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F VIII s ss % The n %ss :s S q
IN a al q ga 1a S a% WIN of and SS s
Is q ss;s sss ss ;ls.
quit; 50 bbs. Wilmington were sold al Is 60:
.s Bs s and
n oss Sa s 9a s NAN
2,ac; 1850 bills do, last half June. at ssc; 5000
ss a. SS 1t ss9 sss
vas Arm The reported sale: we're 900 bbs standard
400 Sbls; IA. half June sellers option, e a9S
only oo bS mesa a s 20 for I prime i and
prime I
quiet :, 4 sss FOR southern ana wsss IN
!lsIsss picked ham, sailed
smoked shoulders, lo1ac n1sc picked hams Western,
sss' .:sss: +
boxes city long clear At s. City long clear
and a.ff @u 5n S1.A
S Ss w s @ % dU
&c Cheese was steady with moderate demand
market coniinned steady su. the demand was
e
sprIrKRke note sales 50 tons siesian from dock a.
g. @ ss o The %s ri sog
sgaAm-The maIke. continued very firm, most holders
:sei ssss .''qRs sss
s5 on d for s s fna over
ss5s *. ..s. S Ss ssas
ss .sdq es Suss 8 s%
SO do a. lo'c Refined was in less active demand and
latter price Tor pnverise We Gu
common refining sNc sse far refining 9ac s'sc
prime ss 5ss i1 &C. sGSS sfo'ssS &
hosshesds and boxes $50 flo. moasses hogsheads and
f Sass s ~ s ao e 70 T.
1879: do. - 70 10 lo,sc SdlAc do Is to - llSS
foso 49, Sn's ss os ads:.
Sc Javs-bach STANDARD, Nos ID 70 L. $40 81 itSso
Acknowledgement clayed and superior, SIC. s14c. New
0rleansRedning grades &c. sc grocery grades s'ac
sEIps-The market for both foreign and dorcs.ic was
sfE sfs
"a 20 per snshe timothy So 90 "a per bushel
Kentucky wa. les. active
buds rom sas fsE Is seaieaf vas a,oasra,sS
% at o m n note D Of o n
cases 1852 snndris at from s5c &c. b and leo bales
TIN.In pig there has been but small movement
msr prices 2oo pigs Straits ZEAL Tsazed sc e0 per H.
and English and il Bsnsa
$50 boxes s eas b. s0d private
s1ss SaalfGe al
' Wodo G business in domestic fleece is still restricted
il o and have
1000 los Ohio, Doc 900 e,. pulled Acc Sc
sshiy ~ ~ Nesssa pulled 5s &C. is
% "ms sar Xxx Ohio op S
lbs eonongs pulled and sno lbs Cape on private terms
with sales OF about $50 bbls. at Ole a 9iIsc.
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Wheat scve aud decidedly better unJer ynore
liberal shipping orders The tales comprised about IU
stores ~ 55 "a 90 for do delivered closing strong at the
side price III Is for old winter amber 81 Is H 80 for
do on the spot and 10 arrive ~ 90 Tor amber Canada In
bond Germ was steady with fair demand The sales were
yellow; $4,000 bushels mixed reported for fne
73c Rye was dull. Barey dull and nominal nj sac a
~i ~, AS The range OF Mestern and Canada.
We quote Dressed American, az 10 81 per tom cur
ency undressed do ~ 70 81 IS currency Manila
lU1.c IL &C, gold; ssa &c., golf; Tampic, Tie In
pond and sum &c. Ike, gold. Jute b1.c. 6Ac gold
Hay AMI sTRAw.-There was a fair busipes. d. ma IN
ahipPlng but other qualities were quiet at, for shipping
VI 10 ~ 10; retail qualities 81 IS 81 49, Straw III 10
20 Tor long rye and NJ ~ n ~ 80 FOR short rye.
uOfs-lbe market was dull, without material change
" prices We guOlGi- sthle &C. i2c Eastern, &C. loo.
western, BE- a 80, and Odds, &c. n &c.
lRonIhe market for both American Scotch pig
Gull transactions limited the
of buyers, which confined purchases small lots. Prices
were without noticeable change, limited production
American furnaces assisting holders former
az, at S per ton 100 tons No. wrought ship,
x4U per ton 800 tons 30 10. rails aud 1000
were bought IN New Orleans for New York pr
vAte terms Small transactions In American SsJ
Tor No and x32 $S3 30 Rehned was qu
unchanged closing at $40 ton for Engsh and American
bar and sso tuU, gold, per ton, assorted swedes
2JOO pues Russia sheet were reported sold on private
terms AZ cue close lSsc, gold, was refused Tor large
LFADThc market for pig inactive aud nominal at
about A6 l2 80 IT, gold 100 lbs for Spanish
man. and 30 40 80 o. gold, 100 Ds for English Re-
hned was steady 1T former rates. with small sales at $40 Is
per 100 lbs Tor pipe and sheet and IS leo los
hoLAssrs-sery little stock OF foreign II held by frat
hands The market to-day firm, with a moderate de.
mand cargo comprising S6 hhds AMI ii tlerccs Porto
quiet but steady We note sales Of l20 bbls 4ec
NJ. We quoe.-
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LEftAl NOTICES.

CUPREME COURT.
y In the matter OF the application OF the Mayor Aldermen
and Commonalty OF the OF New relative
WIDENING and Strengthening Of Broadway between Thirty,
that of Broadway between Thy Thirty
streets and that part between Forty second and Forty
seventh streets OF greater width than 100 feet In the city Of
New York.
Public nolco is hereby given TO all and lessces OF
property be or damaged in the above en-
titled proceeding that they be heard the
Signed ana submit proof OF such damage at the of the
Board q Ademen In the City Hail. In the city New York;
on the 10th day or May, 1871 o'clock T. M and for
ten consecutive week days thereafter o'clock r. Of
each day.
been previously filed with the Of the Commissioners
ana all questions OF law must be submitted In written Briefs
Abstracts Of title to properly affected and all statements
Of complaint must be addressed 10 A. r. Stewart, Esq.,
Chairman and hled with Henry lton of the Clerks Of
this proceeding, at our ONCE No 265 Broadway No. q
second floor, rear.
JOHN O. JONES, ) Commissioners.
JAMES s.. HENNESSY,)
NEW YORK. May o, 1871.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.

WALL STREET,
TUESDAY, May 9-6 p. M.
On Change today wheat was 1rmer on more
favorable advces from Liverpool, but not 80 active
The cotton market was steady.
THE STOCK EXCHANGE ELECTION.
The full result OF the election at the Stock Ex-
change was not made known until to-day. The In
dependents succeeded IN eecting several OF their
candidates for governors. The following is full
list OF the officers chosen:-
For President, William B. ClerKe; for Chairman,
M. A.wheelock; for yice-Cnairman James Mitchell ;
for Treasurer, ID, q. Hays; for Secretary, B. o,
White; for Governing Committee, to serve two
years to fill vacancy Harry Il. Dodge; to serve four
Barton, w. X. Soutter, A. A. Drake, q. L. Haight,
X l.. Cutting Jr.; A. ID. Williams, John D. Prince,
Charles NJ Stead.
MONEY THREE TO FIVE PER CENT.
The money market was easier with three to four
Per as the rates on government bonds and four
to I'VE per cent On miscellaneous collaterals. Time
loans were negotiated at five per cent
Prime discounts were steady In the vicinity OF
six per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE ADVANCED.
The leading bankers advanced their rates for for
eign exchange, owing to the scarcity OF large
gold coin, which compelled RENTERS to
buy bills. The Sub.Treasury Is cashing
gold certificates in small coin, hve.dollar
pieces and smaller (known on the street
by the descriptive terms Of ''chicken feed, and
fuses 20 pay out eagles and double eagles The fol.
lowing were the closing quotations OF exchange
Sterling sixty days, commercial, 1o9x no.
good to prime bankers, Ilois q 1loA; do. short
sight, lloss 11oa<; Antwerp, 51ss4 5.147l; Swift
erland, 5.1eA 5.13a1; Hamburg, 35I SoH; AM
sterdam, 4o% q Al; Frankfort 4Oa o Al; Bremen,
ssal 79'S; Prussian thalers 715 717l.
GOLD DuLL-1llI INK.
Contracts In gold beng CAPABLE of settlement with
such coin as the Treasury chooses to pay out in re-
demptlon Of certificates the advance in foreign ex-
change produced no effect upon the gold market,
which remained steady and very dull. The only
quotations were 1l11s and 111H. The course Of the
market ia shown In the tahle.-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

VTHFrIFCe
ANDREws-DAvIs.-On Saturday May 6, at the
BRIDES residence In Brooklyn, L. d. by the Rev. j.
Hyatt smith, MT. EDWIN ANDREWS to Miss LYDIA
DAVIS.
RT-JoACHIMSEN.- On Tuesday, May Q, at
the Nineteenth street synagogue, by the Rev. ]. j.
Lyons, MORRIS GooDHART, Esq, to BERTHA. daugh-
ter Of p. J. Joachimsen, of this city.
PARKER-MESSERvE-On Saturday evening, May
g. in BROOKLYN, Il. D., by the Rev. DR.. Haskins, OF
Brooklyn, II. D, at Inc brides residence, WILLIAM
l. PARKER to Miss ALMYRA E. MESSERvE.
PowELI.-MAGuL.-On Tuesday, May 0, by the
Rev. Father H. Lingres, OF st. Francis Xavier
church, Mr.. WILLIAM +. POWELL, OF Richmond. Va.
to Mrs. ELIZABETH MAGIIL, OF New York city, and
proprietress OF Richmond theatre, Richmond, Va.
Charleston IS. c., Philadelphia anu ST. Louis
papers please COPY.
RICE-BARRErr.-At the Grand Central Hotel, on
Tuesday, Mayo by the Rev. Dr. Gaaudet, rector Of
ST. Anne's, Is. F. RICE. Esq, OF This city. TO EUGENA
S. G. No cards
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A RARE CHANCE FOR HOUSEkEEPERS AND NEW
n beginners.-A private family declining housekeeping
VIII sell all their elegant Furniture Magnificent inaid and
eied Parlor Suits satin, made to order cost
$500 Tor 5000 one DO si0 for $5o sI reps and hsrcoth
from Soc per yard upwards Tables Chairs, Buffet Exten
sion Tables China anu silver Ware Bronzcs on Paintings
Clocks Ice Box &C. Private residence IL East Tenth
street. block west Of Broadway, between University
place Fifth
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A MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT, PoMPA-
N style, covered French satin brocate made order,
$780, for $500 do $685. superb rosewood Piano
forte, cost $780, for $25 maraueere Cabinet Tables,
Paintings Bronzes rosewood Etagcre Canterbury, Encog
Carpets wood, walnut Bureaus, BesteadB,
Wardrobes Hair Mattresses Sofas Chairs Lounges Silver
ware hall original cost tho entire Furniture Of
residence Is West Fifteenth street. Fifth
property family leaving city Call before purchasing else
uvle
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STREET QJlfaTlli;.
Haif-pasr Five O'Clock r. M.
C0MMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, May 9--6 r. NJ Y
CASpLFs were quiet but steady, with moderate obbng
trade, a. Sc 4Uc Tor patent sperm, .9c Soc plain
srerm &C. 2sc for s.earlc, and 1Sc 15c FOR
tne.
CoTToS.The market opened steady, but subsequently
ruled easter and closed weak the subion qno,a
which represent the views of sellers especially ex
TO operate unless compelled by pressing
basis of lAfc for low m!ddlng l5ac for midine up
land. The sales . foloMl -
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currency balances. 1,244 s92
The European steamer took out $685. 7C0 in SPECIE
The engagement for tomorrow already amounts 10
S275,0o0.
GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
The government LIST was quiet with firm under
tone but prices underwent no change. Tue follow
ing were the final street quo,ations:-United
States currency sixes, ll6I 1l5Z; do. SKIES
1851, registered, III 1171S; DO. d. coupon, III 4
Il71s; do fve-twentes, registered, May and Novem-
ber III lll1s; do. do, 1S62, coupon, do, III a
llls do. DO. 1854, DO. do, Ill il15; do do, 1866
do do, III l111s DO do. registered, January
and july, 1881 1872; do do, 1865, coupon,
do, 1854 1885; do. Co., 1867, do do, 1l31
1896 do. do, 1868 do do. l134 1131s; do.
tcn-forties registered, 1851 lo9 do. do coupon,
109iz 109I,
THE NEW LoAN-THE TREASURY BALANCES.
The additional subscriptions to the new loan TO-
day, as reported at the Treasury Department in
Washington amounts to s55,o01 making the total
subscriptions and conversions to date So, 1854, 700.
The following are the Treasury balances at the
close OF business today-Currency So $685. COO; CON-
$0l0760oo; OF the latter, the sum OF $l965o 600 is
represented by coin certificates.
STOCKS DULL AND FIRM.
The business at the stock Exchange while natu
| rally tending TO dulness, was interrupted In a.
measure, by the reading OF the returns OF the an
nual election ana the usual demand FOR speeches
| from the successful candidates Later in the day
| the workmen began the dismantIing OF the Long
Room, preparatory TO making the proposed alt era
lions, and the market was again interrupted. To-
morrow business will be resumed In the hall OF
the OPEN board. Prices, however, showed
considerable 1rmness and the disposition to buy
was greater than that to SELL The current impressions
about high prices to the contrary notwithstanding.
The interest centred chiefly upon Rock Island,
Reading, Lake Shore. Pittsburg, Erie and Ohio and
Mississippi. Erie opened susricousy weak, and
was raided down to %, from which 1t adyanc ed
eventually to 25i4. Pittsburg fell or to 12s, despite
the announcement that majority OF votes had been
secured In favor or the stock dividend or
fifty per cent. Reading advanced to 1l4K. The
general market was otherwise steady and firm out
dull. half an hour sometimes elapsing without
transaction. The ANIMAL meeting OF the stockhod-
ers OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company was
held to-day, W. W. Boardman, Of Connecticut, pre-
siding. The managers presented their report for
last year, which showed the net profit OF the bust
ness OF the company to have been ST. 5ls s2s L. The
excessive drought seriously interered with naviga-
ton, little business being done after LIST September
resulting In loss of tonnage OF not less than 100000
Tons, and largely increasing the cost OF their coal
movement In every department. The old board of
| directors was reelected.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
Of priucipal anrin tha 10
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Gfa orxsa deliveries wa. S
@ So =. u.s. IS s s 4
ssr and 10 gsuuais s
Z SSss sol s e il is AZ
s o 1Hs we ase as s eS s 5
@ noee Nd1io Savannah AM, h 9s
AGAINST $50 day last week and s5s same day last
corrrr-The market for Rio was barely steady. though
pr es were wi,hoa. decided change 800 per Ethio
were :sa private su,
V sarroe to c small los Dr,w. We sT
ss E La ss seyq s ,smsss A. s
poiSinsS g0d in bond s,ss oo Costa Eiea
ESs :os suTseos "a s sS sSd 81
W. BY Tessrs Arden white as soowsNew sa1 Yars
sSl!3 samGF sa sss Savannah LOO New
corpEnzAmer can ngot was n less active demani but.
csabe values We snes.ns sc mo-
mails. i Rss ~ e sPi1 na a9s &c. e9 pss
3D. H do oo zac per b and new sheahing and bronze,
81 marks. was r for
was connnsd brisk business, Al steady rates. The
o s: & ose s cheese.
S s s. s5ees bacon eos rs sd AMI BY sail
2. Cd and sy steam, 800 boxes. cheese 5s To Glasgow,
via GLASGOW 200 boxes bacon, 45 and 500 bills pork is
The charters include vessel hence Bremen 4tOJ BIB
petroleum, 4s Russian bark, $40 tons recharlered
hence to port in the German Baltic 2t0J
s7S tons, hence to s,eiiin, AGO bGs pero eam A.
As 3D. French ship SOL tons, 10 Antwerp general
FL 500 North German, Gle tons, emen, 35O
bos petroleum. 3s ,os British bark 7j7 tons,
TO direct the Continent, g. % bbls "
4s 3D. an American SHIP. sss ious hence Perm, gene
cargo, private terms Norwegian bafx from Philadelphia
70 .ronstad 1910 bbs petroleum, british bark from
P1Iadei hia 70 the tontnen b,si Id petroeum III
British bark from Philadelphia the Mt AbuO bib
petroleum. a. si; British brs 20 tons, hence Spanish
Mar and BACK, genera cargo -, sW port argos paid
tLoU. Ash GRAIs-Receipts IL 81 bills wheat,
6O bushels corn l90 bushels; meal loo bbs and
40 baEs: oats, 1890 bushels. The noar Ell ruled dull
but hrm especially for Ines Of eatgas which some
tent At 36 % SO 80 The sales about bbIs south
-four dun, with sales OF about bbs our not
tons Rye hour Steady with OF 30 bbls Corr
meal dull with sales COZ bbs Tor white est
50 % So 81 for yellow do. ~ Is 81 20 do BRANDY
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CATTLE MARKET.

Beef IN fair demand and steady at l2c. a1tIc. Hog
were duh OF sale at lc &C. Receips-Catte IS, and iv
hogs l,7l7
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices Of The PRINCIPAL stocks during the cay:-


The Southern list was generally strong. The
Tennessces continued firm on reported further re.
auctions Of the State debt by the railroads In can
ceiling their Indebtedness. The North Carolinas
were better. The South Carollnas improved on the
announcement Of the assembling OF the State Con-
vention. The following were the closing street
prices:-Tennessee. ex coupon, 6sx o 6S1{; DO,
new es,s Gs,.; Virginia, ex coupon, 90 a 10;
DO, new, II a 70; do, registered stock, old,
66H 81; Georgia skies, "a . Sc; do. sevens,
50 81; North Carolina, ex coupon. ~ q 4s; do,
funding, 1896, 81 IS; do. Co., 1868, 30 a 81; do,
new, rs 28 do. special tax. 1ss a leh: Missouri
skies, 93A 81; do. Hannibal and ST. Joseph 92I.
SO; Louisiana skies, CO u 70 do new, 60 a 50; do
levee SKIES 20 u; do. do Fights, s5 81; do Peni.
tertiary sevens, 10 "a; do. railroad cights "a so;
Alatama nres, 20 a "a; do. eghts, l02 a Ioa:
do. railroad eights, o5 9s; South Carolina
skies, 70 q rs; do. new, January and July,
Ga 62 DO. do, April and October. So q so;
Arkansas skies 55 GO; do sepens, 80 O g.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tie Pacific Railway mortgages were active and
higher. Union 1lsts closed ut 90 q 925s. Central
Pacihcs sold at 102I6.
The earnings OF the Milwaukee and 81. Paul Rail.
we m Apr
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-02-10

- Paris hns been under siege for one hun
dred aud eighteen days
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-02-10

Ben- a man lost his wife, and had stone
erected over her grave. IIc married sec.
ond wife, and when she died he had the
gravesonc split, end it then served fer the
t.To departed. lie proposed to the third, and
tho lady quantity remarked: 81 do not believe
THAT stone will split again"
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70 e rT'E2 Y
1t Never Pays.

eG %StNI II -
Ieoeysrpa to fret or growl
When fortune seens our toe;
THe>bettcr brel will push ahead
And strike tbs Drawer blow.
.;s u, For luck is work,
AMI those who shirk
Should not lament their doom,
But yield the play,
AMI clear tho way
That better men have room.
f:'ncycr pays to wreck the health
In dru lying after gain.
hnlho is sold who thinks TINT gold
Is cheapest bought with pain
an humble lot,
a cosy cot,
1sSNAvo tempted even kings.
Er station high.
That wealth will buy,
Not oft cynten meat briny..
1t never pays! n blunt refrain
We'll worthy Of n song.
Fur ago an youth mist lc,rn the truth,
That nothing pays that's wrong
The good and pure
Alone arc sure
To bring prolonged success,
While what is right
In Heavens sight
Is always sure to bless.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-02-10

ADVICE TO ADVERTISERS. = y ou eau II eat
enough in one week to last whole year, and
you can't advertise on that plan either.
A large advertisement once aud then dis
continued creates the impression that the
man has failed
Injudicious advertising is like fishing where
there arc no fish. You need to let your lines
fall IN the right place.
A constant dropping will wear away rock.
Keep dropping your advertisements into the
public, and they will soon melt away under
it like rock salt
Large type isn't necessary in advertising
Blind folks don't read newspapers.
IT you can arouse curiosity hy an adver
tisemcut, it is great point gained. The
fair sex dou't hold all the curiosity in the
world
Don't be ufrad,to invest in priutcrs lux
lest your sands cf life be nearly run out.
When you advertise see that you do it on
the same principle that you tuy goods, Get
the most you can for the money
People who advertise ony once in three
mouths forget that most folks cant remcn.
Der, anything iongcr than about seven days.
Don't advertise it's bad plan 1t viii
cal! attention to your place of business. and
it is much better for people who wish to trade
with you to hunt you up. |, gives your Gus.
toners exercise and makes them healthy
Besides, If you advertise, somebody Will buy
up your goods, aud then you will have to get
morc and it will be great bother to you
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EE- Josh Billings was asked, GLOW fast
docs sound travel? His opiuion is that it de-
pendsa good deal on the noiso you making;
The sound Of a dnnor hoin for instance.
travel, half miein second while an invi.
tation to ct up in the morning, he has known
TO be about three quarters Nv an hour going
up stairs and then not have strength enough
to be heard.
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S'csal Ale Sla israSc.

The rights Of Womrn who demanl,
Those women are but few;
The greater pirt had rather stand
Extc,ly as they do.
Beauty has claims, for which She fights
At ease, with winning arms:
The women who want Womans rights
Went. mostly. Womnn's charlIis
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80" Speak little, spoaktruth, pay cash.
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GD- A man has died of hydrophobia at
B"ylston, N. Y, from the effects of a bite
from dog, which he received forty years ago
1t is singular how a man cnn carry enough
hydrophohy to kill him concealed about his
pcrson for forty years, without knowing it..
The dog couldn't, He died thirty five years
ago
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ES- Not long ago, "A youth, older in wit
than i'll years, after being catcch;scd concern
ing the power of nature, replied, "Now, l
think there's Que thing nature cant do ;"
"What is it, my chld?' "Shc cant make
Bill Jones mouth any bigger without scttin"
his ears back"
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nsis" San Francisco has just lost, ly death,
an organ grinder who leaves an estate Of
100000, with no heir to it but his monkey
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Gs2.- 1t has been decided that con dear T.
and Gracious ne = as used by the ladies, i.
swearing.
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Bta- That was rude doctor who advised
his female patient after feeling her pulse. that
she only needed rest "But look at INV tonooo
doctor which he did, rcmarking, "tl,at
needs rest, too lie lost that patient
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= lie three days lighting at Bclfnrt and
Bnuroiki's defeat have been confirmed. The
losses were very heavy.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-04-23
SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE PoPE.-Miss
s, Through Rev. Father Hubert) 81.

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL Con-
cERr.-A splendid concert 10 to be given
this evening in St. Theresa's Church, and for
it's benefit, under the direction of Mr.. Theo-
dsre LaHache, Jr., to commence at
O'Clock precisely, though ticket-holders
may obtain admission as early as 2 O'Clock,
Pm. We are Informed that MIR. LaHache
is to be aided by most of the musical tai
ents of the city, many ladies and gentle
men having taken the liveliest interest in
the affair. An immense number OF tickets
has been disposed of already, 80 that Pc
cuniary success is assured in advance, but
we may also anticipate q brilliant artistic
achievement. A grand High Mass will be
sung by select singers, assisted by the Pass
Christian College band, at 10 o'clock A. M.
The sermon to be preached by Rev. gen.
tleman from St. Louis.