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AIMED to the Teeth.

Isa very common expression, but we
think armed to embellish and preserve
them to ripe old age is decidedly more ben
fetal and appropriate-this can only be
done by the the fragrant ''Sozodon'" Fol
cleansing. identifying and preserving the
teeth, sweetening and purifying the hrealh'
it has no equal.
spalding's Glue i up to The stickiu'
point.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-08-24

C,IYToN II. A. CHATTER, No. 9;-R
,hcs.er n T.. Jas. UConnoT, r.; y. u
Cbsppeii. s. Meets ID Friday each month
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HOLLY GROVE
Male and Female Academy,
Madison County. Tenn.

VUNHF second session Of this school will
Il begin on Monday, August, 9TH ls;1.
The Academy is situated about i've mlles
t,.on, Ormarl in bealtv, moral and inteitl-
cent community. The Academy Is entirely
new, and i'm the arrangement OF every tllihS
connected with il, the comfort Of the pupil
has been. especially consulted Eaen schol1
ar Is furnished with nice DISK and good
easy chair. The course OF instrletloh IN
class preparatory school, boys well prepar-
81 for college. The principal Is 4 graduate
oT the University of y. C., OF ten years eX-
DeTience. Good board can be secures IN NO,
| / families within few minutes walks Of
! the Academy st moderate rates Pupll,
| cb.rege,I from time Of entrance until close o.
/ the session. No deduction unless IN case ol
/ prOtraeted sickness
Sunday School IN the Academy ever
l sunday evening. . 81
! TiTTfON: Primary Dept. per month, ,
/ Internediat,
Languages,
HENRY !. HOGAN,
my t3-am Principal,
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srErK EHCASsPNEEST. No. lO.-n' -.
i,,shieIl. &. Ps w. II. Robertson, ~ I :
Jno' It. stark, Scribe. Meets every :" an"
am Tuesday night Of each mouth
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RanE of tennessee.


The old and new issues OF the Bank o.
tennessee, and all other uncurrcut money
taken at the highest market value at
KINGS.
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JACKSON COUNCIL, No. IS, Il. 4 8. NJ
Rev a w. Jones, T. 1. g. n. j. Il. CHAP,
ncIi' Recorder. Meets 4th Monday eaeh
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We Have ON Hand
one Top Buggy and two iouf-seated
Spring Wagons, which we WIN sen very
cheap, II called on in the next ten days.
JIM. PARKER & co.
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MEMPHIS CONFERENCE
.FEMAIB TNSTIT UTE,
Rec. 4. ". JONES, ID. ID. Pres.

TALI. session begins the first MOnuay
in September. with an Address ann
Concert on the evening OF the next day
Spring Session begins the 4th Mon1ay IN
January. Commencement Day the Seconu
wednesday in June. 49,.
Ntnsie- SEQ. Latin and French, each $40
other charges moderate. Board, Washing
Fuel. &c, 800. For particulars, address the
President or Prof. A. b. Jones.
FETuition Fees aud one-halt the BoSro
required in advance.
aug 10 I'm.
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M.r.s,s LODGE, No. 16.--,Ino. T. stark'
"a. ~ +. RobertsOa, v. c.; a. y
C.l5Te,i' +. s.: J. II. Jones. u. s.; Evan ,ia
dsr MeNtir. Moctsevery Thursday n nv y.
ps,,Pees conferred 2d Thursday night IN
each month.
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We Sell Iron Ties

NC SUI kAUH LAD
To merchants, ON as good terms as they
can ret from the Louisville market
J. NJ. PARKER S co.
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ScrnHnla.

ScrOfula.
Is the dread disease which annually
sweeps its thousands to the grave. II make
its appearance in many forms, in Consump-
ton, GIandular Sweelings, rheumatism,
Cutaneous diseases, many. Of the affections
with which females are troubled &e' fer-
haps no one is wholly free from IT'S talht'
the only way it can be successfully treated
is through the medium Of the circulation
II is the blood disease, DIR. TUFTS Sarsapa'
| riIIa aud Queens Delight possesses the
qualities to expel it from the system ano
restore perfect health Being free iron
violent minerals, it may be taken with safe
ty by I'D and young. The most delicate &c
male may take it at any time.
III your child has worms, ora Tad brcau
or salIow complexion or restless at nigh'
or no appetite, OF general bad health, Civ
IL DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills, twill soon be &c
stored.
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THOMAS Ii. ALLEN, President.
N. ADAMS, Vice President,
q. II. WELLFoRD, Secretary.
s. Ii. TOBEY, Treasurer.
RIB. MAURY, Medical Examiner.
Gen. B.. II. ROBERTSON, Manager.
Reasons fOr Ensuring tn she LIE
OF America.
IL Keeps the money at home among us
Policy Holders and is loaned on resi- estate:
| n pavs dividend at the end Of the hrst
! year. al. ~ go, an
nual payments 90. .,,,s,
ness in SO short time. II IS now ABOUT
three and a halt years old, and has issued
i over 1000 Policies.
/ Tot Income since Organization ~, ooo
Gross Amt. Insurance in force. 81 OOO,0Oo
Total effective assets, S,4i6,353 70
Total liabilities inelu-
ding premiums M. so
S,rplrs of assets over liabilities =,
ON the LIST day Of Dec, 1871, j6',''s9 N
n~ AGENTS wanted in every County ant
town In West Tennessee.
ThOs. Clark,
District Agent, jackson, Tenn.
.aNn II
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61mre for Hoe Cholera.

Cure for Hog Cholera
All persons wishing to purchase DIR. L.
r. Cotton's celebrated Hog Cholera Medi-
cine, or Family Rights TO manufacture
the same, will please call at Pendleion q
DuncGn's Drug Store.
, EELtsr L. j. TRIOE,
sole agent Tor Madison, Henderson, Car
roll and Decatur counties.
Cotton Gins.
the ssBrown Cotton Gin"
The SStsr Cotton Gin"
$500 per saw.
For sale by
Thos. j, Caruthers.
illy ~ 2m.
Green Leaf Begging.
We have one thousand rolls OF Green Lea
Bax.ing, which We ofer TO Merchants an
PLANTERS on reasonable terms.
j. NJ. PARKER & co.
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Central Medical Institute,
7o5 Chestnut ST., ST. LOUIS NO.

" Hours, 8 q. N. to : p m.' sundays
. A. II. 10 IL a. m
June 2j-ly
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Academy I'm maoulate
CONCEPTION,
Under charge ofthe
ROmfufcan Sisters,

Jackson, Tennessee
Studies will be resumed on inc r'' -
Monday in september. For prospectus OIL
particulars apply TO ,,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-08

Z. TEINas BKAu5IFuL.- Prentice never
wrote apything moro beautiful than the
following, which we clip from the editorial
columns of the Waco Advance:
We have looked out upon the mighty
ocean, with it's majestic waves swsying to
and fire., until tho mind was filled with o
feeling of awe at the grandeur presented;
We have gazed upon the widely extended
landscape, with alternate hills and valleys
Interpreted with clear and sparkling
streame,' aud far in the distance lofty
mountains rising heavenward, with their
numerous and varied projections standing
have beheld, with exquisite delight, the
glittering CRIBS Of heaven spread out in
wonderful beauty and order, until our
nind has been thoroughly imbued with q
sense OF the Trues the Beautiful and tho
Good we have been made to feel that
there 10 great God and Father of all pre-
siding over the great universe Of his own
creation, in infinite wisdom and love, and
for the good of all his creatures. Amid all
this beauty and grandeur, We turn to man,
the noblest being of the g. eat creation, and
yet fallen and degraded, satisfied to grovel
10 tho dust rather than rest on the cliffs
and inhale the pure atmosphere Of heaven.
vast multitudes of men, who inhabit the
earth, who are inspired with nobler feel
ings and purposes, aud whose constant aim
and effort it IL to rise above things that are
base and disbonorsble, and to live as up
right, honest and faithful. rs man can live,
and you will behold q character which is
truly besatifal.. And when the "everlast-
mighty ocean dried mp, and time itself
shall be no more. such Q man, with such q
character. shall live and shine throughout,
the ages Of eternity.
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hopeful incident, and one from which all
friends Of France will draw tho happiest au-
guries, marked the sitting Of the Nstional As
semoly On the Est August Whom tho motion
for Propagation was brought forward, N. dc
Bslcastel proposed the addition Of . clause
directing that on the 18th November, tho day
On which the Chamber will re-assenbls, public
pfaysrs shall be offered mp in all tho churches
OF France, Gin order to invoke Gods blessing
on its labors," g motion which produced, we
Are told, "stupefaction~ among ths members
Of the Left. n. de BelcsstsN made % lengthy
speech in favor OF his proposal, msrssy stating
that IL was one which was sfle to stand on its
own merits, needing no .adtasacy beyond
thorn, and it gives MS pleasure to add that An
overwhelming majority secured. its adoption.
The Order of Plus TX. has just been conferred
on n. de Beleastel by His Holiness the Pope.
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f;.esaiesIG hnrch that coaSsssions arc NO
ttO aa T. heard there, the preaching Of the
cnnrches Ia tho city has been stoppea. and
sse Fathers have announced thsif inten on
2. departing for the Americas Missions.
H. hn AIsacs the Jernit house at Inaes1seim
Tha Government OF the Grand Dachy of
H h has forwarded to. the .Kreisamt of
n aainE, i1structions to apply the recent act
o. the Rsichstag to tho Jesutts 10 that
place. The Society Of Jesns has, how:
eyer, NO establishment ct Maipz, and tho
Hsthers there are amply employed by the
Bishop as assistants in the cure of souls in
certain parishes. They are, therefore, in
precisely the same position, and are in the
s . re suejectiou to the Bishop as any other
Of prescription be put in force against
them, 1T will be proved that it is directed
not only against this or that religious
order, but againas the ordinary work and
the essential organization of the Church..
London Id61et.
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cIRARLksToN; 8. Ca Catholic Total Absti-
nence Association has been formed ia Charles
ton by, the Rev. J. Croghan, Of st. Joseph's
Church. 1t now numbers thirty -one members.
butit officers confidently expect that BY the
first of January it will number one hundred.
The Association meets at 4 O'Clock every Sun
day evening, in 81. Joseph's Church, Anson
street. The following is q Hist of it's officers ::
Rev: J. Croghan, President and Spiritual D.
rector; IF. OConnell, First yice-President /;
J. Greisen, Second vice-President; 8. Nc.
Partlin. Corresponding and Financial Score
tary J. Barry, Recording Secretary; ]. Hy-
land, Marshal; J. ]. Roye, Banner Bearer :
NJ. Coyle, Flag Bearer.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-08

Marie, the csiobrss., I'd tapor. who il to appeax
with Patti, arrived In New York on the stu.
The subscriptions for votive church in
Paris, to be dedicated to the Sa.' rod Heart, have
reached tho sum of zoe, 900 francs.
Late Bombay adviees state that tho cholera
10 raging in many places in India, and. that
there are numerous deaths daily from the
scourge.
The Fortune of tho Due do Guise, Esa0, 900,
which he would lave inherited from his moth.
OF, reverts to his grandmother, the Princess Of
Salerno.
We regret to announce the death Of Mgr.
Ward, Of the Society of Mary, first Bishop Of
Wellington, N: a., in his sixty.third year, tho
thirty third of his priesthood, and the twenty
sixth of his episcopate
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1t is wonderful to what an extent people be-
1ieve happiness depends on NOT being obliged
to labor. Honest hearty, contented labor lie
the only source of happiness, as we'll as the
only guarantee of life. The gloom of nissan
thropy is not only great destroyer of happi-
ness We might have, but it tends to destroy
life itself. 1dleness and luxury produce pre-
mature decay much faster than many trades
regarded as the most exhaustive and fatal to
longevity. Labor in general, instead Of short
ening the term of life actually increases it. 1t
is the lack of occupation that ANNUALLY de-
stroyB 20 mary of the wealthy, who, havin z
nothing to do, play tho part Of drones, and,
like them, mako speedy exit, while the bnaT
bee fills out its day in usefulness and honor.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-08

VERY REV. T. BURKE, O.P.-An Associated
Press dispatch of Friday evening conveys the
sad intelligence Of the severe illness of this
distinguished preacher, whose magnificent
discourses, since his arrival in this country,
have thrilled the land and been productive of
SO much good. The dispatch is as follows:
Ne,o YorE, Sept. 6th. - Father Burke, sent
from Rome 90 the Vicar General Of the Domini-
can Order in America, lies here at the point of
death.
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Among other signs indicating an carly re-
sumption of business is the return OF our lead
ing merchante from the North and West. We
were mnoh pleased last week 10 meet our
genial Esiand,. Mr.. H. T. Lawler, one Of our
largest Western Produce and Commission
Merchants, whose short toar seems to have
been particularly beneficial to his mental and
physical vigor and we'll being.
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MINERAL SPERM OIL.

Ths gu cs@etns? s She e1oalient flluminaspG rali-
sssisis s s's q e:
E sn. s s sssS ~ ssG
I'D !; q:
sss ;. :
soassqssntly ahsoiatsiy safs. A''"
IT WILL NOT 1 HAE5 g HE I s1s
THE OIL WILL ExgINGuIsH THE H.AME.
III Ts e 9 MI he e iSs5 yh' sus1.s :s
HS Han G.as Pee hour ana Tor sS ssfresa
s:s s.Sis .sS .sss e "a Ssss
s s p:ss:s which
r.5s'Ss. 8; e suss.s
=; s % q Hs IN
Burner hss all ordinary ceal oil anps,
RE1 e ss. WHY yoy SHOULD BURN THIS OIL
2 The Grsa. srnii.ssy 81 the HshI -.
ssss is S o 10 same -
Sesa OF aas R s.s ~
and Is e "a Ss
We invite an who are interested 70 call and examine.
Send for circulars. for Mineral Sperm or and Dun
For Loaisans Asssss, SSlH T.s..
mig. and 81 f'''' at and IS i ~ ssse st.
EFFERyEscESr '-r
vtOHT SEiOLlTZ APERFENT,
scientific eonbinasioa Of the NEST renOwDsasrraxs
OF Europe. =. -.
AZ rsPrssent asiSe Of tho natural waters this
APGRIEST can fully 30 relied upon In Bili9us Con.
plesnts. EnRorGeslent Of the Liver Loss 0fAppetis
AaSctis1s e The Kidpsya Hssdaoha General DsSpity
Fan diraosicnE viii b found on each bo.ts,
rRxDrnI R;sgs5sS z 2 HARRIS.
CHEMISTS,
13o-. Canal street ---..-. ...--. l39
las 2mSp New orsaaA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CATHOLIC MILITANT UNION OF THE CROSS
= Council Of New Orlosns-Nov Orleans September I,
1871 "A Mass Meeting OF Catholics il called BY the
Council at the suggestion Of the German Sec
ton protest against the recenty adopted by
tho Government Of the German Empire towards tho
Church and against the eyerrecurrng and sacregious
violation Of the rights and privileges Of the HQS Sec
manifested by the action Of the Kingdom of Italy.
The meeting will be held at st. Alphonsas Hall. tst
Andrew street. Magazine), on SUNDAY, 18th
inst, at four o'clock in the afternoon.
The members Of tho various Sections established In
the city and its cnvirOns and Catholics in general
earneatly invited to attend.
ocers requested to take the necessary measures
for securing the punctual attendance Of the members
of their respective Sections.
THOMAS LAYTON, n: D.,
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT ANDMUTUAL AID
Association - Branch No. G-The regular monthly
meeting Of this Branch will be held on TUESDAY,
Septt rnber 10, Ys72, at y p. II By order:
EDw'U REYNOLDS President.
NICHOLAS PHELky Rec. Secretary. seq 1t
HIBERN1A BANK-Eew Orleans. August 20, ls72-
Stockholders who have not yet Voted for agaAst tbs
conversion Of thiA Bank into National Bank, viii
please ca the Banking House and do ~ - early
practicable. JAS. J. CARLETON
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A lazy dyspoptic was bewailiug his own
misfortune, and speaking witlr'a friend on
the latter's. appearance, "What do you do
to make you SO strong and healthySn in
quired the dyspeptic. Give on fruit
Alone" answered the friend. What kind
of fruit Z" "The fruit of industry and
am never troubled with Indigestion"
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r. ENTERTAINMENT .-.rt ..
ST. 0TEPhEhe HALL,
s.. Napoleon Avenue, (sixth District.)

Ar. SARGENT. the meat celebrated 1llusionist Of
Amertcs, .er as.cesssfaf st tho Academy
of A9sio has kindly sed &snefcosly ee..snted g
main ~ eur city DntA NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT,
~ which time he will give ono OF his wonderful and
snSnssag e1ssrt.tnnsss IN ths sssvs Hall %. ths
Bnilding Association Of that parish. = ,
Admisson being only Fifty Cents u 10 expected that
little and big win crowd tho hall - ned Re
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

10 NOT DEsfAIR-Handreds IT cases Of
q "is.t TSss ss.fss that Asvs asisd the shin
e =. y;srs and TIE Victims 81 i5aeses
Ss.sns,tI scxs ,se:a radically oarsd b Or. rutts
sisSs ILL., k.sxn 10 prescribed % mary phys
Soa have Chills. whether every other day, every
I'LL S of evsay two OF three weeks take Or. Tusts
Ht Nh and 6su viii check them. otherwise thoy
Dr.. EUTrs HAIR DYE doe. no. s,aln III. Linen.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-08

AGIrQN;-Eyery. genuine box of DIR. Nc
LAN6 LIvEk FILLS 6ears the signature OF Elem.
nk nsosners ftttsbarg Pa. and their private United
Hsstss stamp Take no otherr the market q full u
Z tho popular verdict that pvople who have been
uae of 0isters Cordisls are obred
70 resort to 6cLASBs kIvHs Puts fos per.
in"no"s 10hoa. APPS 6m
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BEST AND OLDEST FANNY MEDrCuNE.-sAS.
thartic and Tonic-for dyspspsa censSipeti Seh,,tr
sokhesdachs bilious attacka and ali dOranrcTents al
BsWare Of imitAsioas, ~ rSsW,. A.
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John q Dunham's Yeast Powder for psy;s,
will have NO oshsf II oan b haa 81 your sroosrs ~
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Az the Book IN Is Lat tsnt BY mail postage paid
AL The Publications AZ Tie several Catholic Publisher both
IN his county and in England, Kept Ia stock.
II liberal diseognt TO nE Rereread Clergy RAiytous
IasEiutioIiS, aad Librdries-
Complete Lang 81 Bibsss Tsstamtnts Prayer Eoots and
Dtr0iiona! works, IN eecry stytc Of BinRuy.
THECATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY,
LAWRENCE KERoE, General Agent,
. WARREN STREET. NEW YORK.
JUST PUBLIsHED:
ForTnby's Magnificent BOOK OF TIE ROSARY"
elegantly bound, and containing ThstyS!x Fine
Illustrations. Price e4oo.
AL these books can b had, Or ordered. Of
C. d. ELDER, Bookseller,
ia CAMP STREET,
saSkJSl3 New Orleans, La
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cT. NXRY.JEFFERsoN COLLEGE,.

clasees at this College, which - nndsr tho direc
ton q Fathers Of tho Society Of hary win COMMENCE
on Tuesday October Let. The College n beautifully
atuated che banks Of &he Missssppi River in the
rS,a.h Of s. James miles from New Orleans
Sent Missssippi River stsaues, sna tho Mobile and
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SUMNER VACATION READING,

Ros Pagsiee Acress the Lake. fer Ohilren Home fou,
sehsoa, aid for EVERYBODY ELSE.
STORIES from the Bible and Church Hlstort.a
AL1AM. b. DIT. Auntneden,
GoINlE AoME, MARION HOWARD EUDOXIA
NEEC6ANT OF ANTWRRP ANNE 6EyERfN
MELILI1 HEcfEhvIkLAt .snA otAer- bsautifu
LITTLE P1kRkE, MAosIRg ROSARY, FRENCH
TAE DhCRAaGD BIsHOfs on AGHsiCS. Setsr =
TsTTfss1&h Aa,sssy e ths Chnssh T. Ne eelesy
III ILL Es 1917 ths Best Gs!ag.s {. theLsnesses
MEDfTATSoNs. SERNoNg and Es8kxs Sy -
best s ss tust recsiysA and ser s.ie e
CAAb D. ELDERb Catholic Bookseller
... iatcamp street, Lafayette Square.
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CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY.

A LPHABETICAL
LIST OF BOOKS
PUBLISHED ny rux
CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY.
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/
aas9ss
IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY,
WEST cHRsrER
rrsxsrLvAsiA.
Iefs Ineti,utuq situated in a vsYv d.l,uasf.i ,sss,v
In Pennsylvania 10 uHder tho direction or IN sA.,,
Of the 1u'nsculas Heart Of Mary The Sister. having
fsceaay purchased the ia&gs and h,,,dse
''''os"s - 'ho late A.aAssy Boinar. are ~ pre-
pared 10 AFFORD thri pupits greater advantages than
heretofore.
1ss sehoiA.tis Year 10 disid.d inss two Ssssien.
s'' msnshs Zach senasncins September let ana Feb.
raary let. a
TEAMS.
S0sFs and Tuition. par ansups payss hae ysa.ly In
s0vsses .-.. esoe
hsnS'Ases. Auss, ETC. FERN extra cAa1sss
For fssssss particulars app,y to the =. .-.
MOTHER SUPERIOR
Wet Chssesr. Pa
,oes OFFICE OF MORNING srxA
- y - isA ce.ssaslss sl.sss.x.o
CARPET Asp orI-cIorn wARHnOvs..
ELklN 4 90.
l6s-----.--- Canal Street, ia
Asvs large vsristyss
,ss :i s:" 3: ny e. s. ..
FLOOR OIL-CLoTH-an widths
An eas.nt assortnsntes
Wi&now SHADES and ooxu,cna
CANTON MArrINGs-white, Check ana r.Dey
CANTON MArTIMss -
. Es.
REAL CANTON MArrlhas
just received and for aais IN Quantities to s,,n,r
ohasess.
D. n. HOLMES.
Sec s.sp Nee Iss Camel and Is Bearsen Streets.
DAVIS d FRERET,
REAL ESTATE DaoRERs.
0------ Commercial Place.
Prossps attention paid to Purchasing asd selips ar
Property. Collecting Rents etc.
Rent Bollstin issusd daily.
Sale Bulletin Issued ssni. monthly.
frsossi attention given to sey City Property pus 4.
SUMNER VACATION READING:
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A NDREw LEO,
CARPE INTER- AND BULL DER,
252 Magazine Street (near DelordD,
Bo1s Mscbanicd Exchange,
NEW ORLEANS " . '

All orders In tho BuildIng Line thankfully received
and inmediAtely attended 70.
Refers to Richard Eaterbrook Esq., of the late Arm Of
Caller & Esterbrook, Architects and Builders.
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WoRklNaAEN's 1-
90 ACCOMMODATION BANK.

cepted), from A. n. to r. H., and on SATURDAYS
and MONDAYS. from @ to o'clock r! u. !.
The Bank IL ready 20 receive d9poafs. buy and sell
Exchange, and do all customary banking busipess.
All Subscribers the Capital Stock ere requested
TO cal and pay instaliments now due on their sab
ses im5p Cashier.
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SVtHuzofCt8t 1I8E6.
Prosaps attention paid to Purchasing asd Selling Of
Property. Collecting Rshts, etc.
Rent Bostin issued daily.
Sale Bulletin Issued ssninonth1y
eur hasdo. 80 = ~ :.