davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-24

DIVINE SERVICE will be held tomorrow at
the Catholic and Episcopal Churches, 10 this
place. Also In the German Lutheran Church
and NJ. 4. Church at a. M, and 10 the NJ.
2. Church, at a. nj.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-24

MORE LIGHT ON THE PoToMAc. some
time past, says the Washington Republican
the river men have been urging upon IN tne
rht house board the necessity Of having adal, !.
tiona lights placed in the river, and the tact
q s Gs lay POINT G1 I proves ssf that their as,!
weIl.timed There are now but three lights
y" m, the river and as the coasting trade is rap.
Jv increasing there should be lights PLACED at
MARYLAND Point, Matthias Point, Ragged Point,
Har I Island and at the mouth Of the Cone II
is it to be hoped that speedy notice and prompt
action will be taken by the board.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-24

ST. MARY's CHRUcH.-Persons holding tick
cts for the early services to morrow are re-
ouested not to come earlier than o'clock or
later than 4:3O. The bell will be rung when
the doors are opened. At II a. NJ. and 1880
u m no tickets will be required.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-24
n r 0 c. A NJ A tt O N

MAYORS OFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA, December q, 1872.
For the better preservation of good order in
this city during the Christmas Holidays, all per-
crackers also the dscharging Of all kinds of fire
arms or any composition of gunpowder within
the city limits, is positively prohibited.
All 'disorderly persons will be arrested and
the laws of the Corporation rigidly enforced
against all offenders An additional police lorce
will be on duty.
dec 23 It WIN. N. BERkLEY, Mayor.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16

At the recent meeting In behalf Of the endow
ment of Kings College, London, abe Bishop of
Peterborough, in adyocattng the education OF
the young in religious truth, said unsecsarian
principles had no foundation in good ana 80
it would ultimately prove IL was the pfinol-
pie of the church n England to begin with
the early life, ana not wait until the matursr
age. The Secularists reminded him of the
gentleman who took his friend into the back
yard, and showing him che Weeds justified
their presence there as che did not like to
prejudice the soil in favor of Strawberries"
That was the idea of those who advocated the
principles of unseotarian education, which
would do no good for the welfare of man here
or hereafter.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16

We acknowledge the receipt of card and
several Important circulars from the nevers9 S o e.
o1iisr on one corner we have his photograph which
him being handso%s and tSs pSSto
graph are the words I'VE, the People not the hing;
fhe rest Of the card has, For President lsH GeGIs
eraoy Honest LABOR a
TntSiIect and Morality G. f. IT, On the reverse OF the
card he saws kind regards" and signs himself Geo;
Francis Train. n p George is evidently ten Go od
fellow and TO have plenty Of money, we Will venture
piece Of advice which help him more than sny one
land one singers and indPsnsaSe sS
fair ones and through them the votes Of all the men
Cooper Co the agent 90 Canal street. WV neP n,
YOU George and that speedily If you want to WIN 'ni
time.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16

BEEcHER VS.. Hrs BRErHREN.--Rev. Mr..
Beecher's theology is particularly trouble
some to "the brethren" generally. The Con-
0reoationalist finds a deal Of fault with it.
The Adronce looks askance at it. 1t is much
foo large for the Interior. The Intelligencer
takes long column and q half to prove
that it is unsouud, and dips down into
Uniyersalism. Even DR.. Bellows likes
everything about his Brooklyn brother
whom he is said to resemble in moro than
one respect-except his theology. 1t evil
IDENTIFY troubles Mr.. Beecher qgite as m m ucn
as his friends, for he keeps continually al
work upon it, repairing it here, ard letting
it out there, and curtailing it somewhere
else, never quite Satisfied with it for more
than one Sunday at time.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16
v:

$50 :, iii DIED: d 7+ 10 Nlrr
No0NAN-At Cork. Ireland, on the sth IF Msy 1878,
Orleans.
p NOON N-At Cork. ireland, on the 9Th OF May,
yS1s ThouaA Ssmmes Noonan, aged tn young
est son of the late Corneus Noonap. -. Oh %
<, EAHEY-On Monday, Juno ~. ls72 ct O'Clock 4. n
John Fahey native OF Ireland aged thlrty;
this city late foreman Of the CRESCENT City Rafead
Company. .t 4, ,.,..t.,.. n .,t
Michael Clarity aged thirty nine years pative Of Bal
lemuilott, County Mayo, Ireland! Ia! 5i .rJF3
LEBLANC-on Monday. 10Th insk,. af Al P-M. On his
plantation In Ibervle parish La. after short Illness
Celestin Leblanc aged hfty three yeafs.
BUDD-On Sunday, Juno 9. at A. NJ, William Cuth.
bert Budd native Of W sterord, Ireland aged nifty
seven years and foe the last three years mem
Der Of the New Orleans Bar.
DEvEREUX-On Friday, June 18th, 3s72, at half
mart tw O'Clock Mrs. Mary Dsvereux. wife Of
John Devereux bOIn In Wexford county, Ireland uiJ
| II, 18Th.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16

Some absurd stories have been told of
Judges thinking aloud. The following
story is told by one of the Registrars of the
Court of Chancery of great Chancellor.
A barrister, whom he had not previously
heard, was retained to argue before him.
The counsel was a man of ability but he
began in very confused and foundering
manner. Chancellor " What q fool the
man is /" After a while the man got more
collected. Lord Chsncellori "Ah not
such a fool as l thought" Finally he
quite recovered himself, and proceeded ad-
mirably. Lord Chancellor: "Egad it was
THAT was the fo0blp Y .ess RS
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16
Catholic Militant Union Of the cross-councif
New Orleans.
BULLETIN.

NEW ORLEANS, Juno IS, 1872.
The sections attached to tho churches of
the Most Holy Trinity Notre Dame de Bon
secours, and of st: Vincent de Paul, each held
its first meeting last Sunday evening. and tho OBJ
ects and plan of the "Union were explained
to large audiences. 4 !" .
The section of the Church Of St., Mary Of the
Assumption will hold its FIRST rneStiug next
Tuesday s,eniag, isth inst, aa half past seven
o'clock. Most Res. Archbishop Perehe will
preside on this occasion, and addresses VIII be
delivered in English and in German. D..
THOMAS LAYTON, NJ. D., Sseretary.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

:. Physicians USE THEM IN THEIR PRACTICE.
Ss t sss
Alshosgh DR. IUIf'S LIVER P11J3 y NOT A
PATENT MEDICINE, yet tts compeotloN, Che feeult
Of ySers OF study 10 Known only 70 himsek and %
HIM sf0 their valuable curative prop1taea, test
seSyf1aanyiof the Arst physiosus IN the Seath abd
west have adopted then in thsr practice. and Iecom
mended them to their patients. -. ~. ,t
..,Y ssnI.pI cousry. ALA. ;sePtsnhsr -, lsso.
sir.Aishoush Am IN N. D., sad naturally hos.lIst to
all Aestru1ts yet seeing 10 believing. end feeling
that ypur Liver pills all you represent them be-
thsnao Ia,7..tc o. sl} J,-F. DENIM. n. y.
t. Dh eTUrrs HAIR DYE Promotes the etsssst o.
ihs Heii,f o. d.. tie. ..-..I.-.t. IL. -.- y
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16
THE HIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
: capitsl stoek. $500. 900.
OFFICE, NO. 81 CAN'T. srREET,
Insures Fire, Marine and River Risks
2 IRWIN; r.ssissas, 1,.. - $3.50 -, 49,, d.
EHoSs r BRAGG. SecrstaEy. haG
SPECIAL NOTICES,

H1gERNIAN pEXEyoLBTSST AR SgTyA,tIAI
the BoSrd Of inuaTaton Of H D and
n e. A. Of LouisIans are notinsd toSts5d neet.1E 20
is4 street for the purpose Of organizing
Branch No. I-JoHN BUCKLEY
No. Ne: 3 -IP99HxL 3 G!pDoSs'
10. 5-HRgRY GORMLEY:
No o-THos MeL9UdHLIN.
No s-WM GoRMIN.
30. 9-EUGEHE SYLVAN
No lit A? BOLAND
Branches Nos H. H. "a and 10 are requested to cont
pIv with Article OF the Constitutions, ana designate
their D.l;t'o 'hF RSST Hs she Sn said
Pres II. D. and II. A A! of
JSo C. MURRAY, sserstary- jslS 1t
B1BERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
oRLRANs-ofce, 81 Camp street.-At the annual
election for Directors Of ths Company, held at this
once on Monday May 9th the following named gentle
men were chosen to serve for the ensuing year:
Hugh McCloskey, John Henderson
PG Irwin, koDt CaT0y
1T. Gibbons, John M0CAhrey
William Con 01ay John Farrell,
rThomaa Marker Thos kcKonna,
Tbomaa King Nicholas B1rke,
N TsaarsSn T. A. Pinpey,
" n 6|RrIen Vim. Dillon.
TLos Dnnne Michael hcQuade,
Edward sweeney d 10, non W, ~
| J. NJ Lockhart,
uy Michael Duffy,
! n. n BrieS. Al Fttayatrick,
Ana a. a meeting of the Board, held this evening
| ~ rPwTlJ was unanimously elected PTefdsnt.
and Mr. JOHN HENDERSON WaSnDaainoualy sls0sed
Vice Rrsaaosa' THos p. BRAGG, Secretary.
| view ovisaus, Nay Is, isfa. n1tel"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16
NEw Yt8IIcATIoAs.

AHHgies .Resasy. and Other Tales. BY the. au-
thor Of Marion BIO ward. New York: Catbo-
Elder. .''1"St'
From s,ancing at this iittis work We can
commend it. highly for ,olildren's resdipg, IN
fact, the pzess from which 1t issues 10 safaeiest
gusraasee OF its merritt cod ,A7r., 2a,5 80;
7StI FeskS Absoad. By Rev O. r. Haskins.
( N Donanoe: Boston: nas is'. .lrF''t
. This short sketch will DO found TO contain
some valuable statistics OF charitable aud re-
formatory Institutions. It's style Of narrative
is also interesting. 1911 - me-
Meath Sstrer MAak by VIM. OBrion. Bos-
IAN interesting story Of Irish adventure,
which has appeared as serial in tho Pilot.
and is now presented to the public in book
form. ....,. =z- --==
Practical Horse-sAoeins by G. Fleming, F. r
g. g., NJ. A. j., etc. New York Appleton 4
Co. New Orleans: }. A. Gresham.
Farriers and veterinary surgeons are recon
mended to examine this work. which appear
to be highly scientific and reliable, Indeed
business men owning teams might do we'll .
familiarize themselves with It's principles.. 70 [
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16

PRovIsIONs.-We ask the attention Oh our
oadoe. u the advertisement OF those enterpristnG
vo1,o mefchantu, Messrs Finney Byrnea, o. Poy-
dras street As their advertisement shows they nave
splendid stock of shoulders side', hams mSss p0rk
breakfast bacon aud lard All of these articles they are
osAe at Die lowest market rates in lots pur
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16
n ,rnlng Star and Catholic MESSENGER.
srW osLEANs, SUNDAY. JUNE N. lna

REV. ORLEANS, SUNDAY. JUNE n. lsza
kpply to him." This definition OF 1nfalli-
|,ility is almost as exact as the one recently
made at Rome. '''
Here We see the way in which the early
christians talked and wrote on this sub
ect, and yet the Presbyterian would have
IA believe that these ideas were unknown
n the first sges Of the Church, and arc tne
invention OF modern days. II @nst 20 TO-
membered that the quot ations just gwen
bre all taken from authors Of the nlss w
centuries, 4 period Of time wnen 'ne
Church must be presumed TO have Deen
Its primitive purity, and when p andsse' :.
h concealed 10 have been 80 by nearly al
ProtestantS. These authors quoted were
The most illustrious merof those ages, the
|urandest chsmpions Of Christianity, enc
pillars of the Church. lk,Hust be rensm.
|hared that ell obese Fathers continued to
hold this doctrine and never Acknowledge
|its incorrectness, that no one OF snen con-
|temporsries has advanced contrary view,
and that even heretics of the AAme Gay
have acknowledged It's trnth. : 49, Il is ~
.1tm.y be that no one Of then 'hes g .
6oea the doctrine ~ precisely Ms has Deen
done by the late Gcumenieal Councils out u
m MT be reusembered thss the qps g was y
not before them for debate and elucidation'
No one disputed thu point In those days,
and wherever alluded to BY the Fathers 1t
ia merely d something universally kuo es .
and accepted. Butssus truly believe that
nounb;aaed reader, ma man who approached
the subject simply asa yeshaA stieaes wAsp'
mt rrevious convictions sad PROPOSES
s;ons, can possibly peruss thess, T.. extract II
and those heretofore giEsn, without 'nesae
satisfied that their authors held the Pop
to be 1niallible Head Of The. Church. >,
"What, then, about .polInger and Ken
rick 2" we are askedsa AS to Doliingef' ~
is entitled TO no more respect a. an un
t,iased critic than would be Luther or Gal
vim, AS to Archbishop Kenriek, it is wei
known that pntil the Publishing OF tn
recent dogma, it was not necessarily heres
to have doubts on this point, and, there
fore, he was at liberty to maintain M
neculiar views. THAT he should have sue
views in the face of7the facts OF all kint
is truly surprising,- though there wei
several Others in the COuncil who ente
famed them in common with him. 1t +,
not for US to account for tile idiosyncras
It;s we'll known that even able fninds som
times fai! to see the plainest truth when
conflict with a settled predeterminatien
their own. Archbishop Kesrick may ~
imagined that lie saw, in the dogma . pr
rogative which trenched upon lis evn q! o.
uity as Bisl:op and made im.blind tot
most lucid truth, but incomprehensib'e
was his error, itH magnitude is eciipsed
the humility and completeness with VIII
he sacrificed it when the Church spoke.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16

'CAUTIoS.-Every genuine boz Of DIR. Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS bears the signature OF Hem
ming Brothers, Pitsburg Pa aud their psivste DATED
states Stamp Take NO other the market fs fun o.
I b the popular verdict that people whe bsve beer
accustomed the Of Bitters Cordlals are obliged
tmapent relief. 70 ~. "a - Atr' apps I'm
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16
DEQUIEM MASS.

REV0 11" ''7'''' g.
A Solemn Requiem Mass Will be celebrated AZ o.
Patricks Church. Camp street. Friday, June 81 1872
at o'clock A. NJ for the repose Of tho souls Of JOHN
O and ANN MCCALL who died respectively January
Cd 1870 and June 18TH 1871. The friends and acquaint
ances OF the family are respectfully invited to attend
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16
DEQUIEM MASS.

u EQU1EA MASS. o.. 100 -.' h. ~
A Requiem Mass win be celebrated at ct. Alphoasus
Church, on SATURDAY, June %, 1879. at eoe'ock,
for the repose OF the scul of MARY DWXEk vino died
june a. 1871 and her son, MTCHAL DwYER who
died June H. 1861 The friends of tho family are 70
,ra,+sd IN attena .-@s-s-. jel9 1t
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16
.OLEMN HIGH MASS.

coLEMN HIGH MASS.
On SATURDAY. June Cad, at O'clock there will DO
a Solemn High Mass at St. Patrick's Church. LOT
THOS C. MCCALL, from whom intelligence mas not.
been received for three years. His nisnos anu
ocou,,ntanoes and those of the family respectfully
invited to attend. )eio ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16

STRENGTH OF GIBRALTAR.-untily you set
foot on Gibraltar, you can form no idea OF
it's inpregnability. Very properly its real
strength Cannot be seen from a ship in the
hay: only when you land do you find that
the sea wall bristles with heavy guns, and
groans beneath piles of ball; only as you
traverse it's flank do you see how formld-
able breecn leaders peep from every avail
able chink, and powerful mortars TURK DC,
hind every convenient embankment. And
not till you penetrate Tue loGk uo YOU ses
apy lust netion of the marvellous piece OF
military engineering exhibited in the "gal-
leries," These are tunnels excavated from
the solid rock, parallel to its outer side,
but some thirty feet therefrom, and large
enough to drive a carriage through. Ihey
are in two tiers, and comprise totai
| length of nearly three miles. At every
thirty feet or 30 along them, spacions- en-
brasures are outhewn, that terminate IN
cornmandipg3 portholes, which lock to a
epectator outside the rock like swallows
nest-holes in a sand cliR. These embras-
ures contain heavy guns always standing
ready for action, with powder magazine
harm nv. From the portfolios a beautiful
peep Of the bay aud the Spanish continent
are obtained x ont of these, on. the north
aide. you look down upon a half-sandy,
j half grassy fat, perhaps half mile long,
and as wide, connecting the rock with tue
main land and separating .ne oay tIm .n.
/ one at the rock end, tue other q. the dis;
tane end, marx the boundaries 81 Br 1tna,
ia tho neutral ground. The guns Of tie
nuarried embrasure and those hidden can
non that stud the western and southern
stones of the rock, cover the neighborinl
Spanish land, the whole of the bay, an q
tie straits; and the strengthening work !:
ever going on by the Fertilization OF new
points that from time to time appear Wi
perable. The eastern side of the rock re
auires no protection; it is a forbiddiDt
wall. with great sand slope in one place
but with no foothold for anything NOR
than a few fishermen's huts near the water
, edge.-St. James Maga-ine.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16
WAnrS-FoR RENTs-ETc.

NaERTING ROOM FOR RENT.--THE SPACIOUS
MI and vel, fnTnisksd Meeting Room, No. Laa Caron
deiot street Wfh b. tented 70 Bocetsa Clnba etc.
The eyentng rmonth. on lsas0nnhie SsEroos AIf$S
the once q the MoEBLSo SfIR. een y
~NATIfoIIO MERCHANTS AID nNDhAHHS
~ rsauirinR wall tnstrHctoA R0YA oyE esessa -
o. aea 70 learn th0lE buatnenA eZ g.sS - S7I
BSnavillo otgela By sppAyRG q eae ~ - a.
IGOoN n Tsoessary -N-SSS35
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16
MINERAL SPERM OIL,

Tbi. Oil combines all the eIcsllSnt uilsasg qsal
=: go; ~
Ss ~ &
ss - s. S.ln I'M
ssis iii s =: ,ss;ss assss 90 Fsif'as and
VILE NOT 1 TAk 81 F IRE n f4 asE OF 1HAAk
TIE OIL WILL EXITING U1sH THE FLAME
"a Nc. snS gsS Sh' s4es
ss Half Csa. Per Hour and fsri,ghs.s ssil.osa
s-1S.ss 20 s:sss
nis:: T: la AZ
IN the =. q -
B iau n Sss ali ordinary coal oil lamps. ::
REASONS WIZ YOU SHOULD BURM EHksorL
~ absolute sstssy 70 ~ ifS s spS -ot
II. H. s ss1ssss y:s ssa from edor '
rb. MINERAL srERM OH. hss Sssa saspssd BY
ss BeS,s e sss ss Sssn
Insuranos ConiPanie' In 10" Ss'A ssss'a enc Ne"
We invite an who .re iussrsstsat 70 eaii end sasnns
send sos circuiars fog lefnasL sperm on ana Dual
Burner. BoarIcK 4 s1Yls01R. :sels As.ess
For Iss':ass 4 Esss !: - .ss q
ErrERvEscEsr ,% 30 70 is. - 10 i - 10
Il -
ID vioAY e6I oktJ r. AP61t&hb'
6 H. sss e 1''s~s'a s''s'
sss ssy & isi ssss =:
2s'asss e sss Ens 81 Ds
SS %M saH VII 10 found % .sch bGsas
r. ",' - rpspsni sssss5se = 4AErs4. Fl
7 139 D.. Canal street. -.-.-- l3s
Ja2s GIMP New Orleans.
RELFAsT GINGER ALE -.
= 80
b, ,.. a. L. NELL. @-
ls5 .Grayier Street, 1913
Sole Agent for the Manufacturers. -
cANTRELL & CocHRAyE.
mhl7 5pam Belfast, ireland. .-
NEW BERLIN CHRoMos
Elders Catholic Bookstore.
Purchasers are in vited % call aud examine my nav
: assOrt ment, just arrived Of those ,.
a REAUTIFUL DEVOTIONAL PICTURES.
a .,rna,.,n1 even my ChristmAs Invoice. which gave
Sass ssfversAl sSti'fsotiOn.
~ saagle. s.as free By mail % any address, OF
p CRAs. d. ELDER, Catholic BookeslisE,
!, ia Camp street. Lafayette it, s9Sss 5Ss:,-
SCOTCH ALE AND PORTER.
ARRoL 4 SONS GLASGOW. SCOTLAND,
Tho above celebrated ALE and PORTER nay be
city. ana from INC and'F sESs r Rally.
uh,z au5p Agent for ATIOi q s0aa u GrAvier st.
WANTS-FoR RENTS-ETc.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16
q ,Rhh-'i p Id. 3 30 |t-s.' - ~ poe -
-, 4 ".' .,.s ,. WALL PAPER a ~
5 &C.. ~, ~ o}s- AND ot't .s377 ~. %.
IL. IL. WINDOW sH.AD Es.
. .r... .s..It.a ,fr. ..tr6-T--7E oas..t ur- ...'
s. ,.,.' ..,.ls T.sI-rreRoWh ,,.i d
So. PRACTICAL PAPER HANGER,
r.. a-1 - - .. iASp DEALER IN % '. .
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW sHADss.
263. -. =. Camp Street. ...--.2G

Y WALL PAPEE ANV WINDOW SHAUHe'
ee3. -. :. Camp Street. 26o
Near pelord Street aaa .... .
Mr. Brown 10 peeparsd Furnish ali goods 10 his line
at prices Nhich DEEY COMPETITIONS. He call.
parfcuar attention to bis Of latest styles OF
OAK. MARBEE, STONE, PREsCO and GoLp DE.
CORATIONS, also 70 his srAMPED and EN-
WINDoW SHADES Of all stzes ana styles Furnished
roll the Shade fross the top well from the betto
Of the window.
,tk and of prices With those Of other
dealers feeling assured that he can alyays give entire
minutes required reach his esore will b repaid more
than q hundred fold by the saving u money: nyl0ef
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16

GARD OF THANKS. .- 7"' Il
The undersigned hereby tenders her THINKS 70
the HIBERNfAN BEHEVoLBNT AND MUEOAL
AID ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA for the Y,3nlPs
PAYNE Mt through their Treasurer MI Eugene sulvsH
CssI6 5o) In behalf Of her husband. Patrick BUM
van of Branch No. 3. .,,, .r-1TvunS
jeI6 1t MRS. PAIhlNh $50
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16

WoRKINGMEN'S
ACCOMMODATION BANK.
CAPITAL.... "---SNN'''OS
600 Shares at cas- Each
Payable q at time OF subscribing and 'oc' every
Monday for forty. six weeks.
Books Of subscription to the capital stock are NO"
oman at H. DUDLEY CoLEMANs Union ct.
'P J. H. GARDNER'S l62 Canal street
C. N WELSHANS. cor. Camp and SraWer'
Corner Magazine and st. Mary streets
Gamer Baronne and PerdIdo street T.
DR. RILFYS DRUG STORE Algters
Corner Carond elet and Perdido streets
| And at the OFFICE OF THE COMPANh i, ...u..
myla 2m5n. y SeIon1o