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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

THE REGISTRATION WILL BE OPEN
TO DAY AT THE CITY HALL. REGIS
TER YOURSELF AND ADVISE YOUR
NEIGHBOR TO DO LIKEWISE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

MEnsas. WEBB A BEvERmoE. Odd Fellows Hall
Seventh street have large stock Of desirable crock
sEy glassware, china and plated wares, which th0y
oHsr Tor aAlo al the lowest prices.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

MEMORIAL DAT-FLoRAL DEcoRAIIoNa- Members
Of the Decoration COMMITTEES, viii DO At their rooms
e Ninth street. all dAy tomorrow, 10 receive oontr
buttons from those willing 20 send In flowers sverxreens
Ao and will ROMAN Al these rooms for that purpose
up TO 4 m. Monday. Those who feel that they have
not enough 70 make II object 70 asnd 10 The DeeoTA
ton Committe requested 70 cary whatever hoWers
they may have TO tho ground.
II s earnestly requested that even individual visit
ing the ground on Monday win cAry with them some
floral tribute 70 the noble dead and We are requested
By the committee 10 suggest 70 the several elsrEymsn
In tho city that they give notice Of this doHirs the
part 81 the committee 70 their several congregations
Should tho weAthorproyo fine on Monday tho day win
b ons Of uIrgEutl interest, some hundred and
nifty members Of the COMMITTEES Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic have boen foe soms time past with IN.
sWeNinG zeal 70 make the occasion ons worthy Of tho
mon who died for their country.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

" wAamNoroN, ID. o., Nay u, IsI0
On ne petitioR % AAnI z; OaBoAs, 81 Louisville.
Kentucky, hdminiatrAtTiH Of William Osborn, deceased
praying for tho eItenaion OF patent granted 10 the
Had William Osborn tho 19th day Of August, lisa
and reiasusd In two divisions numbered, respectively
A. follows Number 2157, tho 29th day Of May, laA
and number fs. on the leth day Of june 1884, Tor an
bonnet Frames, Ac.i -.
on the 18th dag u July neIt; that the time for hng
AEgunonts and the EAmners report be limited 70 the
gh dA{ o. july neIt, and that said petition be heard
Any person may Oppose thls o1tanzan.
~ SAMUEL 81 FISHER,
mylta1U Commlaaloner 81 pal0nia
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28
PROPOSALS FOR ANTHRACITE COAL FOR
THE NAVY.


BUAEAu or E2yIrnasT AND IsEcRuIIEo,
ne as q Sc dssrsd daa ne asaai g.as ssdss
Juns ~, is VIII DO received at this BurSaa until 10
fSsss PsqPosll. mus, 30 indoE.sd Proposal. for
fhS oST mus. - io9 ne s.i,sr, Of ioo ,oD AZ
oosi %u;. Be Of u, es., Buck Mountain Or BhsL
ga sGFFs s 5s % ts' Nav 1fss hs I;eS q q ~
must b stated IN ths oisr K i o 30 delivered IN
ioT quality, ssioeisd roe irea, i@partss ' ahSssd
o. which ne eontISstor WI 30 required 20 furnish
sash inspection, 4. 70 quality and qpantltI = theBa
oo s &c 5ss eSs % ss'ss S q 10
M Ss: $$: \. Z. soi ss's..a =. ne PRlsas
provided by the 09vernment on the hayward wharf
* IA y nay I 3 dsSatsd - ne RalssS
and al deliveries Aforesaid must Be Al tho oontraens
~ and expense and without any extra ohArss Of any
Scpe.al. sill lIsv.o b received iof The dsllysypf
he port of New Yorf % board q vcssss, % Il tho
nasgSTd there Ss At faladophia, under he sa@S
ARy doqqnasgsr other charges 70 which the Bussau
may DO eubicctod from delay In the prompt daliVoy Of
Ne oeal ~ tho soatTaeloTs, win 10 deducted from
Ia cas- o. failars % deliver the coal in proper uuan
liz, moi eHoeedlng W tons per day. Or prnpsr qG1i
and A. ne proper Time And place the Buresn rsoryi
aHd asRsnss that which may seem RSoSsilI % sanpN
as.l a G & s &c rSEs a9s. i'r "A d e.
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUDS AT THE REG
lsrRArloN TO-DAY. BOWEN, COOK,
MORSE 4 co. ARE DESPERATE, THEY
HAVE IMPORTED AND coLoNIZED
VOTERS AND WILL NOT HESITATE
81 ANYTHING 40 ACCOMPLISH THEIR
ENDS, -! n ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

The GoI.DsTETg BURGLARY. case Of George
Thomas charged with robblnE the store Of Goldstein
a Co., on tho night Of tho 18th instant, was up Tor
examination before Justice David r. Smith last even
bhiIsd SGts;, and A. a. Williams, ssh. ior tks p als
oner. The prisoners counsel applied for a confirm.
stating that the prisoner would be able 10 prove
that there nothing feonlous In his possession Of
the goods found on his person. and the prisoner
committed 70 jail to await further hearing on the sh
Of June, at q D. m.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28
Boweu'. ALLEGED Purchase Of the New IRA.

Inc har OF geatcfuy evening mas uo tohpWihAf
RprroR or SrAn-slr, In a statement signed By Mar
HAssebaoh Published In yesterdays Sar, rofereneo
ls made 70 tho Nsr frs, which demands some notice
from me. II e this; Mt u. says Mt Bowen desired
By his Sheet and y Rat groposfn0I % S.ha Hars,
wA'oA .sas aees'i and the Nse Era edited In Bowena
favor"
Mr.. Martin Is absent from tho city, and will not
turn for weeks, and am Of course unable 70
what propositions may or may not have been made 70
him, accepted by him but In justice 70 the prupro
Era has aooepted proposition 70 support Nj Hosen.
Ny position In connection with tho pager Il such that
ali money! belonging 10 II must pass through my hands,
and desire TO state most unequisooAlJ that tho hsH
Erd has not received dollar from directly
or Indirectly influence it, In regard 10 the
municipal election. II, therefore, any money has been
paid for 9ach purpose, all have 70 IL that some
olice holder has been dddlo out OF his money aud
hopo the transact ton viii be exposed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB.
u acriber has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
WAahlneton Coanty, In the District q Columbia lot
tsra q Administration the persona eatAts Of Corr
LIN hErEn, lAts Of Herman, 0aaeonAde County, Mo-,
dsooAsod All persons having olAlmg against tie said
Deceased are heroby warned 70 eHhht the came With
Oh day q April nexti thay may otherwise b. law DO
excluded frpm all boneht d the aid estate,
'LLRWRLLYN WARRINGTON,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

THIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THR SUB.
Il eohber has obtained frpm the OrphAna Coart o.
WA.hnEton county n the Diatret Of Colombia, olers
o. administration On The personal estate o. JolS On
son late q RaAla rqlaro county California docoaaod
All pernons having claims against the aaid deceased
are hereby warned 70 exhibit tho same With the vOuch.
IN dY q Apnl neEt; thsI may otherwise hy law b
excluded rpm all bensht % Me sai1 ealate, N
Ll.RwKILYN WARRINGTON,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

LOOK OUT FOR FRAUDS AT THE REG
IsTRATIoN TO-DAY. BOWEN, COOK,
MORSE Il co. ARE DESPERATE. THEY
HAVE IMPORTED AND CoLoNIZED
VOTERS, AND WILL NOT HESITATE
AT ANYTHING TO ACCOMPLISH THEIR
ENDS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

THIS IL TO 0IVH NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
II soTiber has Obtained frQm ths 'OuphAns Court Of
Washington Sopnfy, b. Ne Dhthql u Colanbl. letter.
LAsowHKY. lac q Nev OHeaal, IA, deceased All
persons hitlna oalia aaainnt lie said deceased arc
hereby WAnsd 70 eHhiblt Us same with the voue hers
thereof 70 the subscriber before the 9Th day 1
April hgHti lhaY pay othsrylso b. Law b. excluded
-. tiKWkffYN WEsii df0s.
myttha AdmlnlstHatOr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

LOOK OUT FOR FRAUDS AT THE REG
IsTRATIoN TODAY. BOWEN, COOK,
MORSE 4 CO, ARE DESPERATE. THEY
HAVE IMPORTED AND CoLoNIZED
VOTERS, AND WILL NOT HESITATE
AT ANYTHING TO ACCOMPLISH THEIR
ENDS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

THIS Is TO QIvR NOTICE THAT TIKI sun.
y eoriboT has obtained from tho Orphans Court Of
Washington County, In the District Of letter.
Administration On the personal estate u KLLvoop
ti.mnh late 81 anhinGton county Aforesaid deceased
are herebJ warned 70 exhibit The aame. with the youeh
hp Ss r ~, ,ss, ,2S .S o. q bso The sh d
from all benefit n said estate.
G GSa sPd'F my hAnd n; ~ AEs sS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

ANSVKRaART on THR wAAmNaroN DISTINCT MErH.
ortsr SUNDAY ScnooL UHIos-Tho first anniversary
Union 0f the District win tAks place al % O'clock
nett Sunday afternoon, The children arr 10 asasblo
In four diVslons a. follows EAst Warrington Waugh
WAshinGton MothodISt Fpl,oop.I eharri. Mstsonol,
tan church, wesley, Ryland, GOrsuoh. Fletcher and
Providenes chapel Sunday schools At Wealey chapel
corner hith and fsirssts hokendreo chapel Foundry
HAmllne, and Ninth street Mission schools, at the
Foundry church Union chapel sunday school and the
TenAnytown and Georgetown Sunday school, at ths
Dunbarton street church, 0sOrEet0wn. AmohG ths
names Of Rev George Hall Rev. Samuel Early Rev. D.
b. Van Meter, Rev. Samuel A. Wilson, Hon. s. 81
Fisher Prof Harmon, and O. Harknsss, osl.
MAfTINas AND CARPErIR0-Just nboat thIl time
there lAFEs demand Tor mattinga for floors of on
COS, public buidnss and private residences and the
supply In our market bad 9ssn quite deplstod and the
best styles selected Mr. J. D. Doason No slo Market
Space, has nov received large supply o. hRsy, rod
and white mAtttaEs which he Is selling At reduced
prices, ranging from 8 10 " cents per yard In con.
neetion with the above Mr. Dodson has received large
invoices Of Eruasels, tapestry throoply and ingram
earpotnRs we'll worthy the attention o. purohasss on
account Of their freshnfla and STYLE, and remarkably
low prices.
SPEILTSG UoSTEAT Tho contest between The alH
pupils who equally metoous In the late spelling
contest in the Third dstreL came OF on Thursday a
the Wallaoh school building und0r direction Of Trus
tsS William d. Moore. Tho contest lasted about An
hour, and tho pTiEe-a gold medAl-Was aWLrdod 10
Mar Holmes, Of Miss AokWAIds school Tho order q
merit stood Ss follogsl l. Man Holmes 4 Amelia
Lnsbyj 8 Rdwin Jones 4 Margaret Hoss 8 LAviniS
BAssohlin; John spoidsr,
MEssRS. WALL, RonnaoN 90, No Pn Pennsyl
yAniA avenue between Ninth and Tenth liresta. eali
the attention Of the travelling public 70 thsT Large and
eompste stock Of trunks, yalsss, 4e ioF ladies and
gentlemen.
TInERE Is TO Ok uana Lsslls picnic and festival
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

MEsaRs. WALL, RoBnsoN Co, No. en Pennsyl'
yAnia avenue between Ninth and Tenth Gtresta eall
gentlemen
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28
Steamship Lines.


WARRINGTON AND NEW, YORK ,o,,,
Gibson end vAIIEY CITY, o. the .n~.
~ Whkkl i HIN ~ B Isfs T'EE ~
EEM YORK 4 I.kxA kpIiA, WASH INgToE, snd
GEOR0ETOWN, a. folowai Leavo HEW YORK
from Pier q East River, even SATURDAY a ~.
IN, Leave qEORoErOwH eygfy FRIDAY, A y m.
Agent Office and wharf loot q ish street. 0eorretovn
At the corner Of Seventsen,h strgsa a9d Egy York
avenue, y. W. ThOMfbDN,
afaiu .. President
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

AEaHAa BooAH wnR. No. iolo ssvsu,h strost
noT,hvesl' oHsE sSms bAFEAina In d1 SoOda 70 The
pablio. mo-. .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

NoricEa o. Important political moellnss and Otlsl
atsfuslinE tors connected with tho coming munl
nipal election will BE- found in our advertising o0lamns
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

JULIAN THE APosrATE. - Julian the
apostate one day entered a pagan temple
in company with noted idolater; the
latter having invoked the demons, they at
once made their appearance /; Julian be-
coming much alarmed, and forgetting
for the moment that he had abjured the
Christian religion, he made the sign of the
cross. as he had been formerly accustomed
to do. when any danger was near. Imme-
diateiy the internal spirits disappeared-so
,,n,x,arful and effcacious was this sign,
PL'ban made even by Christian renegade
This miracle was the last effort of divine
mercy ere to recall that wretched being TO re,
pentsnce; but the unhappy mans heart
vas hardened and insensible to the calls OF
| God.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

In connection with this establishment there . nn$
Room supplied with the best 9notS, an, nne "a
Lunch Daily from UA to o'clock -, -.
a1 ai.n iN" X McCLOSKEY, PrOPrioaor
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

&iyering and rubbing bic npgers. WY
|zen,t YOU freeze" asked loving reiative.
by Jove ~ said the pseudo sulcide, w .,en
Freeze I mean to take warmer nleh1 'D@h
lis for it,"
nbvsician having visited sick lady
4sr;np n etorm, abe expressed concern at
- having come so far in such bad weather;
~ which the doctor unluckily replied, ~,
Adame. 1 have another patient In TINS
&Sighborhood, and by that means, you
now. / kill two birds with one stone.
Doctor. - answered the lady, "you are TOO
bod q shot for me-" and dlspehseo Will
80 further attendance.
K. SO Massa Tom! Masea Tom o, Mee.a
fom. how's / gwine to get down dis lad
81 % exclaimed young niger from rom thu. tue
sSp of a new building. "Come doWn Tue g
INC way YOU went up, you blockhead,.
knIied the master, running up to see wnat
tas the matter. "De same way as i cono
Nd, don't bother me any more" Well'
~ n,nst II must I" and down came the lit
He darkey head foremost.
81 Jessie had been doing someVning wni Sn
~ namma had told her she mustn't 40.
~ ~ heen eating currants, and of course
81 her month all stained that's the way
~ GO. found ont Her mamma SAID, II ou
E.,o,v ynu we're forbidden to eat curranGs.
sfRut. mother. Satan tempted me-. why
2aidh't-you say, Get thee oehinI mS' 90
can 2" ''I did say, Get tnee peI t,;nd ,ne
@atan > and he went ana goIh oen nnrrant!
and pushed me right in'o w"
bushes"
Patrick O'Flyun was seen with his collar
ana bis bosom sadly begrimed, ana was
~aked by his officer, Patrick 0Flynn )
how long do you wear a shirt "Twenty
LII ;nches. sir" This reminds us of an
;ne;dent. said to have occurred recently
wSsre a countryman Vas DANGEROUSLY be-
sieged by a shoPkeeper. Have you any ~
n U'o s sssortment. Step in, sir. Every
T Ip;ce and every style. The cheapest in The
mT mari sir" "Are they clean ~ To 6s
S|re' air" "Then." said the country man
with great gravity, "you had better Pu
one Oh, for you need 1t.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

EXTRAORDINARILY CHEAP!
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
READY-MADE AND TO ORDER!
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
RECENTLY RECEIVED. CONSISTING OF cAssr.
MEREs. CLOTHS, AND ALL FANCY
ARTICLES.
d. MERCER,
Corner Of Bisnvine and Dauphine Streets.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
FELT HATS
OF the Latest Fashion, for Men and Infants.
Gentlemens Linen and Furnishing Goods.
A SPECIALITY MADE OF
! CHILDREN'S CLOT H I'M G,
OF Three Years Old and Upwards
| Il
/
There has recently been received large assortment
NOVELTIES!
in the way of FRENCH CLOTHS and CAssrMEREs
Ready made and by order. which will be sold
AT EXTRAORDINARILY MODERATE PRICES
Country Orders receive special attention, and Ar
filed on the most moderate terms.
Now Goods received by every arrival from tn
North ool6 I'm
Continued Accessions Of
PARIS MILLINERY GOODS,
Communion and Bridal wREATHs and Bridal Furnish
ing Goods Artificial FLOWERS and Materials
Crepe Silk RIBBONS.
Fancy and Straw Goods, Milliners' Materials
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

Sewing Machines for sale soats celebrated EiiPtic
- from which all others their origin An kinds
of Msehnes repaired. Needles, Silk. Thread and gu
- al hinds of Machnes Machines be sent by Ex
nresa With the bill be collected on delivery OF Ma
chine All Machines warranted At the 1re~S Sou'ner"
sewing NJ s. HEDRICK, 1859 and lie Canal st..
-.n.oS ideia w New Orleans
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

r. E. johnson, ITS Spain at oS2 wv
r UzENBERG HOSPITAL. lNow Hayes, =. House 9,
of Hes sn Sssn al
surgical and midwfery cases. i 10 30 as
l aospis saH eper
g. Appiy to p =; ths Hespa .uas ~
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
HUeH rLTNSs
FURNITURE STORE
HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM l5e DELoRD TO
1877 Poydras street,
Between st. Charles and carondeiet Streets
Where he will keep constantly on hand large ana
varied assortment Of NEW and SECONDHAND
FURNITURE, which will be sold at the LOWEST
CASH PRICES.
particular attention given to Repairing Furniture
Mattresses mAde to order at the shortest notice.
HUGH FLYNN,
i67 Poydras street.
ocao 3m Between St. Charles and Carondelet.
DIAPER HANG1Nas. WINDOW SHADES. PAINTS
OILS, WINDOW GLASS. ETC.
los Canal street. los
(Established In 1897
The undersigned proprietor Of this odsst.blishe he'd
u ssn he
pubic IL ss, 1ns WELDON
aant Of such Goods ali q which he is dsposns of at
s1S s &
liz pound kegs always on h'1 X. y W ~
felsIy los Canal es[ee.
DIAPER AND CARPET WAREHOUSE.
|
,, E. c. PALMER g. CO.,
wholesale Dealers in Stationery, and Paper,
Importers of and Wholesale and Retail Dealsrsin
CARPETS, MATS, OIL CLOTHS,
Rugs and Mating of all kinds,
Lace s;an snS dHats ETC.
snlend,d new stock Of Irish Linens of every de.
.Sr Fnfnisng Goods Hair Seating etc.
3d. IS and g. Camp o! Street 9S and 81
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
.Chartres street. .---.-....-.l9
A. BRoussEAU & CO.. Importers, offer ct low prices
EgsEs .Is asd
| u
sTASsLses. EsPs worried Da% .nS &C. Cotton
ss cBbsN ii Bands, Pins. etc. nols y
ERsT --.-.F1RsT PREMIUM
Awarded for the best display ofJAPANNhD WAKE
e. e. s s:s':y s 5AEAh S4 fSsa
s. s. UT &z1S z5 SsofzHs.
| Beet Beet H 1SFHET s nATH.
Best HIP and CHAIR BATES.
..s f Manu'A0su'' VI lis Poydras street
CARPETS. CARPETS
ELKIN & CO.,
y ,ss Canal street. Composite Christ Church,)
| Invite attention to their
New stylee OF Superior Velvet Brussels, Threef ans
E Mfs%SS rs snhpEs e MY %.% dsssn''
H TSSSS,A ME- Goods oas GIN GIMPs, ETC.. etc,
AT THE v Mhlie i ISyW Est PRICES; - =,
|T.5 BROWN rE 1nd BssisF in PAPER hAS'A'
Wall PAPER. Window Shades, Cornices,
Buff Green and White Hollands, Picture Cord Tassel'
, Etc, etc. nc
= s6s. .........- Camp street -------- 70
II oc2 '7o1y New Orleans.
J. EvERs, IMPORTER OF ENGLISH, FRENCH
j AND AMERI AN
n PAPER HANG N GS,
eoN Cbartres Street. ---.- ----o
Next TO the corner of Bsnvlle, New Oreans.
Wall Paper of every description and large assor'
,,anS of Window Shades. All work execuseo oo o.
perienced workmen with neatneas and dlsPaeon- 80
JOSEPH RAYMOND
. Dealer In
MOSS, WOOL, HIDES BEEswAx, TALLo"' hts
No. II Customhouse street,
10 Glaes Box 362. P. o.
IL SEWING MACHINES
N TIrAs HOWE SEWING MACHINE.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20
BAKERIES AND CONTEMPORARIES

BAKERIES AND CONTEMPORARIES.
! y,ll.rrubia, Bernard Turpin,
T. nHemecourt In commendam
iSuccessors to Ernest Turpin,
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF
Stick Candy, Fancy Candies, Chocolate, Cream
Drops, Sugar Almonds ROCK CahG e Jun
DROPS, Juube Paste, Syrups by steam.
IMPORTERS OF FRENCH ORNAMENTsIsuch as
Guilds, Flowers, Gum Leaves Tyres Dsuphins. Deco
Tsssd sronases or Fancy Boxes Christmas
and New Year Presents, Cornucopias etc. o..
% Old Levee, between st. Louis ana Contl'
myl5 6m New Orleans
MoKENNA's
AA SODA SAL @ oNs,
No. 60 CAMP STREET, opposite Commercial Place
No 900 MAGAZINE STREET, near jackson;
Mr. B. McKENNA has the pleasure to inform dosa.S BE
patrons the Fourth District that ne mas opemed
Saloon on Magazine street. near jackson street, 'r
S'' u Soda, Mead and Ice Cream.
The saloon on Camp will be conducted a" here
tof 40. both establishments PASTRY of the choices
Kind and finest ateriai will always be supplied Also
Parties desirous of obtaining attentions In n,s line
| iish.nents ,e.nrrpA p-o,-,s,or
ap24tf b mcAHNNA' f
ur1ARGAREr,"-ox HAUGHERY
nREAD AND CRACKERS BAKER,
"a 76 and 49, New Levee- IA, IS, and n
Near Poydras street, New Orleans
| Keeps constantly on hand large assortment Of
BREAD CREAM BISCUITS, and CRACKERS
Of every description all made bv machinery Al loves
market prices.
DREMIUM BAKERY-O. VI. REDoN proprietor
| I3I Rousseau street Fourth DirulcL d.....
This long estabsh-d Bakery cont 1If "a r
ita rig hit the The ElhSl ft =. ,hs p1i,
WHITE BRE AID was awarded TO Nit Feion AZ .he ~
~ sa enZ the third Of di-ttnctt"n OF TINS klho
go, sd NV him in fonr wears His superior SOnn o91
ur.aS 4. lannon's whsrever IL has been ues'h- Espeola
sstes,too given making Cakes Plee' Crsck 1s
l An
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20
SIS 500. e.. 1865
g WILCOX & GIBBS
TWISTED LOOP STITCH SILENT
FAMILY SEWING MACMINE.

Always in order. and ready to
sew. Such is it's simplicity, ana
the ease with which 1t Ms under
stood. that the child Of six years
and the grandmothe of seventy
can operate It successfully. The
thread Is nsed from the origina
spool Without reminding: Every
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-13

The RErUBLlc OF. LtsEE1A-The Re.
public of Liberia is from late reports, in
an exceedingly bad way. The people
have rebelled against some Of the new
Presidents appointments, and threaten
them with assassination If they assume
the cares and duties Of office. While
this pleasant state of affairs exists with
in the Republic, His Majesty Of Ashantee
makes an occasional raid from without,
and in the last, succeeded in capturing
and carrying OF q missionary, for whom
he demands ransom. Some Of the afllict-
ed friends Of the gentleman, in burst
of generosity, have sent this to the king
in the shape CT "a pair of scissors and
piece of gum coral" and although it is
certainly valuing missionary very cacap,
it is to be hoped the equivalent will be
accepted. Whether it is or not, it will
at least act as dampcr on African mis-
sionary enthusiasm. No man can en-.
tertain either ordinary respect Or future
anxiety for people who estimate a
missionary value, cloth and all, as low
as "a pair Of scissors and piece Of gum
coral" 1t is just little bit too cxactirg
in the way Of humility and sclfdeprecia-
ton. Liberia now promises to soon
prove another shining example of the
incapaciiy Of the negro race for self
government, when left to it's own re.
sources,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-13
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