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SPRrNerIKLD, Mass, talks OF putting the
numbers on It's houses In the usual arith meticai
successor; which the conservatives oppose q
being q new-fsngled ipnoy alton on the time
honored custom OF letting each househO holder put
mp any number he likes.
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D. 1uetiooeers and Raj Essass Brokers'.
o. One PsSs sss'ss .ad ma street,
EAT EsIaiI 81 81
s MI, ErTWrnS SIXTH AND sxvxsrH
- B, virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing dat.
2" srs s in De, 4 a. s1s y. iS AID da
the treasurer q tn. south 2s.ninssoa Buiiiins
On 4 81 s. Il. Z, ssi az g
Ss1ss 4 Ri. eli; =, a.s ns
nine, lsay q II nuei Lea subdivision Of orisiS.i
sss s
the same on fennsylyanis avenue ct the Southwest
a sSa
us, feei thenee nor hwestwArdly 81 right angles
l4k) inches; thence due vest to an alley tee fee,
wide; thence along aid alley ten tiol fest and ten
nue. sScat twenty s:bi feet % the norisssst
OF original lot number i've, aud thence BY and with
the place Of besnnng, tOs ether with the iaprose
ments thereon, consstine Of dne, substantial and
Terms Of sale. On. fourth cash. d which sso
must be depo Iited the time OF sale the balance 10
with IN Eve day. from the sale the Trustee. reserve
All cenTsyspcine Al sureSs.er's cost. u
% WIEEIs. 4 4: x EssxsGk Trustees.
d2aawsw6ds LATIMEk 4 OLEA8Y, Aucts.
RI sRlss g VILLA Ms: A y:
cEAsgTRTTss44EISE yA6gAskksfs9SsP
s5s 81 I5SAHlJ S' 81
- By virtue Of 3, . "a decree H...sd b. the 81,
al VI, Y lillian D. O murdoch Ell al :. we viii sell.
DAY u
r e. 1Ios ss s
streets; running thence p feet on Bridge street;
can. :sa .oeh T ss ~
to west line OF Congress street, thence south
and With west line Of Congress street 10 feet be-
The property is improved, and is one of the most
valuable and best business stands In the city Of
Terms OF sale: Ons-sxth cash, and the balance in
thirty eSn. Ia. month"; ~,n Interest a. the
with security % the satisfaction Of the Receivers
Ss 0 stsGd ss :S % s
time than q. aforesaid, ct the same rate ofintsrest
an and sp a
E EHi Il + s .HzEsHistr.} Receivers.
aea WIN. j. d m5thEs 3 WILLIAMS. Auet.
h0 feof Horthvest Corner i6sS sni .u
sT0KY BRICK DwILLING AND TWO
Nos els AND $40 N STREE { N. W., AT AUG.
- By virtue ola deed Of trus. to us, dated April
al o. 1873, and duly recorded in lber ga. folio 2o5
one Of he land records of Washington, ID. c.,
and BY direction OF the party thsreby secured, we
s :s 's s .;
Of December, 1874 at O'Clock D. m, lots "a and rs,
in the missioners sub division Of lots 81 and 81
in sub division Of square AS together with the i'm
proyements thereon. consisting OF two two story
brick houses, Nos. 6ls and o2o street north
yest.
Terms: The amount of the Indebtedness secured
BY said deed Of trust goo, with inter est and the
expenses ef SALE In cash: balance in and IL months
secured by deed OF trust on the properly. II the
terms Of sale are not complied with within days
after sale the property viii be resOd at the risk aud
cost Of The deiaulting purchaser. Conyeyancing at
purchaser cost
b. ii. WARMER, lr
HENRY STBAsBgRGER,S trustees
dl0-dAds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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IL IA, sy s,gI 81 S SSyEF p, rHi DIS

ffot1tSa OccthicG
In the case Of mary Ann Ferry, sdministratrix Of
HUGH ffRkY, deoeAsed, the sdmisissrs-
trix aforesaid has with the APPRECIATION Of the su-
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia Aforesaid.
appointed TUESDAY, the 2sth d. cember a. d. lS1
fof the hnai settlement and eisributlon Of the
soRsl Of said deceased, aud Of the assets d
bsnd, as far ~ the same have been collected end
and heirs Of said deceased notified 20 attend.
with their claim, properly vouehed, OF they nay
deceasedb estate: frectd>d copy Of this order b
published once week for three weeks In the e<ar
q i sn% fess:.x. %fBsTER. Register Of wuls.
Info.rAA1tk TS oSSs fqE1lESffSffss: surhDsss
established A Agency IN TITS ems, srs prsp.rsd r.
tnIrishs = tss Shortsss noeiss. az kin1s q oSf
tscss, bglters sr ocnsrscecrs - M i?vsst 1nrao
ssss We az eSSsssnpy % 80 vs ,ssss 49,
ylndey stis, oeps, Deer 81, essks. ws.sr I,bis.
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NO HUMBUG.-L. RIC1 Win pay Q lair essh
~ price for any hind Of Ladiey', Cent? and OhiI.
e2s TIN street. between sn1 G, south.
Note b. mall Dro0ytly atfSndod 10, feD-ly
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AUCTION SALES.

- A.es,o...r, 20 - t.s.s. sros.r,,
star oocs Buiidinss.
Books. onMPRI IkG THosE of PusLic
pVSa s.hTs. hv'His, PERIODICALS.
on soNpxY svRsISG. Dec ssa eomne.cirs
~ CLOCK, 1t eur auction rooms. vs wiii cell the
n: B.-Psr lee ua.bls TO attend the sale oan have
'iiH '''fr s Isff II III .'f oIssEi. Aos
b SertS-.si oossss ia ana 3 ssrs.s.
fHRxi srokY ssiok pxkLLiNe On IA RAJ
MssT sIpn or lsrH sfsnEr. bssvsea n
- BY .ir,ue q . deed " trust % joshua Whit
= corded q Liesr No ss, folio Isl, one 2; the
land records Of Washington aaty. d O., aud also
Di.,riss q oo@S passed on tn Sc SsT ., Joe,
lNf, IN the cause 81 Galt olmste~a &c 81 so
trustees in place Of Ii. said Josaus sissT. ae.
Ceased ana ~ the written Request of the % ~
Siss.s Ssssa on BE p.
eenbes ~. S,, q osleck 2. m, bot 2 and the
loss fifteen ls aud sixteen LOO, In square tvo nun
dred aud eighty ssl beginning Cot the san h.
.9pare spd running thence north with the Inc Of
2tb street st "a feet inches thence west lss feet
iset inches tser east iss feet II inch.. 10 ,ss
place Of beeipnins together with the i'm proveuent.
.s ~ fa q s.:s SsSs.
rs and u nssths, with interest, secuT ed o. deed
Of trnst. Stamps md convey saeing ct the cost OF
the purchaser. 800 down when the property L.
struck OF. The trustees reserve the right 20 resell
the property At the risk and cost OF the desutins
surehss-r IN case the terms are not complied with
within hye days an er sale.
BBSShnikARB Il; waRSEs.l Trustees.
-os-eosds GREEN 4 WiLLIAhs, Auc,..
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, Jan. iS71, same hour and,pl.os.
BY oruer Of the Iruste~s.
DIS GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

fl Merry Christmas
II Happy .NtsC Y,ear3
As HERETOFORE, HAVE PREPARED
EKTENsITELY 70 SUPPLY rHE LITTLE
AS WE'LL As CHILDREN OF A LARGER
GROWTH, WITH THEIR
HOLIDAY GIFTS,
AND WOULD ONLY BEG ny CUSfOKERS
THANKING THEK VERY HEARTILY FOR
PAST FAVORS, NOT TO DEFER THEIR
PURCHASES UNTIL THE LASrFEW DAYS
BEFORE CHRISTMAS, BUT TO
COME EARLY,
so As 30 SECURE
BETTER ATTENTION
A BETTER SELECTION.
that celebrated
INITIAL CHRISTMAS TREE,
the only Of the ki.d in the United States which
LIT UP By GAS EVERY NIGHT
Let your children have . look ct 1t.
B. . LV 4 r d i R6,
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
decl6-tr SI9 IrH STREET. NEAR PKNNA. AVE.
OIL LOVES, MI
sl1 MARKET SPACE.
HOLIDAY GOODS OPENING!
NEW AND DESIRABLE
FANCY GOODS FOB HOLIDAY PREsESrs
Linen Embroidered Sets, Handk erch iefs in Fancy
Boxes, Nalenctsnnes trimmed Handk erchiefs.
collars, Ladie.' 6ashes. scarfs. FancY
Bows, Silk fichus, Kid Gloves, &C. dl9-4t
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u ILL D @ H Il ID U LIE,
FOE NORFOLK AND BOSTON.

LADY OF '' THH IAkE,Sca a nS'' Nc $3.50
the .; s; Mail, viii leave hsr skA2AzE
MONDAY and THURSDAY, ct : D. m stoppins a
at the principal river landings, for NOKfOkK.
connecting ct Norfolk with the n. II. Hteanahiv
Company for Boston.
.nasis r. ssSn'S aossS1
will receive and deliver freight until ! D. m.
Branch Ticket Once at knoxb Express once
corner Pennsy lv anfa avenue and 9Th 1t,
DORSEY CLAGETT, General Agent,
Plants store, corner 18th and n. y. ave.
eel7-tr (RApub q Patriot,1
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Bows. siIk Fichus, Kid Gloves. &c. Sis-a
A NEW FAMILY PRESENT.
sOMKTHINa NOVEL AT
30 G. AN q WYLIE,S.
lois AND ls3o 7rH STREET INV.
LIE PETIT TRoUssEAU:
ndsrs i 60 S Sc. OF hadis
standard - nslins, handsomely boxed, at prices
We offer . com lete stock Of FANCY AND STA
PIE pRf GOODS, suited TO the wants of all
classes, at Gerry loU prices, ONE PKICE TO ALL.
HOLIDAY GOODS
AT CoNNOLLY's,
Cos 9th street, opposite Patent Office.
Issies and Cents fine Pocket q andkerchiefs.
Ladies Embroidered and Lace HAndkerchiefs.
Embroidered Sets Collars ard Cuffs
Ore. two and three button Kid Gloves, 81, 81 Is
six Hsndksrehiefs. scarfs and SecRties.
Ghildrens F1rs, 81 50 sett
BACK rS,s' s sns c cesfss vs1ss SIS
Fine striped Shswls, IS to $40.
Large STOCK Fine Dress Goods.
great VARIETY 0 aHs at GSw Press ds
RoBERT BEAIL'
BOOKSELLER AND SfArIONER,
4J9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
has q large and elegar assortment of richl
FANCY GOODS,
Also. fine editions, in ine binding, Of standard
DICKEss, THACKERAY,
IRVING, wAvEKLY NOVELS,
BULwER, sHAKSPEARE, &C.. &c
JUVENILE AND TOY BOOKS in great variety.
The above will be sold at prices far below those
usually charged for similar goods. DIG St
7 Ow PRICES
II AND BEST QUALITIES.
Choicest Christmas Goods.
JAPAN ss SSSf ssss' DnrAH'A1'';
' ssp oksAMENTAL WARE,
rRrN Bsau Woa ReIi.sf az ch Dsw
FRENCH sbAGE FggIIs.
GHEBsIEs. slacs.
LARGE AND HANDSOME k ElGsi sI.'''
RIPE s sss. sNsss
~ kiPs MALAGA GRAPES.
rhrff fhFirn re1s.
ASPARAGUS,
noSh PfCRn LES AND SAUCES
PATE DE FOIEs GRAs, with TrulIes.
hA1LIkRSs 6 6kNEMf HAFRLt 5i sIfSl
,,,no fer Ch5istmas Trees. ct low prices.
fBhsH IL Glass ssf ss. saGSf and d.
hcious As If Just picked from the tree.
n. w. BURCHELL,
dlo.9w 1882 sTREET.
'NHOICE GKOCERI9a.
snc s near n. n.9 Hofs p
e s Market af viii be found . well selected nj
EIRsT-CLAss GROCERIES,
attention Of our patrons and the public GENERALLY.
Bead the following price list:
Bet Be-, EE. s,, rlSur :. 81 % psr barrel.
k Be-; S S.nSo~dsr Tea 81 S perm.
Ell s::' f GS1safih !: Is Is /:
S Al Scses, roasted. at i cent. psrlS
Best Green Coffee. s
SGSd Brown Sugar at 4 .
And many other articles to numerous 10 mention
which VIII Be old :, very ioxsst rates. An inspso
p. q. AOWSER q CO.,
L,
noyl-n Between and o streets.
DROWNING l. MIDDLETON,
GrOcerS,
PENy ANA AVENUE, BETWEEN 6 III AND 7rH
MEsTIe ANDI MPoRTED GROCERIES,
10 large and completely assorted, and we are pre.
pared 10 oder the same at low figures In the line Of
NUTS,
Tor table use we have
sHKLLBARKs. BRAZIL NUTS PECAN
NUTS, PArERsHELL ALMONDS, LANGUE.
DOR ALMONDS, FRENCH PRUNEs, HAVANA
OkANGks, MALAGA GRAPES, CANTON GIN
CAB, kAIsfES, FIGS. OURRAnTs.
GUkVA JELLY,
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
and q full assortment Of
CHEESE AND CRACKERS.
Constantly receiving Foreign
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FLETCHER'S
NEW JAPANESE STORE,
1909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE;
dl7 81. Between l2,h and 18th streets.
ELEGANT HOLIDAY GIFTS
GILMAN'S DRUG STORE,
car PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
, Bohemian Toilet Sets. Pun Boxes and PUTS, odor
Boxes, ColOgres, &c, at GILMAH'S
Russia Leather Goods, Dressing Cases. Porte
mousis., hne Pungents, Hand Plate Mirrors and
stand Mirrors, covered with Russia Leather, At
Vienna Goods, in great variety; Ivory Hair
brushes very superior; scotch II air Brushes, Puff
Boxes, ana Infants Hair Brushes at ~
GILMASiS DUG STORE,
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, English and
EEenct, an endless vsrivty,at
GILMAH's, CAT Psnna avenue
LGb.n's and ether Superior French Extract. for
English Extracts for the hsndkerchief French
En9lsh aEd American roi,et Soaps, in great BRO,
t1sicn,aE GILMAN's DRUG sTORE
OF Pennsylyania avenue.
COLONIES, Bay Rum, Florida later and ALI kjnd.
y &c tmstes aud Toilet GOOds, with full supply on
Family II &c ciuer, rust received At wy "
deI-lR Ikep GiLNAN's DRUG STORE
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LIVERY STABLES.

OLCOTT son,
-. BOARDING LIVELY and SALE STABLES,
40 Sth street, bet. ID and Z, aud Chain Alleg, III
between 18th and l4th. Office, Nillards
, Best carriages furnished. Special care paid &c
me ooardlng OF horses. dee2l-ly
A LLIS0N RAlLOR. JR.
"A LIVERY AND HIRING STABLES
eTrLlSH CARRIAGES and COACH MEN.
oeclO ~ 1929 E street n. W.
ELLINGTON STABLEs.-R. ORUIr,
"A G STREE ct, BETWEEN l7TH AND iSrH
Csrriaetsb By day or hour, and for weddings or
pAItles dec20ly
Coh6kESS STABLBb,
~ EtsAtA ssrsss, basessa d $40 T. -
HsrSes and Busgies FOR Hire, and . fresh ~
supply OF COED Horses for sale every week -
ysI-T RIOHARD WANT, Preprister.
VASE, NAILORB STABILIZE, 1896 ST,
w CARRIAGES Of the --latest styles constantly o.
Parties, Weddings, and recs ptiens fur
nished With the most comfortable and
elegant Carriages. Particular attention 70 board
ing Horses, and Horses Alwass Tor sale and slI
ohAnGe. dacle.0
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9O3 shvhAih sthhNr' 903
SAMUEL y. G BARBOUR
HOLIDAY GOODS
FOB YOUNG AND OLD,
Embracing all the Standard Works finely hound for
presentation. Fine Bibles, Prayer and Hymn BOOB A.
Juveniles, Russia Leather Goods, Work Boxes
Writing Desks, Inkstands. fne Cutlery. Gold Pens
SC, &c, the finest assortment ever ffered 70 the
Washington public. Also, a fine stock of Miscela-
ueous Books
~ The cheapest German Chromos in the CITY,
Remember the name and number
SAMUEL B. G. BARBOUR, 900 9TH st.,
dig ct One door u orth of L.
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CRRIsTMAs Is COMING
Eyerybody who vishes to buy C0NFEOTIoH.
Ekf, BkUIT and POUND CAKE, m ads OF the best
material; suGAk TVS and T9iMMING5 for
Cnristm0 tees; NUTS, BAIctNS, figs, &C., at
the lowest prices, should not fail to cali 1t 10 an
bElsiEGEk's enlarged and we'll stocked estab-
!ishment before buying elsewhere. No. 6l3 AZ ST.,
beweeH and @ ste. southwest. de5 tlani
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AUCTION SALES.


DIT LATlMEk d OLEARr
- Auctiooeers and Real Estats Brokers,
0outhwest oorner OF PennA aveuus aud lfth street.
Star Once Buiiiing
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RY LArfMnR . eLRABY,
Auctsoneers and Real Estate Brokers',
ooothvo2 corner Psnnsyivau6a sven0s 80 i'm a
Star o0ce BuiidinRu.
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A NCAOR LlEE STEAMEBS
eAIL EVERY SATURDAY,
Passenger booked to and from any Railway Eta.
don or Seaport In Great Britain, Ireland, --henn
Norway, Sweden, pspperk, Germany 44E0
United States.
Cabin fare from NEW YORK TO LONDON LIy.
ssssP 5 GLASGOW and DERRY SOS and
EXOURBION TICKETS, el9o.
intermediate, e3S: stserase, ESQ: al paysbk in
Currency.
Parties sending for their friends In the Old o. un
try can purchase tickets at lowest rates. Tor fur
Their p6rticutars apply 70 the Agent, q, CA n.
MACK, Jr., 1898 y street, Washington.
HENDRR6ON BROTHEBS.
mayO Bowling Green, New YoTk,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-28

SOME FACTS ABOUT RUss1A.-Somei inter-
esting statistics have been published rela-
tive to the intellectual and material devel-
opment of Russia during the last three
years. The unsatisfactory state of public
education is accounted for by the deficiency
of teachers. The. newspapers, on the
other hand, increase both in number and
circulation. But the greatest progress has,
of course, been made in the commercial
and industrial departments. Iu 1860, the
value of the exports was ICE, O3l ,5s7 rou-
bles, and of the imports 135,1el, 745 rou-
bles in 1870, the exports were sold for
35l ,576, 1853 roubles, and the value of the
imports was 3l5 ,4O7 400 roables. The for
eign trade of Russia has thus increased by
l2s per cent, in the last ten years. The
increase in the imports, moreover, is not a
normal one, for it is caused, to considera-
BILE extent, by the importation of arms, rails,
machinery and other articles for which
there is not n constant demand. The ex-
ports consist chiefly Of rye, wheat, oats,
ETC., (l65, O00, 900 roubles), fax, temp,
bacon, cattle, skins, hops and wood. Tie
largest trade is with England exports
40 ,O00, 900 roubles, imports 10Y 900 ,OOO)
next comes Prussia, who took $1,000, 900
roubles' worth of the exports, and i'm ported
into Russia l25, DOC, 900 roubles worth.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-28

Few people really reelize how many acres
are unoccupied in the Great West. There
are eleven territories, two or three OF which
are twice or three times as large as New
England and it is a small territory that is
not at least ten times az large as Massa
chusetts. Colorado is thirteen times as
large as Massachusetts,, while Dakota and
Arizona are halt as large again as Colorado.
The eleven territories contain over one
billion and quarter acres, exceeding by
nearly two hundred thousand square miles
the aggregate territory of all the at present
admitted States of the Union. The terri
tory of Alask contains 369, 500 900 acres.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-28

There appears to be nothing 60 destruct-
i've to human life as empty fire arms. A
pistol or gun which every one believes to
be unloaded is very likely to go off in some
miraculous manner and kill somebody, and
as rule ought to be feared more than
when known to be loaded. Eer instance,
Miss Jane Owens, of Postvillage, Green
county, MISS, eighteen years old, and her
brother, twelve years old, were handling a.
gun, which was thought to be unloaded. All
at once, while in the boys hands, the gun
went off, the whole charge, wads included,
penetrating Miss Owens brain and killing
her instantly.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-28

THE Work OF WEAVER. At New
bury, England, a gentleman recently made
wager Of $4,000 that at eight O'Clock on a
particular evening he would. ait down to
dinner in o well-woven, well-dyed, well
made suit of clothes, the wool of which
formed the fleece on sleeps backs at five
o'clock that same morning. Two sheep
stubbed, roved, spun and woven the cloth
was secured, fulled, tented, raised, sheared,
dyed and dressed the garments were made.
At n quarter past six he sat down to din
ner at the head of his guests in complete
damson colored suit-thus winning his
wager, with one hour and three-quarters to
spare.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-28

The Swedish coonists at New Swe den,
Me-, retain the costume of their native
country. The dress Of the men and boys
resembles that worn by our grandfathers,
straight dress, with short sleeves, a narrow
apron, and upon the head u silk handker-
chief folded and tied under the chin, and
looking odd, pretty and comfortable Both
wear their national wooden shoes with high
heels and turned-up toes, and painted
oiack. The children are dressed exactly
ike father and mother, and look like dwarf
ed editions of manhood and womanhood.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-28

QUESTIONS FOR Our READERS TO AN
swER.-Why should delicate, house bred
little girls wear upon their legs only thin
muslin drawers, and fine cotton stockings,
while the great strong men, who are their
fathers, wear stout, warm cloth both for
drawers and pantaloons, and leather boot
Legs besides Why should the little girls
go with their arms and shoulders bare.
while their fathers have shirts and lined
vests and coats on their shoulders, and
shirts and lined coat sleeves.on their arms
Whyf
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-28

We share in che grief and aAaistien - his
people, for We knew him throuGh maay
years, and had the hAPptneea Oe 6olne in-
structed BY hiss wisdom IN pablie and Hrt-
vate relations, and of ofbaa llss61ln& 70 his
able and profound pulPit disecarses. His
orstory was uuimpaseao4e9 Int striking.
No ono over heard Elm who I'D not ditect-
" feel that IL was sonse NOT sOund which
characterised the decsassA psolate. ~ .
dislecticiaa u may Justly b claimed for
him that be WAS without Q superior In she
American Church. Without the splendid
dre Of England or the Servid eloQuepce Of
Ryder, he yet deserved to rank with both
IN phflosophio perception, and was our
model pulpit crater, % . mothodfcal and
close thinker. His address was eminently
dignified and impressive. While he went
in quest of NO mere rhetorical effects, the
severeet criticism would be at q loss to de-
sect fault in his arrangement. Thus his
Ideas supported each other throughout,
made their way with cumulative force to
che minds of the hearers, and in their logi-
cal and luminous sequence rendered the
conclusion he wished to establish always
irresistible. Although the voice of the de-
ceased prelate was not o particularly good
one, and his style of speaking was general
ly in the KEY, the idea enan-
ciated always came fresh from the brain
and thue served to impart strength and ef
feet to the expression. His delivery pos
sessed another quality which every orator
Of high order whose lung power is limited
should endeavor to cultivate-it was DELHI
crate, and distinctly modulated in Tone
baltimore Mirror, Jan. 20.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
John BOIS,

JOHN BOIS,
291. Camp Street.
Returns hi. sincere thanks the public for the liberal
patronage bestowed upon him the past and respect
fully socits continuance of the guaranteeing
in all cases TO give full satisfaction He has had his
establishment THOROUGHLY REFITTED and RE.
PAIRED and now ofers for sale . fine lot of FURNI.
TuRE, LOOKING GLASSES, LECTURES, SHADES,
CORDS, etc.
Pictures aud Looking Glasses Framed. Upholstering
Repantng and Varnishing Gpne in the best manner,
and Furniture moved with cSse and dispatch.
p Mr.. Boise charges are VERY Low. sea- 6n1
WALL PAPER. PAINTS, WINDOW GLASS, Etc
Ill., Common Street. .119
The undersigned. formerly of los Canal street, an
nounces to his friends and the public that he is
located at 1I9 COMMON STREET, between Camp and
st Charles streets
He calls special attention to his stock of WALL
PAPER ranging in price from l0c a roll upwards.
His stock Of PAINTS, OILS. GLASS, WINDOW
SHADES, ETC., being very large. and his expenses
being much lower than formerly he is enabled sell
all articles in his line at Greatly Reduced Prices.
NJ WHEELAHAN, 1l9 Common ST.
hand myA II ly
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-28

Gentility is neither in birth, wealth,
manner, nor fashion-but in the mind. A
high sense of honor, a determination never
to take a mean advantage of another, an
adherence to truth, delicacy and politeness
towards those with whom we have deal
ings, are the essential characteristics of a
gentleman,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-28
T UTTER,
IL. Importer and Dealer in
FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASSES

T Err.
FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASSES
Fine Oil Paintings. Engravings and Autographs in
Colors and Plain; Chromos Of all Publications. Oval
and Square Portrait and Picture Frames of all
sizes and patterns; Artists Materials for
Painting in Oil, Water and Pastel Colors;
Carpets. Mats, Mating and Rugs,
Lace Curtains, Window Shades and Cor.
. niccs, Curtain Holders, Picture Cord and
Tassels, Photograph Albums, Pray Books,
Crucifxes, Carved Wooden Goods etc. Fine French
CARVED OAK DINING ROOM MIRRORS.
1886 CANAL STREET. CTouro Row,
mhle lilly New Orleans.
WILLIAM EGAN,
w Manufacturer and Repairer of Spring
Hair. Feather Moss and Excelsior MATTRESSES
Also, Pillows Sheets. Blankets and Mosquito Bars,
No. s5 BIENv1LLE STREET, between Royal and
Bourbon streets, Now Orleans.
Steamboata, Hotels and Boarding Houses supplied at
short notice and low rates Also Storage received
and carefully stored. seq al Iy
FURNITURE FOR SALE AT HUGH FLYNNS,
i"i Poydras street between St Charles and Caron.
deie stTcets Second hand Furniture bought large
OF small quantities. Furniture received and
we'll cared for; Office und Household Furniture sold at
the most reasonable rates. Also lsrge lot of Iron
Bedsteads which win be sold cheap. Office and sales.
room 67 Ppydras between st. Charles and Carondeet
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