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Live Stock Market.

new YonK, Tuesday, May H.-There was no
trade In hoevcs to-day for OF stock but the butch
er. are soanty supplied and the feeling is firm, and
nir 70 good steers urgently In request at 6a6c.
sheep were dull, with only 629 received The butchers
gannot save themselves nom losses NJ the ~ ruling
And are holding back for dscliue. We quote ordinary
% good cll ped &C 7@s1e n aud inierlJr and conf
non nj NbOkc, Lambs are selling at lARlJc. generally,
Win u few at lfal7c and poor Ohios At 100 lie
Dressed hogs were steady at l2Ac. n. There was
nom nAlly 9uotcd ut 9kqyhc. Receipts were 10 car
a 100 -
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PATENTS Inventors WHO wish 70 take out Let.
1ers Patent arc advised to counsel with stlnn 4 Co
Editors Of the Scientific 1neytcdRss who Nave pros,.
cuted claims before tho Patent Once for tFeny three
years, Their American aud European raSnt Agency
Is te most extensive Ia tho world. Charges Ices than
any other reliable agency pamphlet. containing ia
Instructions 10 Inventors, is sent gratis Address
Mum Co., 81 PARK row, New York.-Adp.
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WLsHISaTOs, May 1.-THE House Reconstruc.
admission OF Georgia precisely similar IL the Vir-
hl.la Mlssiasippi. and Texas bnls They have also
seeiIeh TO report an additional section, authorizing
'he'e states " organize their militia
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A Friend of Indian Divorces,
From the HOston Post.
.EIl II Iys

The Springfield RQa1liean denounces papqsa
tna' 90 no. approve OF we loye-making betwe
Mt richardson and Mrs. Mcfarland Ms the nrus
rent and hOertine press" "Tbe libertine press -
IS good phrase Tor the advocates OF Indiana, d.
YOTc1s ~ use. y
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It IL obviously impossible for any ono mind to en-
brace with accuracy oil The various departments of
human knowledge and creative saul. But far as tho
manufacture OF hats - concerned We feel cOnuaent
Knox, OF ~ broadway, corner OF Fulton street has
iahonea all the depths OF art II 10 tile best llacs IA
the city for gentlemen TO procure head covering Tho
lALAst styles ALWAYS tn ha b al thsJe -1dA-
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u AZ me Dry Dock, East Broadway and Battery
James Clancy. Of aS) Avenue ID, was slOcsineIy
Hnhed 3l horse, lie was found yin. on tbs floor
usehsoe' WIN lh1 head In stall, aud his feet out
sue, and horse quietly standing BY bl. side
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BosroN, May IA suit for divorce Ia before
tie 81 Massachusetts, Supreme Court, Instituted by
Mrs L. wis Against her husband. DR.. Lewis. The
couple arc parents OF Corinna Lewis, who was alb
'uottd some months ago by her fatnor, ind subse.
qusnuy returned 10 her mother BY order Of the No
OK Count,
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Single Trial Of Mrs. wTps,ow,, soo,.,nv

SYRUP for children tcethng never yet failed to re.
heve the onby, and overcome the prejudlces Of the
mother II will relieve the poor little sufferer imme
diatcy IL not only frcrs the child from pain bat reg.
ula'es the stomach and bowels, cures WIND collie cor.
reefs acidy and cures dysentery and diarrhDa.
Gives rest and health to the child and comforts the
mother.
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Rhcumrtisnr, Cont, Paralysis cured In IS
nhonss by " Hhi sHs Embrocation. Price q. ~
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you should incidentally use HELNDoLD's BUCHt
For diseases Of the urinary organs female weaRnrss
or irregularities and for general prostraion Of tue
nervous system, 1t Is unequaled.
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Wheeler q Wilron Machines, 1,1ft Broad.
wnf told by paving 80 down and el0 per month with
out extra charge. Machines to let j. I. ELLIS.
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MARINE IETELLIG ENCE.

MNTA~VrU ALMANAC--rut- NAr
sun rises, 20 sn, tcts.. 10 moon risesull %
ara WAIkk-f ffH A..
ANDY HOoE w GOV. lsiInd.l s. EslI SIte u IA
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DIEI,.

Artincirl Teeth, ncsgtlfn sets, 80, f19, sis
sive dental rooms, s53 nv, cor. 22d At.
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Steamship Chamripn. Charleston mdse and pass
Brig Babboui, Ncssna, fruit
Brig AylVsfotd. Cieuinegos, mOllsses.
Brig Annie seymour, Bermu a. produce.
scAr. brthnula MarAcaiDo. Il. r., sugar
Also. tho uhtla river anu aoaslwlsr VlGSelk
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
LONDONDERRY, May 17-Austrlan Quebec
warn New YORK..
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\VOOD's MUSEUM AND MENN(.rRIE.

A GRAND FULL DRESS
n CONCERT AND mop
- Will he given In behalf Of The
THIRTY SEVEN III REGIMEN T. x GsNY
under the ausD Of
THE Excel TIVE COMMITTEE
THE
SHEITERING ARMS NAZAAH,
Al tac AHMORY Rroadwny and Sii st.
LII TUESDAY EVENING, May 10, at O'clock
NJ sc under NE direction of Nr. J. N. LANDER
IIIkk -. afnittin, a lady anil gent g..
. ladr extra LCtcts, ~ NAV be mad OF " T., Lee.
ESQ., Chairman Of tue COMMITTEE OF Artanrements 81
wa! ST. capt y. 4. Des Narcts q Wall sti Rull-
mans ucset office, ~ Rrnalvry; f.. T. Dutton & Co,
IursanNal OF the onlcrrs NJ the regimen MEM
the aruury. ~ ~
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Sptual Hotties.

LIGHTING STREET LAMPS 1.-THE New
YORK Times IN speaking OF tic great Improvement for
lighting the street lamps recently adoptedin New York
city says; "send'ng around a man with ladder and
matches to ght street lamps now besides taxing nearly
three times long as the new plan IL carries a. who
see Il back almost to the middle ages by II ner pro
cess the injury done to the lamps lamp posts from
climbing up the post 10 light and extinguish the ga,
lie done away with It relieves the OF the most aho.
rlous part OF the work. and stops all waste Of gas
Those Interested should apply to Mr.. J. W. BART.
LETT. at SO Broadway who is the proprietor OF tho
patents.
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Shirts, Collars, Cugs, Drawers,
UNuVALbBD IN STYLE AND MANUFACTURE.
UNION ADAMS 4 cos
C37 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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ENshloN NIbKfssEAK. hhTEho'rrlNG,
lettings.

( WLuMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
y Inc eleventh Annual tOmmt the Law
school o. CouMha oll.gc will be held at the Acad
envy o. Music, ~ ast ifh st., on Wednesday. MAJ
The degree ~ Bachelor n Laws viii conferred OF
prizes viii b" awarded
AZ address ~ be delivered to the graduating cIsa
~ ~ l.eHsuI lhooio.e " DN ght, aud To the a uWn
hy Adnlpn /, sanger. Etq. Tho yhedlct0iy oratlon
VIII ne liYul ~ Orfl s. inner, ksq
Members ~ no llAr and the plhc generally arc Ia
specuuy invited TO attend. -
r. = BARNARp, Lid,
President Of Columbia Co lrge.
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THIS AND EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY,
MAIlNEE at ~ T. ~. W II TIC presented the MILL.
larry DRAMA. IN ACTS, by Cant. Leicester Vernon
entitled. mr. LASCERS -'
with the follow power ful distribution Victor De
Conrscy enlisted n The Third regiment, under tho
kpee, commanding the Third Regiment OF French Lam
ee Mr Chas. Fisher; Blanquei, trumgeter and bat
~ friend q vetors, Mr. n. T nigggpd Troop Ser.
Nine. Duvcrnays servant MIR. J. W. Leonard Cara.
pine; Lancer. Mr.. Peek Achlile Lancer Mr. Qnlgiay
Eslene DuVerney, with song, 'Cupds Ewes" Mss
ioulsa Moore; Nine. y" Arlomb. thc co 1nes sister,
Golden Mrs.. John SETON I'D - 49,
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4 ttturts.

VNDITH BGDRMAN VIII Lecture n Cnooer In
\ SIT Ir 90 Nfiai s.dy cyuallI. IA, .t1erLt
The omi'h Prest'rot tho l'lv.r Svr- their iieI.
pie aud wat lt Loads to- Ticket, 80 r.afs.
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%m1retmfn's.

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"A GRAD Italian oPRRA,
FRIDAY EVENING. Nav 81
Rpntfre nj, tire gTgn tenor
| Sig LIZ FRANC
LICK III 1 ANNE uvontWo -
| Ntio PAULINE CASiSSn
| (fof the first tuIe IN Ncv Vort - ffrrr.N
| sig. Pc fiETII, ST. F6ss ri. VSH,h'
| GRAND GAIN Wy Me- ~ n. otiock'
| Mss CLARA LOIiIlA Il isI tiian
| Nine. GAZZANiGA Sig FLTRsi,.I
| TltoVH fO,tk"
| .-... MONDAY EVENING NM N
| KELLOGG. ana. ,.'...' n n Franc
| TUESDAY. NAV aporoS atov,Sv,
Price. =. nsnsi Ndty,ssionoo N ,in1s
seals 50 cents crtr, Sc,t, cnn ~ . VI rescrved
TiitfRsDNy Nav I,ismi,Et vvrNyadwnY hy,.v
U,nnTtpa rup srpr
IA =, &c 80 .,.n ~ - 81. a.. -
~ oo'"'oH o." "nu o'h avs
ErrrI, xypyy
'Hih "hhh
EVERY EVENING nIIetvo TINE urrr
H'1"' b,uNI , M ~ hiNv LIE WEEK.
M" Iii Iii =, =. 800 ubhhhb
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OLHMPIT THEATRE.
TWO PERFORMANCES THIS DAY,
..,s OF the ionular and sncreasfnl
MkS JAS, A. OATES BURLEsQUE COMPANY.
ihthe rary ENtravaganzn ndurtcd expressly for tir
... -. troupe entttled,
THE FAIR ONE WITH THE BLONDE WIG
x,u, presenting 10 thcruxc Cilcnt performances
,c,HE,Wn.. lchnlce selections, from the GRAND
sCENt,Rf lOPElIA TO the broadcast BURLEaQUK,
,nEM Ihe drolleries OF which never allowed
h,ESiC, 70 hpso into dullness for the lack Of
NEW variety. -
cos YVES. This troupe was or rinally orran,,.a In
,,,NEW lChicago, FEB, 1917. Srco then havo
ErfhCls' lPAYed successful engagements IN Tie
..... WEtr aud souri,
MATINEES WEDNESDAY, aud SATURDAY AT2
ecals sccured TWO WEEK.. 10 hdNanre.
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This is special to the Cincinnati Gazette:
Nrw YoRK. November IA letter to the


New York, November 14.-A letter to the
Tribune, from Dayt n, Ohio, says. in regard
10 the contest in the Third Congressional
District of Ohio, that General Schenck has
consented that the contest shall he made,
but only as means of testing the right Of
the disabled veterans, who reside in his dis
trict, to vote Except as to the use of his
name, he is III no way party to the contest,
leaving it to the committees to devote the
necessary time, trouble and expense. His
constituents, feeling outraged at the result
of the election, he stipulated with them that
there should be no other ground of contest,
no traversing the district to scrutinize the
poll lists, 10 scramble. The letter states ut
some length the history of the asylum, and
says the question viii be carried to Con,
. gress. 1t says the case will be submitted
on the ground that the location of the asy-
l,un was not ceded to the United States,
but to C corporation created under an act OF
Congress, and that in ceding jurisdiction to
the United States in place which belongs
!, to a corporation, the State can impose any
conditions she pleases. If the terms upon
/. whicl, the State OF Ohio was willing to grant
jurisdiction to the United States were in
consistent with the constitution, then those
/. very terms. being repugnant, prevent any
grant from taking effect.
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FIVE would erect q bnfwark which shall
be a substantial means of safety, if we
would guard against the assaults Of open
foes, and the more dangerous attacks OF the
7 false hearted and intriguing, we should Ia
rbog for the efficiency Of our common schools.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-19

nffIcIaI JOURNAL OF THE UNIFIED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
THE LATE ELECTIONS.
R-presenintives Elected to the Forty.
Second Congress.

r.rrrsenintfves Elected to the Forty.
8 second Congress.
PROM the Washington Chronicie.l
We furnish our readers with the follow
ing list of Representatives that have been
elected to the FOrty-second Congress, com
Y,iled from the latest returns The ofhclal
ret,lrr,s in the districts where the Young
was very close may possibly change IN one
or two instances; but it is probable that the
l;st "a given below will be found correct
We omit the State officers elected Ill States
that voted for such officers. IL is easy TO
ascertain the gains made Dy posh p'sru .ses
throughout the country by referring to the
: characters opposite the names OF members
and explained at the bottom of the hist:
j ALABAMA.
r. rstr;c. District.
]. BENZ Tasns stsx - -Ss1sl X by pSs
5. iWm. A. Handley, D. 6. J. II. sloss, D.
ARKANSAS.
l. j. NJ. Hanks D. D. Thonas te'es, t.
q O. 2. Snyder, K.
DELAWARE.
FLORIDA.
i. 6. q. Wallis
L. c. B. FarweN R. 8. u. c. Robinson, D.
2. ~. +. Farn.worth, 3. 9. ST W: McSeeNey, D.
3. II. B. Burchard, r. 10. E. l. Rec, D..
4. J. b: Hawley, r. II. -. s. marshall T ~
g. Burton c. Cook, z. 10. John NJ. Crebs, D.
At large: *John A. Logan. r.
- INDIANA.
l. WIN. Z. Niblack. D. Z. IN. o. Manson u
Isr M z V Wison, r. 10. william Williams B.
s. John Cob,,ru r. ii. Jasper Packard, X
G. ID. W. Voorhees,, d.
I. Geo. W. Mcerary,R 4. NJ. u. Walden, z.
n Cx.oltn X 5 w. y, IL.
2. W. g. Dorlnan, X. o. jackson oEr' H.
KANSAS.
]. David p. Lowe, r.
KENTUCKY.
= !. Edward Crosland. D. 6. William E AEthTr, d.
Joseph T. as f. nssi s. D. seorss i adams D.
s. +Boyd Winchester, d.
LOUISIANA.
. -Iionei a. a. Sheldon r. s frank Norey, Il.
3. &C. B. Darrall, H.
- !. JOHN Lynch R. 4. John A. Peters, r.
> William p Frye r. j. Eugene Hal. X.
= 3. james q. Blaine. X.
MARYLAND.
.saml Hambetona { %m E 3 Ssr,;, 2.
:. g. Thomas Swami
MASSACHUSETTS.
James Bufinten, G. n ~. Banks 7 sra r.; p
3. n.
iA sNan,;ei Hooper r. g. wv. +. Wasbburn. r.
4 S. tBenj. F. Butler, R. 10. 'iIenryL. Dawes. r.
MICHIGAN.
= j. Henry waIdron. r. 4. Thomas W. Ferry, r.
T. VIM. L. Stonghton. r. 5. Omar d. ConSer, r.
g 3. austin Blair, r. 6. j. g. Switzerland, "
= MINNESOTA.
]. Mark H. punnell, X. O. John T. .Averln, R.
MISSISSIPPI.
3 l. &c. E. Harris r. 4. G. c. Mckee, R..
.. ~. 4. MOrphis, T. D. L. W. Pierce, X.
y 2. H. ". Barry. X.
- MISSOURI.
i ]. sErastus Wells. D. s. IS. 5. Burteot, K
q &c; A Finkelnburg G. r. CoIugO, %.
Reform Z. Isaac c. Parker X.
& 81 T. Mccormick, n. G. J. r.. K. hayward, K,
e 4 II. r. Ravens, X. 8. fAndrew King, D.
- NEBRASKA.
l. John Taffe. R.
NEVADA.
j. &c. W. Kendall, D.
NEW JERSEY.
I. John w Hazlet0n II. 4. John Hill. r.
II A. Samuel c. Forker, D. 5. *George A. Halsey, 4.
g. iJohn T. Bird. D.
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NEVADA.
j. &c. W. Kendall, D.
NEW JERSEY.
I, John W. Hazleton r. 4. John Hill. r.
T. Samuel c. FOrker, D. 5. George A. Halsey, r.
a iIuFu r. Bird. D.
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excrt no xorrSsiVa & 49, & 5 ~ 4! 3 -
che odoF 81 turPs az q 3 IS n
Cdts.- II - gsnSzkiIy y
are more attached t0 place4 "a
vsduals; but this il IN erroxs xhsy OIL
nateiy cling TO cer.ain rl.ees essss q !, !.
whom they are attached.s a ckE W1H return.
to an empty house, and remain init many
weeks. But when, At last, she nnds that
the family does not return, she strays
away, and, if abe chances Then to find the
family, she will abide with them.
The Weaver Bird of India.-This pretty
creature thus contrises to elude it's enemy,
the squirrel 1t weavos it's nest of hay,
closely intertwined, and in form like
steeple hive, with many winding passages,
round the various mouths of which are
formed pent-houses, or rims, to Garry of
the rain. This structure is suspended by
thread so slender, that the squirrel, how
ever wistfuly, he may gaze on his prey
| within, dare not put his nose into it fo'
fear of q tumble; while at the same tine
che little bird pops in and out perfectly Sc
| ~r,reA
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CRIME IN ENGLANp.-At q late session
of the English Central Criminal Court
there were forty cases of murder down Tor
trial beside the usual black list of robbers,
and the like. These cases included that Oh
the Brixton She Herod, the remembrance
of whose wholesale massacre of the lnno-
cents will soon be obliterated by the next
new horror:
On one day last week (says the Weekly
Reqister) DR.. Lancaster held four lnquests
on the bodies of murdered infants, ana u
dav or two before the discovery at Black
heath of two or three bodies OF baoles'
done to death" by murderons hands,
pointed to the existence o! some uaEy
farming establishment existing, propaoiy
under the very noses of the police, VINO
seem nearly powerless either to detect OF
preyeut crime. What has gone on IN the
provinces we have not space, even II we
| had the inclination, to record; IL is SUI
iect too sickening to pursue, ana YET on,
which calls for exposure by the Press. az
the beginning of this year the Pau MAJ
! Gazette favored it's readers with mos
| meudncious catalogue of the crimes OF Vio
ience and ''rebellion" committed IN lreiau'
duripr 1869. VIII that same organ, whos'
efforts to procure q coercion bill for lrelah'
were SO thoroughly crowned WIN Success sue eS'
| $ry to DO the SAME ioi ~ -,
IF this yearY A brief summary OF TIT
total number of crimes committed ever.
day is all we can reasonably expect, a
any attempt at even specifying their natur
would require supplement Of too vast vas a. a.
extent in paper and Typography to suit tn
finances of that most uth-lovlng journal
In common justice we may dem ma nt I tm,s
mild suggestion for coercion bill for thi
land of savagery. Meanwhile, perhaps
the Legislature may take some slight actio
in the matter.
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ATTEMPT TO AssAss1NArE THE PORE AND

ATTEMPT TO AssAss1NATE THE POPE AND
c,pn1NA1. ANroNELL1.-TheR Roman cor
respondent of the. Pail Mall Gazette
writing from Rome on Sept. Goth, says:
General De Courten having informed him
that his disarmed soldiers solicited ms ms
benediction before leaving Rome, the Holy
Father looked out on the assem6teo
crowd from a window, exelaimipg, |" , 1on
ore goipr. nv children, and may Cod bless
YOU Temain. shall see what d1 they tGoH w, of
p"n,,n ronnbs swarmed.lnto the Piazza OF
ST. s%p PETER l1 and made rush at the entrance
of the Vatican, shouting, I" Death to Ant%.
neili j" Death to the Pope !" F%rtF tn mh"G,
thirtv Gendarmes, who, firing from the pas
sage, Kept the rufians at bay till r the Der, DER
sasgiieri came up at the charge: Tine int m mo-,
III the bersarlieri fired vol'ey, wh'cl
killed and wounded about a dozen OF theii
| number.
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ming Star and Catholic Messenger.
rev okLEAHs, sdNDAX, DCxoRER - 1870.


e Death Of AycA6iekop BaiIlargeom.-
ArOhbiAhop ~ QueOec, whose death has |
leon cxpeo9k1Or some time past, departed
sAhis life ats quarter after ave O'Clock this
Afternoon. His Grace, the Most Rev. Chas.
Francois BaillargeOn, was in the seventy
f1econd year Of his age. He was for many
years Cure Of Quebec, was named Bishop
s0f TlOa IN partibass and administrator OF
4 the archdiocese in 1854, during the lengthy
i1lness- of his predecessor, Mgr. TurgeOn,
whom he succeeded as Archbishop in
1859, The deceased prelate returned from |
4the Ecumenical Council in May last, In |
very bad health, which has nearly ever
since confined him to his room: The late
sssAfchbishop was the Cure of Quebec during
I. the great cholera of 1882, and by his un-
ceasing attentions then, his efforts to es-
! tablish the parish of st. John suburb, his
4 founding of the Bon Pasteur and d other
\ charities, and his constant affability, he
! endeared himself to all his flock, by whom,
as we'll as by all who had occasion to know
his truly excellent disposition, his death
will be greatly lamented.-QHe0ec Mercury
Oct. ID.
Dedication of a Church at Hudson City,
Confirmation by Bishop Bayley-Sermon by
q Father Reilly.-Another of those structures
j which will attest to coming generations the
zeal displayed by Catholics in worshiping
s the true God, was dedicated in Hudson
Il City ON October 16, by Right Rev. j. Il.
I. Bayley. But few short months ago the
corner stone of the edifice was laid, and
since then, rs well as previously, the Pas
siOnists Fathers of West Hoboken tolled
incessantly to raise up the temple: AT the
close Of the Mass the Bishop gave his bene-
diction, and at three o'clock administered
the Sacrament of Confirmation to a large
number Of children. Solemn Vespers were
sung at seven o'clock in the evening, anc
sermons in German and English were de-
liyered.-Herald, Oct IL.
Dedication of a Church in Northfeld, W
We learn from La Protecteun Caaadien, o
st. Adams, VT. that on Wednesday, 5tl
inst, the new church of st. John the Bap
tist, at Mortified, was dedicated by tn
= Right Rev. Bishop de Goesbriand, who on
tho same occasion blessed a fine bell weigh
ing sixteen hundred pounds. The follow
ing day a number of Reverend gentlene
accompanied the Bishop to White Rive
Junction, when he blessed the new chape
and parish cemetery, recently establishe
by the Rev. NJ. Pigeon.
The Cornerstone of q home for destitu'
Roman Catholic children was laid III Bos
ton on the 10Th inst, in the presence OF
immense concourse. Incident to the exc
cises was grand procession of some tire
thousand adults and nearly ten thousar
Sunday School children, under the ma
shalship OF Daniel J. Sweeny.
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'cUN1NA STATE UNIVERSITY.
tHans changed ftom Louisiana state seuaiassy1
Baton Rouge, Louisiana.


MILITARY ORGANIZATION.
The Tenth Session Of this Institution viii begin
MONDAY, 5sh Of Ss0tember next, and close WEDNAS-
o. :.sa . full a1s ssS,sTsn
s s School Of Civil Engineering and tOmmer0i.
and c;ss sssss,s ss .a :sis
tanoal Cabinets etc., being tho largest and most com
xam.sien to the Preparatory Department viii DO
70 a9s Ess
month. ESQ 81 payable in
AIRY lat: w. ~ A.. ,,,,,. -. ..,,,on md
Cadet. W o. csSa. m sTsS
to cost about go be paid half In advance balance
February ist
Col. DAVID F. BOYD, Superintendent and Professor
Col ss and Proisssor Of Natural Fhosophy and In
Col s2sUn Il Of Engineer
And Ar' P1e,, raet a Mental and
EDW Mars phiio.apSs sna iu.,rnc, s in Hebrew.
i and
AM Ghs%as5ss rEArHERMAN Professor of Modern
cuAnIEs -h HgTsSS Greek and In
W. fnf'sa of
e Of Ma
aeEsla Ari1SIeto "na Geography
| VIM A. sEAY, Lecturer upon Cohsutuao"AA III" AZ
| transitional Law.
with several assistaut instructors In Mathematics
al Ancient and Modern and occasional lecture
from learned and distinguished persons not connecte
0 with the University.
!. For further information. address.
Baton Rouge La.
Office of the University in New Orleans. v Swarorie
, & Co.'S, 50 Camp street.
Until the rebuilding of the college edfce lately de
ed by fire ALEXANDRIA, the IL tom
porarily Loo at.d at Baton Ronge, In the Dear ann M
!, | Asyum Location very hesithy. and accom-
y ani ,p.a. ~, .ass;,n no. au7 I'm
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-30
GIANT yINCENTS COLLEGE.
CAPE GIRARDRAU, MISSOURI.

CAPE G1nARDEAU MISSOURI.
ba institution conducted by tho Priests Of the Con
,~aaa+;nn of the Mission St. Vincent OF iaui, ID
keantfy located the Mississ river forty nies
,nvs Cairo and ono hundred and fifty miles below St.
Louis. -. -, , ,,,,,rs and we'll
ventilated. The grounds are beautiful extensive anu
we'll adapted for healthiul exercise ..,,. ,,.,.t.
The College IL of easy access Regular oaiy Pache'"
The acbolastic year begins the FIRST MON "a.
OF SEPTEMBER and ends about the nist VI July
TERMS
BOARD and Tuition per scholastic year
Washinp and mending of articles washed
~, ma Zee and Medicines ~
I,,.,,n tal ~
For further information apply to c&.
Hoi ~ Rev ANTHONY VERINA, c. M
~ President of the College,
Or to Rev. THOS. J. SMITH, G. M
anso " st. Joseph's Church, New Orleans