wH1sKY1Is without any material improvement,
though holders asking higher prices The business
doing is st confined principally to small lots The best
brands of Western Rected be had at Csc while in
feror kinds would bring &c per gallon less. Louis
lama ReetSd is quoted at es to Go per gallon as in
1 rs in quality. High Wines entirely nominal
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-04-25

Rev. j. M. Lancaster, acting Bishop of
the Covington Diocese, continues very ill
at his residence in Covington, and but
slight hopes are entertained of his recovery.
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LILO,
A Tale J
BY

Col. Blake
distressing j
ried events o
lection-his ,
reayement-1
sire to DIV ell
comparative
afections-a
him, and he
the sad even
such bitter 1
again'b rougl
perhaps, the
the dear girl
ton. He On
thing only h
send at once
all the parti
which he CO
light had SC.
n note to Ca
sion for Pen
erick. In d
the ship had
wardefl fny,
as yet returl
quite prostr
and bedy
time, he rec
determined
Mike, and s
advice. - 81
The colon
TO the libra
abbey, and
befofe hecs
the sailor, 8
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TO those who are afflicted with chills and
fever, dumb chs malarieus diseases of any kind
Iec0mmenI DR.. E iIh0fts Anti Periodic
Fever and Ague Tonic which il sold under guarantee
failed, single instance, effect
speedy and permanent cure.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE MORNING STAR
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE, -

NO. IUS UrdVIer Slreet, NeW UTItdnS.
This Establishment is fully prepared to execute all
kinds of JOB WORK, such as
CIRCULARS, CARDS,
ENVELOPES, DEEDS.
CONTRACTS, INVOICES
MORTGAGES. HEADINGS,
CATALOGUES, AUCTION BILLS,
HAND BILLS, BILL HEADS,
PROGRAMMES, BILLS OF FARE,
BANK CHECKS, DRUGGISTS LABELS
DRAY RECEIPTS, BILLS OF LADINCi,
y PHOMISSORY NOTES, ETC, ETC, ETC.
ON THE MOST ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
T W. PLATT, & CO.,
102 Camp Street, Corner of Poydras,
Jobbers and Retailers of
GREEN, BLACK AND JAPAN TEAS,
S. Offer to Buyers
UNSURPASSED INDUCEMENTS FOR THEIR PA
TRONAGE.
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Retail Markets.

Beef Western 20 25c; Texas, 10 to 20c.. Mutton
Texas, l5c; Western 20 to 25c. Pork, Veal
15c per Chickens as to 9oc Turkeys, Is to 50 so.
Eggs 20 to 25c y dozen.
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The French Catholics of New York have
purchased ground in the eighteenth ward
and are about to erect new church there
ON. s,.r.., - \. e-sss,ee te..,,s.
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4 un0Mue MA1 A1D oA11o1E y 2
1880
go 1sheanss spsas ar 1els " -
xpr1onIAx AID O1Hx1 Kx1M
In 1910 lowe contained 1900 inhabit-
ants-now she has LOCO, 600.
The English LORD Chancellor gets $2tOO
for reading tho Queens speech.
> Thea Gfecian bend has been fashich-
atae n Japan for four centnSics.
R0ins was aplendidly illuminated ON the
oceasion Of the Pope's jubilee.
Furty-six bills were recently vetoed By
the Governor Of Illinois in one batch.
Dahlias arc colored in Holland by sprink-
Hing To roots with col6rs mixed 18th
a NJ. Perking lately died in Launces-
town, England, from tho sting Of bee in
the neck.
Raw recruits are now preferred before
yeterans IN Allipg tho ranks Of the British
army.
Frances McCarty, living In Barry, Clay
eounty. No, has reached the extraordinary
ago ~ 10 yesfs.
There Il paper publisbed in Ceylon,
called the Csysos Catholic Messenger. Il Is
saiA to Be . nest sheet.
Ezra Cornell, who gave q, zoe, 900 to the
Cornell University, twenty years ago could
NOT pay his grocer's bill. :.
A Shcfield Arm sent Secretary seward
an elegant penEnife. Was that hint that
he might " cut his stick I"
The State prisons Of New York cost nve
hundred thousand dollars over ana ABOVE
their earnings last year.
The late Samuel Miller, OF Virginia, lett
$4,000, 600 to found female orphan asylum
in Albemarle county, his birth place.
- couple in Chicago quarreiea aoou'
whether there should be saieratus IN the
s'slepjacks,n and applied Tor divorce.
DR.. Bellows says that the worsmp OF
Christ, a. God, IL the latest ana ieast OMEN
ave form OF idolatry."
One hot-house IN the vlc;n''y OF Fo.t-
land, Me-, raised three .noosano foses i'f
use on Easse1 ouno"y
An emigrant family lately passed through
Illinois, connsfing Oh the oio man. nas "ne'
fourteen children ana eleven 0oes'
The minnesota dissoflcaA oocie'y mas
been presented with the photograph OF the
first colored voter in that State.
The Methodist Bishop Simpson informs
his friends that Northern RADICALS are ostra-
cised by Southern women.
Several Berlin Journals exponents OF BIS
marck, consider war inevitable. We heard
this song eighteen months ago.
A London policeman refused~to prevent
woman being numerically beaten be-
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MISCELLANEOUS ADyEBTisEKEETs.

r ,EoN GoDcHAux. - -7'...' : -.
- ,34 .t4f 81 and IS Canal Street,
21a, 215 and 217 Old Leyee Street.
The undersigned hereby informs his friends and the
public in general that his SPRING AND SUMMER
STOCKS are ready for inspection, and extends
them An invitation to examine tho same, which WIZ DO
found more complete and varied than at any
yioue time The immense stock comprises fo1 nne Oh
MEMS, Boys AND YOUTHS
CLOTHING, HATS g. FURNISHING GOODS.
visit to the abore estAblahmsnt win be found vei
LEON GoDCHAUx.
81 and 50 Canal street,
apII In and as, AIS and AT Old Levee street
NEW RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, GLOVES AND
FANCY GooDsi
AT GUEBLE g. NIPPERTs,
1877 Canal Street 11
TOURo BUILDING.
1isle Thread GLOVES and GAUNTLETs.
KID GLOVES Of every Style.
SPECIALITY OF DOLLAR KIDS renowned the best
in the country.
LACE sHAwLs and LACE POINTS.
LACE CIRCULARS and LACE Wells.
MARIE ANro1NETrEs and DONNA MARIAs. in
Lace, etc.
NEW RIBBONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS. BUTTONS.
CHLDREN's SUITS, for Boys and Girls.
FRENCH SHIRTS Linen Bosom. at 80 per DOZEN
FLANNEL UNDERsHIRTs; LINEN BOeOAs.
Co,ia1. crasats, LADIES' Undsrwsar
SILK Parasois amt; U-1abzellas.
nok
aud English Cutlery, Canes Jewelry, etc.
OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST, AND OUR
GOODS ARE OF THE BEST.
Come and examine-no trouble to show them.
GUEBLE g. NPPERT.
aplI I'm 1877 Canal street.
STRAW GOODS,
RIBBONS AND LACEs,
= DRESS TRIMMINGS,
FLOWERS, Etc, Etc,
1871. Canal Street 1871
Next door to the Corner of Burgundy street
WHOLESALE HOUSE,
a. Magazine Street.. ---..-.--7
ap4 I'm =. DANIEL GoRREN.
Jas u. BIakely. William Hogan.
pLAKELY & HOGAN,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, 'vALIsES AND BAGS.
(French and American) .s
90 and 1o1 Canal street, and 5 Charities street,
New oRLEASs
T AMPS -...--.--...LAAPs.. LAMPS.
COAL OIL LAMPS AND LANTERNS 4
Of Every Description,
AND EVERYTHING APPERTAINING THERETO,
At Wholesale and Retail
HILL & vEAz1E,
ja24 1y "A Camp street.
ICE 1cz' 1cEi ICE
JOHN DoUGHERTY, No Natshez street,
Begs to inform his old customers public
he IN mas SPened for the at the
same, by his own teams, in ali parts Of the city.
| ap11 I'm
d OP P & L o TT,
Dealers in
LUMBER Rough and Dressed
LATHS, SHINGLES
---SASH, BLINDS. and DOORS
jai8 ~ 3i2 Delord street, New Basin.
Fiscal AGENCY OF THE CITY OF NEW
| ORLEANS.
| SOUTHERN BANK,
New ORLEANS, March 81 1869.
On the Is of May ext this Bank will pay, presen
tation at it's counter all the due Coupons Of the
Bonds Of this city endorsed by the New Orleans Jack
Now Orleans, Opelousas and Great Western Railroad
Company, and likewise all the Coupons tho said
Bonds maturing aud before the said LIST day of May
Nf mel
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They stayed 4
switch, danci
Seemed chant
5 The praises o.
x -
The birds sar
More gently 1
The sheep, e.
At Jesus's fes
And now the
Beneath theiI
Then spring.
Increase Of y
When they,
A merry par
A bridegroom
Stood gaily .
While Made
With plcasul
Inviting stoe
Jesus and n
For they bad
To bless The
st. John nov
And nieeklS
He casts lin
Raises his OF
40, this is too
] have not II
So great as I
-neF+.+estf
And at her /
Ns4gloIye
While thts
The Virgin.
With dulce
And winnir
Twas thus
Until the 81
From ev'ry
When MARI
ZELTh@dEaw
The Virgin
The guests
Lord of the
The Savior
And to His
Woman, ii
For thy So
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A MONTHLY PICTORIAL MAGAZINE

A MONTHLY PICTORIAL MAGAZINE
for Catholic Young Folk conducted by a Clergyman,
and published In Boston with the approval Of the
Bishop. fs
Popular with the young and approved by thcod.
The best publication of the kind have yet ssen
Boston Pilot
- VIII be welcomed by tho Sunday School teacher
interesting and instructive auxiliary. "-Ftns Cdo
This clever little monthly is just the right thing a
the right time. Catholic Telegraph.
The Young Crusader is excellentiy gotten up"-
Ne,o York Tablet -.
1.-THE Young Crusader e children what the Catholh
World is to those of mature age-a literary necessity
Metropolitan Record.
neat pictorial cover, n handsome wood cut on the
first contents that will and instruct are Tea
that will please the young folk whom the Young
Crusader is intended "-Cdttoic Mirror.
Per hundred to Sunday Schools and the trade 9 80
One copy, one year -oo cenu1'
Sixteen large pages, equal to
ordinary book twelve times year for FIFTY Cents
The Cheapest Periodical in the world. Send for speei-
men copy and prize list. 400
The grand Prize-a fine Cabinet Organ-price sl2S-.
be by q small school much more easily than oy
large is determined by the largest oruer III
proportion to the average attendance. Il.
For club of six, and 50 in advance seven copies
will be ssnt for year to one sqDs
proportion. Address YOUNG CRUSADEh
nih7 p. o. Box 1876. ia West street, Boston, Macs.
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FISCAL AGENCY OF THE CITY OF NEW
Il

L ISCAL AGENCY OF THE CITY OF NEW
l. ORLEANS.
SOUTHERN BANK New Orleans, April 2, 1869.
In virtue of of the Legislature of this State
titled An act to enable the city of New Orleans fund
its floating debt and hquidate its Indebtedness" APP
proved 27th February 1859 and ordinance
the Common Council of the city of New Orleans,
proved LIST April 1862 the undersigned Fiscal Agent
authorized and prepared to receive from the holders
all city notes and other evidences of debt of this
city and to receipt therefor in the the CITY,
corng to the tenor Of the said ordinance No 1872 of
Common Council The bonds to be furnished III exchange
for the aforenamed indebtedness will be ready in the
course OF q few weeks.
ap4 If THOS. LAYTON, President.
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SOUTHERN BANK, NEW ORLEANS, SEPTEM.
Der &C. 1863 This Bank continuing its Exchange opera
ons will receive deposits of Gold and Currency and
transact a General banking Business
Discount days-Wedeesdays and Saturdays =,
Offerings should be made the preceding days. :
fe2s 3m THOMAS LAYTON, President.
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II XCHANGE................ MISREPRESENTATION
SIGHT DRAFTS EoR SALE
- -ox THE
PROVINCIAL BANK OF IRELAND
Payable At the following branches.
A. .p,.s. G GaosSaa:, NN s.:sss
Bal!ins. Dnp&srvan, NewGastls. eesa;
R R:ns9sss. PPs ssess.sp IVY H.'i''l
Baiiyshsnnon, Enn..kiien, PaT:Snstova.
Carleton. Shannon. TeInsy. VA sliGe.
S ss,;, s&i;l1s:.s; So ~.
S SslsIsa. K1ssss TWs sassss
Sssssss 's;.s.,,. f E:;iss. fs ::;s:
II saas fson One rssaS s:sz.!.s '.so.
ELLIOT + McKEEvER, .~-
oil 1y No. $50 Common street Now Orleans
SPRING CLOTHING. .........NEw aooDsl
LATE sTY1Esi
Our friends and visitors from the country will ind
stock complete In
CLOTHING SUITABLE FOR TIE SEASON.
Elegant Auburn Melton ~ nav! Waxing SUITS
sns ses S.s shsa. i S sH
Black Cloth and Flannel Skeleton SACKS Fl
splendid stock of Lace 's Scarf. Bows Tie. Linen
Drawers Isle @ Brown Eassh HALF
IRISH LINEN SHIRT, at seo Per dozen.
Prices as low as any Cali and see ~, 55s r.
r..fF -. s e5.t sa5s II and Is Camp street.
ap4 I'm + opposite City Hotel. Isl
r C. PALMERa&7 CO., aa s01
T.. ss.s, .s3as,s3 4tSa
Importers Of and Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN q
CARPETS, MATS, OIL CLOTHS, s
RUGS and MATTINGs of all kinds 's'4
CURTAIN MATERIALS of all kinds.
| LACE CURTAINs-Real and imitation.
| Table and Piano COVERS, SHADES. otc.
! A Splendid New Stock of IRISH LINENS. Of svery
| description, for family use.
Upholstery, Furnishing Goods Hair Seating etc.
| g. e5 and 81 Camp street,
d271y NEw ORLEANS.
ARLE s F. TU TLE
WOOD ENGRAvER,
Old Levee Street .s.......-.3
| New Orleant, La
Orders with Designs from any part of the South win
be promptly attended and Handsomely Engraved at
l. 1lHEZ G=CRUsADER. z&zzs z
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VOLUME
THE WIZ
lErO1s As
40 Thou, my
Who touched IsAi|

One morning wi
And dew-drOps
when softly bio
And warbling q
Sang forth theil
who filed theiI
Where babblint
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-04-25

New ORLEANS, March 81, 1869.
On the LIST of May ext this Bank will pay, presen
tation at it's all the due Coupons of the
Bonds of this city endorsed by the New Orleans Jack
and Great Northern Railroad Company and by the
Now Orleans, Opelousas and Great Western Railroad
Company, and likewise all the Coupons tho said
Bonds maturing aud before the said LIST day of May
next inclusive.
app I'd THOS. LAYTON President.