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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08
BY Mash q Hodgson.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, GOLD WATCH, NOV
ADLRS AND BILLS RECEIVABLE.
SUCCESSION OF PATRICK n. CUMMINGS.
Second District Court for tho parish Of Orlesns
No. 3,3s3.


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rrS.;.e. an the corner Of Third ard Clan streets,
by virtue and in pursuance q An order q the Hon.
Ccurt ecr te parish Of Orleans dated February 49,
is7I docket No "a 343, fcs account of the succe :
sion Of Patrick H. Cummings, decsased, ct public
TsE KITiRB C0MTINTS u the shove residence,
consisting Of hcneeho4 faRnita1o, beds, axmoirs.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08

H. TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded
by Jackson, Josephine, Laurent and Basin streets,
measuring EACH ~ feet front ON Basin street. BY liz
in depth.
hibited ON and previous to the day Of sale.
Terms-F0r the Orleans Hotel the purchaser
win furnish . stock note Of $500, due and renew.
able according to the charter 81 the Citisens'
Bank Of Louisiana July !. 1871. and the balance
Of the price Of adjudication cE said hotel . We
fourth cash, and the remainder ON credit 81 one,
two and three years in notes coupons ef tho pur
chasers, drawn to their order and by them in.
dorsed, the came to be secured BY vendors Men,
privilege and mortgage ON the property sold, and
to bear eight per cent Interest per snnu ftom the
day Of sale until final payment the buildinGs and
improvements to be kept insured, policy trans
ferTsd TO vendor, and in case Of suit the pur-
chAsers win be required to pay 1--WE per cent attor-
news commissions ON the note or notes not paid.
and which may be sued upon; the purchasers over
and above the price Of adjudication 70 pay al the
taxes Of 1871, due and payable in 1874
All adiudicatiOns amounting to less than three
hundred dollars, cash on united States treasury
notes.
Acfs Of sale with United States internal revenue
stamps attached, before 3. g. GOttschalk, notary
public, at the expense Of the purchasers.
mhl8 Is apl u 20 !.
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

GEORGE W. Sinners, AucrIoNetR. "a CHANGERS
~ street, VIII eel on Wednesday, January TO- at IL
IN enc lo ne entire Business Lease, Fixtures and
% oo Egna avenue near the Grand Opera House.
ssng OF counters Tables, Chairs, Casors, Plate Ware
Cuuey' Cr2ckeiy two ranges four pull English Ale Pump,
CaIpeis ONcothg &c terms cash sale positive.
The New York herald., 1871-01-17
UCrION NOTICE.-AUCTION NOTICE.
II AUGUSTUS A. SCH 1 LIZ, Auctioneer.
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Pianofore, Drawing Eoom suits, Paintings,

DTaWIn2 oults, FaIntnGR,
on this day (rUESDAil at the elegant rcsidence
81 West Fifteenth street, between Fifth Sixth aycnues
saie commencing l0j4 O'Clock.
Drawing Room Suits covered biocae richest description
Window Curtains match Etageres Secrctare Bookcase
marquctere bos de Cabinets Encognures
Velvet Medallion Caroets Broazes, .,uary Clock, PANT
ings by eminent artists rosewood Panoortc celebrated
maker rosewood, walnu. Bureaus, BedseadB Wardrobes
Extension Table Sideboard Siivcyarc, Linen, Glassware
Chnaware Basement, Kitchen Furniture; also Furniture
Servants Apartments. Sale peremptJry.
The New York herald., 1871-01-17
A SUPREME COURT SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
IA proved Property,
corner Second avenue and Thirty-fourh street.
ROBERTS 4 MCGUIRE, Auctioneers,
will sell Mt auction


on Wednesday. January IT, 1871, al l2 O'Clock noon,
at the Exchange Salesroom, Ill Broadway,
under direction OF Daniel T. lnsraha Jr, Esq., referee,
the live story and cellar brick House with Lot
known as ts Second ayenue northeast
street. This street Ii 100 feet wide, and has rail-
road connections with al parts of Long Island Of
the bnest business corners in the city.
The story and finished back BAG brick House.
known S01 East Thirty fourth street.
Maps 1t the auctfoneers Office, 20. 81 Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

RY ROBERT sOMERvILLE, AUCTlONEER-sALES-
ID No. est Fourteenth street. Office 81 Fifth av
ROBERT s0MERvILLE viii sell at auction, Tuesday
Jan. w. at 31 O'Clock, at the private residence 80 Suy-
vesan street, between Second Third avenues gentee
Household furniturcYelvet and Brusses Three ply
Carpets black walnut Paror Suits reps gilt frame Pier
Mirfos rosewood marble top Centre Table, black walnut
Suits, Spring and Curled Hair Mattresses Feather
Beds Bosters Pows rich enameled Cottage Suits Ward
robes, Lounges Chairs, 0iciotns, Mating, &C. wal
nut Bookcases. Etageres; China Glass Kitchen
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

A LBERT h. wALDRON, AUCTIONEER.
"a S;lcsrooms l0S Liberty Rad Ill Cedar street.
Household and Cabinet Furniture
Carpets Bedding, Desks, &c.
On WEDNESDAY,, at lyk o'ciock,
WALDRON COOKE will scu by auction q fEc assort
mcnt OF good Paror Suits, in plain fancy reps &C.
Chamber Suits IN walnut, rosewood oak, mahogany and
enamsled sold in suits or separate peces Bookcase buff
fets Hall Stands AMI Chairs, Easy Dining Room and Bed
Chars Lounges, Extension Tables Cutlery, Plated
Ware, Kitchen Articles Brussels and Ingram Carpets
ding,
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

4 UCrION NOTICE.
n liz West Twenty street. near Sixth avenue
Large and Positive Sale,
this TUESDAY afternoon, commencing at O'clock
All the elegant and costly Household Furniture many
and costly works of art contained In above brown
mansion, viz. Magnificent Panoore cell
ebrated city maker four rich raor SUITS rep Suits, Eta
gere Oil Paintings, Bronzes lace Curtains and re-
cning Chars Lounges, Centre Tables &c. Also, Bedroom
Suits; Basement, Kitchen aud Dining Room Furniture.
Sale positive rain or shine
JD.PARKER CO., Auctioneera
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

DY NJ. DOUGHTY, AuCTIONEER
ID Mortgage sale OF Household Furniture this day Mt 0I
O'clock Mt the saesrooTs 70 Nassau street. viz -Paror
Suits rosewood, mahogany md walnut Bedroom Suits
Lounges, wardrobes, hair husk aud Mattresses MIR
rors China, Crockery and Glass Ware; Cutlery Gas Fix
lures Curtains Stoves &C. Worthy the of dealers
and housekeepers.
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

IlTANTED-A SITUATION AS CoACAMAN, BY
w sober. steady wlu be found obging milk
good recommendations from last employer Address Isl
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER
,, Wednesday, July l8
at ii O'Clock, at the auction rooms No North William
street. Household Furniture Mirrors Carpets md
Bedding Also Marsha's sale barrels Flour Butter &c.
:, CHARLES r. WATTS, Marshal.
Also Marshal's sale barrels Kerosene Oil.
JOHN H. HITLER, Marshal.
The New York herald., 1871-01-17
CLERKS AND sALEsnIE &

A BooKKEEPER, WITH SOME EXPERIENCE AS
II traveller, desires engagement IN any capacity;
office.
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

YOUNG MAN, HAVING THREE YEARS EXPERT
IA epce ID this country gardener wishes situation
can be well recommended. Address i. L. Herald oce for
three days. - - -
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

A LARGE oRDER.-&7s,oJ0 WORTH OF CAST OFF
n Clothing, Carpets, Jewery wanted for the Western
California trade Ladies and gentlemen having any OF The
above articles TO dispose OF receive so
cash than elsewhere by calling addressing MINTH
l32 Fourth avenue, near Twcnynnih street. Ladies' waited
on by .srs. Min.z.
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

A FIRST CLASS HOUSES ON FIFTH AND NAL
A. son avenues also Park avenue for sale. -.
II. A. j. LYNCH. ~ and ~ Cedar street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-17

A young lady at fashionable dinner
party pestered DIR. johnson with q conan
drum-a thing the bluff old philosopher ut
terly detested. "Why is the letter like
the end of spring, Doctor 2" was the ques-
ton. OF course the Doctor couldn't tell.
because it's the beginning of june" was
me why the letter X is like pigs tail q"
sternly asked the Doctor. The young lady
had to give it up. "Because it's the end
of pork, Miss" The Doctor was bothered
with no more conundrums.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-17

VISITING IN CHINA.-Visiting is made q
most serious business in China, and every
individual Of responsibility must have
servant to carry and present his cards.
Chinese card is not white, glazed little
bit Of pastehoafd, bat huge sheet OF scar
let PAPER, with the name inscribed In large
characters: the more mammoth-like the
characters, the more grand aud respectable
1t 10. Cards are of several kinds There
lie the plain card, a eingle sheet of scarlet
paper, with the name written or stamped
nearest the right hand and topmost sides.
This 10 employed on common occasions.
Then there is the official card, mostly used
by mandarins on visits Of ceremony. This
is also q single sheet, and it contains the
name; preceded by the entire title written
down the centre from top to bottom. Then
again there is the full card, which is only
New Years visits, visits Of congratulation
or coincidence. The full card is folded,
and must contain ten folds. 1t does not
give titles, but simply contains the name
Of the individual written in the right hand
and bottom corner of the first fold, prefxed
by the words "Your stupid younger
brother" aud followed BY the words.
When the person visited belongs to a gen.
Grafton senior to the visitor, the latter
styles himself, Your stupid nephew" Ii
two generations senior, the visitor writes,
GO Your more than stupid nephew" Should
the individual visited belong to q younger
generation, the visitor takes to himself the
name of "uncle" instead of :" nephew"
retaining, however, the deprecatory APP
pellative of "stupid." There are still
further varieties Of self designation, ac-
cording to the particular gradations Of re-
lationship; but those We have quoted will
suffice to give an idea of the pnnctilious
rules peculiar to Chinese visiting.-Athens-
am.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-17
MEXICO.

AEAACOs
Late Mexican advices state that the uler-
chants of Tampioo refuse to repay to tho Go
vernment the taxes exscted by the Revolution
lists The troops are consequently engaged in
closing the commercial houses, the merchants
protesting: The people are alarmed, and much
excitement exists ct the capital over the pri.
mary meeting of Congress. General fears Of
conspiracies are enteltained Nothing from
operating in Zacaticas. The prominent from
tier chiefs, Cavalles, Vargas, Trevino, Gueraga
and Martinez are prepared to issue 3 pronun-
camento il Jnarez 10 declared elected Presi-
dent. Politicians ut Matamoras confidently
state that Lerdo has Joined Juarez, which, If
true, secuIes the election Of Juarez.
WEST INDIES.
There was hurricane on the 21st nit. At
Ortignan Island every estate was damaged.
The loss is immense. Five churches were
40 estates were destroyed on st. kits Island.
The growing crops were destroyed on the
Island of Saba.
The local authorities in various parts of the
Island have sent to Havana over 1000 Chinese.
The time of apprenticeship of some had ex-
PRED, while Others are runaways. The first
named according to previous laws must rehire
themselves OF leave Cuba. The last named
will be delivered to their masters. The motto.
rious insurgent Lara and five others, delivered
themselves up.
The United States Consul ut Panama has de-
manded the immediate prosecution of Gen
Herrera and others as pirates, for the Selling
of tho American merchant steamer Mentijo,
for revolutionary purposes.
BRAZIL.
Late advices from Bio Jauiero show that the
discussion in the Brazilian Legislature on
clauses of the emancipation bill had termina-
ted, but the measure would not probably be-
come . law during the present session, owing
to strong opposition to its passage.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-17
Communicated
A Hibsrnia Thespian Association.

There is nothing hyperbolical in assert
ing that every true Irishman and Irish
mans son read with pleasure the appeal
made in last Sundays issue of the STAR
towards the organization of an lrish ORA
matte Association. These few sentences,
any particulars on the subject, or enlarge
upon it by suggesting any method for the
Accomplishment of the end in view
This is left to more mature minds, and per-
sons of great influence among the Irish
population Of this city. THIS contribution
is a mere !" mite" which, it is hoped, will
be accepted in part by the readers of the
MORNING STAR, as that of the Widows
mentioned in the Scripture, regarding the
sentiment and ignoring the value.
Is there any necessity for such an Asso-
ciasionf Yes. Not absolute necessity, in
sity of manifesting to all that in enterprise,
in ability, and in industry the Irish rank
second to no people. Irishmen should be
actuated by such leve of national fame,
as not to permit those of another country
to say, ave are superior to you in this or
that particular" The steps lately taken
by few prominent men smong the Hiber-
mans, should only be considered initiatory
to Others of greater import. Let every
man that boasts of a lineage derivative
from the Shan Yam T0cht, hail such q
society as the one in contemplation with
York, and, in fact, ali the Northern and
Western States are ahead of US, where Irish
enterprise and Irish organization are con-
| cerned. Daily, weekly, and monthly pa
pers abound. Religious, political and bene-
VIOLENT associations (the members all Irish)
outnumber US greatly. Will we, who are
vain of our resources, of our love for the
"Old Land" of our Soattern pride, stand
by and be outdone by those of the North
Let us not deserve this imputation by SO
doing we will be saved many bushes in
! the future.
Is their any feasibility in it's formation
| Every. The good will exists, and the talent
Can be procured. Because Ireland had
borne a cruel yoke, because the education OF
her children had been prohibited, it does
not follow that they are ignorant. With
determined energy and landable ambition,
they listened to the dge-schoo1master
and studied by rush-ligbt. And now, when
she breathcs more freely (though, alas not
entirely the air of freedom, her sons drink
large and deep draughts from the fountain
of knowledge. Probably they drink larger
and deeper than they otherwise would,
even as the chained hound roams farther
when loosed than the other accustomed to
| liberty.
If Irishmen have achieved celebrity in
the council, the senate, the field and the
bar, why cannot offshoots from the old tree
be able to entertain their friends and those
of Innisfail during the tedious summer
monthsf Should any feel Respondent, let
them think on Knowles, and if Action does
not supersede Inertia am not
NAvILLUs
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-17
NEW FOUNDATIONS.

Condensed United States History. BY VIM. Swim
ton, A. N. Ivisou, Brakeman, Taylor g. Co.,
New York; I. Moroney, New Orleans.
This Ia what it purports to be, condensed
school history. Considering the size Of the
volume, there is an Immense amount of statis-
tica1 information in it. Facts are stated in the
most summary manner, but, as far as we have
been able to see from . rapid inspection, with
considerable fairness. The little volume would
be quite handy, even for adults, as n book of
reference.
The Monks Of the Hest.
This great work of Montalambert is abont to
be brought out by Donahoe, Boston, in splen-
did style, to cost S25. 1t will also appear in q
moro ordinary style rs to binding, ETC., for 50.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.-Tbe
Committee of Arrangements for the Ladies' Fair to be
held Odd FellowA Hall. commencing Thursday, 23d
Of November, 1871, for the benefit OF st. Yincents
Home for Destitute Boys, will meet THIS Sunday
EVENING, septsuber IT, at st. vinoents Home, at
o'clock.
Presidents OF ConEersnces respectfully invited TO
attend. By order Of the Committee:
D. p. scANLAN, ChAlrnaa.
W, h BYRNEs, Secretary. sei7lt
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-17

Some wit suggests that all folks who are
bareo0ted the tops of their heads should have
stamped their CROWNS that thew NAV be easily
recognised BY their friends; This Is rather cruel
ana shows BAD heart Tor had he possessed
yiaed these unfortunates to Of Fredorick'n
OpObalaarn winch Hpnld short time cause their hair
to grow lU1uriantly.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-17
MARRIED

KINGSLEY-QUIGLY-onS Saturday. September 0,
1871, At st. Patricks Church by Rev Father Allen ME-
Jos 7. Kingaiey, OF New Orleans. to Mics Mario v.
Quigy. OF Agers.
FERRANT-MAGGIoLI-on Sunday: September 10,
1871 Joseph Church. by the Rev Father Boecher
Mr. Justin Ferrant to MISS Josephine Msggto both Of
this city. No cards.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-17

DIED, at his residence, on Friday, June 2,
1871 of brought by slight cold which
he neglected, o. ITS NOTHING, at the age OF twenty
five years
His friends are satisfied that he had taken Lapace
Indian Turnip Pectora1 Balm he would have
thought Of dying Buy it, try It, and you'll
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-17

A young lady in Louisville, having re-
ceived very urgent proposals of marriage
from an old gentleman, sent the following
answer by mail:
Why thus urge to compliance!
Why compel me to refuse
Yet though court not your alliance,
Perchance younger I may choose,
For tbs q state III ne er dis arage.
Nor will war against 1t wage,
do not, sir. object TO marriage,
But dislike TO marri age.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-17
Did {:

burg Miss after Q short iilness Sallie NJ Finney, .
Of New Orleans, aged 10 years. months and 10
days.
LIvAUDAIs-on Monday evening. September II,
1877 ST O'clock Theoduie Joseph Ltvaudais aged 81
years.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-17

Sing song of sixpence,
Bottle full o. rye
Four and twenty blackbirds
Baked in pie.
When the pie opened
Tho birds began to sing,
Wasn't that q dainty dish
To set before the kingi
Where the Queen all this time, thy poet saieth
nOt it is fair to presume however that she fond of
music, well as her lord and 1t Is verify believed that
she had celebrated Singer from which she derived
the pleasure of listening to music. but which assisted
her most materially in the execution OF certain abOra
which came beneath her supervision. It nothing
less than Of Singers Sowing Machine famous for
the excellent work and music which performed upon
them. VIM. Z. Cooper 4 Co., and Camp street, are
AGENTS for this excellent machine.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-17

COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY
" For Boys oxer Six Years OF Age.
r. NJ. LUSHER Principal.
Seventh Session opens MONDAY, September :, ISL,
No 2i7 Charles street. northwest section Of Tivon
Circle. For terms, etc. apply tho Principal No 81
Commercial Alley, Saturdays. and at Academy from
4th September, or per Postofhce. SELF I'm
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-17

IhAvs received fine assortmens Of BLACK SIX.
Including the famous LIONS FRENCH REPP. frsa
% 50 mp, which arrant PURE SILK.
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Buffalo! Buffalo! Buffalo,

The finest assortment Of the celebrated BUFFALO
BRAND ALPACAs to be had In this city from Is es.ts
to ~ per yard. For durability. brillsncy OF lnstrs
not to be excelled by any other A!pscas made.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-17
GREAT REDUCTION IN
DRY OOD 8 i.

In order to mako for extensive receipts Of
FALL GOODS. we are compelled to make the following
extraordinary sacriaces
$50 yards Striped and Embd English BAREGES. at ooc,
worth 300.
900 yds Plaid Striped ALPACAS st2Oc, worth SOC.
$50 yds. Printed LINEN LAWNS, at zoe, worth IS.
400 VIDA Printed French ORAND1ES 20c, worth 40c.
500 yds. English BAREGES, at Sc worth 20c.
JUST RECEIVED!
full limo Of Black Ground Grenadines. Deaines,
Alpacas Fiannels. white and Grey Blankets Mexican
Quite Hosiery Handkerchief Cofsets Embroderies,
Brown and White Sheetings and ShirSings. Canton
Ffannels and Tiekngs. -
All to be disposed OF CHEAP FOR CASH"
CAYLAT g. FLYNN,
s-a MnRazino Street SIS
ssi7It Near st. Andrew street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-17

CATHOLIC MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
~ requiring veil Instructed BOYS. Af6een yeASs
Of age eAEn theiE beeiness cal procure tae sane
frua the Sc. VtaosASo Home for DeattQt0 Boys, VA
BlgnVo srosk b. applying 20 the President. 2oA Co
Eoa utrest- The boys can eontiaao 70 beard - the
1ene, II necessary. NH Il
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wANTs-FoR RENTS-ETC.

INFORMATION wANTED-oF MISS CATHER-
l EIhE NJ LAUGHRAN, formerly Of New Orleans,
La has lived in yicks6aTg When lat heard OF Sss
a few miles below Floyd, Louisiana She wall hear
somethInV of interest by addressing 49, ., Poet
Office box i46. Yicksburg, Miss. je2S Inn
NTEETfNG ROOM FoG -: ''ts 50 IoU8
Nl and furnished Mo- Mo -
deiet street. VIII be rented Societies. ClDDs ete By
enc evening month on reasonable termn- Apply Al
the oflce Of the MoKNNo STAR- sell II.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-17

BLACK SILK. BLACK SILK
have received fine assortmsat Of BLACK SIX.
including the famous LIONS FRENCH REPP. hsa
% 50 up, which I arrant PURE SILK.
NE PLUS ULTRA.
ALExANDER's KID GLOVES.
Two Ciasps 10 stead of Two Buttons. warrant tAsn
to be the GENUINE. and to give full satisfaotaoa.
Buffalo! Buffalo, Buffalo,
The nnest assortment Of the celebrated BurrALO
BRAND ALPACAS be had In this city from Is can't,
to - yard. For durability. brsncy Of lnstrs His
not to be excelled by any other A!pacas made
JOS. MILLER, JR.,
GOT. ...........MAGAzrNE STREET. ......ss1.
SELF 1t Between Joaephine and st. Andrew SITS
NEW JAPANESE SILKS
OTHER FALL DRESS GOODS
BRASELMAN g. ADAMS
Dash HOUSE.
$50 and 5ss. MAGAZINE STREET sas s.A spn
self II Corner St. Andrew ssrssk
! THE HIBERNIA INSURANCE CoMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Capital Stock, $500, 900.
OFFICE. NO. 81 CAMP STREET,
Temporarily Up-stAn)
lnsures Fire, Marine and River Risks
HUGH McCLosKEY, President,
JOHN HENDERSON, yioe President,
THoS F. BRAGG. Secretary.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-17

Card Of Thanks
NEW ORLEANS September l6:h 1871.
Tho undersigned hereby tenders her sincere thanks
to the officers and members OF the Hbernfa Benevolent
and Mutual Aid Association of Louisiana. for their
generous donation through their Treasurer, Mr.. Phil
McCabe hundred and fifty dollars and fifty cents
tsaJo 5O), behalf Of my late husband BERNARD NC
KENNA Of Branch Noe.
self 1t MRS. McKESNA-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-17
NE PLUS ULTRA,
ALExANDER's KID GLOVES.

Two Clasps iUstead Of Two Buttons. Warrant tAsa
to be the GENUINE and to give full satisfaction
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-17
JACOB OFT,
BUIL D Err,
1874 Delord Street, near Tivoli Circle.

Jobbing done with dispatch Prompt and personal
ings. Cisterns made and repaired.
orders left at shop. Boz 233 Mechanics Exchange
10 Union at. promptly attended to. mhlS II ly5p