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NEW ROUTE FROM tux NORTH AND RAE
~ TO Tux SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST

NEW BOl1 FRO4 Tux NORTH AND RAsf
~ TO TIKI SOUTH AND sOUTHN EST
The ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
hOAD eXteLolne from Chstts- -
honge, TenH, 70 Meridian, ssiss., ~ - -
e2mPieted. and forms, with its con h<H ~ -
.Ns',es q r .tith Isl A - FAIL LINZ from For
1880; Boston, New York, Phiiadelp hia, Baltimore
nnsnilgton, hlchmoud, Lynohburg, aud Chstts
noUsA n Meridian, Mobile. New Orleans, jackson
F.SEsOurg, aDd all South western cities
The rosG-bed IL In splendid sondition, and N
equipment perfect.
Pullman : Palace Day and Sieerins Carr are % b
run wa this route from LynchbHrg 70 Mobile 90
NV orleans without change.
purchase Tickets via tue AlstGma and Chsfts-
hooga Railroad, and secure the quickest time N
most comforts.
The attention OF Freight Shippers is called 20 thS
route Is onor5ng the advantages OF speedy trsnkh
between the North and South. with rates always -
low a. b any other route.
MARX ship freight, and bills Of Iadins va
WILLIAM kEAyY, General Freight asd TICKS
Agent. Chattanooga, Tenn.
J. C.sTAkToS, General Superintendent. OAas
tanoosa, Tenn. $50
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IMPATIENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u u. PATENT OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, ID. O.. July 18th is72
INVENTORS AND MODEL MAKERs TAXI

In conformity With the provisions Of section IA of
thoriEing the Commissioner of PATENT To dsnoss ~
rejected models: II is hereby ordered, that such re.
tions Of learning" and are not reonired for rsfsv
srce m The mater Of patents be sold a public aae-
10 O'Clock o. m. THURSDAY August 99sS' ~
Ihese who yish can withdraw their models before
jySl,aug7,f6 Co1W1An.ce
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RAILROADS.
AND WASHINGTON 4. n.
kiExANpRIa AND fRrpEsIcksBURs BIT

a AM - -
kIExANpRIA AND PARTNERSHIPS Brl
-, Depot corner 6th and , streets
'7ls, ., II =. m, lee, 'S.ss, $50
, Local =; train. from Alexandra. - 49,
rive a. follovs;-6S, SIS, lo-S g. N, Is, 'ssc.
Trains marked thu. connect with trains 90
Warrington snd Ohio r. n.
0CANTlCo Accommodation leaves " sshingtou
GREsT soCrHkRs ENPBKsS, via Richmond.
leave Washington u - m. daily except Sunday.
Tor sale ~ Oce corner 9th street and Pennsy vsnis
syense, where passengers csn leave orders FOR bag
Ease 90 De checked 80 al hotels aud residences
PERcY :. SMITH. Ticket Agent.
~ - ,- Corner oth street aud Pa. avenue.
y : Young, Geo Z Passenger Aeert. DO-u
PALTINeRE a POTOMAC X. n,
AZ Depot Corner GA Gnd y Streets ". ".
TEAMS LIVE FOR TRAINS aRRINE AT
ssn1., NIAGARA EEpress. ses a. m, " estsrn m,
s,s s., baltimore Mail Is m. aGil dSi ISe en-
los a m, Western TX o.: =. s mn. Western NJ.
rec. ,eaily ,eN Sunday rress.haliy
sts m hsltunOre Ac 3.al m, Pacific Exrress
eommods,ion, daily, eS- daily, eScep, sunday.
oePt sunasyi r. sls M, aocommodstiOt
press daily 81. sunday IltS p N southern Ex.
daily.
Pa ssngcrs leaving their orders at Ticket Oncs
Penn Psnns ylEsnts sysnEs, car -
North aud West Throcsh tickets - . seigSsss
Soiuntus indianapolis, LouisS,l'e, -. Louis. Ne.
Oriesns, Chicago, Omaha, saa Frsncisoo, aud FL
PERCY g Smith, AFert,
ofnSe, 9Th and f-nusy IL auis Avenue
r. = lfA Nc. Gen Pas r A M
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QY 3. SAMSTAG CO., AuctIoneers.
II No. 910 street, between 9Th and 10Th

On "WEDNESDAY, August 1th, ct 10 O'Clock q.
m, we VII sell e our store large assortment Of
&c &C.. and also four very ine Show Gases Terms
cash. Iau5-3'1 8, SAMSTAG 90 Ancfs
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~ THE SALE OF LOT l9, IN SQUARE NO.
629, Is POSTPONED until SATURDAY. the
III h Instant; also, Lot No. 2, in square No. 9o7
until MnNDAf, the ~ instant, same hour and
place. By order of the Trustee.
au6 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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I IMPORTANT TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDHBs,
AND g0nTRACT0RS;

pARAsoLs Of every shade, size, and color, -
L car be bought cheap ct
o, HELLERS,
p1-u 7lS Market space.
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NINR BIZ AOK CLOTH SUITS, from SIS 70 q
g q. 6IRAUe', loll Pc. svenps, uyS
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81 TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until SATURDAY. the 81 day of August 1872 same
hour and place. By order of the Trustees.
aul-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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FEVER AND Ago cured for rfty cents. Thar,
Is not remedial agent in this weird thar wifi cur,
Fever and que, and all other Malarious Bilous
Scarlet, Uphold, Yellow, and other Fevers aide
READY RELIEF. Fifty cents per bottls
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TOMORROW.
by GUILD Il LOCKE, Auctioneers,
~ lOli PennsYlYani a

10y GUILD LOCKE, AuctioneArs,
~ 10l4 Pennsylvania avenue.
SALE OF THE EsTIRE sToOK AND FIX
TAILOR GENTLEMEN,s FURNIsHING
STORE. NORTHEAsr CORNER OF PENN
sTkEET TIT PIECE GOODS EMBRACE
BkOknCLOTHS AND OAssIMERES OF THE
FINEST GRADES AND OF EVERY STYLE
AND COLOR, 1TH NEsTiNGS, OOArING3
AND TRIMMINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
A LARGE LOT OF READY MADE CLOTH
ING, FINE BLACK SUITS, MILITARY,
PAnTS, AND VESTS, A FINE LUT OF OVER
COATS, ALL OF HIS OWN MAKE: AtLARGE
AssORI mENT OF FINE LINEN AND CTS
TOn-MADE SHIRTS AND UNDER CLOTH
ING. SUQB AS DRAWERS, HOSIERY,
SHIFTS SILK, AND OTHERS; SUSPENDs
CbhNATs; NICK TIES, PhPERARD LINEN
COLLARS, SILK AND LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS. KID AND OTHER GLOVES, IN
FAT LIVERY ABICLE CONNECTED WITH
EErN.T :, 0RY9UTHS WARDROBE:
pIAAPkp SHOW GASES, FPENOH PLATE
SHELVING WITH DRAWERS, SC, &c
Ia Cnmmencing ON WEDNESDAY,, Aug. Z at
~ clock, we will sell the above toned
M stock and fixtures.
H1 The well known reputation, taste and ex-
perience Of Evan Hughes, who has had his
place OF business i'm this store for the last thirty
years is sufficient guarantee that everything about
Will tie sold without reserve.
Terms: Ali sums under one hundred dollars cas- h,
yer that amount credit of sixty and uins!y DAYS,
for satisfactory iUdOrsed notes bearing interest,
w GCItD 4 LOCKE, Aucts.
Ia Z Ag N A II
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The American Sunday-School Union has or
ganized over fly thousand Sunday schools in
destitute peighborhoods and Frontier set.
Elements.
1t has gathered into these school two mill
ions five hundred Thousand negl scted chill
Il CAP point to about two thousand church
es, the ouigrowth of its mission work.
It's ECONOMY 1t employs men establish
Union Sunds y'sc-ools in new and ont -or-the
way places (; visiting and supplying them with
the word OF God and good books to secure
heir pern1anency,snd uniting all the relix ious
elements in efforts to lead souls to Christ.
For every fifty dollars given to the Nilsson
work of this Society since ii was founded it
can show at least one new Sunday-school Or
gained byffS missionaries, including the cost
of publications donated sails
1t has riginated published and distributed
a sanctifed literature. especially adapted to
the moral and religious wants of the young
CoNvERsIoNs.-Th records of the Society
show that God has, bestowed signal blessings
upon it's labors in the conversion of multi.
tudes Of souIs to Christ.
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q Unqnestlenably tho best sustained work .
@ the kind In the World" 81.
Harper's Magazine,
Notice Of She Press

The ever-increasing circulation ofthis excellent
mo nthly proves Its continued adaLtion 10 popu-
lar desires and needs Indeed when we think
into how many homes it penetrales every month.
We mnst consider il as one OF the educators az
well as entertainers of the public mind, for its
vast popularity has been won by appeal 10
stupid prejudices or depraved tastes. Boston
GLOBE. rstf fra -sar 1f..
The character which the M00deine possesses
for variety, enterprise artistic wealth, and itera-
ry culture that has kept pace with. II it has not
gard it with jnstdable complacency. 1t also n
titles them To a great claim upon the public
gratitude. The A0gdsine ia9 done good and not
evil all the days OF It's lfe.-BrOoktvn Eagle.
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=. = CURES DisEESEs oF'TIlr >~->
THROAT, LUNGS LIVER & BLOOD

In the wonderful medicine to which the aflict
ed are above pointed for relief, the discOvcrcr
believes he has combined an harmony more of
Natures most sovereign curative properties,
which God has instillcd into the vegetable king
dom for heaingthe sick. than were ever before
combined in one medicine The evidence Of this
fact Is found II the great variety of most Obsti-
nate diseases which it has bccr found to conoucr.
Iu the cure of A8rOncEa itiss severe
Coughs, and the early stages Of COnsumP-
ton, it has as0nishcd tho medical faculty and
eminent physicians pronounce 1t the greatest
medical discovery of the age. v lille it cures the
seycrcat Coughs, 1t strcngtAcDs the system and
purifies the blood. BY its great and
thorough blood purifying prcpcri .. It cares al
ENUm1 Ors from the 0rs,' si 20 &u ;artU com
mon HSiO&ch, NiEaplC or E4U rGicm.
Mcrcnrial disease, NiAcral ToisOns, ana thor
effects arc eradicated, and Vigorous honlih aud
sound constitution established ErySipeEas,
Salt EsgscuaHg, Fcver Sores, Scs9Sy OF
Rough SiEiRss in short, ali the numerous
diseases caused BY bad blood. are conquered by
this powerful, purifying and inylgoraing medi-
cine A fass-&T .t5tiE 5I1
! If you feel dull, drowsy. dcbilltatcd have sal
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face or body, frequent headache or Gizzintas,
bad taste in mouth internal heat or chis alter.
mated with hot flpshes, low spirits, aud gloomy
forcbodings, irregular appetite, and tongue coat
q. you are >nf.cring from .4orpid .Liyer or
eSEsiliOnsSbeSs.7 IN many cascs Of I" Eiver
Complaint" only ptHt Of these. symptoms
DR.. Pierccs olden Mct ic"l discovery has no
equal as cffcc pcrfecr cures. Leaving the liver
81 enlightened a'at. ..4}lhy. For the cure Of EAai"
bituaA Cons. SAatios3 Ct the Bowels it is
8 never failing rcnIa&y. and those who have used
1t for this purpose are Ia q in its praise.
The prop.i tor Offers q oC0 seward fcr 9 Ine1i,
cine hat ltrg"l itg ti.t cire q all the e.
sold ~ druggists NJ 81 PR " lie. rcpn:'
hy K Y Pierce, ~ y 20. l.r,. ir~n- Il 81
ta,n'ici iaDo'ator>, y '.eca 1890 d.
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E.T A n
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FAITH,
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And Taotc d6fdeA Faith. Hope and Charity
"eSe three, out the greatest Of these Is Charity"
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me grouping and pose of the figures are grace
lul beyond description, and the faces of such
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arIlNt must have seen them ir vision" THE
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Prepared by the publishers OF ''ARTHUR's illus
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ana OUR JOY are just he names for the dear,
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sight anu must be seen to be appreciated.
Both ofthese Beautiful Chromos will be given 10
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All desiring to obtain premium gifts free to
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Harper's Weekly.
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Motto es 1fthe Press.

Illustrated periodical published in this country.
Its editorials ale scholarly and convincing, and
carry much weight It's fluctuations OF current
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TELEGRAPHEC NOTES

London. Nov, ia dispatch frem stralsund. to-
day, reports eighty yess els totally wrecked In the
late gale The town Is considerably damaged bv
the lnundatlon. The fishermen on the islands OF
Selngst, Oars and Hiddensoe, lost all their fish
ing smacks and apparratus Their houses ard con-
tents are greatly damaged by the high water
Nearly all the cattle on the island ara dvowned
The wells were hoodeq from the sea. and the in
habitantsare suffering for the want OF fresh water,
1000 and shelter The Government has dispatch
ed steamers laden with supplies for their relief.
The island OF Rugewalso felt I ne disaster. Many
otAlts nshinR ooats have been DESTROYED, and the
fields near the coast line were flooded, The loss
of life, bothSon the Islands and man land i. very
great. The Norwegian ship eesostris was wreck
ed in the North Sea during gale on wednesday
last, and fourteen Of her crew persisted. ,Ata< 1E
Paris, Nov. 19.-lt is probable that IL conse-
quence OF the small majority in the National AS
sembly, yesterday, on the adoption Of the vote OF
| confidence demanded nv President Theirs, His Elk
ce llency win ask for another vote. '1~ ."Nft
| We PRESIDENT THIERs
is much agitated over yesterday proceedings in
the Assembly, and passed sleepess Light. lie
declares that he will resign unless the resolution
of confidence receives afall vote and larger ma.
jority The Deputies of the Left held meeting
to-day, and vofed to- send. adele cation to the
President to dissnade him from his purpose. The
deputauen waited on the President this after
noon, He told them he was still inclined to Il n
der his resignation. His health had been afsc
ted. The course of the Right rendered it impos al
BILE for him 20 conduct the Government The
army was faithful, and would insure the orderly
transmission of power to his successor. ~
! The delegation assured the President that the
Left would introduce constitution PROJECTS in har
mony with his views, to morrow or THURSDAY. thu
passage of which would be fully equivalent to
vote of confidence.
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-04-07

Pnate OF morphine was injected under the
sf 90 once In four hours, aud half drachm
OF the powdered castor, mixed with syrup
given internally. The effect was to pro p.
auce sleep in about half an hour, which
lasted about an hour aud half, when the
convslsion returned at intervals of an hour
and an hour and half, until nine o'clock
sunday morning, when the last convulsion
occurred. after which he suffered severely
rom obstinate vomiting until Monday, at
ten o'clock, when that also ceased, leaving
the patient comparatively easy, but very
muSn Frustrated. Since that time he has
gradually improved, and now is to all APP
pearance quite well. In addition to tie
above treatment small quantities of chloro-
form were inhaled at times, and on sunday
morning the patient was wrapped nm in
WOODEN blanket wrung out Of a warm solu-
t ton OF mu a;n Of ammonia, eigh,eeu to
which checked this fearful NAL
ady, and which DR.. AFFORD, for the sake of
humanity, is anxious should be published
to the world, and thoroughly tested.-Cor.
Detroit Tribune.
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ceived not only with reverence at home
out with honor abroad. Spalding is like
the Apostle of the Gentiles. welding the
two.edged sword of the spirit, the sword o.
has been the influence Of his writings and
of his preaching, that we can almost
literally say of him, what is said Of
the Apostle, ellis sound hath gone forth
into all the earth, and his words unto
the end Of the world" 1t is sad. to think
But would not have you be without
hope, my brethren. That great soul of his
sill lives and moves and has its being
That great heart breathes love for you still.
Having loved you in life, he loves you in
death. Could the veil be lifted up which
him praying for his beloved Baltimore, as
Judas Maccabeus saw Jeremiah after dea Il,
praying for his beloved Jerusalem. He
says to our hearts to-day, II will not leave
you orphans. You have now sorrow, but
shall see you again, and your hearts shall
rejoice. go to send you another COM
forter, another father.'"
nary sight Of two thousand Ave hundred
men approaching, in solid phalanx, Holy
Communion was to be witnessed on last
Sunday morning at the Church of St,
Xavier, corner Ninth and Green. The
men that participated in this great bless
su& WeEo " every OCcup0tlOns professional,
mechanical, and laborious, and of every
nationality. 1t was matter for great ex-
ultation, and in that spirit, before entering
the church, the intending communicants
had moved in joyous procession through
Warrington Avenue and the adjoining
streets, headed by the College Band, play.
ing appropriate music. It was a scene
calculated to live forever in the memories
Of those most deeply concerned, as we'll as
most edifying to spectators, and highly
creditable to the Jesuit Fathers, who
organized the demonstration. The COM
municants had been for the previous week
engaged in . retreat, given under the
auspices Of the Young Mems Sodality.
Exercises were held in the morning at S
o'clock, at which q large number heard
Mass, and listened to o practical instruc-
ton by Rev. John O'Neil, the Director of
the Sodality, and In the evening an elo-
quent sermon was preached by the dis
tinguished pulpit orator, Rev. F. P. Gar
esche st. Louis Waterman, March 30.
Rev. Michael Hennessy, Of the Diocese
Of Philadelphia, died in that city on the
s1st ult. He was born in New jersey in
I54l.
Father Damen. the great Jesuit Mission
Try, has received into the Church at vari-
'us intervals over 500 converts in the city
# Baltimore.