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BONES Nouyellcs
BONES Nouyelles /!

MACHINES d coudre de GROVER L.
BAKER d renare aur prir de manufacture
par II, G. COLOMB.
N. B. Ces machines, alan, vendues par
commission, Sc vendent posItlsemen, au ptix
lie manufacture.
Ienrs prAcipanx avan,ages soni: Bontt G,
~fiastiritf du poiu,-perfection ct simplicitt Lu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS direct du I'll des deuN
bobines, ancune navet,e d remplir, ct aIcun
aaspillaoe de fl.
La machine GROVER brode aussi bien on
mlenx que Ia main.
On pen, l'examiner ct Ia voir fonc,ionner
en- s'adressant an magasiu du sonssiana.
Venez, venez ious. VoIr ne COTE lien.
lie soussiane aunoncc aussi Gull arrive lie
a Nonvelie.Oraans, avec I'M assortment
complet de marchanlises seches, ,eiles one:
lndiennes, cotons, barfgss, mousselines, eiofFes
lie tout genre pour bottles e, %soulisrs
pour danes ct pour i'ommes.
En- groceries: Riz Z a 10 cents Ia livre-
Farine 81, s, o! lie baril-Cof:, lere quali,t.
IS CENTS ncrs l2l a o5-Pommes de ierrs a
SO so lie baril- Whisky, Gin, Porto- Wine, rim
rouge en- caisse e, en- barri1us, nniseh-, eognac,
le Breton a 50 so la bou,eilie, VERNON (NP.l,
Abs'"the Fe'nand), Champaign. (Kruel. G,
nne q~nanti'e d'ar'icles d I'usage commnn,
lrop nombreux pour Remuneration.
N~Le ton, d des prix les plus raisonnables
Ct les Plus moderes.
II. C. coLoMB.
Habi,aiioD Mors0n
5lev.am Sl.Jacqnes. Rive cauche.
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Avis

Messieurs les membres dc la Socifie TAs'
%sistance muluelle de Sl-Jacaues sont aver,is
que la reunion mensuelle de la socieie aura
dt>ormais lieu lie 3eme Sa,nedi du mis-, a 4
hcnres ?. NJ. 4 la residence de NJ. A. Tam.
boury, president.
La plus grandc ponc'uali,e est requise.
Des ~affaires dc la plus haule Importance y
seront trai,ees, Ell dams %l'in'e1e, des membfes,
ct dams l~'inleret de Ia Sociela.
J.. A. RICAUD.
Secrelaire.
St.Jacques, I Mai 1870.
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PROCLAMATION
FOR 4 NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.

Whereas 1t is The duty Of all nations to
acknowledge the Providence Of Almighty
God, TO obey his will, 10 be grateful for
his benefits, and humbiy 10 imp'ore his
protection and favor; and whereas both
Houses Of Congress have, by their joint
committee, requested me .io recommend
10 the people Of the United States a day Of
public Thanksgiving and prayer, 10 be
observed by acknowledging with grateful
hearts the many and signal iavors Of
Almighty God, especially by affordins
them an opportunity peaceabIy to es,a-
blish = form Of governement for their
safety and happiness;
Now, therefore, l do recommend and
assign Thursday, the t%wen,y-six,h day Of
November next, 10 be devoted by the
people Of these States 10 the service Of
that great and glorious Being, who is The
Benetcent Author Of all the good tia,
was, that is, or tina, will be; that we may
then all unite in rendering unto him our
sincere and humble thanks for his kind
care and protection Of the people Of Ills
country, previous 10 their becoming a
nation !; for the signal and manifold mer.
cies, and the favorable interpretations Of
his providence, in the course and %conclu-
sion Of the late war; for the great degree
Of tranquility, union, and plenty, which
NJ, have since enjoyed; for the peaceable
and rational manner in which we have
beea eaabied 10 establish constitutions Of
govsramsnt TOT our safety and happiness,
aud particularly the national one now
lately instituted for the civil and rcIi.
gious liberty with which we are blessed,
and the means we have Of acquiring and
difasing useful knowledge; and, in
general, for all the gtea, and various
~favors, which he has been pleased to
confer upon Us.
And, also, that we may then unite in
most hu'nbly offering our prayers and
applications to the great Lord and Ruler
Of Nations, and heseech him TO pardon
our national and other transgressions; Ia
enable Us Ill. whether in public or private
stations, 10 perform our several and rela.
tive duties properly and pnnctnally; to
render our national government a blessing
10 Ill the people, by constantly being a
government Of wise, just, and const,tu.
,ional laws, discreetly and faithfully exc
euted ~ obeyed; 10 protect and guide
al sovereigns and nations Especially
I such as have shown kindness 10 usl, and
to bless them with good governments,
peace, and concord; 10 promote the
knowledge and practice Of true religion
and virtue, and the increase Of science,
among them and us /; and, generally, TO
grant unto all mankind snch q degree Of
temporal prosperity Is he alone knows to
be best.
Given under my hand, at the city Of
New York, the third day Of October, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand seven
hundred and %eigh,y.nine.
GEoRGE WASHINGTON.
Poor Washington!
muianiur. Il muiQmuy in ills,
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STAR RICE MILL.
F. ABADIE T. Gle.
ST JEAN-BarrtsTE. Rive droi,c.

&c moulin peut acaler ct brosser 40 bari9s
de rz dams les singt qnatre heutes.
lie tiz soliant du STAR RICE MILL, CONNIE
article de commerce., ne GRANT pour Ia bian.
chem ct Ia %ne,,ett, aucunc concurrence sur
les marches.
Les persnnnes Gui voudron, bien lie visitet
Sc convaincront par e~lies.memes des avan,ages
pas i accorder Icnr patronage d NJ. FnAseois
ABADiE & Gle.
IL ye'dfe pour lie moment, IN it De
riz, de quali'a ordinaire, a 6 cents ! la liyre.
Dec 4.
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state Conservative Press Convention

RESOLUTION:
Resolred. That a 'Board Of State Commits.
sioners Of the Peoples Party Of Louisiana 10
consist of nine citizens Of this State, be
appointed by the President Of this Convention.
Said appointments 10 be made and announced
OH OF before the first Monday Of May prox.
In accordance with the foregoing resolution,
| have this day appointed, as The state Board
of Commissioner Of the Peoples Party OF
Louisiana, y the following named gentlemen:
G. 4. Breaux, c. Cayaroc, W. b. Schmidt,
Wm. NJ. BurweIl, E. North Cullum, of Or.
leans.
James o. Fuqua, East Baton Rouge.
Daniel bennett, ST. Mary.
W. 7. Hall, Morehouss.
Sosthsne Theriot, st. James.
The above named "Board Of Commission.
ers," will hold their position As such until
their successors may be- chosen by the State
at large, according 10 the provisions Of the
plan of organization adopted fol. the guidance
of the ''Peop,e's Parry'' Of this State by tie
Conservative Press Convention.
a quorum Of the above named "Board Of
Commissioners" are also hereby empowered
to fill any vacancy that may occur in ,hci'
body. C. WARD.
President State Conservative Press Conven'
ton.
New Orleans, La, May 2, 1870.
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OUR PRINCIPLES.

Republic Of Order. Honesty and Justice.
Unipersal s.0rage, except for oula,cs and
negaboads.
lCiCie alliance Of The rAite and colored
L~osis;asiass.
Education for all,
No more political Carpet baggers, nor
sseless roacdies in Louisiana.
Political Equally Of na,urali:ed .,ond
American born citisens.
Projections ertended to laborious i'm
migrants.
Respect for the lav.
We rM erat the honest man TO Office ana
reject NE dishonest.
Losisiana must be ruled BY Honesty ant
Intelligence.
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ATELIER DE CHAUssUREs
-PoUR-
DANES EFT mEsSIEURs.

Madame A. CHAyANEL, don't ratelier De
chaussures es, place pres du college Jefferson,
ayerlil ses clients qu'eIle Went de r~ecevoir des
~ouv'iers de Ia Nouveiie Orleans ct que 10
pourra dssofnsais 1epoalfe promp,emeM !
leurs commandes.
Nine. A. Chayanei Sc recommasde 4 IL
bisnveillancs du public Do St-Jacques.
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Louisiana Press Union.

At a meeting Of the members of this Assn.
citation, held this day at the St. Charles Hotel
the following named gentlemen were nnani.
mously elected to serve as officers for the
curren, year:
President, Daniel bennett: Vice President,
Emile Lefranc Secretary and Treasurer WIN
NJ. Burwell.
Executive Commit,ee-M. F. Bigney, {
Ward, F. I.imet, P. NJ. Baker, l.. Z. Mar
chand, J. 7. Dawes, S. T. Grisamore anc
Henry ] Hyama
(Ates,) WIN. NJ. BuRwELl, Sec'y.
New Orleans, La, May 9, 1870.
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LETTERS

boarding Students, whose families reside out of IN.
Parish OF Orleans. a'e required to write letters every
Saturday. The correspondence between Parents and
Pupils is not sutjec, to Inspection.
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OUTFIT:

Besides The articles Of clothing necessary 70, neat.
mes. and comfort, each s,ad.n, should b. provided
with . towels, q napkins, | goblet, | spoon and fork. |
table knife. | tin basin and lon. ,nb, / oivh, bsy' i
mattress Q T. I 8 It., ! double wooden blanket, / pillow.
3 pillow cases, 3 pairs sheets, l mosquito bar. Every
in foil.
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VISITS.

Parents are entreated to make thei, visits, on School
days, before 0 A. n. or after s ?. " in order 10 avoid
all interference with The advancement Of S,udep,s And
the discipline Of the School.
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MONTHLY REPORTS ::

Monthly reports are sent to Parents or Gnardia M
stating the conduct, progress, rank in Glass and y.
tendance OF pupils.
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EXAMINATIONS

Private exam nations conducted by the Diyec,o, and
his Assistants are held monthly. The Annual Public
Examinations will take place daSisg the closing weei
OF The Session.
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A vendre on q Louer.

A Vendro on Q Louer.
ia Une magnitiqne Residence, pres
du College Jefferson. La mason e,l
ssS: double, a deux elases, eli brlqaes.
y a depense, cuisine, batisses,
cu.-, .e,ger, IN terrain mesurant un arpent
de face au leuvc sur une profondeur de 40
arpenis.
S'adresser sur les lieux, a
I mai. NJ. EDMOND DRUILHET.
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Professors ~ The .~csiisotaas Experiment.,
l.. pgMONTLtZiN, Professor u the French Clsss.
GEO. %GESSNER, Professor Of the Latin and Greek
Glass.
A. v. ROMAN, Professor Of The Mathematical
Class.
The Primary and intermediate Departments ere
diligently trained BY Professors Of long experience and
acknow edged merit.
Further infcrms,iou may be obtained by addressing
a communication TO the Director through the r. U.
Locked Boz. S&#&@fs
A. v. uOMAIN, Director.
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TERMS OF

TERMS OF TUITION
FOR DAY SCHOLARS, PAYABLE MONTHLY:
ooh"efe'hi Course, . SlSO Per annpm.
classical Course, ISL per annum.
BOARD AND TUITION
Payable Quarterly in advance. pc, nnnum, $500 10 S432
German. Spanish, Drawing, Music, Fencing, &c,
ioun eAuA th-rges.
Book and Stationery are supplied by the School q,
current prices.
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CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
For DoAKDEis AND DAY SCHOLARS.
Corner # DAEPHFNE and CONT streets.
A. v. ROMAN, Director.

The Third ANIMAL Session OF the School will be Of
nearly Eleven Months duration, beginning on H..
First Monday in September, aad ending on the las,
Saturday ia JniT.
No bette, evti..ces Of the usefulness OF the school
can he given Than the extensive Development wiiah il
has attained in the .hot: space Of TIVE y~sss iron, It's
cr.a,iop, and a rel. teoee tn the list Of Professors. who
imra't ,ns't~'tios in ID. vatsas branehe. u study.
The mel Asl Of instruction adopted, guards xo,npnf
lou~ ' against the abuses 81 thai an,a,na, ed sy.t-m o.
learning. which ~astss the precious YEARS OF youth IN
The iahorons aeqh,rtifeE nj at unavailable. lore, and. AZ
the same si,ur, against the no less r-rniciaus abuse. ei
a gross ni,iiiarrtri.m which sufjuaa,es all the kenl,i-s
OF the mind and aspit sions Of the S.att 10 "oA~' en-
crossing pursuit.
It's Object il, TO TAIN yonng rnea to the performance
Of the active dpties Of HE, to instruct them in all the
branches Of Science and Art whaci, are essential 10
their future suce-ss, and, by awakening in the IN a love
oi s'ndv. 10 'ncni.a'e 4 Process oi stlf-ipstruetion
which will enable hem to continue their education,
even after being ~manc,psted from the control Il
pafea,s and professors.
COURSE OF STUDIES:
There are two Courses If Studies established in Ii.
Sehoo'. ME Classical and the Commercial; either nj
which Students may tnIinw. syrreabiy 10 the wishes
OF their parents 6f S%uaraTans. Classes Of various grades
are instituted in each Course.
The commercial Course comprises French and
English Grsa,nar, Universal History, leoxssnby.
Rhetoric. Logic, Literature, Natural H~,ory, Pby-
sioiogy. Natural and Mental Philosophy, Practical
Chemistry: IA complete Course o Mathematics, Sur.
v-yns and Lev-ins Drawing OF Plans and Map.
Constitutional Inv Commercial Law and Usas-x
Book. Keeping.
tn. Classical Co"rs- cen,p,iss HE above .nnm.
Grated Branches, with the addition Of Latin and Greek.
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J.. r. ROBIN,
NO. a., ruo Toulouse,

ES Soas-Ohicier do ca~yalerie de- l'armee
franchise, elevc de Iacoic de cayalerie \
Sao,anr (F'aueel, on il a suivi WI conrs
a firpiaitiaue c. fat pen1an, hnh ans nns
sluie ihtariqne e, ~p'asjqae p~oar.!es chesaus,
sons Ia direction 1es officers de tons e'ades
his plus eonpetens. h intorMe ses anna 81
irs hasilan's des esmrasnes Gn'iI s'ocesps
d. aite acAcies ct rendse Lss shevaux ct
maleis, tons esnx qxi en- on, schel3 dtja sons
l. Is s~a,isfai.s De son cl,oix.
I-li s'occupera aassi Do collection CONNIE
aAsetois.
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AVIS
Avis aux plantcurs.

NJ. q. l.. EHRMANN, de St.Jean- Ba reNs,r,
a rhonnenr de prevents NM. les hahi'ants
Qnil a constammeut en- main DIES chdudieres
de seconde main a rrix modert, e, gull ache
~.ieilles fetraiiles a SIS 90 lie tonneau. 23av.
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ANSNzn ANMAM

AASNEN AAMMM
A~01A-.
Exercera ysa profession dams les raroisses
si.Jacqnes, St.3ean.Bap,is,e, Ascension, Ct
devan, Ia Cour Supreme de l'E,at.
bureau !: habi,ation A. Il. ROMAN.
T Poste: CantrelIe p. u.
NJ. Alfred Ronan sera .ous les jours d son
bureau, de 10 lieutcs A. NJ. d 2 heures r. NJ,
saut lie lnndi OH il Sc %trouyera 4 Ia Maison lie
Conr de la p~aroisse S,-Jacqnes.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Parish Of St. James, May Sd 1870.
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New Orleans, La, May ., 1870.
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EEAvY FORGERY.
Attempt TO Swindle Parties Well KGown in
the Commercial World.

Attempt Swindle Parties Well Known in
the Commercial World.
Yesterday afternoon young man acting as mes
senger for l.. S. Lawrence Il Co., bankers appeared
at the National Park Bank, and presenting check
to Mr.. Wright the paying teller, asked to have 1t
certified. Mr.. Wright took the check IN his brisk
business way, pulled 1t through between the thumb
and foreinger OF his left hand, held 1t OF by both
hands at arms length gazed at the paper placed his
head a little one side and squinted at the paper,
turned 1t over, looked ut the back OF the note,
turned 1t over again and again with q nervous IA
pdity. looked quzzcaliy at the young man who pre-
sented the cheek, shook the cheek TWO or three
times, and SAID,
erals check may be all right, but as sure as my
name is Wright Pm afraid 1t Amt right. Where did
you get this young man?'
"A gentleman Is vt our office now, waiting Tor the
money. IL is to be paid In gold.n
A messenger belonging 10 The bank was called and
told to hasten up TO the party by whom the check was
drawn-E. s. Higgins az Co., the carpet dealers, on
Broadway. In due time the messenger returned In
company with the attorney OF Messrs. Higgins Co.
The attorney examined the check and recognized 1t
by the number one which had been drawn two
days before In favor OF some party in Newark Tor
$50 80. An order had been sent 10 the Higgins es-
adjustment for a sample OF carpet, with money to
pay FOR the sample ana a request that check be
sent for whatever balance may remain The check
had been sent Tor the balance, which, as above
stated, was $50 80. This was evidently
'PuT UP JoB''
to get possession OF check. The rogues having
obtained the check must have gone to work lmne-
dlatey TO alter the face OF the note and c.evcry
had they done the work that The gntcst lines IN the
signature were not erased The date had been OBJ
erated the figures and.wording had been altered by
Of acids and the requisite changes written IN.
The amouuJ was written over the signature and
along on the back OF the note and everything was
done apparently 10 guard against counterieltng or
alteration.
The discovery OF the forgery having been COM
ple.cd the messenger ana Messrs. Higgins attorney
proceeded TO the banking house Of the Mcssrs. Law
renee TO capture the owner OF the cheek. He had
| t1tlf a az Ia n
Messrs Lawrences messenger and left. Owing 10
the shrewdness OF Mr.. Wright tue bank was saved
the heavy loss OF S3,sS0 GA In gold The matter has
been placed In the hands OF the detectives and the
smart Jerseyman may yet be brought to justice.
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POET OF NEW YORK., DECEMBER 90, 1870.
CLEARED.


Steamship City of London OBJ, Tibbi,s, Lverpoo-Jobn
Steamship England OBJ, Webster, Liverpool-F W J
Hurst
Steamship North America slocum, Rio Janero, sc-U
and Brazil Mail Steamship Co.
Ship Agnes, Tislae, East Indies-Frederic Baker
Bark Evans OBJ, Davis, Bristol, E-E Morgan's
- Bark schweigaard tNor), Petersen, Gloucester
Bark Annoy (Br), Parkman, Glassow-Chas P Swan &
Co.
Bark svanen q an). Ebsen Alicante wendt, Tetens 4
Bockmann.
Bark Arcadia (Nor, Eldrup. Gibraltar for oraersFunch
Edge Il co.
Bark Calypso, wh.more, Buenos Ayrcs- RUSSELL Howss
4 Co.
Bark John GrlGln Downey Havana T. Ward Co.
Bark Ella, Lewis Portland-Howe White e Co.
Brig Eastern STAR Foster, Demarara-D Trowbrdge's
Sons.
Brig Curacoa (Br Lockhart Curacoa-os Fonke's Sons
Brig Suwanee Super New Orleans-N II Brigham
schr Whitney, Masters, Aspinwall-S l. Merchant &
Co.
schr Annie Harper, Wood, Brashear City, Ingraham
schr Cora Nash, Coffin, savannah-van Brunt slaght
Schr Sarah Watson, Smith, Wilmington, NC-Evans, Ball
4 Co.
schr Geo II Squire, Haley, Richmond va-Evans, Ball &
Co.
schr Cora, Bush, Washington, Dc-Thomas Holmes
Co.
scnr Mary Lee Newton Murphy, Baltimore-Jed Frye
Co.
Schr Ella Grindle, Banimore-Miller & Houghton.
Sehr Salie Burton, Palmer Stamford.
Sclr q q Acken, Meade, Stamford
Steamer Ociava, Reynolds, Baltimore.
Steamer Mars Grumey, Phla ephia.
Steamer + Biddie, McCne Philadelphia.
Steamer Frank, Pierce, Philadelphia.
Steamer A Sinners, Davis, Philadelphia.
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ARREST or A 0lAnsaD THIEF.

An E-t-Coarhma1 o. n Hartford Indy Gers
Away With $4,000 Worth ci diamonds
nud 1900 Us Msncy-gIe Joins the Navy,
hat 10 Appreciated and arrested.
BosroN, Dec. %, 1870.
4 dashtng young fellow named Samuel +. An
drcws, formerly coachman for Mrs. Antoinnettc
Grdley and Miss Nellie Gridley arrested at the
Navy Yard this AFTERNOON for larceny rom tue
women named OF about $50 0o) worth or diamonds.
He lad served them as cpachmaf FOR some time.
aud mad gained lheir confidence 70 such an extent
That Mrs. Gridley sent hum, u few weeks since,
10 Lancaster, Penn, with power OF attorney,
70 manage some property which she had there lie
improved the opportunity 10y raising 81 900 or more
on the properly, and then returned 10 Hartford, and
gathered up diamonds and other ieWelry 10 the
amount 81 so nc $40 200 and then lett fo, parts n-
known. lie was tracked 10 Boston, and unaliy
found over IN TIE Navy Yard, where he had enlisted
y . seaman Oh the California, ana was TO sail TO-
morrow.
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CHlRlTlBLE FAIRS IN JERSEY.
What the People Have Done and nrc Doing
for Churches, Hospitals and Other Objects
a

What the People Have Done and nrc Doing
for Churches, Hospitals and Other Objects
o. Charity.
Tie people OF Jersey City be truly said TO have
contributed far more towards objects Of charity than
been, during the past SIX months sconsidering the
means ut the disposal Of each. One OF the largest
fairs ever held in the city was that in aid OF the
Hudson County Hospital, which closed last Monday
night. TIE proceeds are very large. 1t was pre-.
ceocd in the very same building by the fair
III aid OF the Chiidrens Home which, in
point OF SUCCESS, IS entitled TO rank third.
week or Two ,previonsly t snia,o German nan
the amount realized was nearly double that OF any
other city, taking into account the number OF Ger
mans III the population.
IN the Bergen district, which proved great generos-
lily the part II the residents OF that locality Now
comes the fair In aid OF ST. Peters church and that
ia aid OF the German Catholic church in South
ElghtG street. The later was opened yesterday
under sucn a, orable auspices That the pastor,
Father kraus. has every TO feel gratifed. 1t
Is largely patronzed By The Irish Catholics, who
gard lie pastor 4 most Jealous ana deserving
priest who knows no iayoritism among Catholics OF
any country
But that which win not appeal in vain to the
hearts Of the people il the iair which VIII be opened
his evening ~ 81. Mlchaels church To enable the
good Sisters OF ST. Francis, otherwise known rs the
'Sisters OF The POorp 10 complete the erection Of
their hospital on Hamilton square. Of what This
ssternood have accomplished IN their splendid hos
pital Hoboken, not only for that city, but for
enhe northern section OF the county of Hudson
every cid resident of Hoboken speaks IN terms OF
the highest commentator. In the matter Of hos
pts accommodation The people OF Jersey City have
been hitherto poverty stricken.
The people OF Trenton are also mp and doing. The
Catholics ma been holding far, which was even
more successful than that OF last year and the
friends of the Central Methodist church engaged
In 4 similar business al Washington Han.
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SHIPPING NEWS,
Almanac for New York--This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

sun rises. ..... % Moon sets. =. .eve IL
Sun sets. ....... 81 High water. 10 IL
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DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY.