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New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

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A CADEMY OF MUSIC; u.r.,,,
AsG ~ sbxi 0 nd ss
a FOX 4hs a. HOWARD
Pas so e. ssso% ,s, T. 1I'f hscRs
s'''' Pianos are ''' sfs.'Is w. Pas y r. e. Treasures.
SANTLEYl SANTLEY!!
- orsf4 REbsssDAi! DSEsp is%aets Sses Il n J.
4$s$Ss4 ssSss;So Sst
vn,Ssy sTF5STaT RvEa3,a sASk 81. s.
GRAND MATiNEs, SATURDAY. DKc Is
CANTLEY! BROOKLYN ACADEMY.
Tas Sisf. LAST SfS' S'ksES G0scss ciasio'''
pro. II. deD.. Of he tour sf The sass. -
THURSDAY EVENING. Dec H.
Mr. sHsTha1 sis HSiTs ~ wsssz' II ;';'''' by
s1 ss' W. f1IHt 4 CUMMINGS
Mr. LINDSAY sioPER. Pi.ni.t and Co.d.e...
T. 1Ss s.. ss1S Ssee @ Il
CANTLEY. STEINWAY HALL.
Mr. ohoaGk sSSD
pro, the y. Of the Eastern ~
'''''' ni4Sss sSEyIsS sxFSaSsf pfS pid m
Mr. 'A''1sE Els: 81 81 iS';; \ :.,,r
-N'A NIX @:u. csxn3sss w 4 g PATTY.
Mr. LINDSAY sI1bSh 1pSssoy ONE D0iI4E s'''' ''4 0'.A
40; s $. &c: :. s:s ION ss: 3
CANTLEY MATINEE:
1DsIssiSs. SSMssSss oss 81 l,s DSIisk En
STElNWLAyYI HALL; !I:,rvo OPERA CONCERT.
2. n.s: w1.ShsDiI .ss Il .
'" GRAND OPERA CONCERT.
the London ns.n ss Her H.Ie'y' Open Ho'''ss
Royal ';h %hpSssbSy SST SsT'ss sy@sss @ December s -A
sfsasosei I'd e: i'ii osEss fs9ssaiS sSosSssr n
Mis- n; assE REYS SS5i5z SSz4a ss.r.
Nom. VICTOR csioUL' ss.:' ss.: sR1sSSSs sss.!
the G!.ni Cbcrs. .nd 20
srRAkosea a"H ITsI%s GssP'5ii opsSA e coxpAs1
Musical sfssI Ia a6%so q boLs
Deserved ' one si SAEEsf 's 'S Sss sS DsGa sI s''''
Sab ss .1 l., S0Sasus hopa.y D:snSs. S 80 "a - -
str,ioscb Opsr. Company.
" sOSpA1 aIkEEsSH FEsFrs 2 lse oSssssT ''i
NINTH szSS s5siS Is $sSS''1..
MADAM MARIE ai';';f ssts6rrr x Soprano.
MLLEs cAsrELLAs ..s DE- Try vio'on.. and vo'.osl'.
A lMEEs OPERA BOUFFE, 72U BrOaQW0y.
n TRIUMPH Id 0F ,Si SPFgMBACHs sTB4S
sArUabxS ts hNsr hATisSSas at sSS.'sT
Due '''st Fl qsE TENOR
RooTH'' TIIEATEk. BOOTH
SECOND WEEK
EDWIN 4 sstSorH.
.,, .;.;;.:; En- ;!sss! $:$:,f :ss::: b. "
owing tie "r'e'.s !fS;sa !Srus Sssss 8 ss:s''''''
Mr. '1sEh G. s.r.sD.n Ss'sa sk1sorr.
x., Dssssss ss Fl n t: ia '''''' the r''.'F also " D'
OLYMPIC THEATEK.
" cosHlssES sFhiShS's sgSssss SSss o,
CELEBRATED sskST4SSLss rAsroxns.
n.r,ssss ';; =ISsas5iT HSHsE 5Txs: xsS :i4s.D4, i
% S;; KS Ss:sS Ss' ~
sh't S..s.nss ss D:ss. .aa.I.s si THE skis ~.
szfSxEs si sHssHt as5 Is s.4sSsl assS BALLET
GRAND OPERA HOUSE Mr.. MAYO.
f'F '''''''siiSs Mr. :" FRANK MAYO
..nnrs IL lis great character Of
,ss,ss 4s;,;s remaining asS ii. and SATURDAY.
THE 'So"So Gsios'saS4sE sSi gH xoos5!suI!,
GIVEN WITH STARTLING AccUEAcY
m s.. ss ss ose, i =.
Plthsve
NIBLOs GARDEN.
MR. SOTHBRH
LAST -FOUR NIGHTS OF -
sArURDAf-LAsT DUNDRgARY MATINEE sta
SATURDAY EVENING, DBC. ID, - -
FAREWELL BENEFIT and LAST SrAPPEARASCEd NIX SOrHkk1S
MONDAY Dec 49, ahr elaborate pelAston will e prodseel ~
great spectacle, ,,o
srw Aasris XIV DRESSES
NEW WONDERS
OPERA LIBRETTOS.
" ONLY Is CENTS!
For ISL Pond 457 S96 Peters, so9 Ha ~
Broadway; Howe Ferry. 10 Bewey.
TOHN WEISS.-FOulth LECTURE on GREEK
y POETRY and RELIGION, WEDNESDAY EvKNING Dec Il ~
s-~S-, ~ oN-
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
Eertnres ano MeetlnQs.


s!! i tn. HEETAG %ss s sR?cs
nd q. sioa q is a.
T1HE WEST FIFTY: :fHIRD-sT. BAPTIST
-sa. Of S. church a.. requested present. THIS RvKSE6. =
o' 'ASss GRAND 6sdSS sxHisIriSs AND CONCERT.
for the '''' e. g. Ga'iss E sfa q cs ca.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the SOCIETY,"
kks AsD Ok
..,s a I'D % SwssI III. % sSs
UNIVERSITY COURSE
HISTORICAL LECTURES
THE GREAT LIGHTS
xKw CHRISTIAN I. = CIVILIZATION
rs. o... which ....sS.a .ls :s q last wi,. .a.s.. D..
The ' is; 81 ;
and will ss.sss. % i: THURSDAYS xoSDArs -
Tue '- 1Ss 7'si:s ;: = S::s; !. IS A sing. 1ss'. 'L
LECTURE l. THE oiSSiSs or raS ANCIENT ROMAN CIVIL
# Il: ss 81 II 81 8; s:s: :s g 8 s::~
vi II sSsf;5:SSs:S;: sSis: s::s:: s.: =: :. o.
VIZ X 4SousTass: 1SssSss :: s;s;.: 8: q: A
x JHROhH-fss NA.s.asN - c.g 49,
XII XII SAS5o.sss;S SsSSo;s IA s:s:: .:s . '
XIII NGiiOnnYU- -ossscssis Cee4oaNA
wi tHASLENIonk-Reyival ef D. WsstHn knears.
Wv xIYRRD fHE 0RRAr-rts 6ascs AsaassAy.
WI HiI.nHBnl ND-Ths Plpal B1pssaaey
Wi nKRIXID-rhs hsaasslo 8ySsssL
rv,ii pR1KHT-Tts khsnisa sf tAs hazoa Cesseh-
WV IREiARD- fhe Sehslaste DoctorA
~xv cHIHLkG THE BOLD-1he fsudsl BaroaA
WI GODFhRi-rhs Crapadea
vii PtILIPPA-TNA wsnsH Of (hivalry.
viii WILLIAM OP WYkRhAA-Gohe Archltectsss4
INV wYCKLiYyK-ThsD. D.s. = the esIorpAhss.
XIV IkO x-rhe Necesi VI ketsra
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

HAY N r rrsse with continued light receps prices o.,
frn; We quote 2s9sl Is for shipping 5o6&i 10 fos %
k. sak and Clover q Or va 81 % Straw quFts
n Haei " for Long Rye slaS oe for Short do An'
a el for 0at
HBMP du hat unier r~duccd stock tn; eaes
bag, l3tc go for Manila and 800 bags Jute Bus 70 s
Der G. H. Warner on private 49,. =, IN.
HIDBS-The inquiry good and prices hrn Aos'
Trans done to
lNpiGO-We quote: -, oasi N
Bengal per 10 gold. 81 81 10 GeamaA....ei 10
Msdrss. eureeey... 0d l1i Carseas s.......''''"
Manila rod SJd | Is .~r.v4 nd
LEATHER-lIemlock Sole has been scse o rSces are
home consumption running low and fa or Ssm.nS
rapported Oak d iD bot moderate supply which Win s'
surugthens p1cea , ...,s nnces have I'd.
yncs "a ~ ecses frn ssls Of ~ h. a'nS .
Sssvy Anesssas Do dali and anei v ass'e nss, % N
SI No Anencan 80 .n no
n sNSSH SaE s5s dan md sneAAss forrien Pig Lead re-
- AM pd rces steady Pig Tin IN good de-
~ Pl.,ss are iy prices have advanced and the
,rIet Other descriptions arc without important cnanse
/. aa ,hs Ss~ns,d has bSen only Moderate We quote:
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

ss"s< r TIE usst $3.50 Piga 3i the pyo,, s,el
posdsr weei last year 3l6s pkga keesp s uodss,e and
Demand active prizes useh csnse Insd
r. sbos about sSne Of the .s coming are lss~p and
ouihess have to be made One LOT slightly vas Io Al M
We - w.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
glsEY .,d, hut dull ,a,es Of Sl closing Eat
wnoLEsALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC. IL 1911
fE,pr,.sIy for n y. THIBrrH bv our own RAporsri

for n
s' IT,: :ss :. =: sss'
.ss .ss s.s s.s IS: :is::
ss.s, I @ :sa
80 - ss ss1 e, open % .; sss ~. 8.
r.. '.as :. s .s st. '', @ en-
.sss. s ssiSs - S. ,Ss ous %ssl !. in d%ud
m sEns' i,s ss AsP 5,1. rsAs $; q ss, NOR. than ,...
-,sa .' yea: @ ia DBL s A a % q s psa no.. s.
IsI. r,. be b.d ADD
M s '. % % sss Ss .cs s.as: Ps. few
q s%'. 'c,: 1 3 :s % g Tsa sS. h:9d q IS sons IS
si1 8: SSs q s. is d. S.:
80 .s 1.,''T s., .e ';:s'. good s'-.s'
= s ss S ssf - ss - g.
- s. g sIss. rs; :s
. ..d es = q G.s... q ,r' ". M .Is's s With '' '' in
ban. Nsd pu@s sa 81 ssi Beam. prnsss ooess
' e. i.,!f:; goo sss ssss Co.: i ss =:
& Tss.; s 5ss DO '';;s;Is ssS..s i,: s. ~s 40
.dss '.' ..s .,' Last ,s., pis .:
Os Ss; ;a.' sils. 10 ssy,is '
I ~ % sn. ~: Il: S S ss se E ss .ss aA'ss south r.
su.'o strengthen .srts .sd i.Ie Do not no. rc,A
'-f s,:s. pr ss% a:s se.d
% r. . :s.. ~: sRH s.:
H. s ..st s '. s r. ss E via ss s s: apply 1SiS
Medium grsdss seI bad While there
ais M One dn .r. :Sse'In:s % med ~. ss %s. s;s.Ss
western ros .ls IN Sas.s h.f.aS veil
DaIe We quote: .. =, =,
tsi> danes % 10 fse nearby pals Good y 50
; G t,. far 70 co. e 90 G s,. s e. S aas.' '.oo. 81 81
81; Ssl: S::s, 10 sss,:.'ns 81;
en-. @ w. VI T. s . M ss :srn SsSSs ss
F.. % = f:is as sa: soSs GOD s3s
S., ~: -,s; az G;:s: Gs;s 'i ~. ~
= -: s:1 s:... 1. 5ss a. 3: - -: isssisi
'.tf n1ist ssppsr operating very lightly from this port
H sAty Cssa'n 70 forward The shipments from
, ,ss 8 e: ,s., The, % =. :: ,.1: 1s !:
80. ~ .. soL u t.s ssssss pyss dr.ssd hssrs In
~ to Sss S boss - .s Ss sS ~ 90 sss sss.. rs ie
@i ss;: .:: ..s..a; .,a ,.s W.
-, r.e.or, god " al3 ONO Isetsy ssc sos dai
~, s:c.s:y S: s 2s,s 2sss.s S; sl
H.. ."s & S:y .. ssss sia siIa' Pm: ees:4: gig
:rpos'r weel l,., ss kse.p. .s nss..s and
e. abos sSn the .sg, ooniDs ia Are cn md
have to be made One LOT slightly ostsd ,od 4. M
I. \ j. .naLL pdouH a2s Western hr..........,o % on
tsIby n. as Limei Stsie nii
s.aa. "a: Mnsd ws,e,.. as
FRUITS AND BRRREs
tsr 81 spe. ?5 M Of them removed IRON deeh, %
foie and wh oh bsve been less fe&s Bach
W, ssre. r-st'y ranging from te % One
81 ed serd 10 ossr btr At 62ic and another Of
*snb d$i u -. hal Pine SOUND eeeru3 and kpis worth
f'"e Is VI m ID fruit S!dsf * Grsnes do moi I'm
Ar fnI.a al freely l.a..f 4
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

IN d fie. per b. II take vsry Ass
per box California peas novv slowly.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15

thur Paquin. The following received the
Tonsure-MM. Edouard S. de Carufel,
Arsene Piche, George Frechette, Ellie
Biais, Leopold Poirier, and Frederick
Tetraut On the Sunday following, the
Rev. NM Elphege Godin, and Joseph Tes-
sier,. received the Holy Order Priest
hood. On Sunday the LIST inst, His Lord
ship was to visit MaskiDonge for the pur-
pose of comforting Priests Orders on the
Rev. NM. Gingras, Carufel, Germ Lajoie,
and NJ. A. Paquin.-Montreal True Witness.
Bishop Lamy, of Santa Fee, is now in
Philadelphia.
We learn with pleasure that the Catholic
societies of Philadelphia are forming them
selves into a Catholic state union.
On the 18th nit, the Rt. Rev. j. NJ. Hen
nj, Bishop of Milwaukee,, sulemnly opened
a new Catholic College, to be called Pho
Mono.
Rev. Father Schandy, Catholic Mission
airy, called on us this week. He informs
us that an effort is now on foot to build
II fine Catholic Chsrch in this place. This
will tie good news to our many Catholic
friends. -Corsicnna, Icrds, Ohserrer, sept.
1:l6.
DIR. j w. Rogers, formerly of the Epis-
copal Church. who joined the Catholic
Church in lsGs, is lecturing now in Phila-
deiphia.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, October 10.
MonxfSG STAR OgFICE,


CorroN-wel left the market at the time .. snr last
p%r, rmlins At i3i to iIe for :rdnaTy l' 70 1870 70
prices have given way in good ordinary ani the low,
grades. Saturday. the sales embraced $40 bales. at
Monday with better supply. the business MOI
TONS Of low nnS an the
ties and &c in good ordinary ana TIE lover grade
Monday figures and partly at redao;sonp Of
ss"s the s. was anas" aye IT,:
business OF the season, prices at the time We
sold pess tor
and an advance of to &c on good ordinary, which
300 bales, mostly advance of &c in better grade.
Es,1ferrns to our remarks we qn",e the market
low middng lea to lie. mdling le5 C and sti,I
middng lal &c per H. The total sales for the
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-we quote sugar VIZ: fair
ass DO s 70 THIS sHs sa~
to sSe fS ter 3 to As for @
Et;ouK.suEerine g =, double extra q ~ 70 e. y.
GoES-we quote g to sc per bushe. for mixed
OArs-We quote Sc to SOC per bushe rr st. Louis
BEAS-we quote 81 40 per 100 lbs
aAI ~, trade is supplied at ga Pc to- Tor pT'
PonK-Mess is held at sI5 II to sl5 :. Pc OSl rr,a
and at W holesalc;rt SIS 90 to sl5 - per b..
sides = to Sc clear sides % to DC and IL l9ie m
Linp-Tierces sell at LEI to 10y and kc IL to ls
per 5 lS SALT vr,r-S,o,,,o,. a.o a.,.., .. :, -
per H.
;, BREAKFAST BAcoN-wcstern commands 70 &c r..
BITTEIi-Wr quote choice Western at = - &c choi'a
per b.
CmEEsE-Ch"ce factory is quoted ut "A T. -, ard :
serve NJ IL 10 ltC per III.
20! hIkr AMP E"iS-thtckensa SCI ~. IT," Land
;nS a, sioto = per ,'oz according 10 s. ;ihr!s!
tcS2l Eggs 81 to :i5c per ,luz.
Observation-Disclosures selling :; - ~ - per .
Onions sell at & to 50 10 per hbl. Cabba :2toi
per crate Green Apples 81 81 to 800 ~.
SAr.We quote Liverpool coarse at :: = - Il ~ fire
e Ho I" 81 10 per sack Table salt in pockets lbs &C.
toffEE-We quote II. TO fstc per III = II iuty paf'
Tor prime to Il! for good, lGi to Il 10: : ordinary
WntsKY-We quote 97c to e. O4 per ga:on for choice
Western rectiiicd. Bourbon 81 80 $. i. III wines
914c to 81.
INDIA BAGG1NG-We quote lelc per yard in bales and
lac i'll rolls. Kentucky hemp and flax 20 2Otc. as IL
quality, Domestic jute bagging 2Uc per yard IN re;s
IRON IIEs-.\re steady and firm at - to ,. per ID
Money Market.
Gold ll4b TO lll5. American half do.-s . TO lt94'
Mexican dollars 1854 to 1l53.
Sterling exchange l22 TO l23, francs 49,! 70 -
Domestic exchange, to per cent preuI:Giu.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15

II is II pleasure at all times to note the
rapid and steady advance of young and youn.
firms in their career OF prosperity aud progress.
peciay when 1t is the result of energy Mt
aud tact of the proprietors As instance OF this we
would call the attention of the public the card of Mr.
John Miller. who starting Il few years ago the dry
goods business in small JAG at.
tracted such large custom and won friends y
his amability and fair dealing. that he has had
move to a larger and more commolious now
located at GIL Magazine street. between Jackson and
Josephine, where he has complete stock and
domestic goods. In his card Mr.. Miller thanks the
public for their liberal patronage at his old stand and
asks for continuance of the same at the one We
feel satisfied that the public keeny their
own interests. W i'll continue to give him many calls for
past experience has shown them that store their
wants are supplied in liberal spirit AMI with
great saving to their pockets.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15

EtoNoMf.-Tae subject of economy is one
which has engaged the attention of all people for
1t is subject which voluu volume has been
published upon which newspapers continually eN.
patatnG, yet II Is astounding the ignorance of
people upon the subject. Most people look simply
the actual price paid article without
consideration its quality and durability. This fAlse
anu sn,tt sighted economy which inevitably leads them
into cxtrav 1t also them hes the;
patronage upon small eut.of the shops whose pro
prleto's only Wis to make profit
eating or expecting to them again instead
slowing it ~ ON some first class establishment like that
OF NJ l. Il line - Co. corner OF Mag and Jac kson
where the best OF goods sold and where the proprc
tors wish t" treat all 80 we'll that it Will be their in
t"rrst 20 come again. Try this plan of economy once
reader ca'l On Mtssrs Byrne Co and you will have
cLu>e to r'.r.ce and will ever follow it in future,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15

job said 90 that mine enemy should write
book! and in saying so; believed that the writing OF
book the most terrible atct0n that could befal
man. Asthma, at that time, certainly unknown
among the diseases which the flesh heir OF JOB
beyond a doubt, would have exclaimed 20 that mine
enemy should have the Asthma =, for the most dis
tSeSsng aiimsnt which athcts humanity, and has eve
Raihet the efforts OF the most scientific physicians
ienedy has been found at last in DR. Morses Treatment
ny the lnhaling OF medicinal Oxygen. The same treat
ent is applied in the all diseases Of te
throat the liver and the kidneys. All persons snerins
from such diseases invited cal at l'T MorseH
otIce No 40 Canal street, and INVESTIGATE tue treS
mcnt. No charge for consultations. Read thc cert1I
cate Of Mrs. s. NJ Adams the card, TO he found
III another column.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15

OPENING DAr.-Tte opening day of first
class Millinery establishments is always an event with
the ladies' They will, therefore, he pleased learn
that Mrs Isabella StIathics store, No. Canal
street, to which she has been compelled IT,
account of the opening Canal of the
to the new Varieties Theatre will lie formally opened
to morrow. She had one opening Saturday, but to
will be the day which poets to receive
all the readers of th,>~SrAR. As marked above
the store is located SO. 40 Canal street. one
door from iGurhnM street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15

The new city in the nei ghborhood of Maya
zine market bids outStrp the heretofore be
known and extensive old city around Canal
This result Is reasonably to be expected IA we lind
such men as i'raseiman n Adams corner of Magazine
and st. Andrew streets, straining every nerve and
the establishments of rea dry goods emporium where
III that can b" desired in their line of business
found Notwithstanding the fact that they have nj.
ways on maud an immcns" stock. they externally
making additions 10 it and to-day they announce the
Ectpt OF silks of all manufc lures trimmings satin
etC: hey have only small lot OF damaged silk LETT
winch 1t would he q" great advantage many persons
to examine a. they offered very low rates. ~
y are astiiCtly.ca house.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15

A BRILLIANT ILLUMINATIoN-In these days of
iilumnstons grand sublime and terrible, destroying in
their yastness and brliancy life and property without
limit bringing woe, suffering and desoaton; illumination
from burning cities and flaming forests it is pleasure
to note which stands in s pcrmanency and brlan
cy as beacon OF hope comfort, secutty aud good
to all men We ailude, of course the illumination of
Jos Millers excellent establishment, No 6u1 Magazine
street Mr. Miller who is the accomplished organist of
ST. Aphcnsus Church has recently had excellent
gas litter at work in His and the result is thas
floods OF mellow Yet brilliant light illuminate the
place But thus light paes into insigniiicance befo
the sores of the and treasures which pe, up
b-htnd his counters and on his shelves. that ia fgura
lively speaking. If our lady friends call at No CO.
they w he wonderstruck by the beauty and variety
tit. stock, but If they why, the owness of the
prices at which Mr. Miller sells his goods will. certainly
have that effect. See alver sement
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15

ODoNSELI., "EME1T \ CO.-This new firm
the opening of whose establishments tn. corner N
Magazine and Jackson streets. announced in the
last ISSUE OF the STAR is fairly
waters of tho business world. They h.ve conp-tr
She marking and asserting of their nt-r.
my at reasonable prices tine all kind.
81 foreign ami domestic goods y glance at their
vertisement will give an inkng of what may ex.
p'ct to visit to their Having gotten
every thing III perfect order III to
their friends and tances have known them
in connection with the leading dry goods
city AMI whose number is doubtless great give
- social call Tine. things all should keep in mind in
nne.iion with hi. firm First, their stock
secondly they sell at only small advance n cash
prices, having adopted the principle quick sales
and small profits: Thirdly that they seen Mt
the corner of Jackson and Magazine streets
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15

SIoCh-COMIIETEA AND At MODERATE Prices
such Is the announcement which from the en-.
arged anu elegant store 10 Canal street where
large stoc of gents furnishing goods and boys
children clothing, can be found. In this last rartcu
lar Capt Washes sto,e is the Paradise OF the rising
generation The little fel ows proud, only Of
their suits but of the fact that they came from
W alsie g. How they eIut they survey themselves
emerging from 10 Canal street They feel that they
must make n favorable impression. The first step to
fortune of many may be traced the " fact that
they had the Judgment discrimination and get
their outfit at Washes.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15

The friends of Mr.. Il. McCloskey, also the
public at large will he pleased to learn that lie has
opened saloon at i3i Common street. between Camp
and St Charles Here the business get n good
lunch daily and will he certain 10 find always
supply Of tho best wines and liquors. Mr.. McCos
key Gltd will be found elsewhere.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15

They tell of farmer in Kentucky who
was so lazy that when he went to hoe corn
he worked so slowly that the shade of his
broad brimmed hat killed the plant.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15

Memory is not so brilliant as hope, but it
is almost rs beautiful and thousand times
as true.
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visions renounces all Interference on the
part of Government in the nomination to
B:shoprics. More than half the Sees of
Italy are now vacant, and the Pope has re-
solved to fill them up. He does so, not in
execution of the law of Guarantees, which,
he repeats, and rejects with all his soul,
but in virtue of his Apostolic authority,
desiring To supply pastors to the 11ocks
which are most in want of them. 1T VIII
be interesting to see whether this clause of
the GuarauteeS is honestly put III practice
by the Italian Government.
The murderer of the Niceroy Ma was
executed at ShanGhae sometime since by
being cut into ten thousand different pieces,
the work being done slowly until the
wretched man was dead. He bore his suf-
ferings as calmly as lie had borne the ter
rible tortures to which he had been sub
jected during the judicial examination, in
the progress of which lie told several diff
ferent stories of why he killed the Niceroy,
one of which was that he did SO because he
believed the man to be in reasonable COM
munication with the Mohammedan rebels
in kunsan. His confession was extracted
from him 10y keeping him kneelipg on hot
chains through twenty days, until he was
so weak that it was feared he would die,
and not a ''suitable DEATH" What is the
Chinese notion of suitable death for a
murderer is painfully evident from the
above.-Cdnton Gazette.
A TERRIBLE DEATH.-Few ends have
been more awful than that of an architect,
or rather builder, named Morelli, who had
the management of the public works now
progressing in Rome. He had mounted
high scaffolding, and whilst there got into
a passion with number of the workmen,
who we're asking for holiday on the NOR
row, which was the feast of the Nativity of
the Blessed Virgin, and in fact refusing to
uttered blasphemies in his anger; and
amongst other wicked expressions he
shouted out, A" I know nothing of your Ma
donna or your Christ either At that very
moment his foot slipped, and lie fell from
the scaffold on the pavement of the street.
and was killed on the spot.
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u Ally.

Nomination 10 Italian Sccs.-The sinccri-
ty of those who framed the law OF Guaran-
tees is about to be tested. One of its pro-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OrdindtiOnS.-On saturday, the 23d ult,
the following Orders were conferred in the
chapel of the Nicolrt Seminary by His
Lordship the Bishop of Tire" Rivers
Deacon. The Rev. NJ. T.. Ling. Sub ea- |
COMM. Denis Germ Lajoic, Norbert Du- !,
quay, Charles q. Gingras, Victor 5. de
carufel +. ". Cloutier, George Page, Ar !
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