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MINER & STEVENS,
Carriage Manufacturers,

l5 10 l2l East Thirteenth street. Fourth avenue
have hand full assortment of Carriages and Light
Wagons Of every description. manufactured the
iscs under their personal SUPERVISION the production OF
which II entirely first class.
A VERY STYLISH AND HANDSOME TEAM BROWN
"A Horses, ls,i hands, years old kind and true in
every fast travellers; drive together like horse
and warranted sound.
years old fast travellers; pleasant drivers and
ed sound, kind and true.
and warranted sound, kind and true at private sale by
JOHNSTON VAN TASSEII,
10, liz and l14 East Thirteenth street
ANELEGANT TEAM OF BAY CARRIAGE HORSES
"A l59s hands; and years mo older, very stylish
drivers splendid steppers and fine actlon
gethcr In 81 minutes to pole they Tree vice,
trick fault; warranted sound, kind and true and with
out blenish not afraid OF locomotive anything
else lady can drive them both excellent drivers single
tcan can be found anywhere.
To be seen at JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELIis Mart, 1l0.
liz and lf East Thirteenth street II sold az private
sale before Tuesday sspemher H. they Will then be sold
at auction 10 the highest bidder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-12

THE GOSHEN PARK ASSOCIATION WILL GIVE
9soo ~ premiums at their Fall Meeting to be held
on tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday October 9Th, 9th
and 10th. CHARLES BACkMAN, President
Il. A. vAssickLH, Treasurer and Secretary.
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DRY GOODS.
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKISa.

At NINE. CECIL RONERs $50 BROADWAY CCORNER
"A Nineteenth strecO, Hats and Bonncs In straw ana
Dress Caps.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A BEAUTIFUL LOT OF INDIAN PONIES JUST AR
IN rived per Henry Chauncey, for sale ut the Nara
and Fourth avenues.
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DROsPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.
l. Thursday, Sept II. at o'clock
Purse 800, TOR horses that have never beaten 2:n.
J. II. Philips enters b. m. Fanny Osborn
y. Denton enters b. IN Scotland Maid.
u. w. Howe enters b. e. Tip Allen, formerly Tip.
NJ. Rogers enters br m. Belle OF Vermont
q. w. Gilbert enters s. g. Harry Gilbert.
W. Mcmahon enters 4. m. Butterhy.
L. 6. Sammis enters b. &. Geo. Gillett.
James Campbell enters 9. m Belle Of Hartford.
Good day and track
GEO. w. OAKLEY, superintendent.
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FLEETWOOD ASSOCIATION OFFER THE FOLLOW
ing premiums amounting to $i9 750 70 be trotted for
at their autumn Meeting commencing TUESDAY, octo-
s,sSaFor horses :hs, have beaten
@ horsss sseond ssa, & hayS % ys nsysr t beaten
''D''" SECOND DAy-THURsDAY, octobera
$40 to seSond s to d never Oea'e"
229 so'o to rs $3.50 to second $500 to third $40 to
THIRD DAy-FRIDAy, October L.
pnr:e No s,o ncrsss sS, hsSs never beaten
a"s iS Ss s o
'Vu'"' FOURTH DAy-MoNDAY, OCTOBER
& sST:ss & ssyf to s:sf1
second s.sS e third $500 to fourth $500 additional to
At Jesssons S%srissn Jssssy ~ ecinei %
the frst Premium Entrance 10 per cent Of amount Of
All the above to be in harness; mile heats best
in and will be governed by the rules OF the National As
heats when eisS or more 1. horses start the dis
distapce c'1 viii be 10 yards. '''
hrs M ssay Or S e o re T
tention not TO start 2. hours before The race;
President, Fleetwood Park MSrrssSiS ysN Ss
VIII VAN Corr. superintendent 80 '''''''"
II FipSY sept IS q; NJ good asy "a and ,i;s tTsG.
Sin 81 In harness.
d. n. Gof fentcrs blk. 9. Mate. -
i. y. Sammis entersg r. Geo 6lileu
w. Mcmahon enters x. IN. Butterfly
Owner enters b. m. Lady Annie.
J. H. Phiiiips enters b. IN. Belle Of Orange.
swsspstaiss sso mile heats 5; in harness catch.
weights; no distance.
owner names IN. Flower Gr.
Owner names blk. <. Niger.
Kinney names b. e Bay Prince.
Match 500; mile heats IS In 5.
W. Bowen names f. g. Joe Robin, to wagon.
owner names e. m. Kate, In harness
THE GOSHEN PARK ASSOCIATION WILL GIVE
y9p0 ia premiums at their Fall Meeting, to be held
on TnSssday wedncsdsy and Isu5sdsy 0cloIsr sh 9Th
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L,OR PUERTA PLATA, SANTANA AND ST. DOMINGO
i cityThc United statos mail steamship TYBEK, Capt
e. A. Delaney will leavs pier North River Saturday
Sept. q, at3P. ". Bills of exchange on Pucrta Plata,
Sanana and st. Domingo city Ia sums to suit purchasers
for sale.
SPOFF0RD BROTHERS 4 CO.,
20 Broadway.
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A l5s wRST F0RTY.FIRST STREET Is THE PLACE
n to buy every description Carriage cheap. hire b,
the day or month. sell or exchange.
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HERALD BRANCH OFFECE-UPTOWN
A DvERTISEMENTs FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
kKcEIvED AT THE BRANCH OFrIo
l,a66 BROADWAY,
WEST SIDE, BETWEEN TIIIRry-FIRsT AND THIRTY.
SECOND STREETS.
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM A. NJ
TILL p. N. ON WEEK DAYS SUNDAYS TILL p
NJ AT OFFICE RATES. NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY
KIND
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TEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON DIRECT.
J. Extra Steamer.
The Al steamer CITY OF SAN ANTONIO. Captain Pen.
nngton will leave pier 20 East River wednesday, Sep
tember IL, 1872, at three O'Clock 4. NJ
For freight or passage apply to
c. II. MALLORY 4 Co, Ia3 Maiden lane.
To be followed by the steamer CLYDE, Captain Ken
nedy, sailing on Saturday, September n, t572
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VNyANTED--A GOOD SADDLE HORSE; BLACK PRE-
w ferred Address Il. b. b.. Herald Office
VX1ANTED-A STYLISH BUGGY AND HARNESS. OF
w first class New York maker, that has been in use
for short tue for about $780, Address BISHOP. Herald
office.
31CS BAY HORSE 8 YEARS, I6 HANDS; ROAM
VlAC. Horse, pony made, years, 16 $l75; dapplO
gray, years, l5a{ can show minutes SaU AIS Eighth
avenue, corner Thirty first street
dh1TS WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL SQUARE BOX
Wl ~ Trottin8 Wagon city maker) gold mounted,
steel tires and axels; cost $50 hever used.
HOvEY'S Stable, l4l East Sixteenth street
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r OsT-TUEsDAY. A SMALL FEMALE DOG. WHITE
IL and brown small head white stripe In face red col.
lar Liberal paid at l3l East Twenty st.
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

A VERY NICE ENGLISH POINTER, az YEARS OIL
"A very well trained, for sale. 81 West Twentysixt
street. basement.
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LIMITED STATES MAIL t. HAVANA.
=. AuAnc Mail Steamship Company sailing regularly
ats O'Clock r NJ precisely frL pier No North River
HoRE0 GAsThE "a ;II Capt Z T. Norton Sept Z
CRESCENI CITY, Cart y y Curtis tva Nassau Sept 1
For ireishsor passage apply w TO n1Mo.x prs.aon,
Bowling Green.
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HALLS DRIVING PARK.
harness. =
Sl00 for horses that never beat eAs
Xl00 for horses that never beat minutes
Entries close Friday, September Is at J0HNS0N'S
Twenty eighth street and Broadway. and at Halls Hotel
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rTEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS,
l. touching at Key West carrying the United Statos
mail.
at pier 70 East River will leave on Saturday. Sept a.
Through bills Of ladng given 70 Houston either by the
Houston Direct Navigation Company by the aaivcs0n.
Houston and Henderson Railroad.
For freight or passage apply to
to W. =. CLYDE, ll9 Wall street
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A LIGHT SEWING MACHINE OR BUSINESS WAGON
"A emitting top Coupe Rockaways extension top Phac
TONS Barouches Buggies and every description family
Carriages; lowest popular prices. MANUFACTURERS
UNION, 6S3 Broadway
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ENOR NORFOLK. CITY POINT AND RiCMMOND.-
II The Old Dominion Steamship Company will espatch
from pier North River their elegant amsh,p
ISAAC BELL, Bakeman. commander. for Norfolk. City
Point and Richmond, Thur sday Sept r. ats r. M giving
through bills q adng to al points south and South
west. Through passenger tickets issued to all poinA
Accommodations uneguacd. Apply ut pier 81. or
a the general oice l Greenwich street. Of Dey
street,
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money and property, with account Of sales
anu amount received for same.
Here follows a sketch Of the position
taken by the Harpers during the months of
excitement which proceeded the late war,
how at first they favored secession and Carl
catured the Washingt on Government, how,
when they discovered that tho doctrines of
secession began to grow unpopular at the
North and that they were not on. the pay
ing side, they became the violent and I'M
scrupulous vilifers of the South.
AS the Cincinnati Telegraph remarks:
The "unciyil journal" receives far great
er civility from the writer than it could
pleaa for, after an exposure of it mean
ness ana malignity, 30 crushing and indis-
putable. But, with all his moderation, the
testimony against it, speaking not through
the comments of the writer, but from lis
own pages, portions of which are inserted
In the article, 80 damaging that it's falls by
q self-lnhlcted sentence into the lowest
place In the category of indecent, untrnth-
full, unprincipled Journals; never rising
above coarse ribaldry when the Catholic
religion is the object of attack; never
adopting political course until it discov-
ers the one which will be the most profit
able; ever shifting and changing, as inter
est dictates, making gain its supreme law
~ sovereign Sule Of aonaacts- eHaR ready
for the same noble purpose to caricature
and to ridicule by the vilest illustrations
the Catholic Church, in its head and mem
bers, and all that Catholics hold dear and
sacred in religious and social life.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-03-03

A REMOHsELEss SwINDLE.-Some wears
! aSo-we do not remember how many. but
! suppose it to be n dozen-there was a news
paper announcement about man who had
left package of money at Earles Hotel,
| then on Park row, New York, to be put in
the safe for safe keeping, receiving for it
the usual check from the clerk. Upon pre-
senting his check, a day or two later, he
could not get his package; the clerk was
horrited to discover it was missing. 1t
happened that check had been presented
which was an exact imitation of the check
given by the clerk, and on this bogus check
the package had been, innocentlv enough,
delivered to the person claiming it. The
depositor brought suit to recover SIS, 900,
the alleged amount of the deposit left at
Mr.. Earle's. For years the matter was in
litigation in the courts, going from one TIL
bunal to another, and keeping Earle .. on
the keen jump" las Emerson has it.) The
result of it all has been that Earle had TO
pay the SIS, 600, aud good deal more be-
sides, in the shape of interest money and
expenses, amounting in all to no less sum
than S42 ZOO, This amount Mr.. +. has
paid in cash, to settle this troublesome job.
and now, having few months since paid
the last installmeut and ended the ugly
matter, he received, a week ago, (he was IN
town day or two ago and told his friends
of it, package from Boston enclosing
letter. The package was the identical
original missing package from the safe |
was identified as such-and with it were
papers which have proved beyond ques-
ton that the actual amount deposited in |
the hotel safe was not SI5, 900, but only |
$500; and it was also revealed that the
depositor had a confederate, and that the
whole operation was swindle and a rob-
berry. duplicate check was made SO like
to the other that there seemed to be no diff
ference and the two rogues have doubtless
divided the "swag" which the courts have
decreed to the plaintiff. The note which
revealed these facts was signed " Howard"
with this Interesting addition: ga conscien
tious scoundrel. "-Hartford Times, GM.
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LETTER FROM ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, February. 20,

ST. LOUIS, February 20, 1872.
Editor Morning Star
Since my last communication to the STAR,
our city has been unusually quiet, and few
We have all donned the sackcloth, and
with heads covered with ashes, have en-
tered the holy season of Lent leaving
aside the wicked worlds flimsy pleasures,
we are led to ponder in seclusion on the
vanity OF earthly things, and to direct our
reflections to more solemn subjects, per-
tanning to our spiritual welfare. From
every pulpit comes to the wandering sinner
the awful admonition, that, unless he does
penauce, and, with a true spirit of repent
ance, enters seriously into himself and cor
reefs his evil inclinations, his hope of future
happiness is but an empty dream, which
cannot be realized. But the exhortation is
not directed to the sinner alone. Even
those, whose souls are preserved immacu-
late, have their duties to perform; they
are admonished that these should by no
means be neglected or disregarded.
1t was with pleasure that read, in your
issue of the 10th inst, the pastoral of His
Grace, the Archbishop Of New Orleans,
containing an earnest appeal in favor of
education. If our rulers, throughout tue
land. instead of idling their time in useless
discussions, would view things in their
proper light, and exert themselves to strike
the evil at the root, they would indeed con-
fer great favor upon their constituents,
aud their la6ors, attended with more salts
factory. reaults, would certainly be better
appreciated by the people at large. Too
much atteation cannot be bestowed upon
this question, and idle delays are always
attended with nefarious consequences.
Catholics of Louisiana: rise up to the
summons of your Archbishop! He has
pointed out the only true and possible way
in which victory can be won, and manly
action is expected from you. Let your ac-
ton and answer to His Grace's call be an
immediate one; for delays will ill favor
your cause. Hunters Point and the Ben
ton school, of this city, have seen the sad |
fruits Of our inactivity. Catholics there |
have been elected from the schools, because
they dared to stand up and do their duty
here they are caused to listen to the vilest |
calumnies and blasphemies against their
religion, uttered by one who, to justify
himself, claims that Father Pills Sub
List is but an innocent G) parody
Oh the most holy sacrifice of the Altar
l.. L. 3.
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EDUCATIONAL.
1ISIlON o. THE SISTERS or ST JOSEPH
New Oreans

he governmcnt throughout this eetabIishment il
ths R~creation. table dormitories arc
nn e same lot NIL In snort everything tends 10 pro
nn ,c aneetionate union between the Sstcrs and ths
SThhs ,suies Entrusted to their mothery care.
Instruction 10 thorough and solid and in harmony
W. % seq9irements of society. The course corn priscs
- ~ insush and French) an tho branches of Know.
1917 n 1t che present day. Each language IL
Ny natives Of respective countries so a. to in.
su T9 correct pronunciation,
an, ,aeaIemical year closes with public exhibition
vited " PAs'aiu'hA' 10 winch parents are in.
Educatton Is here object OF special a,tentop and
nv noverIn2 those placed under their charge
vor sGAsion alone tie Sisters of ST. Joseph eujen
sr;t hocAte principles OF solid piety REQUIRE the
;n., OF polite and a!abe deportmept and
pnn OF respect and affection tow ards parents
E Nnpns Of all denominations arc admitted
Schn:i Hi.-Daiing the bathing season the Boarding
81 ~ moved to the BAY ST Louis where the sisters
,TERMS-To DO paid in al va noe a. follow.,
washnS ~ 'e .ioh'ns .S5a 90
EnYr
S Wunc Lessons and ~ of Instrument. ~ 1850
DR. sw;nr 6 90
Pastel Eli sss.: .-.....--.-.. 90
49, OH painting according to the number of pupils
tSsouS~ork in all IL varieties golden embroi,isry
charge. NSn' " ING ooato1rs without exua
OF iarthsr particulars address 'upsr;ore.s of thu
Law. tne Sisters of st. Joseph Box 1911 New Or
n,,.,,u TH5M As LAYTON.
----s-------.--- or Z. ID. ELDER Agent.
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EDUCATIONAL;
VoUNG LADIES ACADEMY,
Cnder
THE DIRECTION OF THE gRsur,
Two Miles below New Orlaaus

| This institution which the innap iean,s of Iods
and the adjacent States have Kindly favored viii
70 be in,rodassa to public Hss
WI therefore suffice TO give outline Of the =
mont " 'AA' 80 &
b. n Tor Eduea,on-The object constantly ieps II
r1s o and ,h the forming sler
to habits 70 Of fo, an.t and s s%.1is
va asS ARE never suffered to beyond the reaS
ance secures the preserxa,idp S whcse
observance OF the rules Though the member "a
nominations admitted. and no inssrnfsPsnce 81
upon the score OF religion bat for the sake Of IL
OF Wsr.h to .'''' with
osI. ay'eg ca health q the pupils
fmlss attention .S !. paid to their which
mind nor the body OF she students suffers from shei
By oss Of sss whs .s
Physcian is in immediate atten dan 20 and finely "a
loving objects: The English ana French iansus{
aais ..osiy nss.n. :.S
,M MY, Gs.ossesy: Sss.S md r'.nsi
m.try taught in the hiSnsp si. sShy nna
e,s the x1ss. ;iIs Wat. se'sT;
needie-work ETC. Particular attssian is paid 70 No
The Scholastic y... 81 s san Month. and hal,
m m;ass 9s tn. .h Of November and ends aboa.
s sauSSnssi ths ar.i term in November. the Sc
Day sshoars per session. sias, payable In advance
Entrance for the Boaider. y
~, No deduction Is made for those who are -i,hiiavn
'ofe the end OF term, nor for accidental ABSENCES
EXTRA CHARGES.
stationery and the Csc OF Maps ana Globes Per
Music mar month
For For tho o. e Musical per month
Artihcial Flowers per term. 10
Expenses for the Bathing Season .....:.....
BOOK; necessary for The dsFen. Classes may b. n,
at beokseiiers pries. OF AZ tn
ssd
yo%Sns ladies' must have In winter blue drss
,h Each y1png lady must be provided with twslv,
sIaii II:
feet sss sss, o
linen two smaller ones bonnet three cambric .;
ash aao the worm nsh ne
winter uniform must be made according to the model
toned articles marked with ndsiible Ink. 0oxe .ss.
spoon and fork knife and silver tumb err m ttrsAs
sa sa -as DOL
nna aa wids WITH %,sh ,I p,ow s' and
and key little chair and ANAL work iox also with
.ONperrattons Visits are limited to sundays snd
~ aSsr and can Only DO made the pupils
md o the days. tho pSrors are
sTsIs s1 e m
isoscies at the psror. There il . yearly vacation
on sSs %
Pet 20 prolong that time IN order that the young
,sass w;.sins to make their .t oonmanion
oc2o II Iea3 ~
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DROSPHCTEs
pRoSPECTvs
l. the
College of the immaculate Conception,
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary Inttuou incorporated by the State of
Louisiana, and empowered 10 confer degrees ia con
Quoted by the Fathers OF the SOCIETY Jesus The build
ings well adapted for educational ~purInssL
courtyard entirely of from street Is rr.ervrd IN,
recreation that from the tho yups AZ ~
4. till their departure at ST. they are CONSTANTS
secluded and superintendent.
The course Of instruction embraces Greek Latin
English French Poetry Rhetoric Il story, C;eocTaphv
Mathematics Astronomy. Natural and Mental Phiioeo
ply with the addition Of Book keeping and the uanal
Commercial branches; also the Germ a,i .angu1r.
Students are admitted unless they know how IA
read and write. ~ w
he oral and religions training of the studentsIs the
Every month report IL sent to parents STATING rom
duct, progress. rank in c.ass aud attendance
ne academca year begins on the frat Monday OF
octooer, and ends ABOUT the 3ist ocJuly.
TERMS:
Collegiate GSaaAe payable in advance and IL Unt-ed
States currency two months $40. t
Course els.
api6iy REV F. GAUTRELST President.
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A. n > Il a
PARISH OF ST JAMES La
Situated on the Mississippi River Sixty Mile. abov.
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent sstablishmen ont. ineor
p0ratsd BY Law OF the Legislature and empowered to
grant diplomas and degrees will be opened on tho Sd OF
oc'ooer. It 10 under the direction Of the Marist
ratners who ru society specially devoted to educa
sion College Psint and Convent Landing arc eouvs.
nent and regular landing places for sssamb boats going
to AID rsturaips from New Orleans -
"' o" TERMS:
= ksyahls IN q. 8. currency half yearly in advance:
49, ss.s;sn, wsshias and stationery, per term of
snd in ordinary ca.es Of IN ''0
Essl;sos $ Psia only oncs 10 10
in music lessons are to be paid for monthly
Hi. Grace, the Mos. R sgrh kEsSS.ho, ., Nav
Inc Rev. Clergy Of Alscrs.
rGs tnrthsr details apply to the Very Rev Prsaden
oci ly No. 40 Gravier street, New Orleans
ST. JosEPHs TKsULINE ACADEMY FOR
SPRlSGErELp, ILLINnls
Formerly Of Charleston, south Carolna)
This Institution adapted in every respect for nm ar
Ana and Boarding. School the LEGATION
~ fhs modern improvements and Is heated throughout
The Ursuns. being for the las. three r.oo.
n.sa q ne for The an
aHSthins vii be loft %naons to mpaF u the pupils
thorough edueaton in the highest ssnse Il the word
not alone irstructing the INTELLECT hu With msterna
esfs gnaasnS and ss,a II. tho
orn people, those ladies offer 70 Southern pupls eyerv
sdvsntage Of Board Bed. Bedding washinc Tuition IN
EnGfieh and French, Vocal an6 Instrumental Music
sRssoScvns Printing, Embroidery and Plain Sewing. for
@ IA 8ss Re-. tn. ws
Murphy, S. j., New Orleans.
apl7tf NJ. b. BRADY is Union street
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Parents and Guardians desiring frs.cla.- Boarding
School for their Daughters aud Wards vii! ma here
every advantage
Located in the heathiest portion of the moot
healthy cities in the South with large grounds In
retired and romantic situation. it affords in addition
every facility for acquiring educ mental and
moral, of a high grade. Large additions have been
made to the buildings TO meet the increasing applica
tons for ad aston.
Apply for Prospectus and Terms to thr Office of the
Morning Star and Catholic Me,s-ngsr i2i Carondeet
street. ausr "
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. The MORNING STAR is always for sale by Mr
Chas.' D. Elder, 124 Camp street. who is also
authorized to receive subscriptions for the
paper
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Not every one can be President, but ali can
buy SILVER TIPPED SHOES for their children ard
thereby lessen their Shoe lr. twcthids. For sale by
al dealers fc2g 4.
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D. McKENDRIcK,
House and Ship Plumber, Gas Filter, Etc.
No. AGA Magazine Street,
Near tho corner Of Race
NEW ORLEANS.

Gas Fixtures. " N-s AS'e'iAAs sna
artoular attention - solicited his largo and com.
P'eoe assortment of articles IN the above lines.
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Advice to Buyers.

In selecting Range there are several imnortant
points to be considered, viz:
|, Will ths Range DO what "a claimed for it,
. The n ode of Operaton-is it simple or cou,plex7
s. Can the parts plates be easily replaced in ease
they are burnt ont or accidently broken
a. The general construct;on-is ii durable and ron.
venent wa
!. The COST-to buy and to maintain
Our Claims to Favor.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-03-03

MI NICK. has also in lnd Cor which he is agent
An extensive assortment of ' - aH'-'
THE BEAUTY
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