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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-04

A LBERT G.. BLANCHARD. CIVIL ENGINEER
IA AND SURVEYOR,
street, between Magazine and camp Streets
sixth District date City of JeflersonD
Ofers his services in any branch of his profession
such giving lines of property plans aud estimates Tor
the constructions of buildings, evees railroads or
rnnaia. for filing bitches. Having many
years practice in New Orleans, and vicinity he asks
for n share OF employment. So,
odice in New Orleans Room No. University Build
ing north corner Of Baronne and Common sta. oclI
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The classes commence about the first of September;
and close by the end of June, by an examinaton anu
Books, etc. may be procured at the Institution at
moderate prices. .,a
charges made from the date of entrance only.
AcaJan"v ~ the HOLY Angela au2S ly
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS.
Under the Direction of the Sisters Of tho Holy cros
Corner Of Rampant and Congress Streets Third District
New Orleans, Louisiana


Now Orleans, Louisiana.
Tho now Academy Of the Holy Angels is situateS
In quiet healthy locality in the suburbs o. tno
city at short distance from the river Tho bufSnGs
are in the best style of modern educational
ments commodions and thoroughly ventilated anoruins
all the advantages which contribute TO tho health sno
security Of its inmates. A..
Pupils of all denominations sdmittod but ior tne
promotion order and regularity all are oogeo 70 ~
tend public exercises, and conform 70 the rues Va
tho Institution.
TUITION:
The system Of education embraces the French ana
English languages, Wis Reading. Penmanship French
\ern Geography of the Globes Prose and Poetlca
Compositions History (Ancent and Modern Sacred anu
Profane) Chronology French and English Literature
Rhetoric Mythology, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
Astronomy, Botany Book keeping, Mathematics, cue
Music Drawing, Painting, Plain and Ornamental Nee
dle-work Tapestry Embroidery Artificial Flowers etc
TERMS-PAYNENTS TO BE MADE QUARTERLY,
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition in French and English Per ~
per quarter &C 90
Entrance Fee for the first year only. III w
EXTRA CHARGEs-OPTIONAL: 40 -.
Music the Piano, per quarter w
Use of Instrument -......--.--.-.'- 20 M
Vocal Music ......---.'----. "a ~ ~
Drawing ..---.-..'.-'-.--- 1s %
Painting ----..---....-.'.. a q nv nv
Tapestry and Embroi'ry ...----.--.-.. 3 3 w
Artificial Flowers .---...--...--'.. Q Q ~
Stationery ----..---.-.----' 20 M
Washing :..-...-.--' - M M
Use of baths summer season. per quarter w
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or. CHARLES COLLEGE,

ct, CHARLES COLLEGE,
Grand Coteau, Parish of ST. Landry, La.
This literary Institution incorporated by the state OF
Louisiana and empowered to confer all the academlca
honors is conducted by the Fathers Of the Society OIL
Jesus. , .,-....aa ,,.o-
The plan of instruction embraces the scentiac liter
airy and commercial branches usually taught III '"ei
Colleges. . 49,, r. o.,
TERMS;
Board Tuition Washing Stationery 1900 0V
Entrance Money first year onlyl ~ M
Medical Fees and Pharmacy ~ ~ m
B,ddin0 IL furnished by the College W w
PAYMENTS to be made in gold equivalent currency
by half session in advance
For further information apPlyto -. $50.
p. POURS1NE e. CO Agents,
au2s 3m SO Natchez street New Orleans.
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GIANT yINCENT'S COLLEGE,
CAFE GIRARDEAu, MISSOURI.

CANT yINCENTS COLLEGE,
CAPE GIRARDEAu, MISSOURI
erepation of the Mission st. Vincent of PAU, 10
Beautifully located the Mississippi river forty miles
above Cairo and hundred and fifty miles below o.
Louis. Ill
The College buildings are large commodious and wei
ventilated The grounds beautiful, extensive, and
well adapted for beautiful exercise
The College is of easy access Regular daily packeS
touch at Cape Girardeau =, ,,.,, ,.o,yD.v
The soholastic year begins the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER and ends about the first OF July
TERMS.
Board and Tuition per scholastic year -s2 81
Physicians Fee and Medicines. ~
Instrumental Music -------'--' ~
For 'nf'her 'n Row ASr IEpS,s vER1NA, G. NJ.
Or to Rev. THos J. SMITH, e. M
auee 1v St Josephs Church. New Orleans.
hoN'hio"N DTsTRIcr OF COLUMBIA.
In this Institution favorably known IN the South
SEPTEMBER.
Yearly Pension for Tuition Board, Lodging Washing
and MeDdng OF Linen -s'z' w
Other mending forms an extra charge an M
Medical Aid and Medicines ~ w
Use of Philosophical and Astronomical 1nstru N M
Summer Vacation at College. 40 u
| Spanish, German and Italian each ~ w
| Music, Drawing, ETC., at Professors charges.
All accounts should be paid half yearly in advance.
For fuller details please address President of George
| town College, Georgetown, d. c. Jy24 I'm
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+ INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH.
Corner st. Philip and Calves Streets
Now Orleans.

The So-ern1aent throughout this establishments Ia
mild and parental The pupls never separated hona
their Racresti0n tabe, dormtoree
the for ALL In snort, everything tends TO pro-
mote afectfonate union between the Sisters and tho
young ladies' intrusted to their motherly care.
with the requirements of society The course comprises
I'm both nglith and French) all the branches Of know
cultivated at the present day Each Language IL
taught natives of respective countries as to In
sure correct pronunciation. 40 ,u...
and distribution OF premiuns to which parents In
Education the object Of special attention and
socitue Governing those placed under their charge
by suasion alone the Ssters OF Joseph ondea
strict Observance OF polite alniabe dsportment and
feelings and affection towards paronts
Pupils of all denominations arc admitted.
NoTA.-During the bathing season., tho Boarding
School moved the Bay St Louie where the Siste1
of St Louis have q HOurishing academy.
TERMS,
To be paid in advance. rs follows:
Washing,
Entrance, ~ W
Music Lessons and of Instrument. - %
Singing Lessons. ~
Pastel oi painting according to Of pupila
Needle work In all Is varieties, golden embroidcrys
artificial flowers IL taught TO the boarers without
For further particulars address, Euperiorcss Of The
Academy the Sisters of st. Joseph Box ISL Now Or
leans" Or moro convenient spPp,y ELDER e Agent.
- CLASS ORNAMENTAL WORK.
The Sisters of st. Joseph will open. ON the Frs
Thursday of October Class Of Ornamental Work .uoh
tapestry, golden embroidery: artificial howeta hair
work, etc. Terms per month. ss seas II
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CAN'T NJ. TODD IL CO.,
- Dealers in
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, brushes, eto
76 Magazine street, one door above FoSdras'
New Orleans.
Painting materials every description Arists Can
vas. fne Colors and Tools hezo ~
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nRosPECTUs OF THE COLLEGE OF THE NJ.
| II x,lafaC Conc nfio4aN Qrleana.

DROSPECTUS OF THE COLLEGE OF THE N.
I maculate Conception, New Orleans.
This Literary Institution BY tho STATE
Quoted Fathers Of Society Of Jesus The bud
courtyard entirely from the street for
recreation; that from the arrival Of tho pupils at 7a
A. M till their departure at r. NJ they constantly
secluded and superintendent. .
The course OF instruction embraces Greek, Latin.
EnRlsh French Poetry, Rhetoric History Geography,
Mathematics Astronomy, Natural and Mental Philosce
Commercial Branches also the German language.
Students not admitted, unless they know how 70
read and write. -
The moral religious training Of the students is the
lead ny objects of the inst actors
Every month report Is sent TO parents, stating oo
duct progress, In class and attendance.
The academcal year begins on the first Monday
0ctober and ends about the 3lst of July.
TERMS:
Collegiate Course, payable in advance, and In UnteA
States currency, months, fS0
Preparatory Course SIG. fezD "
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N
conduct of the of Loretto Is In the Portland
s,,Inrb If the city Louisville, Ky. In 1t facil
~, q; have their children thoroughly
eSucared in ali branches of polite earning Though
81. may said be within the city, its
spacjous grounds beautidcd by groves and gardens,
give every advantage that can be claimed ior
countty locality Reference be made TO the tsghs
Rev Dr. McCIoskey. any Of the Catholic Clergy OF
the city Louisville the Hon Benz j. Webb or 10
Messrs J. G. Webb s. Co., of said CITY. - -
The Next Session begins MONDAY, SEP :; ds.o-
Address SISTER FELICIrAS WEBB
ant in, Superior.
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The duties of this Institution will be resumed on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
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ct MARY JEFFE RSoN COLLEGE
ST. JAMES, LOUISIANA.
THE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON THE
FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1870.

The Marist Fathers who have charge Of the Institu
ton are provided with all the facilities for imparnG
thorough English French, Classical and Mathematical
EducatiC.-
TxRns-Payable in U. s. currency half yearly In ad-
yanco-Board tuition washing and stationery per term
of Ave $751; Doc Ees and medicine, IN or
binary OF illness flor ally Sl0i Entrance fee 20 %
For further particulars appiy the President OF 70
The College Point and Convent are most COM
MESSRS. POURSINE T. CO.,
au03Iv No IS hatcher street. New Orlean2s
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Until the rebuilding Of the college edaos lately DO
poynry located at Rouge in tho Deaf and Dumb
ASYLUM Location very healthy and accommodations
-. In.t sassinn 1T0
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GEoReErowN coLI 5IsEF1cr OF COLUMBIA.

In this Institution favorably known IN the south
studies will be resumed on the FIRST MONDAY oh
SEPTEMBER.
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Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,

A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
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CT JOsEPH'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
= Conducted by the Sisters OF Charity,
Near Emmitsburg. Frederick County, Maryland.

y
This Institution, which destroyed by fro last
February being rebuilt, will open Its session ON
the 7th Of December next.
The for the present session payable halyeaEy
in advance in currency follows:
Board Tuition Washing and Stationery. .s27o 90
Entrance Fee, first year only. ------ - ~
Medical
Bed and Bedding; - " 10
the who may DO entrusted to their care They
will leave the city Of December at o'clock
P M by the Pontcbartrain Railroad. For references
and circulars address the President OF the College, ~
Snriuu Hill College of the immaculate Conception,
corner Baronne and Common Streets p. Poursines
Agent IS hatcher street. no2l IL
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T IGHTSING RODS
L. Office 100 Camp street, New Orleans.
Copper Scroll Lightning Rods.
W. T. PRATT, Proprietor, offers the public the
best only honest Copper Rod guarantees the work
done and keeps the same in repair in the city
Orders respectfully solicited. je5 Sm
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c4.tei yoSnse. 500 y hsary ana Margaret SSS'
william 9 Carpenter or,hs late Daniel Carpenter,
,iSS n a3d sSs, A.. ::psc nSss I:
late residence be Kso sv "Ssr cenos, IRON LIE
evening" sfs yseT r, i Of n ON paa
'hs IS ss'h is i,TC Of her age ....,
fuy nvisG TO Gusnd her iuSsra from The RESIDENCE Of
her son, u,law, Henry NJ. IrapnAgen, rs Payonia ay
~ ,Son' , G2d9a. fsn sIl1s sS
uys o. e Ansh Of LoVey county Sligo. Ireland In the
The Eslatys. "a friend. ortns family are respectfully
80 4! IR%P'On q, on TSesdsy FeS 8 All oei'cs,
Of Se2 so5 IL 1 os sS'srda fe5 iae rc,ds9ec
IN ne I'm year ot her Nfe.
on Monday at O'Clock
thlcsgo paper please copy.
SIT wear OF hi ace. W. v "''''N '1''''' ~ Wv
Tne funeral W tass place from hi. late residence, e
Dridgett Church sih IT. orner Az H. where sol enn
thence 10 csvAry ceeefy 'S 10, s ssoSs oi
ana friends Of the family are respectfully invited TO
sss 3D. n R SsSS.S On Ss1sS FEB
The relatives and fiends are f"sScct1iv ,nyited To-
MtenG ner innsra az o'clock Oh tuesday morning,
~ where soiunn requiem mass Will be offered tor the
0bRIEN;-Op saturday Feb. s. Mrs. Mary Anne
O,brien, VIE Of James obrlen ISL Sdst
to 6cs daaseP n9 ts Sutton y Wne on sT
In her s3th year
on If as. Ssa x sss DTSs 9% n: a@Yys nsmse
invited without further not CO
Won CLAIM On Saturday evening Feb D. Rebecca
= dave. '' '-N' ~ $500 '
The relatives ana friends, and members OF sleuben
Lo1It' IA, J. q OF - p are respectful ~ invited 10 Al.
le"t ne lnhe' a. from her late residence IS Prospect
IT., Hrook IN, ON Tuesday, Fen g. At O'Clock
Mttpt AT Jamaica. l.. l.. Oh Frt!ay. Feb. 4 Hes.
year oi her age.
ihe I"at ye, AID fends oflho family are rc.rectnlly
lNNta alchi the funeral, TODAY tNoulayI az
tee. w. ' '
WALLACE Jersey C'ry on sunday Fob a. janice
wallace In the Aiih wear NJ MS ave
Tic relatives and friends 81 tie family jersey CITY
h"sEe "a -. iglts u iTthia., Veteran liudtun
NhhfAs ana Tue mrmh'ls of tho dVlscy Gity Pre- De-
pultmel are uNIted to attend the funeral tomorrow
Gus, dall Mltf oou al ociock, nom TIC f.Ibt Zap
tat CAutcI, GtONest.
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FINANCIAL AND ooMMERcIAL.

SATURDAY, Feb. 5-P. M.-The gold market has
been active aud strong throughout the day The price
opened l2OX, advanced I2OA declined to 10 and
reacted 10 III, with closing Gaos At T.. NJ at l.OL
Later the transactions were At l20hsl gUK. with aua
saes at l20R The market has beonA brokers' market
the des MS being corhIed TO operators the Room,
tae outt do public having manifested but little interest
Ia the sod loan market tie TateH pad Tor having
balances carried were o., 0, and v cent until Non
day. The total olearngs at the Gold Exchange bank
were ss3glOlO, sod ba AEces fli51l3 ard currency
balances 4i6s l<5. The exports II Gle to-day were
tla,eO, making total for the week u t.ig,3A aud
Euce Jan l. s-I5! Csi. The Treasury SOFA durug the
week SlQO,UCO goId, received in coin Tor customs
t,e.C S.5, and Iad uut in IN Interest SCa 4'5 The
tota imports at this port for She past $685.
Is, against iiGJs-s for the tue last year,
crcle Of tliigG51 The priuclI al quotations WeIei
10 A. M..,l2uN llil A, h....l1)4 3 l., .l2Ok
IA A M....l0 Lao I. h...l4J. $40 i. IA .,...l-J
AS usual o. steamer day, forel.n exchange has been
duh, prime sky days bills COshs ~ lsk9lu9, Sigh,
bills OF the snne grade ut iog4GlOO4 and CONNIE, clal
sterling al I0s a9IvSa.
The week closes an easy money market call loans
ranging romA % 80 cent On pledge OF United tags
secust The rates are and cent the neral rate
beng cent, while on stocks Tic ruling rate Is y
nt, with executions At v cent The receipts Of
currency are on reduced scale. The bank statement
tuohg tlaA iatt week. ami ICuects decrease In
the receipts Of currency nom the Interior the banf
hold In legal money IN Of the Is cent required
~ law a. ,g2I2l7 against S6eo9Osi last week-a de
0! ii3C7C In tie actual rcserve. The totals
compared with last week are sulJOlDedi
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he offered up as sacrifice In the famous Cd dog pit
VI sportsmans Hall.
DoG-FIGuTEG TO 90 on EisEwntRR.
But this dIsgraceful and degrading business ia not
TO become extinct IN tnis city, by any means. Dog.
lighting and rat killing pastures which are dear
to tic hearts Of Thousands, and the dcvotees OF vul
gar sports, tavng the municipal authorities on their
side, VIII always hnd places and opportunities to In
duge tLeir degraded appetites.
LET vs. nv thankful,
howcv or, that the Methodists have rot hrm posses
SION Of this long noted resort OF dog fighters and
rat-killers That Ia gre at gain at any rate Sports
mans Hal has long been portal Of tie bottomless
pit and thousands have gone in thercit; but now II
j. to be gateway to that path ich It ~ to
be hoped, VIII lead mauy All unfortunate unto life
olarnal
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Gov. Reed Not Impenche,

WAsHsOTos, Feb. o-Representatiys Hamilton,
OF Flor da. las received the following despatch from
Gov. Reed:
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Feb. 8, 1870.
impeachment defeated and my administTa tion sus
tanned by a vote OF LsO-lhfds. Dckcy, Weut
worth Potter. BiihRs aud MObey and the enlIe PED.
era mcd iOIco Iought W tue last on the hde Of Tie
democrats,
(slgneD HARRISON REED.
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Live stock Market.

Nrw YoRK. Saturday. Feb. 5.-Ouiy car loads
Of beef cattle arrived and there trade worth
mentioning; The Wholesale meat marke was fair, and
W. quote heeNcs unchanged at Igktl5kc. for very
common TO good lots with prime an "a selections
At i5k qi6Sc. sheep were inactive witt a light de-
maud for common but prices were not materisy
changed; ryceipts weir XII head hnd We note
u car loads Of ONO Michigan, aud STATE at 5Aq7Ac
and OF cars OF choice tansda at hAf.C. Hogs We're
du anu declined &c y n, closing a. sIsiOAc. Tor
common TO priine receipts were lsl1 Dressed hogs
were NcaS at ilasli &c for Western, and l2NslgTc
FN al
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DKvoEH KERoeESE Ou.-WaTranted saie and OF
the u1tt superior qualify IA every res Dec l,al rice,
soc, per ga Gu IN i0c. barrels. DIscu INT to
dealers sample order solicited The Deyoo MAnulac.
turlLg Co., III kutou IT,, New York-AdC.
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steamship Nemesis. Liverpool, mdse.
SttA Us h.p lthcln, Bremen, muse. aud plss.
Steamship Pioneer, Havana, sugar,
Rrlc WIN. CieeNy. Charleston. yellow pine.
Also. tit usuai river ana coaftWlse ye-se -.
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Henry ccws Co.. 50 wall street, reporting rs follows
nnIa

CITY bank shares were active, with sales a. follows
Bank OF America at loi, Merchants, at iA, Central
National, iOe{ati0i Ocean, e. Nassau ltsi MINI Ma
fiona LOO Bank OF state OF New YORK. io5 and Aneri
can Exchange nj ia Railway bonds were active on
well distributed busnees Central Paclncs were strong
with sales ~ i5N and Unions az sN state bonds were
strong and active, Tcnncesccs advancing y cent.
TO ~ tho vd being nrni 81 Nirg,hias weic strong
at GA tot old tho new rlolng cent 70 @ % North
CaOlnas steady at a. the new rising cent .
Hki Missouri skies were hrm at G4. and the Hannibal
and 81 Joseph ieue At N Louisiana sefur Ties were
buoyant, levtc sixcs Advancing cent 70 nv and
evcc eghts * pceut TO SO; brooklyn Water Loan skies
The stock market opened steady hui advanced dur.
ing the day and closed stronR, well up TO the nest
prices ofths day The leading lca,ures were the Van
IT. Paul. Rock Island has been active ranging from
il0A ~ li7.. The President OF the kocS Island thn
morning gave oficial notice 20 the stock Exchange
that the additional two millions recently issucd had
been re;i.tered At he Corn E.chsnss bank maSng
the certificates will he signed by ]. W. Durham,
President OF the Bank. As the Company have
now complied with the rules OF the stock
LsssanFe', 0s stock WI dopotl E c be shorty
ranged from g1A to gS, scrip nrm ~ % Wf, Reading
10Y TO Va, Northwestern common az 70 - the preferred
50 to s9hst Paul common 12A to iH, tho preferred n
to sih' and Lake shore si4 70 sS. tubnEsh was
tppi beips steady at 2Nee21 and Ellc dull at 21d25
New Jersey Central was nrm at Rk&p and Illinois
Central at i Boston Hartford and Eric sold at *,
chicago and Alton ~ iAsslbk Columbus. Chicago aud
and Terre Hau,e AZ q SS the preferred al y 6ssSS
Hannibal aud S. jose III common and preferred at i01
Gus Morris AM Essex ~ s0A. and New YORK AMI New
Haven At iSQiss. Incidc Mail was niin 81 t%ilH, AMI
heavy and lower Express shares were weak on United
States NJ ~ =. and arm q the rest Of the list
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Suslntss NoiHss.

Roush, Wintry, ChRnreRbic Weather Pro-
duces CAarrhs Coughs. Disorders Of the Lungs. a.,
which JAYNE's ENrECroRANT a. promptly cures.
II faithfully Gdnl, n.styroI. Solo everywhere.
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MARINE INrELLIGEyCE.

rrNrArrRr ALnASAo-ruts nav
sun rice. ~ sat . Moon rises I %
Wl11 NArER-rUa
taIdy HooK.. 81 GOS.Isand.. "a s. Hea cate Il 20
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sEcoNp noon AnovE nLrr.Ern sTEEEr
steturtJ.

A S-OUIATIOS UALI cor 9TH av. snd 2sd ct ,
N Tuesday. Fen, T. Al O'Clock
THE WORLD hLto Is TlIE DELuGE,
GEOLOGICAL LECTURE WITH A HUNDRED
rlCIoHAL lLLl SfRATlOSs,
by Prof a. kOHDE Admission SOC Reserved seats o.,
TICKETS AT, y. PatusoD Co.'S, under The Hall.
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ti2SO

The White House under Lincoln. ..,.......... jNoJ0
The White House under Grant................. s2.O0
Grant over Lin coin tpeace war ........... ~ 80
An incree OF $50 per day for every DAY in the year
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NoM0Hf MEDlGiSE,. 20 o1 CUEE7R OF pyss,
fiYs REVALESTk FOoh Cure No. aio
Irenlou, y. J., Ath November, is6s nave found in
Barry's Reyalenta Food the shoe qua nQn TOT lnlIe
Ton ,; G. BQAIiDMAN, n. d. sold In las. n ,.
DO BARRY q co. 16s William st.. New York.
ND At AL dTuggltu and groecr'.
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n ven would maize good Investments, In
Vc,tn"nu that VII return Won two-rold the worth OF
oar moueN, 70 70 IrahAsoa, Huater Co.'S, lsE. 100,
and tO9 hngerv, and purchase your clothing none
better, lone cheaper IN the maiGet,
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Wheeler & Wilson'S sewing Machine.
LA broniwHy cor. ath ST., for sale, payabe IA.
Nalmenn Without extra charge. Maeh,nes q Jet;
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Nrp Cocoa
A t. STEWART Il co.
AYE OFFERING
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, Wit
IRISH LINENS. DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS. NAP.
KINs AND DoILIEs.
FRENCH. GERMAN. BAnNsLEY. SCOTCH AND
IRISH sHEETINos
PILLow.cAsE LINENS. TowELLNGs.
CRASH, &C.
BLANKETS. FLANHELs. QUILTS. COUNTER.
tPANEs. &C. &c.
DOMESTIC. BROWN AND BLEACnED
sHIRTINGs.
snEETlNGs.' CANTON FLANNELs, TICKS. &c.
ALSO.
WILL oPEN A FRESH ASSORTMENT OF
GARNERs
FULL NscUARE SELECTED QUALITY
PRINTS.
ioc PER YARD.
MANUFACTURERS PRICE. uKc PER YARD.
wAMsUTrAs. REGULAR, 50. PER YARD.
BROADWAY. iTH Av. AND 10TH ST.