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Ru;IliupL Lots For sale.

OFFER THE FOLLOWING EITHER
1 nj wholesale or retail: Lots No. Il IN
Syuare y; No. } in Square ). the south haii
ut No. II in square 10; No. ~ III S4uare Il;
No. Tin SIulrp II; No. in square =; No. II
I'm Suuare Is: No. II in Square l.; No. In
squire u: No. l. in square ~, and No. s. In
ID vision r.
Also, Lots No. in Square 20; No. 10 in
Square q; north half of No. ii in square lU;
Soc n square :; No. ID in square II; No. IL
in Suuare Is: No. IL in Square III; No. l. In
square ~; No II In square %, and No: Ia in
Sinare -. All situated in the Subdivisions
OF the Caldwell estate. ,,
l.. G. HUGHES,
drlS Real Estate Agent.
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West Virginia University,
l8Zl-70.

THE LAST CATALOGUE SHOWS AN
L attendance OF III Students al this In
stItutIOn. Five distinct Departments Of In
siructIon, with a full corps Of oompstsni
Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages;
Mathematics, pure and applied; Psychol-
ogy, Ethics. Political Economy, Logic,
Rhetoric, the Science-, Gc5 dScy carefully
and Thoroughly Taught. Practical Chem
iStry and Physics, illustrated by appropriate
apparatus Special advantages for the study
OF Geology.
A good Library. Extendve Cabinets OF
MineraIogy, Geology and Chronology, To-
gether with many specimens ia other de-
partments OF Natural History. Fine buIld-
ings. beautiful and healthy location, good
society.
FALL TERN begins Sept. sfh. Winter,
December 9Th. Spring. March aUth
Commencement June 5rh.
Boarding from 3 To 81 per week.
Tuition sl5 to 81 per year.
For further Particulars inquire Of
ALEX. MARTIN,
President.
AorRanrown. ". Va. ieE
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January q.
COTTON-Firm; low middliDgs at
2l4A2I4c.
FLOUR-Qlie; and steady.
GRAIN-Wheat firm; Pennsylvania
at 81 59@l 81. Corn steady; white
southern at 66967c; yellow do at cog
&c; mixed western at 69c. Oats dull
but steady.
PROVISIONS-Unchangel.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
WHISKY-At 92@93lc.
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For Rent.

90 TWO LARGE MAGNIFICENT
~ brick dwellings, situate corner o!
Monroe and Fifth streets, each con-
tanning l. rooms, cellar and bath room, i'll
me ac>t of order. Also, one dwelling on
Ma S"i street, between Madison and Jetter-
son rbnHining six rooms and cellar, fitted
va : u aud water throughout. Also, three
S'htii dwellings containing three rooms and
G'Ir each: Possession given April lst.
or particulars inquire of
lash JDIJN NOLAN
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CoLLlsloN.-On Wednesday evening
last the yard engine, 63, at this place,
and engine 70 collided in West Grafton,
up several cars and ipjuring
the engines to some, extent. No one
was injured, we believe, by the COL
lision. Both engineers, we learn, were
ton Sentinel.
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sale Of Foundry Fixtures.

7 OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE THE
p.fterns, flasks and Fixtures in Union
Foin Try. belonging TO the late firm OF " =.
". Miller & Co The purchaser can secure
a reasonable lease Of the Foundry ana
gr0lnd,. The building Is % II. oy % - ;
cSrrfrau IS located, with good light which can
mi he .rsfructed, and contains all "a
ur,c>>a appliances of a tirst-cIass Joph'n
fnuudr For further information Apply &"
plcmi' 20 pp poooi,.
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For Sale or Rent.

THE BRICK HOUSE I RESI- ,
z on Main street, between nov
- - April lSt, 49,.
tI.,EENT-OneS small Frame Hour'
nra lex House, on Penn street, o
Possession given immediatel,
~, 1 THEUDURt. FINk'S Feed so :,
r's - ,trrct d :
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F'or Sale or Rent.

T.. 10 DWELLING HOUSES;
g 81 .p the northwest corner OF hilI"
- - rpline streets, Centre VINE,
no. at well finished, containin" wv
r1n,n.: I've other on the northeast cor:
EsrF II Division streets, coma
twr!, rooms. For further partiCnE
~. JAS. W. SWELN
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New York Money MarHct.

NEw YORK, January p, 8 P. N.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Dull and
nominal at 100 for prime bankers sixty
days sterling.
GOLD-Market closed up firm at
l09S@l09a The business to-day
was larger than tor some time past.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Market
was strong and higher at the close.
L. $. Currency skies, at lljGll3l
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, January %.
FLOUR-Dull
GRAIN-Wheat dull; old No. = red
at 81 40. Corn is a shade better and
quiet high mixed at 4S!c; low do at
iSc. Oats dull and ominal.
SEEDS-Clover seed, Ohio IS %.
DRESSED HOGS-At - -.
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a. lSinesS House for Rent.

~ SITUATE ON MAIN STREET. IN
3: 4 good location, aud suitable for any
- business. The building is of four StG-
Tics. possession on February list. &c Rent
"ulySoJ Apply 10
S. l.. CUTHBERT,
'anlS Monroe Street
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For sale.

rJOIrE LANDS IN IOWA, MISSOURI
AND KANSAS.-5OO acres on L ,;
:. r.: Two story frame dw'lIlhs HOUSE, ''''"
,onr bottom land, $50 per acre.
90 acres on line Of Wv. Central railroad,
=, ,crr. rpIpv cultivat ion, $50 per ac:".
w. V. HOGE & BRO,
d.ol RliIcv'S Block, Market StIvCt.
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For Rent.

l., THE STORE ROOM AT PRESI y /
Occu bed by II. Hess as a Whole, :
and Retail Liquor Store, n Ma X
St p, between John an Quincy strrvt.
Ina .g nj the PREMISES. stock 10 h.
o. sd Il; by April lst. Call and see.
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Canary birds For Sale.

FINE LOT OF CANARY BIRDS IN
y good condition, at
PRIVATE SALE VERY Low.
Nrnlv nj tn, ra.,.. .,' "runk,in and Mar
k-t streets, North ".t,.:.I.
i,l7-.b HENRY HELMGRECHF
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For Rent.

ONE ROOM IN McLURE HOUSEBUILD-
" ing, on Market street, now occupied by
Citizens street Railway Company.
One Room on Monroe street, now occu-
Piled by w. p. McKelvey.
de.3i JOHN McIURE.
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FOR RENT.
For Bent.

rT,uE OF ICE NOW OCCUPIED BY TIL
FIRE ND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Pose j given April LIST. Inquire at he
Merrhan'~' National Bank. Jazz
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FOR SALE.
For sale or Rent.

\ SNUG FRAME HOUSE w
:. 3 Hampden street, east OF SKIN, cor,
- 'aintng five rooms. The house Is IN
cod or!nr. Possession April ]. ISL;
THOS. O'BRIEN,
.,.a- Real Estate Agent
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For Rent.

i'HE BUILDING ON MAIN STREET
! adjoining OFT, Hall h 5, now occu-
Plcd by WIN. Hare. Possession given April
M. ANY improvements required will be
made. For particulars apply to
,.o MRS. PITTS,
'esh Louisville, KY.
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rei,OuSe For Rent.

y , AIN STREET, NOW OCCUR -
y D., " J. Colts * Co. Possession Civ nu
o.. Isl q. April. Inquire of
DIX r. \. HILDRETH,
iIlS Fourth sire i.
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twentv-four years Of aye, but one of the
most active, enterprising, energetic and
go-ahead citizens of West Virginia.
Halt dozen such as he will make a
city here or any other place where
there are possible natural advantages
TO begin with. lie has cut up the
whole tract into lots Of convenient size,
and is selling to laboring men and
others on time. He has the most con-
plete sawmill | ever saw in the South,
and with an abundant supply OF lumber
from Elk and Kanawha rivers, he can
build up the West End at his leisure.
The Republicans of this district are
talking of runsiug Mr.. Walker as
their candidate for Congress, and it is
to be hoped they will do it and elect
him, too The three Congressman from
this State are all Democrats, but it is
within the power OF the Republicans to
carry this district, and they would do
themselves credit to elect Mr.. Walker.
Charleston is improving very rapidly,
having now about five thousand popu-
lation, an increase OF two thousand in
two years. She has about one dozen
citizens who are worth thousand
ordinary population. Foremost among
these is DR.. J. P. Hale, quiet, unos-
tentatious bachelor, but a man of iron
will and energy, who gives his days and
nights to the labor of improving
Charleston. To him the city is in
debted for the splendid Hale House,
built in ninety days, and hundred
other improvements of which | will
make more particular mention when l
come to give Charleston letter to
itself, which | intend to do.
Fl V r
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An OPTICAL CuRIosITY-Here IL q sim
pie little experiment, by which We can
prove the existence Of blind spot in our
eyes. Shut your left eye, and with the
right one look steadily at the x just below,
holding the paper ten or twelve Inches from
the eye.
x O
Now move the paper slowly toward theeye,
certain distance the other figure-tLe letter
O-will, suddenly disappear bat if you
bring the paper nearer, it will come again
into views You may not succeed in the
experiment. on the first trial, but with
little patience you can hardly fail, apd-the
suddenness with which the black spot van
isles and reappeaFs is very striking. Now,
examination has shown that, wien it dis
appears, it's image falls exactly on the spot
where the optic nerve ontsrs the eye, thus
proving thAt spot to be biiad, -
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A parislioner complained to- the IlarsOn
that his pew was too far from the pulpit,
and that he must-pRFchase one some little
nearer. "Why 7" asked the pagsOn ;
:: can't you hear distinctly 2" Oh yes,
can bear welt enough "Can'6 you SEE
plainly ~ Yes, can see perfectly"
:" Well, then, what on earth can be- the
trouble ~ 1" Why, there are so many in
front of me, who catch what you say 6rst,
that by the ti4Ie your words reach my ears
they are az fat as dish-water."
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ASUBJEcr FOR RELieroN,-Mr. - had
taken into his eerviea, far general utility. q
poor lac, .or "G co. spiEasSs a welfare vel. ne
string one nsofning 70 put in practice his
benevolens latent rhe Sailed the boy to. his
study, and with . visage of the gravest
"Sana, do you know you are q sinner 81
Yes, . fhitesiagly replied Sam.
"Do you know what will become Of You
if you do not repsntp
Receiving NO coherent reply, be launched
into repentanoe and redemption, eneo1r-
hss words, and feeling no ANAL eompunc-
ton the while thas he had 30 hong neglected
"snbject Of gracsF % psomiai1g. At laat
q vacantsnd wondering look roused end
den suspicion, to verify which he inquired,
Sam, what 10 . sinDer :"
Imagine the situation when the subjecs
of grace" promptly replied
Sinner, sirf Yes, sir; sinners is stFinss
in turkeys lega." -
The sinews Of the paraon's face relaxed.
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INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERs on ST. Josrpu
corner st. Philip sad Galve. streeta
Now Orleans

The government throuxheut this establishment n.
mild ana parental The pups never separatrd fr,r,
their Raceation table dormitorie.
tne ssme for all In snort, everything tends to nru
mote aneotonato union between the Sisters and AZ
young Ladies intrusted 10 their motherly care ~
Inc Instruction thorough and solid and In barmosv
me req Of society Tbs courso conpriss
IN Doth Engltsh and Freneh) an the branches OF Know
.eoge Mt the present day Each Language I.
Taught oy natives Of respective ccun trios 40 NJ Ia
sure correct pronunciation, ~ - =" 't'
Inc academical year CLOSES with public exhibition
vits&. -o. pos 'A" A'e IN
.oeaSs = here tho object special attention and
s1asion alone tt 6isters St. Josonb nndss
strtot Of solid Piety require the
ana ss .assiIoa and
rupls Of all denolainatieus are admitted.
NoTA-Durfng the bathing soason tho Board,,.
schco 70 moved to the Bay s. Louis whore tho Sstas
o. %; Joseph heyo donrtshfng acadsmy.
.IERAS-To be paid In advance q follova.,
D0afSnE per farce months. s5x 90
Enrynnc~ :. .. ..---.-.-.----..---.-. 10 90
Music Lessons and use Of Instrume emit. .. "a 90
.8wshs, sSo15o1e o 90
faste Oil painting according the dunbar OF pupa
Needie- work in all ia varieties eolden embra;drry
charge. o1' eAIA
For further Particulars address, supsrores. of the
Academy OF the Sisters of st. Joseph Bog 1911 New Or
leans !; or, II more convenient, apply 70
THOMAS LAYTON. /
hof2 II ~ or c. ID. ELDER, Agent.
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II Q yoHng pereOn will begin and perse-
we're in learning by heart, gay four lines of
good poetry every day, there will be laid
mp in the treasure house of memory four
teen hundred and sixty ines in year
so Of facts, and various kinds Of informa-
ton. All great things are done little by
fortunes consist of farthings. Life is made
up of momcHts, and q succession of we'll
spent moments make q well-spent life.
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letter to The cissinaae 1yMes mys :~I NET
Phillips here, The fAn0as leeturee ispves.
sovo Of Cincinnati. He has tho 'tYsseapsa
Nan" On his hands at present. With ths
O'Goruan ha hss swept tAxsash New Eng.
hs x .,S the ss Hsa!s sss' T ;ss . e.
Nun is big card, and thers are f.. card,
ing machines to equal PHILIPPE. And Of all
the nuns who have esOspsd from nunneriea,
mono have esespsd q this nan has:
On fortunate day for her, Phillips, Eho
was looking ont for sesaa novelty il tho leo
what the business was capable Of, and he
was not allow to make . bsfgain With hex.
The first thing he did was to get mebbed.
Gan escsPed nun 10 81 no aseo0ht till she
and the boss mobber whom Phillips had
DRINK, nAarly hseke PHILIPPE head With =
dray pin in the melee, in q cosfased YET
conscaous real to earn his money. "
Phillips has rude wood cut on his
be eut hinself with :. jack -kniis uhile
recovering from the effects Of the escaped
dray pin. The cut-I allude to the
picture not the cut in the scalp shows
the mob pouring perfect yo1ley Of
shot right into ths essaped nan's face, while
oy.E fhe teR sla di,lsat steep.s- The aas
PHILIPPE Is secp Il thS hackGroand, Urging
on thu mob. l. may rexnSsk l1oidentoliJ,.
thstft 10 The frst NlleP hilliRA svsrallows4
himself to he kept ~ To hlckGpnad, bot
this, yoR see, MAS !" 6asinesa." - ~
Whepeyss hasiAees 1a6ss PHILIPPE bss her
mobbed again. .HA earTies Q quantity ~
assorted h1iekbs6 .Nith hip, 40 o. 70 b.
able to get an AnloA on the sHaEtest notice.
He has coma imitation hrickbsts, made N
red Aannel, afni16d With cotton batting,
which no hnsls 1t hsr himss6 in we'll sinu.
lated rage, regardless Of eonaeiaences 70
At Que place where he had arranged to
have her anobhed, the mob ha had hired
disappoiptad him. Not one Of thsm came.
So he bad to mob her all alone. He says
abe muss be nshbsd regularly it she has 70
mob herself.
His small bills are curiosity in show
literature. "SAe was stoned In Erie, Penu-.
sylvanis ~ " Tickets for eale At the book
store!" "Get yonr seats early aud avoid
the croHdm The carriage was consider
ablp damaged ]" Copies Of her photo
graph Cor sale At the hall I"
Phillips considers that he has struck the
right trail at last, and IL on the high road
to wealth. The Escaped Nun business
knocks every other show he has had any
thing to do with. He would probably adj
wise brother showman, in search Of like
novelty, in the words Of Hamlet: "To q
nunnery. go, and quickly, too, farewell
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ST. ERsoN COLLIE =

~ -
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,
Situated on the Mississippi River Sixty Miles above
New Orleans
This ancient and magnificent establishment ipcor.
perated by law of the Legislature and empow cred 70
grant diplomas and degrpss viii be opened on the ID Of
October. 1t Is under tho dissection of tho Narist
Fathsrs, who form society spscaly devoted to educa
ton. College Poias and convels Landing Are convs
nent snd regular landing plsces for stesboats going
to and rstnrning from Kew orleans
w. - Fl TERNs; --
Payable in o, g. ourroncy half yearly in advance. '
lord, tuition vashins and ststionery per term Of
Doesors feee and medicine in ordinary oasss of u
noo8 uof alp, por onnum 10
E3trsncs iee. 70 b psid only once: -.......... 10
In advance. -.
-, . REFERsNcE8f
HIS Grace, the Most Rev. Archbishop Of New ORLEANS
The Rev. Clergy Of AlyierB -
For fertilizer details apply to the Very Rev President
at the College.
49, Nh p. POURSIEE.
ocly NO. ~ Graver street, Now Orleans
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BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE,

BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE,
As made by the UNION STOVE WORKS, it is
Il, Thes 4 SI DO mneh i NC. work. and
:; isss and cost.
peTta Ts.s Z j. I'M
ssfSas r.
.sn :. and
' p aSisS Win re e
he es.: ss cas
a. That its eouyeuiercss cannot b ercelled-is,
oxens are large and its fre-chaabers exactly the
That Il only has o solid ana substsn tia, look
but Is - So snd re general appearance truly
a That 1t will BAKEQUfCKER and BETTER than
any other thiag called by the name Of Range.
A Good Range Essential TO Home Comfort,
Msas ID aaa their
partners prop's 1s1dy When in f1st IL 1iIes the
Sn' meal ETsrS
high prices do not always furnish IL We sell the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
sS Ss II sEs al. and a and we
other Raage Of ita class kDsIn 70 tho public.
Its Rapid Success.
THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
s rapidly taking tho place of psttorns It's
c9nventence for Baking and Cooking; the esTtauiy
the ovens always heating the ease Of STANDIHG
poeitieu, tnst0ad Of STOPPING while BAKING
leaving lnu0 beck and Its attendants ovilel faW
Of the s1Rsror advantages th Rage ali
lowoven Ranges
1t Must Bake.
TIE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
must bake the heat passes directly up and sroun
tho Ovens before leaving the Range.
Special Conveuiences and Improvements.
TIE Ovens provided with tIlators for the escape
ofSTEAN There In Slide in the back for the
OF SU RPLUS HEAT from tbs top Of tho Range, alaO
a damper at the bottom of the plate, for the
escape of Dvst oto fsri-iBg from the raknK Of te
coas and preventing it from H. around tho tehen
The heat can be passed fTnn either Of the
bc re guatinG the dLnipers 70 the cOumns The OVENS
can be DRAW OUT allowing the sOoEand dirt to be
removed without trouble
Ahnve aud over the ovEESis large closet OF ample
tto, whenever desired. o many oth.r now and
sTabs convenieuces which viii be fully appreciated
upon inspection.
Canton. p
Be certain, when you gsk for the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
that &c has the words
THE UNION Stow wo7Ks
oass ovsr SasOv dseEA fs4W
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YeuNG IES.ACApEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS.
under the Direction Of the sistsrs artanttes r Hal,
Cnoae. ~~-S

Cor1eraf Rampant and Congress stTuuss Third U.f,.
Now Orleans, Louisisna.
This magnificent Institution was ei1srterod Febra,
p e6S II sttuated in quiet and hsalthy loeaHtv 4
the suburbs Of The city and ct short dfstsnee Eo1
the river very commodious, ehoro1ghiy voatI sao1
and afords all thoss adyentsEss which oontribnto To-
the health and eecnrity Of its fnnafes. -
Pupile Of all denoinato1s ero admitted, but fr sA
Prootisn Of order ana REGULARITY are osred 70 M
the Institution. ~ Va
TUITION:
The system OF educataoa embraces TIE Yrepch Ana
nnEiish laez1ages. vtss Reading, Peanaaship Frsnos
ana 6Engnsn 0ramMes, ArtA9stse. Ancient and Mod.
SSoMpo.isaSSs A,tsEy aea Leas.p saersd and
Rhetoric. Mythology, Natural Phiioe6Phy Cksmistry'
A1strcnemy Betanyi neekkseyine, 1fafksmatics, g.
oAsc, Drawing, Paanflng Plnin a0A 0Enanontai NSo-
de-work. Tapestry. EnhEoadsFy Artificial YsVsrs &C.,
TERMs-PAYMENTs TO NE MADE QUARTERLY,
ADv
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EDUCATIONAL.

st sosErHs AoADnaeY M. vc.r~, ,.,.-.
ca.aaossd - o. sisssss a CSasasy, A-AS
"nas'ssfa. xssaszseh csaaty. MAryl..a.
Ihis institution ID pls...r>,
niis non Of lrsass8sk esaaty Maryland ar
Aarys CeiIs,. end I've nilss ffona Mount N
nor.S.1 - ~ ~ vas N nr0o o.,1 ~
sSiianss ne Lssi,lssars q Gsryisad in is,s rs.
Ro.rd ana ,..... TERAs:
Bed ana R.Sspe Per eesA.nic year Including
Doctor's ca ans' Washing. Aending and
E.-for sanA seas,nn e1e0
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
-, M Aoademic year s divided 4, ,,o e-.-,.. -
srst ss.Sh beginning respsctivev a. ~ aS,. I'VE
Assssrs Of inquiry dirscteS Tn III.
my5 INV =, MOTHER SUPERIOR
" Joaeo6a Aasdeny Emmif.s~rs Ma
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ID, AcKENDRICK, - -
mouse and Ship Plumber, Gas Filter, Etc,
No. AGA Magazine Street,
Near tho corner Of R.csl
"a
Ca Mt IN Plumbing and Gas Fitting Ma,sri,,s and
r,t nonar attention Is solicited to hi. sr.s and o,,
toht OF articles In the above Iines
Of ss. McKENDRIcK has just received large v.r,s,v
AMERICAN EARTH CLOSET,
saS s n1safest best finished, most oomp.ct orn.m.,
@ n article Of Its kind which has vet "a
o'e S"o Psono. 1eAnG Supplied with "
PORCELAIN AND GALVANIZED IRON rrrr,Nas
not liable TO get out Of order become subeos to
Various objections fodnd in similar articles Th.ss
to introduce ts ~ other. and these intending
artieLs IN their dwellings, should not mi TO caii
AMERICAN EARTH CLOSET
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-26
an aas also in store land for which he is aeep II
Cd hasa. d.. THE BEAUTY
ELEVATED OVEN RANCE
MADE BY t.
THE UNION STOVE WORKS.
Gata 4. 3. Finchs sous,,
1' .u
D. mcKEHDRIcK, Agent,
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New Orleans.

To Buyers Of Ranges.
In presenting the
. BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
70 the trade and to the public wo earnestly
they win eIamino into sna cospsre Il With other
animation they will select the BEAUTY sbove al
ness, =, f0~A 1s0'o-
/ A Comparison.
Some of the Elevated Oven Ranges need the servic.
OF acompetent nginoer to operate them and to keen
snem IN working order. This ono does mot kpv ser.
ordna.y Intelligence operate
nep Is rare Of great Importance housekeepers that
CULINARY DEPARTMENT
shonid be supplied with simple and effective an ap
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.
a. Aunoyances Saved.
IF you would yourself from great discomfort and
misery conseq half food or an inden
out OF order and win bake-and the sddttsanai an
moyance OF from the forgetul or datory
range man to repair 1t promisedEyou viii Mt oncs
brains and procure the
REAUTv I'll. Ev rRzs oszssa- ..1teesSu
which is the less valuable because it is beautiful
Failure Of Old Inventions.
Our experience
AS MANUFACTURERS FOR THE LAST FORTY
YEARS,
enables to furnish numerous cases Of cooking and
heating invenssena that hsVo been imposed ron The
pubic BY tguorant and ohscurs neters Of Great pre
trial. have been proven useless and Sntireiy worth
less lFr~ : -"'' ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-26
Advice to BUYERS.

In selecting a Range there are several imnorta,t
points to be considered, viz:
I. VIII tho Range DO what s claimed for IL
,. The mode of operation--is simple or complext
Can the parts for plates be easily replaced in case
they arc burnt outo or accidentiy broken = ~
l. The general construction-is tt dursSie and con
veniept wa
s. The cosT-to buy and to maintain.
Onr Claims to Favor.