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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-07-20
March 31st, 1872.

: 'NEi.N l. n1nthH after fas
/. date, | intend to close F.Trx;n
my business al my present ,.~' 3
stand, to op"! again next door ,H.st.zsst
to Dr. Srhlry'a in the room uOw occupied
by Mrs#rs. >ta,lhrr az Dry Goods Store.
In order to carry, if possible, in the new
store an entirely rev stock Of goods !
shall, during these twelve months, OTTER Oft
nay stock, nor an hon1, AT and below cost,
until the last vcsiiyc Of the same is cleared
Out. Now then
CoMElE FOR THE DAEGAINS,
assure you that | am ready to sell at pvi
ct- lower than ever offered in this town:
GOLD AID SILVER WATCHES,
Opera, Matinee, Leontinc, Ciatclain and
GENTS VEST CHAINS,
GOA, Silver Hair, and plat"d ones;
PINS AID EAR RINGS,
il sets orSrparntc;
BRACELETS, ARNLETS ,NECNLACEs
LOCNETS, CHARMS. RINGS,
sLEEVE-BCTToNs,
studs and Gents Pins, including quite an
assortment of Emblclns of different Socic-
ties Il handsome supply Of
SOLID SILVER WARE,
Silvcr-Plutcd Tea Sets, Walters, Baskets,
Butter Dishes, Casters, Fruit Stands,
Goblcts, &c. DC.
CLOCKS IN GREAT VARIETY;
SrECTACLEs AND EYE GLASSES
in cold, silver, white metal, steel and rub
Der frames.
OF all the above an abundant supply on
hand
REPAIRING as hcrct oforc unsurpassed
i'll Workmanship and with greatest dispatch.
Everyihing,as represented guaranteed by
ClIAS. H. q. FOX,
Nearly opposite the City Hotel.
mar 80 If Frederick, Md
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Coach Factory.

ME subscriber having rented from Mr.
l. John Rouzc, the old stone building
in McchanicstoWn, known rs Capt. VIM
T.. Jones Tanncry, is prepared to carry ON
the
COACH MAXIM BUSINESS
and RcpoVing Coorhes, E"0gie$, etc.
in the hest ,ranner and in the cheapest
style lie will warrant his work to he sub,
stantial and of the best quality of mate
rials. He solicits IA fair share OF custom.
G. +. HITESllEW.
o." n, B.-Thc work will be executed
at the lowest rates for CASH.
june 14w
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CROFT HOUSE,
NorM Nurkct street,
FREDERICK CITY, MARYLAND.

IvINIIE undersigned would respectfully
| inform the public, that he has taken
charge of this Wen known HOTEL, lately
occupied by Joseph Croft, which is being
fitted up in good style where he is prepared
to entertain the Travelling Public with
Good Cheer and the comforts Of Il pleasant
home His TABLE and BAR will be
supplied with the best the market affords.
His STABLE will be furnished with good
provendrr and attentive Ostlrrs. BoardrrS
taken Nv the dav, week, month or year
And (.%5" MARK THIS, his charges will
I've moclcratc and in accordance with the
spirit of the times.
CO" viii be thankful for share Of the
public custom.
ian. oO-tf JOHN NEED.
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Western Maryland R. R,

\ REGULAR Daily FREIGHT Train j.
\ n"W running between Baltimore and
smith hmr%. IN Washington county. Md,
g. itt miles from IIa"crsiown The Wrs.
tern Maryland Railroad Company is pre-.
pare, 10 receive and forward Frrighis 80
0nl fr"m baltimore and SmithS'nr- and
Waynr~huro' S,rion, and all other Sta.
:inn~ ON IL line" Merchandise destined for
these points should he sent to the Northern
Central f'rri|ni Drpr', corner North and
Centre Streets, marked f. the care of the
Western Maryland Railroad Company.
Information concerning rates. &c., will
he furnished at the Freight and Passenger
Agents Onirr, $50 North Calvert Street.
JOHN +. RIGNEN.
GENENAI. SUPERINTENDENT.
WILLIAM II. JoHpoN,
FrriHht "wd passenger -1M"t
! .NRE&lI DRUGS.--'l'hc subscriber has
supply of FRESH DRUGS and MEDI-,
ClNES which hr offers for sale ON pleas,
imr terms Cali and see.
DR. GEO. VI. ZIMMERMAN,
sept 23-tf Water street
MARYLAND MATTRESS IA c,
y TOR y.
No. II MrC2eNn street, Bittmorr
WILLIAM IT. SILK.
Manufacturer Of all kinds OF Mattresses
and Bedding for the trade
~" Repairing promptly attended to.
llJ-4w
y r. BANKS & son,
| \. Importers and Dealers in
CWNI, GLlSS d QtEENSWiRE..
And Manufacturers of
S II O y + w 4 f F. T..
No. 1}South Stree 4,
dee Q Baltimore, Md.
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Z REli ELUl IIlUN
l.; PRICE or
tEEEaEsEfTN,S CARRIAGES.

CXILUHXN.S ca HRI4fEN.
CUILUREN'!t CARRIAGES,
SINGLE AND TWIN CARRIAGES
Ope" Air Better Tho" Phy.ic.
Ia order to make room for our Fall Fur-
ch ,AtS, we commence THIS DAY to rum
OF our supply of CAildrcn's Carriages, 4 7
rO.ST and under
All wanting a Carriage now for the It'll"
one, had better call soon at
SMI IFS
july LOTT Temple Of Fancy.
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\IOUNTAIN RESTAURANT :,

TIL" subscriber, just from Lit,lrslown,
Adams county Pa, has opened Il Rrstaur-
ant and Liquor Store, Wholesale and Re-
tail, in the new house of Mr. William l.
.\rmncost corner of Carroll street and De
pot lane,
VI T. c II \ NICSTO WN. NJ D.,
precisely where the Cars of the Western
Maryland Railroad stop, His liquors will
be of the best quality, pure and fine, Oys-
trrs served up al any hour in the morning
until 10 O'Clock at night in every style of
superior cooking scolloped. roast
ed. hroiled or fried. Having an rxprrcnc-
ed yrnirn1n with me to conduct the Gull
nary department, iiattrr mvS, # VIII be
able to give general satisfaction to all per
sons who may patronizr my house in
wife strangers and people Of the surround
inc country 10 rive me call.
II. y. MOTHER.
l., lt
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CUSTOMER BOOT AND SHOE
MANU- FACTORY.

r. ME subscriber has opened Boot and
| Shoe Mandatory, ut the store Room,
on South Market street Frederick city, Md.,
recently in the occupancy of DR.. Joseph
Is. CARROT, aN a drug store. Ladies and
GcntIcm"n'S
SHOE AND BOOT WEAR
of all kinds will be made from the best ma
trrials and in til" latest styles hy "Aprr.rn-
rrl wurkmcn The undersigned being Il
practical mechanic, the WORK viii he made
under his own supervision. and customers
can fully rely upon the character Of al"
work furnished thrm Under no circ,.m-
stances, work other than his own mHA,,-
flcturr viii he sold tOrlI>tpmcrs BN strict
attention to business and promptly waiting
upon customers. thr undersigned hopes To-
merit fair share Of the public patronage.
Can at &c. ii South Market street Aul rel
measured. y cool fit j. guaranteed. Re
~prr';jlliN. JOHN \. STEINER
july IS
Ny son, Charles II. STEINER is associated
with nae in the above hl>jn,~> and is n t'ull
partner The firm will he known a, Slci-
urr x Son. Respectfully,
aur - JOHN \. STEINER
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T,lIIS establishment having been thor
l. ou%hly renovated and cleaned up from
the garrett to the ccllar,is now open for the
reception Of permanent and transient boar
dcrs, and the traycllin" public All who
may call will he waited upon with polite
ness and attention. He solicitS a share of
public patronage.
may i -3W
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-07-20

O Il G. \ \ l. so y G.,
Tune "HCrmt 4t hJN",n,y"
When rolling orb, from chaos sprung
A Guide for the oppressed;
One sparkling star Kind nature flung
And nA'd it in 'hc West;
.Admiring millions view it, flight,
And ha,Icd it from atar;
Enraptur'd, bless its cheering fight,
They call it FREILoM'S STAR
Beneath its influence, deserts wild
Are deck Il in Eden bloom,
|, makes the wintry tempest mild
Deep forests cease to gloom;
And man erect with eyes of fire,
TIL opprrssor's threats can dare;
May to mans dignity aspire
And bless his FREEDOM STAR.
1t can a brighter mantling glow
DER Flushing beauty shed,
\ smile Of heavenly radiance throw
A halo round her head;
The warrior rouse thro' tented field
To drive the rapid car,
W bile tyrants pale ana trembling Nlclu
TO FREEDOM 5 BLAZING STAR.
Then sweep, We Bards, the sounding Tyre
In animating strain ;
Sagrs consume with pens of fire
The fell opprcssor 5 chain;
Then to the field We brave and free,
Nor dread the storm Of war;
Your guide to victory shall be
Dear FREEDOMS BLAZING STAR.
pLASTER.-A full supply of Windsor
| Plaster just received at the Depot, anC
or sale by ~
GEO. w. STOCkSDALE,
maylSiW
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Fer III, tutrcttH tNart0n.
TIE COUNTY SEAT.

tltFt we 20 anu ~ IL ItiiS,
And suffer no defeat;
Wen pull long and pull strong
For the County seat.
M"chanicstown has plenty of water
As pure as from Il fountain,
That guSheS out from every quarter
OF the CatOclin mountain.
A crccnhack factory she ought'to have
Built up near the mill,
And have Il pump to pump them out
That all their pockets might fill.
Without this Mcclanicstown
Can never successfully compete,
With her wealthy sister towns
For the County seat.
Crca~crstown to advantages do posses
Her mineral drpoSitcs are surely
excess,
Her water power to SIT
Is the brightest on the page,
And especially do we honor her
On account Of h@ragr
Crcagcrstown though very old
Is not SO slow they say;
But she can never get the seat,
We were told the other day.
Rocky Ridge is spanking town,
Though she's not complete,
MIL l,r til,lln tnl.,S hn sound
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Joseph 4. Wicrman. Proprietor.


FJNlllS House is now ready for the rrcrp-
| ton of hnar,lrrS and the ilavrlin.
public 1t is newly fitted up with all ne
crss;ry conyrnirncrs. 1t is roomy, airy
and pleasantly located. 1t is Il G-A,
three Story Brick Building with a
rs rooms Excellent water ncarLA---
the house. During the approaching sum
mcr months it will afford pleasant retreat
from the noi-c and hustle of the city.
The house is well furnished and the pro-
prictor will supply the table with all the
comforts and drIicHcics of the season.
The view of the surrounding country is
grand BOarGcrS from the city and gentle
men of leisure can enjoy themselves here
during the sumner in an agreeable man
nor. The house is quiet and RETIRED and
every cnd"avor will be made TO please.
apr 20'f
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1f9's3r1" FIR VII }

~ VI, SMITH, Manufacturer aad Deal,
~. cr in Furniture and Mattresses.
Particular attention paid to repairing OF
FURNITURE. Looking Glass plates re-
placed in old frames. All of which can he
had of the lalrs, styles and for the cheap
est CASH PRICES
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]. D. MILLER g. BRO. I
MILLS, Frrd'k Co. M

One mile from MerIonI"aor
TNIlE subscribers havin" leased k,
/ Franklin Mills, are now ready TO ijD
ply a generous public with the very III
grades of FLOUR, Meal Corn, Oats. ~
OhalS AT market prices for CASH. " w.
ground or exchanged on tin, best of trrins
Choppng and sawin" done at the shortes
notice. Market price paid for all kinds ID
grain. Having Il thorough knowledge d
milling in all It's branches, we are prepare
to do work in Tie est manner, and turf
out Il superior article of flour We inytl
the public TO give lls :, fair trial.
J. ID. MILLER 4 BRO.
e2f We also keep on land Plaster
which we will sell at fair prices. "
may -,Nu~. Mf
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NNA NJ. j.. Ell .NH',
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-28

There are certain women in this country who
are making prodigious cstter In speeches, news
paper articles and by other means, about what they
can their "righte." A nomep.s thought however
Ing machine has been more edectual aid In givingto
women generally their riRhts" than all the caIsor
made by them from the days Of Xanthippe 70 the
diminished tight tho Weakened nerves, which
inevitable attendants Of sowing by the old process
have disappeared and in this domestic DISPENSE
ton woman can do the sewing Of her family without
injury to her bodily health and have time le for other
thinEs This total revolution in the art Of sewing
which has always boon considered Wonnanly accom-
plishrnent and which, in many cases. ndiepensa
BILE one, has been accomplished In about twenty five
It Il nteresng at this time afer the lapse Of
quarter OF century. to notice the ploPorticRs 20
which the sewing machine business has grown. 1t
pears from the rotrns made by the different companies
for the year 1871 that the Singer Sowing Machine Com
pany alone sold ISL 26O machines last year This
the largest number sold By any company, exceed
ing the next highest number sod by moro than fifty
Thousand, and the third highest number by than
one hundred and tharty thousand The popularity Of
the machine is further shown by the fact that
ont of 2944 machines ordered by the Chicago Relief
Committee the 9Th of the present month for the
citizens Of that CITY, 247 Of the Singer pattern
These enormous figures indicate the of the
sewing business to-day when It has but just
what 1t win become in the future-Nec York Evening
Post d. go
When We remember that that intellectual giant
William Cullen Bryant, who nominated for the
Presidency by the Peayune is the editor of the Post
must admit that the Singer Company hss to
feel proud Of the above notice The agents in this city
also Nessrs. Cooper Co., 80 Canal street. cannot but
feel happy that such men Bryant indOrso what
many hundrods Of thousands Of women have found to
be amonRst their best of friends and assistants
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-28

In these days of noxious eAiuvia, when
deodorizers are almost as much in request
as hair restorers, any new disinfectant will
be gratefully received. It is therefore sst.
isfactory to learn from the Poon0 Observer
that valuable discovery in this line has
lately been made in India, where, il rumor
is correct, it must be doubly welcome.
After numerous experiments with roasted
coffee, the result proves. that it is one of
the most powerful means, not only of rem
dering animal efluvia ipnocuous, but
Of actually destroying them. A room in
which meat, in an advanced degree-of de-
composition had been kept for sone time,
was INSTANTLY deprived OF all smell on an
open coffee rooster being carried Through
it containing pound Of coffee, newly
roasted. In another room, the efHsvium
occasioned by the cleaning out Of cess-
pool, 80 that sulphuretted hydrogen and
ammonia could be clearly detected, was
completely removed within halfia minute
on the employment of three ounces Of
fresh coffee. The best mode Of using it a.
. disiRfeotant II to dry the raw bean, pound
It In . mortar, and then roast tho powder
| on moderately heated iron plate until It
assumes . dark brown hue, when 1t 10 ready
for use. It must, however, be remenbered
that the coffee, to be effectual, should b
perfectly pure. .Chiccory doesn't work in
this case. End
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-28
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, July 2s
MORNING SrAR OFFICE.
N6z~nsv OF II

Saturday MorninaSJuiy q. is7a 5
coIToS-we left the market at the time Of our last
RfSsa milling a. IS to S for nadns
the business has been very small and prices tFsn
Sonas :.s
ding e % # 2s SE ispiss bales
were taken By buyers for strict ..s ne
low nssas
xSss of &c S
good SrdIsr AID 2os 5Ss t iSs
soIoaa osainary e. good ordinary 10 e isis
50 sss AZ ss. sass
g White a. sEt s, 1 ESs
s04ss s5E s.! 8 Il 10 .sos
,.sP q g e per for naked
oAfs-WequOt g e so per bTshel
5ass /: e IS e. per ton
and saa % for sheics Ws.tss9 a,a 7s mar Dbl retail
sss u $ clear
sides d to eso oisar 70 sac, and ~ TO 1910 @
EAEDTercss sell at "a to o. and kegs Of 10 TO Two
Day SALT MEAT Shoulders are quoted at Ct to '''
sBRkAKFAsr BAcoS---wosten commands loa soiOt0p'
1rEn-we quote choice western at II to scc esoo ~
Goshen at 80 to Do, and common Nprthesn OF y J;
per lib. s.l col - IA = a., an tbaisud.
ing az este Ss 90 per dos according 70 sise
to sl7. ERgn to leo per doz l - 4 a. an mar bh.
Onions sen ate3 IS to e3 50 per Dbl CspOasoss w 8
to % box. .satsssE Z . -, Ia 5,..r uoiD
CoFTEEwe quote 1g4 TO 1slc per - {go,a vi, GT
for prime, 1s3 to 93 for COED, B 70 ish ior R -
- to l62c l' = fs1it, ~ u t,ales ard
INDIA sqote ITO per yarIns 70 Sc ash
quality Domestic jutS baggfhR lase Per yere - IL
IRON THs-Are steady and hrra &c % ~ o. PN
-. ,s Money Market ,h go,
Gold liza to lIl2. American half dSnaES AO'H
steriinE SIchsnee lSSs 70 iass francs 90 e asSs
Domestic exchange, SIS 10 Per eenS - -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-28

SYMPToMs.-Slight pain in the eide, the skin
and eye assume thick yellow coat, d&eston Is i'm.
paired unpleasant aiming sensation at the pit of
the stomach experienced the bowels nreirrcgular
mind feotpl. the memory weakened, sometimes Glght
cough cOldncss Of the hands and feet sometimes
Of appetite and at others unnatural craving for food
dizziness Of the head depressed Spirits feeling OF
certainty, Of having left something undone, but can't
tell what IL L. Take Simmons Liver Regulator 1t will
remeve all unpleasant feelinGs and make you we'll,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-28
Over 500, 900 worth of the Capital Stock Of

Over 500, 900 worth of the Capital Stock Of
tho Workingmeas Bank has already been subscribed.
As the carpenters have flushed tho Necessary
alterations and improvements in its building. No. .
Camp street. which win be about the LIST Of August
Bank will commence operations Persens wishing to
money in small sums have now an opportunity Of
doing % by purchasing stock in this now company.
Tho stock 10 only cas- share payable q at the time
subscribing, and 50 cents every Monday for fortyGI
weeks Where II the man or woman who can't spare
this trife thus saving something fer rsiny day.
Read the card giving the list Of places where parties
can subscribe. rH. - s .
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-28

Invslids of the wealthier classes go to Europe
to drink Of the waters Of its renowned MeRivtng
springs but POOR till recently have been obliged to
do without the benefits these waters Now, however
through the enterprise Of MeSsrs FredeFicksOn &
HArte. 100 Canal street, not only these wasers
placed within the reach Of even the poorest Of
people but scientific combination Of the waters Of
the most renowned springs, under the nAns Of. the
EHervesoent vchy sedhtE Aperient IL offered At very
Hsement
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-28

MR. JOHN McMAINs' GRocERY.-With pleas
refer readers to the card Of Messrs Frank
Schuber and John McMains. It VIII be soon that Mr.
AcMains has become cole proprietor OF TINT exce1en
and we'll known Grocery, Nos. 572 and S74 MagAsn
street poesessod 81 great business tact much onsry
and perseverance, and having had long years Of g.
perience the Last SIX eoven Of which were paesd
this same store where he has won myriads Of frenda
Mr. dcAiains commence business on bis own account
prosperity seems assured. His friends and the public
are Invited to CALL examine his stock and prices and
see whether no cannot well by shcm rs to induce
item to become permanent customers. $50
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-28

When DESTROYS of having work of any kind
performed We naturally look around !or
and practical workman Az being such, we can and
90 recommend Mr.. T. J. Brown. a63 Camp street for
any work in bIs line of paper hanging ETC. Mr. Brown
has . large supply OF assorted wall paper window
SHADES oornices buH green and white Hollauda, Pic
ture cords, taseels, etc. His prices are modeEate
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-28

CHEAP AND COOP TEA;-The advertisement
Of Msssrs J. w. Plat & Co.. corner OF Camp and P0y
dras streetS commands the attention Of all lovers Of
good tee and ocOnomissrs OF money MSaarS. PlStt =
Go rsoaiVa Shsr soas direct ErOm the npoFteEs. and
AN. able 70 an a. nare than onsthira Lees thsa ne
usuG etsrSs kE ilar Geoas 81 sslnsEy rstaH sssrsS
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-28

Observation-Disclosures wishing to purchase
new or aeooud hand furniture would do well to call on
Mr. HuEh Flynn 1877 Poydras street. and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere MI Flynn has an
extensive assortment furniture Ofa kinds watch he
selling at very low rates. Being an" al
@abIa Gentleman ha engages TO show his stock, give
Orices and all desirsd information even though the
visitor should not Intend Immediate purchase.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-28

THREE DAYS MoRE.-For only three days
more will our people have opportunity of purchasins
ut the greatly reduced rates offered by Braselnau
Adams during their great clearance sale AT II O'Clock
Wednesday they close their store to take stock which
IL very desirable to reduce much a. possible 80
to Tighten the work. therefore they seiag at such
low prices They viii open next morning NJ usual. !.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-28

The people of Louisiana are certainly blessed
in having speedy and certain . for coughs and
colds i the Indian TurnP Pectoral Balm prepared
by B. LaPlaco El sian Fields street. opposite the old
Pontchattrain R4iiroed Depot Thoqsandc Of persons
willing to testifyta it6 eeotvehoae either in
SsnSEng curing 56ch ailments. For sale By all drug
Gete.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-28

. Carl Srhurz. the celebrated orator and
leader of The great anti Grant increment will be here
II few days and As al the fair ladies' Of he Cssss
and elegantly attred, Mesars. Byrne Co corner Of
Magazine and jackson streets, arc Offering bargains
foreign and domestic dry goods. Call in time.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-28
ADVERTISING RATES OF THE "sFAn --

rransisnt Advertisements, o. 80 per square s"o-
twenty FIVE per cent discount allowed on S-'
&C. 80 ,,,.sa .s ,bove rntos vithr -t1sooHnt'
Doa&h ana Marriage HotiooA u eaoA m sntsr
wants and Personal tnternaksoa A1cS-Ir~H
~ Edisar3sI NoSassS, aooenta 3 hD& 5-e'if -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-28

NEW BooKs.--We call the careful attention
of our readers to the extensive advertisement which
Mr. T. Maroney agent % Camp street. publishes in to
days STAR.