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DIED:

Is.
Oosfx-on Thursday, Nay IL, At O'Clock p n. M.
Ann Wuffy aged 81 years. nstayD Of D~b,tn Ir.,.,a
essidens OF ehis city for tho last sixtos. year.
RoDRIGURz-on Thursday, May ls. 1871. ,t o. -
Ar' A0i'e RodEssues. aged City eight year..
oooKE-wednesday morning. Nay n, at o,cloc.
saes Cooke, 'exed Is years. native d. county c.v.n
and resdentof this city forstne past 10 YEAR.
MAkMioN-on Tuesday, Nay &c. 1871, at O'Clock
z n. ELLEN MURPHY, aged twenty nine y.ar.. xrisa
q richard L. s. Marmion. native of county Ianth
IRELAND. A~'u@1'
DoDDH-on Tuesday, Nay Is, at p. NJ, Patrick
Daaoy ncftve OF Galway, Irelard and a resident "a
'niS city fos the past thirty Weight years.
MAHoNEY-Tueeday, Nay le. at 7,p.m.. F,o,.,,.
eyed So years. native county Cork Ireland
DoHLE-Monday, Nay IS. at lsp. M, Mrs. Eliz. No
wife OF Pierce Doyle aged Al years ua.iv.s,
Ionroyi county Donegal, ireland
AeGINTY-Mondsy. May Us. Mrs Mary Mot,in.v
-sea % years. native Of county Tyrone Ireland and
resident OF this city for IS years.
fhHLY-sundsy May ID. q. 81 o'clock Cathert,.
Aehy;wife of Patrick Feey,. eyed 81 years. native If
nuffosegh, county Tipperary, Ireland and a res,.t
u this city for the Last as years.
JoYcE-Monday evening Nay 49, at lc, Mr., Nov.
an Soyce' aged "a years, Istive of watererasahiu
'osaty Cork. Ireland.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

1 -Anteros. BY the author Of Guy Lii yinpstonc
New York: Harper d Bros New Orleans
1he lys end Times Of Lord 1soxgA1~. Written
| ny himself. New York: Harper & Brothers
} New orleans: A. Eyrich.
ihls's~ork needs no introduction to a reading
public Lord Brougham, one Of the most
learned men and vigorous minds of the last
senenssson, remarkably astute in his obserya-
| lion OF nen and things, aud thoroughly con-
"ersans with every event of public interest
uuAhg enc of the most Interesting and event.
| 1ui PeRs0s OF European history, presents his
own NEST intimate views of those eyents
i0e WORK cannot fail to please being full of
importeat and useful matter nresented in n
| fascinating style.
Childs' Prayer and Ryxas Raoh. Ral.inore. w.,
phyA1 20. New Orleans: P. +. GogartY
Approved by Archbishop .Spaldiag.
The Inaee Of God. By George H. Miles. Rs,t;. |
Gogarty : x
very interesting Catholic story of the ages
of chivalry.
re o. Aa9s "a Of Hease1 BY Father of the
New Orleans: p. +. Gogarty.
Beautifully printed in large, clear type, and
comes frsm a source which stamps it at once
with the assurance of excellence,
System ysr Bcginners or tie Piano By Mason
~ aoadiy. Oliver Ditson e. Co., Boston
According to our Judgment, which is not of
'he most critical standard, however, this worl,
appears to tSe one of great perfection for chill
lren and beginners. =
. G GA'd 4Is'Sicat Matter. By G. de Ia Motto.
Boston: Lea & Shepard.
This work appears to be suited to persons
advanced. L
Catholic Publication Society. -
Highly interesting and quite classical. Be- at
des the interest of the plot, much ir,faema- OF
on is conveyed of historical and religions
laracter. ]
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A Card.
To the Editors of Morning Star:

II To the Editors of Morning Star.
ueh5emen-In order to correct iupressiop W bicy
might be conveyed w communicated article in +h
coiumns OF the N O. Times of Friday, Nay 10Th de.
sire to inform the ma;nbers of the Hber,i.n As.o;.
uon and Che public in general the rpmored don.
ton of knild'ng site Er Hall to the ibarnia, r.
'oient ana Mutual Aid Association Louisiana bv o,r
"ehknoWn and respected fellow citizen Mr. Patr;o
irwin sa myth; having lad personal interview with
| the aforesaid gentleman, who informed me fiat ,h
port was simply BuncoRbe" The ersctio, NJ a.
Hail. which is to be styled ST. Patrcks Hal, !; s;uI
ONO oi private enterprise, and entirely dscoE uected
WIN the Hiberaian Association. The Association
"nch Is regularly chartered and incorporated BODY
under the laws of the State intend to erect az an 81,
day, Rall, to be sty led the Ribernian nj, q. ~
managed and controlled by the organization and hsn
that the members vill reserve their strenath
.,,aS " an 'nSNSution with Ehich they can be !
ldenuueo JOHN McPHELIN
resident Board of Delegates Hbernan Benevolent ,n5
-. ~ autual Ala Association of Louisiana.
soClETR OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL-Tbe
members are particularly requested to asebIa n, a.
Arcmepiscopal Residence, on Chartres street on SUN
DAY NEXTesist, inst, ct 3 o'clock p NJ To act az A.. |
escort to the Most Rev the Auebbisbon ~ NJ, C,oo
on the occasion Of his solemn reception in bia
Church of St Louis by the Rev the Clergy and orIa
ON his Graces return his devoted children and a
Ai"" inc AternAi city n. J. KERNAGbAN :
my2Il & 5000 ca pAs.;;d.
ST M1cHAELs SOCIETY WILL MEET AT
their Hall, TODAY, Sunday, May 81 at 10 NJ on bu.
ness Of Importance -
j. LINCOLN, President.
Branch No. 4. H. B. & NJ A. A. are reoue.tad 20 az
sembe at the came time and place -
my2I 1t FRANK McGIorS p,..,s.
YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC FRIENDS SOCIETY
DE- Sc. ALPHoNsUS.-The officers and member. Of T
his Society are requested to at their hall THIs
'AF, May 2isS atzP. NJ to participate in the demon
In honor of the return of the Most Rev. Arch
ishoP Perche JAS. KIRKPATRICK, President
" ~ " IA AHASh' secretary my2I ltZ
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/ IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC
WILLIAM HooAn

Would respectfully dotsS ha fii.uds and u.tron,
that 10 10 coMrELazD TO SELL hi. ,.,.. and
varied stock At saaE.Ar SACRIFICE, in oop.sou.nos
OF tho demolition d Tho asjolnns houses. Mo-. ,os and
SAn"i ''eeet and tho necessary contraction Of his
stores during DO rebuilding Of the same. Il. therefor.
OFFERS atErcas,y reduced rates
Ladies', Anssss and childrsn> Boots. G.,..r. s,...
anu OIL fsrs OF every variety and style!
'snsaemen's. Boys'- and Youths Boot.. co,rr...
SAsees' Shoes and Slippers. ir u9limi.sd unmbers
d~diss' and Gsntlemsas rrunls. vslhe. and r,.x.,.
bAss In endless aristy and at smost any price,
Tho EMPIRE and GOLD MEDAL SEWING MA
CHIMES on hand and ssr which Mr. Hogan IL the Sol.
Agent in Louisiana s.d mississippi will bs acid bespr.
tn: r. Of June =. GRExTLx REDUCED PRICES In
q tho fact tAat s stass No. loi In which heavy
ss'ok q them are ssreA end are now ON exhibition
WIN b sltogeehse ~ntensbas while the sdjo,ni, b.,d
.ss are in prsosss Of rssrestion Parts. ds.,rns
ss'ne In this speciality. In any ether line Of M,
Hsgaas busi.sss. win bes. consult THAR inherent. s
Gazing in at
Nos. 80 and 1ol Canal Street.
6ofore Purchasing elsewhere mxero..,
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=. ALE AND PoRaKR.-We would call attention
70 tne sdvetusene0s Of Mr. Iartin Druhan 30 Cor
SHs aud irod streets to Be-
.aI e9soW0ero In our columos and also 10 the 80
taAs BE- In rsoetps Of frssA supply nov IsnSa -.
ala ~ from Lverpo: Of ihe Avorits brand. q
~, ~ Poftor 81 Aesars. BLOOD, Wolfe 4 Co. Vhtcb
~ - s1o Ase n from 1S0akage, which srv odsrcd
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THE RECEPTION
AND TENDER OF WELCOME
TO HIS GRACE
ne M ost Rev. Archbishop N. J. Perche,
ON TEE OCCASION OF s,s
RETURN HoaE FROM THE HOLY SEE.
Rev. o'.rsv and I.i'y of New Orleans.
WILL TAX. PLACE
ON SUNDAY, MAY 81. 1871, j.
AT THE CATHEDRAL,
At O'Clock p n
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EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION.
Is, 40 and rs Cents.
FAST COLOR MUSLIN
Marked Down
To l2ic.
Also
BLACK GROUND SILK,
k'1BRoID ERED GRENAD1NE,
Reduced
81 to SO Cents a Yard.
BRASELMAN 81 ADAMS.
CASH DEALERS,
.my2I 1t Corner Magazine and St. Andrew streess
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Oh q y ii II e BAPTIST
'DRYADEs STREET,
10 rapidly advancing towards oersoIetiou To assis. e,
the good work, the Rev. Father FOLEY has yielde,
70 tne request of the Rev. j. Moynhan to deliver
A&scI ohE' in the Odd Fellows Hat. THIS EVENING,
at u o'clock the subject of which will, Ina .TpE
ORATORS OF IRELAND"
Tickets of AdH;ssion-FiRy CeUss
Father Foley fs st present the guest of Rev j. Movn;
han.
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JACOB OFT,
-Ao4 Deiord Street. near Tivoli Circle.
tossing done with dispstoa. Prompt and perse,al
ings Cisterns made and repeired - 'e' anu ""en'
Orders lett at shop r Box 9li Mach Ex...-
80 pI0mp0y a1een6ed to- mhi9 ~ IyID
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Nsrning Star and Catholic Messenger.
lFor the Morning Star aAA Catholic Messenger.
"MARY, STAR OF THE sea-
Ew ORLEANS. SUNDAY. May 81, 1871.


lFor the Morning Star aaA Catholic MessengcrJ
"MARY, STAR OF THE sea-
Mary 1mmaculateT Mother Of love!
Look down from thy homo in the sions allow,
List to thy children calling on thee-
Lily Of JudAAl I" Star Of the Sear'
Mother most amiable =" Virgin most meek,
Help and protection from thee do we seek
Watch al our actions. keep us near thee--
Lily Of Judsh" star Of the Sea-"
Rosa Mystical" Mother most mild
Whisper our wants to thy beautiful c1pd
Then Jesus will hear when We call upon taes-
Lily Of Jadah" "Star Of the sesv
Heip Of the sorrowing! Mother most purs!
With faith in thy pleading salvation IL sure;
BY thine own bitter oh plesd thsm for me.
Lily ofJudah |" "star Of the Seal"
.AafsAsx. Aay, 1871. FLoRzxcH
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Ina Of Welcome IN the fsf tho Lsity will
be delivered By EDWARD BERMU DIES, Kss.
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NEW YELLOW GOSHEN BETTER.

- FRESH TEAR
| 1eoeivedper ssssmshIp George Cromwell
| FULTON MARKET BEEF and PIG PORK.
BREAKFAST BACON.
Choice Sugar Cured HAMS,
SMOKED and GREEN SHOULDERS.
Mess and No. MAcKERsL, i'm b.,e barrel. .nans.
o'd Govt Jaw, Cordova, Manila and Rio corrrx
Pure raspberry SHRUB and vINEaAR-. a.,,...s.,
beverage ior summer:
Jsffsys and NcEw.as ALE.
Bremen LAGER BEER
Guinnsss' and Byass BROWN STOUT
"aiisce's Pure Mountaia Bow a,d Miller. cHpcuv
COCK WHISKY tnvs years' o,d.J
cAAhET, BY the case or gallon,
o. Luxe st. Peter and other choice Brands OF Frour
always on hand
All Goods Guaranteed to give sati.sassion .os ..aa
At the LOWEST CASH PRICES. and d.u,.r.s -
part Of she city FREQ Of dr.ysee.
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f'''' received from n FIVE Dollars and upward.S
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WANTS-FoR RENTs-ETc

fDLLW TUX SALEM ST PATRIcE,s CuUpC,-
UioL i,aS rev; No 9. centre aisle froutnS a.
Ami i, tn' Will be sold low and on credit '@'
JAMES s. ZACHARTE
~yH sc at z. PiIabury's 81 Carondaia,S e..
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M sEING ROOM FUR kEhr-THr GO T,1o.-
daet ssrs ~e i1I Meeting Room No 10 ~
She Sysnt' VII % rented Soo.rtie. C,a .S
,S oss % 90. or month on reasOnnbIo terms -:
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News from Boston.

Boston, IL. The subscription in Boston
for Chicago up to this evening, amount to
$3.50, 900. VIM. Gray, Alexander IL. Rice
and Eben d. johnson start tomorrow morn
ing for Chicago as a committee to consult the
authorities of that city and aid in distributing
the supplies.
In accordance with the suggestion of
President Grant, the banquet proposed by the
city on laying the corner stone of the new
post office will be dispensed with. The pro-
gramme in other respects will be carried
out.
A salute of 81 guns was fred on the COM
mon to-day in commemoration of Columbus
discovery of America.
The propos Italian celebration in honor
of the event was postponed till tomorrow on
account of the Storm
The seizure of tobacco yesterday by the
government officials, calls forth card from
Samuel A. Way, in which he denies any in
tention of evading custom duties, and says
the government, after proper investigation,
will release the tobacco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-13

The Security Insurance Company of New
York ceased issuing policies Tuesday. The
Chicago losses will absorb their capital.
The Royal of Liverpool has assets since
fire of 50 100000.
The Franklin of Philadelphia has assets
since fire of $3,OO0,000.
The Pennsylvania of Philadelphia, has
assets since fire of 81 100000
The Washington of New York, has assets
since fire of $4,000.
The First National of Worcester, has assets
since fire of Sl50,000.
A despatch says the Union of Baltimore
is all right.
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Telegraph News in General,

Lowell, Mass, IL. The ceremonies of
laying the corner stone of the Church Of I'm
maculate Conception, which was to have
taken place on Saturday, have been indef-
nitely postponed.
Detroit, Is. News has been received that
the largest portion of the city of Manister,
Mich. has been destroyed by fire. Mannis-
ter is on the east coast of Lake Michigan, has
10000 inhabitants and is one of the greatest
lumber producing towns in the State. There
is no telegraph station within thirty miles.
Toronto, Canada, IL. Disastrous fires
continue in the woods of Western Ontario.
St. John, n. b., IL. The first train from
Bangor arrived last evening. Trains will
commence to RIM regularly on Monday.
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Chicago Fire Items.

The government sent $500 tents and 5000
blankets from the Philadelphia Armory de-
pot to Chicago by special train Wednesday
morning.
A New York despatch says there is scarce
ly business man in that city who has not
had the Chicago fire brought to him person.
ally through the losses of friends. New York
has lent Chicago on mortgages and in vari-
ous ways Sl00,000,000.
Great excitement exists in London, and in
that city as well as in Liverpool, active meas
ures for the relief of the Chicago sufferers
have been set on foot.
Clara Louisa Kellogg gave a concert in
Hartford Tuesday night for Chicago, and net
ted $500.
At meeting in Washington, the first sub
scription was that President Grant-who
sat on the platform during the proceedings
tor 81 900.
Five hundred people escaped on a barge
which hoated out of the river into the lake,
where it remain till Tuesday.
The Pacific Hotel at Chicago is to be re-
built at once.
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Tuesday evening the Times says an un-
usually interesting reception was held at the
residence of Rev. S. +. Dixie, pastor of the
New Church Society in Bath. 1t was the
thirtieth anniversary of his ordination or
settlement over the parish. A very large
gathering of parish friends and members were
present The members of the society were
nearly all represented. The evening was
chiefly employed in social conversation, and
in discourse upon the comfort the society
now enjoys, and in renewal of past remem-
brances. Mr.. Dixie gave an interesting re-
view Of the history Of the parish from its
beginning, alluding to the Rev. Mr.. Wor.
cester, and other clergymen who ofaciated
occasionally previous to the building of the
present church edifce. This was built in
1914, and stands to-day as then. Before his
ordination the present pastor officiated as a
licensed clergyman in the society for about
two years. Looking over his present flock
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81 ATE NEWS.

The excursion train which left Bangor
Wednesday morning for st. John, returned
at IL p. NJ, the train having been delayed by
meeting construction and gravel trains.
They report the road in very good condition,
little more ballasting being required to put it
in first rate condition
Paris Hill pedestrian walked from Bethel
day or two ago, in IA hours, without
stopping-a distance of about "a miles.
While David Bonney of Paris was at work
logging on Wednesday last, handspike
slipped and struck him on the head, knock
ing him down and the log went over him, in
juring his shoulder ard stomach badly. He
was alone. and when found was uncons cious,
being crushed into the mud. His head was also
bruised. Had he not fallen in the mud. he
would probably have been killed. He will be
laid up for several months.
Miss Comfort Ridlon young woman Of
about thirty years of age, and resident of
Porter, died very suddenly Sept 30th. She
went in,o a neighbor's house with little boy,
her nephew, and on returning, fell to the
ground, the lad ran back and told some of the
neighbours folks that his aunt had tainted !;
they repaired to the spot and found her dead
We understand that just two years before to
a day, she had sister who died in nearly the
same way. The cause of their death is sup
posed to be apoplexy.
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News From WaShingtou.

Washington, IL. 1t is estimated at the In
ternal Revenue Bureau that the Chicago fire
will reduce the receipts of the present fiscal
year four million dollars
In the Legislative Assembly Of the District
OF Columbia, bill was passed to its first
reading appropriating $4,000 for the relief
ofthe Chicago sufferers.
Excellent quarters for all government Off
GERS have been secured in Chicago.
Second Assistant Postmaster General Smith
has resigned on account of i'll health Col
John L. Rouell, L. S. Marshal of Northern
Alabama has been appointed his successor.
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BY TELEGRAPH
~., ITO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
EUROPEAN NEWS, &c.

London, II. The London Echo prints a
report that M. Pouier Q ertier is on his way
back to Versailles with the customs treaty
duly ratified and signed.
1t is reported that the German government
has given its consent to the entire evacuation
of French territory by the German troops.
On the other hand a despatch from Berlin
says that Pouier Quertier is offering con-
cessions to Germany in the treaty negotiating
for the purpose of securing the evacuation of
six departments Of France by the Germans.
At meeting here last night El0, 900 was
subscribed for Chicago.
MADRID.
The Progressionists are about to organize
throughout Spain on larger basis so far as
concert of action and party discipline is con-
cerned. 1t is known that Serrano and Sa-
gasta are on the best of terms, and ready TO
act in union. 1t is also stated there is
good understanding between Sagasta and
Espartero.
The case of Victor Place formerly consul
at New York, charged with fraud in the pur.
chase of arms in the late war, was up yester-
day. Place denied all charges of the alleged
fraud. He was remanded for further hear
ing.
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The Western Union Telegraph Company
has just arranged a money transfer system ON
their lines throughout the country, embracing
about 500 of the principal offices. Transfers
OF sums of less than one hundred dollars are
made, the sender paying two rates for the
message, and a premium of one per cent on
the draft. Augusta, Gardiner, Bath, Ban
gor, Portland, Lewiston, Saco and Biddeford,
Calais, Belfast, PASSPORT, Ellsworth, Rock
Ian and Portland comprise the transfer offices
in this State.
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The New York Typographical Union has
Chicago.
The mail service is to be organized at Chi.
cago as soon as possible.
All the Chicago insurance comnan;e, are
bankrupt. All the banks will be able to re-
sumo. number of vaults have been onened
and the contents are uninjured. Every bank
claims that IN tune they will be able to pay
every dollar Of their Indebtedness.
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad
saved all the valuable papers and documents !:
SO also did the Pullman Palace Car Co.
There is great strife to obtain rooms and
stores for resumption of business.
ALI the Chicago newspapers will reappeal
within two weeks. The Tribune's loss is es
timated at $250,000, the Times at $l25, 200
the Republican 5000, the journal $50, 900
and the Evening Post 100000.
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New York Produce Market,

NEW YORK, October II.
COTTON-sales 1891 bales; mid. uplands 80.
FLOUR-96oO; state $40 a. SO; round hoop Ohio
O3g 165: western 40a7 80; southern 720l9 %.
WHEAT 12500O bu; No.2 spring l5Ofl SO; new
20 do winter red and amber western 56Is q | 81
CORN-ll3OOo new mixed western 75hs76H;
0ATS-sales Sc, 200; western 521a 9531l
PORK new mess, 1915 old, 5000
D000 prime,
LARD steam; 94sl0k: kettle, lO,s
BuTTER-West'n, l0s20; state, 1890.
WHISKEY Western Free.
RICE-Carolina, 50 90,
SUGAR Porto Rico, O Muscovado log
IL.
MOLASSES-N. o. 90.
spas TURPENTINE 7O1,.
ROSIS-4 OK for strained.
PETROLEU M-crude, Az refined, FAX
TALLOW-9
FREIGHTS TO LIVERPOOL Cotton, 4 d
0our 9 S. Cd. wheat 9Isd
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
New York stock Market.

New YORK, October IL.
Mariposa l do. pfd., ?; Canton Co. Cum
6erland Co.. 40 Western Union Tel Co. 55i4
Quicksilver Mining Co, Is Pacific Mail Az
Boston Water Power 40 Adams Elk. CO.. 70
Wells, Fargo Il Co., 49, American Merchants Un.,
Z. Eek. Co., N Y. Central and Hudson
River, do. scrip, Erie, do DID
Harlem 1913 do. pfd 1873; Reading, los; Mich,
Central Ia Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
S1a lllinc-s Contra 49,; Cleveland 4 Pittsburg
Chicago Rock Island. ; Mil. 4 St. Paul.
do. preferred, :; Toledo Wabash q West
Pittsburg Fort Wayne. Terre Haute
y, do. ptd. so ; Alton, llS do. prcfd. ia
Ohio and Miss. SO; Boston Hartford 4 Erie, p,
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DUPREz & BENEpIcr's New ORLEANS MIN
srRELs.-It is almost unnecessary to remind
our readers that the above champion Troupe
are announced to appear at Granite Hall on
Tuesday evening, Oct. II. The Troupe is
too thoroughly known and highly appreciated
to need comment from the press. This is the
Oldest, best organized travelling troupe on the
American continent, and their entertainments
are unrivaled.
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The report that Messrs. Hersey & Hunt,
dry goods merchants of Hallowell, have
failed, is not true. In consequence of the
illiberalty of creditors-a Portland firm
that tended to force them into bankruptcy,
they have sold back their stock Of goods.
They are ready to pay every cent they owe.
Their embarrassment in business, which we
trust is only temporary, excitcs general
sympathy. o,-s.
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the pastor remarked that he could only point
out ten or twelve, who were originally con-
nected with the parish. This society has had
a good, healthy growth. 1t is now a strong
and vigorous one in many respects, and in
social and intellectual qualities second to no
other in the city. Much is due to the faith
ful iabors OF their pastor, who has gone out
ana In before them for such an unusual length
of time
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Isaiah, youngest son of Jordan Stanford a
well-known citizen OF Gardiner, died at the
residence of his father on Wednesday morn
ing. The Home Journal says he has passed
most of the last ten years in Boston and New
York, where with his generous disposition.
genial manners, honest intentions. he won the
love and esteem of all who knew him, being
a dutiful son and affectionate brother.