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DIED

FLYNN-on Saturday. July %. 1871, at q A. NJ James
Flynn, native of County Lietram, Ireland.
The friends of the family and members the Hber.
nian Benevolent and Mutual Aid Association re-.
spectfuy invited to his funeral which will take
place this Sunday Afternoon. at o'clock from his late
residence Josephine street, near Tchoupitoulas
Edinburgh papers please copy.
DEEyES-At twenty minutes to 10 o'clock ~, Sun.
day. July 49, John Deeves aged fifty three years n
tive of the Cove of Cork and for the last thirty years
resident of this city.
DooLEY-on Sunday evening" July %, 1871 at 7
o'clock. Sylvester Dooley aged seventythre years,
dent Of this city for thirty five years.
FEEaENEYEzon Sunday, July %. 1871, at q o'clock
Limerick, Ireland, aged eighty-on years.
MAEN-On Wednesday, July &c. 1871. Jas. L. Mann,
aged thirty two years, n native of this city.
oNEIL.On Wednesday. July &c, at at IOa o'clock p
NJ John ONeil, aged thirty.three years. native of
Tuam County Galway Ireland and resident of this
city for the last twenty three years.
COFFEE-on Thursday July 81, 1871. at 10 o'clock N.
Mary Coffee aged 50 years, native of Dublin, Ireland
and for the last 81 years resident of this city.
OSULLIVAN-On Thursday, July 81, Z. O'Suliirsn,
aged years native of Kenmare county Kerry Ireland
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

The Lore of Jesus, or Tisit to the Blessed Sacra-
merts. BY Rev. D. Gilbert, d. D. Murphy g.
Co., Baltimore P. F. Gogarty, New Orleans.
A small book of fervent devotion for the de-
vout. 1t is beautifully printed.
The Truce Of God. By. G. H. Miles. Murphy &
Co., Baltimore p. F. Gogarty, New Orleans.
This is a small historical novel. 1t is found
cd upon the most memorable customs of Feu-
dalism, and embraces the period of events of
the great contest between Pope Gregory VII.
and Henry ". of Germany. As that struggle
was very similar to the one in which Plus TX.
is now engaged, its study at this time becomes
of peculiar interest.
Mount Benedict, or the Tiolated Tomb. By Peter
McCorry Donahoe, Boston. -
This is the narrative of the famous destruc-
ton of the "Charlestown Convent" near
Boston. 1t is put in this readable and at
tractive form, while intended to give vivid
picture of the deformity of those terrible
passions which produce such scenes.
The Expiration. Translated from the French by
James Kehoe. Murphy & Co., Baltimore /;
P. F. Gogarty, New Orleans.
short drama for the use of colleges. The
characters are all male, and the plot such as to
be very entertaining at q school exhibition.
The Holy Communion. Translated from the
French of Hubert LeBon, by NJ. A. Garrett.
Murphy & Co., Baltimore; P. F. Gogarty,
New Orleans.
A beautiful and most spirited work.
Dion and the Sibyls BY NJ. G. Keen. Catholic
Publication Society, New York; Chas. D..
Elder, New Orleans.
This beautiful story we have noticed before.
great deal of valuable information may be
gathered from the perusal of such scrupu-
lousy exact works, though called novels.
Ella. A spanish novel, by Caballero, trans
lated. Catholic Publication Society, New
York; Chas. d. Elder, New Orleans.
Beautifully written, and illustrative of some
| of the noblest Catholic principles and customs,
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OBITUARY.

FOLEY-0n Wednesday, July 10th. q twenty min.
rtss 70 1t tho College II the ImmsculAte Concepon.
OF ths County Glare. Ireland aged thirty six years
The Rev. J. Foley was tho OF Thomas Feasy, .
native Of the parish Of Rauns Cousty Clare Ireland
and near relative Of Hon. Sir CoamAn OLoughln. who
reprsssnts that county In tho Btish House Of Com.
mons Sir Colmsn O. Leushins father Sir lfichsel
oLougin late Master Rolls Court /. the city Of
Dublin whose monument stAnds In College Green.
Ennis.
Father Aichsel Spain Is parish priest Of Raune
aud Dyssrt In the Diocese of Kllaloe. within sx miles
OF Ennis. County Clare
Glare Journal. Limerick Chronicle and Boston Pilot
please copy.
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Ursurline Convent.
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT EXER-
Observation-Disclosures CLASS - PRESENTATION
OF DIPLOMAS, ETC. -r-


The thirteenth annual commencement exer-
cises of the Young Ladies' School connected
with the Ursuline Convent (Roman Catholic)
of this city came off at the large hall of the
Convent yesterday afternoon, commencing at
four o'clock.
Previous to the appointed hour, a large num-
Der of ladies and gentlemen assembled at the
large hall of the Convent for the purpose of
show their appreciation of the faithful labors
of the elf-denying women who are connected
with the Convent.
APPEARANCE OF THE HALL.
When we arrived at the Convent the exer-
cises had already commenced, and the room
was crowded to its utmost capacity, large
numbers being unable to obtain even standing
room in the hall, and were obliged to content
themselves with positions outside the hall.
The south side of the hall was appropriated
for the scholars. A platform about eighteen
inches high had been prepared, the floor being
covered with a carpet and the surrpundings
being decorated with howers-real and artif-
cial-giying to the whole scene o very pleas
ant appearance. 1t was upon this platform
that the young ladies acted their brief role in
this portion of life's drama, to them perhaps
the most pleasant they will realize.
The exercises commenced by Prologue, by
Miss Rafter, one of the graduates, which at
once placed her in favor with the audience
after which Misses HORNE and Nina Gillette
executed " La California Duett in an artistic
and pleasant manner.
Pescatori," q vocal duet, by Misses Brady
(graduAte) and WickiEer, was given in man
ner highly creditable to the young ladies.
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Sir Boyle Roche, when in the Irish Pariia-
ment. offered resolution that every quart bottle should
Iiaentsran were living ct this day and the subject Of
best place to get hat would DO at the hatters and
Dan Hurleys. No 172 Poydrns street. would be the
right place to mako the purchase Take It granted
that such would be his advice, and follow 1t.
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ANECDOTES FOR SLUGGARDs.-A certain
man of earned and undoubtcd Christian
character was invariably in attendance upon
all the meetings of the church, but was
just as regularly late. A stranger coming
coming into the house in the midst of the
service would not have caused more re-
mark than Brother s. would have called
forth had he appeared two minutes before
the time of commencing. One day, a
brother, who had been vainly seeking an
explanation of the fact that SO good man
had such serious fault unchecked, in
quired of his pastor whether he could ex-
plain this Irregular irregularity" of Brother
s.. eyes" readily replied the Doctor.
"He was born just fifteen minutes behind
time; and never has been able to catch up"
The Doctors explanation was surely
original, and ought to be made generally
known, for the benefit Of the large family
circle related to Brother s..
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DIR. MORSE
DR. MORSE
THE CURE OF CHRONIC DISEASES
INHALATION OF OXYGEN
INHALATION OF OXYGEN.

1t is well established that oxygen 10 not only
the vital property Of the air breathe but aso the
for the Of numerous chrome dseAsee Tho daily
experience Of the various physicians practicinx the
doubt.
Owing many customs habits incident to our ar
oxygen the best welfare bodies requires The
result the blood never gets properly purified in the
the blood 70 dissolve out the carbon. ahus sent
back into the system but partially OF mpu.
GAUSS obssruotions 70 ali the vital sotons Of the body
What moro reasonable mode Of procedure there 30
1' "ass
Of thoss matters
oxygen ssises With avidi.s and in about four MIN.
ptes mas part OF It to every portion OF tho
time
proportion OF wornout s.sue 10 dissolved and removed
sl
Of void want Of something to MI the places Of the
:: &c f.
Sssss able to %hSh the Mhois
scton and reaction elimination and each
sssistng the other in Riding the system Of health do
.etins throash it. it, range Of cazativs s.os Is much
s
rejoicing IN the possession Of good health. ''''
Brcnshytis, Asthma. Larynaitis. Pulmonary aud
shs Liver
Diabetes, Spermatorrhea, the Diseases peculiar to
rsieia Nervous Hesdachs. Prostraton Or General Dc.
bity from Whatever cause arc amenable to this treat
All persons interested arc invited to call.
No charge for consultation.
A. W. MORSE, NJ D.,
Between Lafayette Square and Girod street.
Office hours . A. n. to 4 p. n. jy0 lm5p
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Dry goods men are always properly in adj
vance OF the seasons It IL necessay provide goods
in time fer fsdiee to make them and have them
spirit Of enterprise now wish 70 clear their store Of
and therefore ing all their present light goods
at extraordinarily low figures Should any OF lady
friends desire to pass through tho fortsby
let them call at the Of Magazine Jack
streets and q small outlay will make them happy
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THE EXPRESS EUGENIE.-The London
Globe gives currency to rumor that the
Empress Eugenie 10 about TO undertake .
journey TO Spain to visit her mother, and
that the Emperor ia purchasing consider
able property near Geneva, with the view
of residing there. .- 49,
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Annual csmmsnesmsat Of the Csllses Of the Imma-
eulats osaespdoa, Oar. Cenmsn and 1arsnns sts.
Thursdsy evening last, the large hall of tho
Jesuits College was filled to repletion by .
numerous audience composed of the relatives
and friends Of the students of this we'll known
iDstitution. which in past years, had moulded
leading citizens-nien, who to-day, are looked
our city and State.
Owing to the crowded state Of the hall, we,
In common with many of the tcrdy friends of
the institution, were unable to make ont our
way to o seeing place, which fact we offer in
excuse of the incompleteness of this report.
THE EXAMINATIONS
of the various classes were to have taken
place on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
25th aud 26th but the death of the Rev. Jas.
Foley which occurred on the Goth rendered tue
postponment of the examination ON the second
evening nece ssary. The severe course through
which the young gentlemen were put on Tues
day evening, however, gave evidence of what
might have been expected of the classes the
next evening. The Jesuits have made such q
name for themselves as the instructors of
youth since the foundation of their order, that
any words of commentator from us might
SAVIOR of presumption, 30 we will but add that
the students acquitted themselves splendidly,
giving entire satisfaction not only to the pa
rents and friends, but also to their professors
The exercises Thursday evening commenced
with q very amusing French play in which
Masters E. and j. De Lamoriciere, j. Mailhes,
G. and G. Theard andE. Poupart distinguished
themselves.
After some beautiful orchestral music the
boards were occupied by the juvenile players
in the excellent comedy of Keep Moving" by
Morton. Masters F. and r. Bourk, sous of Mr..
r. A. Bourk, were particularly flicitous in
their deliniations of the characters of young
Rapid and Bronze. Masters H. Ker, as old
Rapid A. Nicholas, as Vortex, and d. r. Viii
:iams as the waiter, were also excellent I; the
representation of this comical scene from
English life, proving on the whole most de-
cided success.
The distribution of premiums then oommen-
ced in the Under Graduate Course, Mr.. C.
Lavillebeuvre receiving the premiums for
Mental Philosophy and Mathematics, Mr.. Al
fred Bouligny that for Natural Philosophy and
Mr.. BENZ. Buchanan the one for Chemistry.
HIN the Collegiate Course Mr.. G. Theard, son
of Hon. P. E. Theard, received all the pre-
miums. ten in number, and was received with
cheers as he returned to his seat laden with
the trophies of his almost unparalleled victory.
He also received the premium for German.
In the other Glasses more equality in tho vari-
GUS branches seems to have existed between
the scholars, no other pupil receiving moro
than four or Eve first premiums though sew
eral, in addition to premiums received in some
branches were mentioned rs DISTINGUISHED in
others.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
ACKNOWLEDGMENT No. 6.-The officers and mem
bersof this Branch respectfully notified to assemble
at their hail. No 81 Josephine street. at 2t o'clock THIS
Sunday AFTERNOON, TO pay the last tribute of
spect to our late brother member JAMES FLYNN.
The officers and members Of Sister Branches
spectfully invited to attend.
By order Of the President:
jy30 1t * H WARD, Rec. Secretary.@
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
ASSOCIATIOS-Branch No. New Orleans July 30
Is1-The regular monthly meeting of this Branch will
be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING. August .. 1871.
o'clock, in the SchoOhouse Of st. john Dryades 81
Every member Is requested to attend.
By order: NJ wHEELAHAE, President.
JOHN C. AURRAYA Secretary. iy3OIt
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
Observation-Disclosures No. e.-The regular monthly
meeting Of this Branch viii he held at their hall on
Third street, between Baronne and Dryades on TUES
DAY, Aug l. 1871. at u O'Clock p NJ PunctuaI attend.
ance IL requested. B. J. o'NEILL,
UWN RsCazhAS SsRSkA1.
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mediate withdrawal after the fret troubles
were arranged having given the miners this
SECOND opportunity Of perpetrating ontrages.
Ill., THE INDIANS.
n Taseon, Arizona, adviees to the 18th, state q
Fight occurred over wagon train en- route for
soldier were killed, aud three wounded. No
thing has been received from Gen. Cook for
three days Fort Smith advices to the 22d re-
port that party of Osages returnd to their
with pluuder. The report that the Indian
chiefs Salanta and Big Tree, were killed while
attempting to escape, Is untrue. Both have
been tried and found guilty of murder in the
first degree.
The Times says the act of the Ministry abol-
ishing the system of the purchase of army
commissions by royal warrant, is "a violent
wrench of the constitution, and o wanton set
ting aside of the will of the House of Lords.
The same paper regrets that this grave issue
the House of Lords will in their future action
think of the effect upon the officers of the
army rather than indignity to our privileges.
The Daily Ners approves the conduct of the
nents of popular will, and recommends the
House of Lords pass the bill abolishing the
purchase of army commissions. The Telegraph
is exuitant over the action of the Ministry.
1t says that Gladstone will he more popular
for vindicatiug the dignity of the House of
Commons, securing the result of its laborious
session, and for reorganizing the defences of the
country, and guarding the interest of the
army. The Post says 1.-THE course of the Go
vernment has been somewhat unconstitutional
IN bringing Parliament into contempt before
the people," The Standard asserts that Glad
stone grossly violated the privileges of Parlia-
ment in precipitating constitutional crisis.
conference of all the European Powers is re-
ported shortly to be held for the purpose of
agreeing upon system of uniform Import du-
Ties. The Prince of Wales goes Monday next
to Dublin with Prince Arthur, Duke of Cam
bridge, Princess Louise and Marquis of Lorne.
Brilliant fete and balls, closing with grand
review, are projected during the stay Of the
royal visitors in Ireland.
IRELAND.
Another greatmeeting was held on Saturday
the 22d at Lloyd's Hill, Meath County to pro-
test against the Mullagh evictions. Violence
was threatened if necessary 10 resist them.
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JACOB OFT,
U Il D Err,
1874 Delord Street, near Tivoli Circle.

Jobbing done with dispatch. Prompt and personal
attention given to repairs of stores and dwell
ings Cisterns made and repaired.
orders left at shop, Box 293 Mechanics Exchange,
10 Union st, promptly attended to- mhI9 II Iy5p
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-04
& HASLETT,


Il. y. FA1INESToCK, SON Il COMPANY
SOLE PROPRIEToRS
b. A. Fdhnestock's VermJuge,
c. f. Cations Dyspepsia Remedy,
and c. f. CATIONS Cough BGlsam,
PITTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA.
Jan. 20, lsT0-ly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-04

beg leave to offer my services Ia the
citizens oI ilarksvillc ~ surrounding
vicinity ny n manufacturer Of tlrsi class
work nom the best material the market
Affords, and NJ 0s liberal rates us the same
quality of work can be- executed tor Ia the
city. Footing, hnlf-~uling and repairing
done M the cheapest rttcs. aud work de-
llNritfl promptly at the time promised.
k,>ls'ritn''" ~ q. HOWELL"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-04
TuliSman,

ulIE Yards and stables certainly surpoSs
L anything OF the kind ever built in Ten
n"Ssre. Ample room Is here provided for
the curc of over 1000 head of stock, Cnclos-
ed within brick walls, under coy ar of fire
proof roofing, centrally located in the bus
mess portion of the city, near the Steam
within onehundrcd yards ofthe only pack
ing house In Memphis. ] receive stock NJ
cars or boats, AT my own expense and risk,
| do an exclusive Live stock Commission
business, and solicit ~consignments froilnll
parts OF the country. stock consigned To
me VIII receive my personal attention..
Parties shipping Stock should telegraph
Information. stock dealers visiting Mem
phiS are respectfully invited to call and see
the establishment and Judge for them-
selves, dee II, 'TO-3m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-04
CUSTOM MADE WORK

of all kinds, for gentlemen. manufactured
ENrRESSIN To ORDER, at Newark, y. j., by
one of The best shoe and Boot mnnuticiO-
rlrs IN The United states, NJ prices To COM
pete with market.
Also, n good assortment of the very best
Eastern work to suit all customers, aud
warranted 10 give satisfaction.
an mcnding done with nentncss and
dispatch.
no with many thanks for the liberal
patronage, for twenty years, OF my old
friends and customers, most respectfully
Oct. ~, lSI0-6m JOHN RICK.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-04
Q. G. ATKINSON.
For Sale.

A splendid country residence and firm
at Tails station, Tenn. ! wish to sell my
residence n MI or ~ part 81 he farnn-
Ing lands attached thereto, The dwelling
house Is n nnc W story brick, containing
rooms a large, nne conservatory.
There are ull the necessary out houses Of
every description. The arm contains 40
acres. on which there Is u fine peach and
apple orchard lust beginning Ia hear mutt.
Terms N'rA reasonable. For lurtlirr par
iculut> ami! tu A. %. WILCOX.
spp lu.r 90. Iuii station, TCun.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-04

For sale by s. B. STEWART, Clarksville.
April 10, lS70-ly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-04
Tin, Wood and Willow Ware.

which has been selected with mn eye To tho
wants of Tho public, which they Will.c as
cheap rs TIC cheapest. tuilaud see.
klNtANNON * UANIl'Tr.
MuIrhj Ur-tt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICE !

On ACCOUNT OF AN UNFORESEEN AND
~ unavoidable dslay In getting returns from
our distant agencies, in MontaDa, Idaho. Colo
RADIO, and Wyoming. vo have reluctantly been
compelled TO defer the drawing Of the Folsom
GIFT Concert, until the Goth Of September. A
our agents there have been notified 10 mako
immediate returns in full, therc will DO no fur.
ney, ]. q. Burnham, Board Of Managers.
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O~yerdoctored.

Without any disrespect to the members ofthe
medical profession, a profession honored BY all
thinking men, 1t 4, only Just to say that they are
too thick on the ground. The consequence 10
that the community Is doctored overmuch.
When nature needs only the gentle stlmulant
and Alternative, which has become famous
throughout the country as o reliable medicine,
under the name Of Hostctter's Stomach Bitters,
she ID not unfreQuently dosed with q dozen pre-.
scrptions, all experimental, from the Pharma-
copeia. This 10 an evil, and proves that the
practice Of medicine 10 far from being at all
lines a healing art. At this period RI the year,
when tha fall of the leaf indicates that decay
has seized npon the vegetable kingdom, many
harassing diseases arc prevalent. Chief among
these may be mentioned intermittent fever and
bilious remittent. Tho exhalations rising from
decomposiug vegetation, and the heavy dews
and fogs, are very ant to generate these com.
plants. The wisest policy 10 to protect the
system by Q course OF Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
ters at the commencement Of tho fall. Much
suffering may thereby be avoided. But II the
disease has already begun. Its periodical vista
tons may be readily checked and broken up BY
thia active. yet harmless, vegetable tonic.
But be on your guard against the charlatans
who are Attempting 10 palm Of under various
names, unwhClesome compounds, which they
pretend TO compare faysrably with the great
national elixir, which has long since swept
more formidable opposition nom the neld. Bear
In mind that every bottle Of genuine Hostetier's
Stomach Bitter 10 authenticated by Q splendidly
engraved label. and = foe HrnM OF the sign
manual Of the firm. Put up In bottles only, and
cannot DO obtained In bulk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-15
PRATTS VOCAL STIMULANTS
Our T.
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsEhEs
And all urenehial Csmplaisis!

Very pleasant, very effective, and superior 70
cnts, Mothers, give them TO your children for
Whooping Cough and croupy affections. Speak
ers and Singers prefer them. a. they prevent
and allay ali Irritation Of the mucus membrane.
A pleasant lozongei A most excellent remedy
PRICR-26e and sec per box. For Aals
all Druggists and Dealers.
A. MeBOYLE d co.,
Druggists and Chemists, o
6N Washington st., San Francisco,
mya5m Manufacturers and Sole Prop'rs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-15

THE Remarkable Properties Of Browns
Bronchial Troches" have been thoroughly
tested since arst introduced. The demand fol
them has steadily increased, and purely upon
their own merits they have found favor with
those who, from Pulmonary, Bronchial OIL
Asthmatio complaints, require them. Fol
Coughs add Colds they arc eficacious.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-15

WHERE TO Go.-When you want = nice
smooth, agreeable shave, or your hair sham
pooed, dressed and properly fixed up, 60 te
Pohl's popular saloon. next door to Gibson's
Main street, Gold Hill. Sharp razors, clean
towels, and good artists, always 10 be found
there. At Pohl's the ladles can have their hall
emit, curled, cleansed or dressed in the most
tasteful manner. se2-u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-15

TIE COSMOPOLITAN DRAwINe.-The
managers are settling with agents, and
the Committee Is making every prepa-
ration for the drawing. The day will
shortly be announced to the public.