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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTEp-S4OO, 81 $50. SI45O, s275O
w and 600, on real estate in best part Of this
Per cent. iateTest, half early. Address r II l.
Star Office. d%,.St
TOR SALE-Ata bargain, the GOOD Will, &c.
IL OF az old established Coal and Wood Depot, cor
ner Of Mary land avenue and Sth street Island suit
abIe Tor coal or lumber depot. Apply ut Or. BIOS.
9Th street. aulo ~
WANTED-To sell aONE-THIRD INTEREST
" m Mercantile Business in this city: a most
desirable OPEN ne for any one wishing 10 engage in
an active business life snd where he can rnnkc a n
eNoelent and prOfta bic investment The only To-. m
Tor selling being the actual n ed of the services IT
third psrtner. Price, lOo0. Address MENCHANr,
Rep. Office. Ans n
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. WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY,

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
Washing'on Market Company will be held At the
ington, at 10 o'clock q. m, on the first MONDAY
being the FIRST day Of January, lN2 for the choice Of
thirteen Directors for the ensuing year, and act
on any other business within the power q the cor
porsti0n. BENZ. ID WHITNEY, Clerk. -
WAsHINGIoN, d. c., 18th Dec, lNl. dscl6-td
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V'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trfct OF Columbia, holding Special Term, letters
testamentary ON the personal estate of CORBIN
WARRINGTON, late of Washington county, D. C.,
deceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or
before the S0h day of December next they may 9TH
erwise by law be eXcde ed from all benefit of the said
estate. Given under my hand this 3Oth day OF De-
cember, 1871.
jan1 w3ws FANNIE L. MOTHER
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Y NJ. CA.
GYMN ASIUM AND BOWLING ALLEY,
Corner 9th and streets

Glasses under an experienced Gymnast, Baths,
Lockers, &C, &c, all in complete order
Terms: GYMNASIUM, S3 per quarter: BOW
LING ALLEY, 81 per month decl9 tr
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nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
II The partnership heretofore existing under the
name OF GEO. w. LINVILLE co has expired
BY limitation. Either of the former partners is su
thoriyed TO receive and receipt for money dua the
concern. tsigned) GEO W. LINVILLE,
JOHN GAIT,
THOS W. SMITH
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FOR SALE-The s. OCK and FIXTURES of the
i Lumber Yard corner 81 and Indiana avenue.
This Of the best opportunities ever offered in
this city for parties wishing to engage in the umb
business. Location one of the best. large estab-
lishrd trade. Terms made known upon application
at The Office. (Signed) GEO. W. LISVILLE.
JOHN GAIT,
il eolw TWDS w SMITH
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BLEACHED DOMESTICS and PRINTS Also
Blankets, Quilts, Sheetings, Table Cloths Napkins
TowelDgs, &c, &c, at extremely low prices.
S-0ne Price only. Marked in Plain Figures
JOSEPH j. MAY,
939 Penna. ave-, between 9th and 10th sts
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- Y. NC. A SCIENTIFIC LECTURE
IS COURSE.
LINCOLN HALL.
Closing IL cture3 Of the Course by
PROF. HENRY MORTON

ThUF. HENKG MUKTUN,
OF Stevens Institute Of TechnOiOgr
WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 3, 1872, sui,
leCt Light IN its relations the mechanical forces
Friday EVENING, January 5, subject "Elec
These lectures are entireIv new. and will he eIa
gantly illustrated by novel and startling expari-
nents, With the most extensive apparatus ever
brought to Washington. Admission with resery ed
seat IS cents; at the door, 50 cents. Diagrams at
baIantyEe 5, Saturday morning, December 30
Lecture TO begin at o'clock. da2l-lw
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Il AIDES! LADIES -
100 FINE HAND MADE sCOTCH EMBROI-
DERED LINEN SETS, COLLAR
AND CUFFS,D
EXQUISITE patterns, in elegant boxes ranging in
price from 81 10 50 per set, guaranteed to be oniy
little over haJ the regular rriesS; and secured
tnls t at fearful reduction, are giving our Gus
toners the advantage Of our purchase
at 81.
began wYLIE,
deosOh lois and 1920 7th street n w
For SALE.-2 900 Bushels Of CHOICE POTA-
L TOES, o. the following varieties Peach Blows
Early Rose, jackson Whites, and Monitors Apply
to Riley A. SHINN, IS Gay street, Georget6wn
ID. C., or at Mon Hotel, Bridge street. d2J st'
SI.25 GEkUIESE d FRENCH KID S125
Long, Two Button in Opera and Street Shades,
ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
livery pair warranted, at
MADAM DE LA RUES,
az! ~ 1888 Pennsylvania avenue.
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EPILEPSY Oh FlTS-A sure Cure for this die.
= tresslng complaint is made known in a
Treatise of IS octave pages, Foreign and Native
Herbal Preparations, published by DR.. o. PHELPS
BROWN. The prescription was discovered by him
In such a prOvidential manner that he cannot con-
scentlousy refuse to make ii known, as it has cured
every bedy who has used it for Fits, never having
failed in siI gle case. The ingredients may be OBJ
tained from any druggist. Dersons desiring copy
may address DIR. U. PHELPS BROWN, No 81
Gil and street, Jersey CITY, n J. u-2t
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n@PERSONS IN THE CITY DESIRING TO
S subscribe TO the BALTIMORE SUN will
De served by sending their address 70 j c. HART.
MAN, Star Once, or b. C0GGINS, 1S46 sti
streff,
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FOR REET-One large FRONT BOOM, over our
store
dec2S-trl0 JJ. MAY
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1ETHE ELEVENTH MONTHLY MEETING
uS of the NATIONAL CAPITAL REAI,
ESTATE ASSOCIATION, for the payment Of
cues to take action on the proposed Ameniments to
Tie Cens tuition, and to elect President in pla OF
Hon. ii u. Barron, resigned will be held AT M.rinis
Ball TUESDAY, January I'd, at p. IN Eyery
Stakeholder should be present.
dSp-5t PHIL. Ill WEIGH S.crntarr
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NJ. o. o F.-COLUMBIA LODGE, No 10
w A special meeting will be held THIS Mon
DAY. ENkN1NG, January l, lS7l, to make aTraDgs-
ments Tor the funeral Of Brother GEORGE w. SWAIN
1t L. ii. RIDENOUR, Noble Jiraud
T@NOTlCE.-The many friends of the 10 h
~ street Baptist Church during the HOLIDAYS
haNe made their pastor Presents. in value over one
hundred dollars, some Of which were an office ami
narOr Chairs, silver ice pitcher, waiter and goblet
turkeys groceries &c, all of which were received
BY the humble pastor remeu bering that this great
church, tor the six of his pastcrate has never
allowed him to need anything Of this worlds goods
~
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FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, AT SIS
week, and q PARLOR and CHAMBER commu-
niceting Will be rented in suite parately. Call
at sos 9TH street, corner Of street. d3o-lt'
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms. en- suite
single, hot and cold baths, aud all other con
venenees, can be obtained at 1913 18th street. be-
tween and II streets. Also TABLE BOARDERS.
EIRSTOLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
at 1901, corner Pennsylvania avenue and lath
street. Good location and ACCESSIBLE -,hfsi
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DIAnO AND ROOMS Excellent PIANO for
- 50 month, or . to a party taking it-
SIX months Also, two cosy ROOMS. single ~
or en- suite, furnished unfurnished pricettf sIV
moderate Prefer a Lady, with references. to whom
n ight give board. House fronts south, with mod
ern nv@niences. ApEly at 939 Rhode Island ave
nue., betWG en- 9th and 10Th
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The Picayune says that there is - project on
foot all the small buildings. the iron build
ing and The fountain from Canal and IT even goes
far to bpach tho subject of the removal OF Clay
statue from the stand 1t has occupied at the oil
Canal and Royal for If the latter
Of this project be adopted the great city centre
many associations will have been taken from
and people will be almost lost for want of known
point from which calculate distances etc. F0rtu
nately however, this project was not mooted some time
ago when the above consideration would have made it
subject of some moment, but 1t matters little.
have already singled ont the depot Of the
celebrated Singer Sewing Machine C.-3pany. No SO
street the central point OF the ciy and hence
will barely notice the removal OF Henry The Singer
Machines have become loved and cherished members OF
households that s but natural that
should be conferred upon depot
which they are furnished.
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It has been said that no man is so bad but
what he has soft spot in his heart and may also
be asserted that country is sterile masby but
what some good may be got from it Tins s~amps
and marshes produce turnp which In sold in
markets by the Indians who call it MaRnta which has
been proved by numberless experiments to be rapid
cnre for coughs colds Group bronchitis and asthma. 1t
also gives relief TO Gonsumptves in advanced OF
the disease. MI laplace, % and 25 Elysian Fields
street prepares the Juice Of the turnt in euch
preserve all virtues and pleased learn
that the experience of has thoroughly convinced
citizens of the efficacy OF the Indian Turnp Pecto
Balm that thousands of bottles sold annually.
For sale by all druggists.
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DIED

DlLLON-On Saturday March 10. 1874. Walter Dbl
icn a9Sd thirty year: native Of county Mayo.
Ireland aud for tho laeS fifteen resident this
city. Ho was . member Of Branch No. 7 Hibornian
benevolent and Mutual Aid Association Of Louisiana
TUAEx@On Wednesday March %. at o'clock p NJ.
seven years, native OF King's county, ireland.
DOLAN5on Monday morning March ls. 1872 Mra.
Cummings.
1cCULLUM-On Monday March 10. 1872 At III A.
Ars. Mary McCuum, aged forty two years . native
of county Letrim Ireland and resident of this city
Tor the past twenty-five years.
sULLIVAN-Atl iii A. NJ. March II, jeremiah sulli.
sn .gsd ye,rs native Of the parish
city for the last twenty.a five years.
.. spLLIyANmon Tuesday. March 10. at O'Clock p.
Longford county, Ireland ssdef Of this for tho
last thirty years.
DOWNEY-On Saturday. March is. 1872. ats r. NJ,
mrs Bridget Downey, wife OF the lcte Thomas Downoy
aged years, native Of Bolon county Galway
this city.
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OBITUARY.

oeiooS ,MMsa1scSaZ syssinR March IS ls7a At u
~ S'.. " c'ewars and Antonio Tudury,
psad! siI w sayi Yes, poor .Jimni. 10 dead to al,
things mortal.
never more I'LL his footsteps'be heard never again
vi" "s near bio familiar household words or his merry
isusoi never hear his always kindly SPOKEN Mamma
OK Fapa'" nor the ever ready response to Any cali
meoe upon him by skaters brother.
Always willing to sacrifice any personal pleasure for
the OF tho comfort Of others evsr ready
70 give bis brother helping hsud in bis work Of tho
days Such was Jimmisi
osnore months ago no left homo. and AL the plea
upon the holidays. escort his sister
safely to her home In viokssnrs While there he in.
soF1oeo passage in her Leaflets Of Memory !" and
little did We think at the time that Jimmie would
% soon DO lain IN his cold. cold g1avs,
Greve not kind parents, weep not dear aistsrs and
brothers, for Jimmie although dead earth
glorious aud immortal with Gods chosen above and has
only gone before to intercede our behalf before
the Heavenly Throne Of Him who gives and who takes
away. CHAxIxY
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Blackmar claims that his "Temple of
Music" oers the best pianos, ut lower prices and
terms of purchase than other house in the
South. In proof of " hich he states that will
deuy that the Chickering piano is second none in
the world: and YET he sells The Chckering at $50
which SIoO less than the price of Ste Steck Stein
wav Drucker, Decker. Hazlet.,n. Knabe Gray, Weber,
HAet and Davis and others who boast that they
are as good Chickering." Again. he keeps
cheap AIDE auction pianos, (which dear any
psice) but be sells the well known reliable Instrument
from The old " Grovesteen " Factory at &JI5.
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We would request onr lady readers, and all
interested in the purchase of dry goods examine
atteptively the card of Messrs BraselmRn Adams,
5as and 5SS Magazine street. We do this from firm
conviction that they Che ladieel will derive much
benefit rom The usa They VIII ind in their stock
genuine Irish linen of the finest qualityeach piece
guaranteed contain twenty four yaTds-aDd at the
- 49,
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MernIng Star and Catholic Messenger.
HXw ORLEANS. SUNDAY. MARCH -. ls72.
CITY NTELLI0ENCE.
CHURCH ITEMS.

CHURCH ITEMS.
St. Tjncent de PaxTs Chwrck.-The solemn pro-
oession of the "True Cross,n which occurs an
nually in st. Vincent de Psurs Church, Third
District, will take place to-day, ut 81 o'clock
P. n. Tho procession will he composed OF the
children of the Catholic schools, Guardian
Angels Society, Confrsternity of our Lady OF
Seven Dolors. Confraternity Of tho Children OF
Mary, Of young men carrying the instruments
of the Passion and Christ on tho Cross ana OF
members of tho clergy with the omcisnng
priest bearing tho relics of the True Crose'
Tho ceremonies will open with two snort ser
mons, ono in French by Rev. Father faiiiou1'
tho eloquent Jesuit missioner from Syria, the
other In English by Rev. FatheE Jos. Austaett,
Vice Chancellor of tho District of San Antonio'
Diocese Of Galveston; and at the return of the
procession to the church, will close with the
-Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament and
the alteration of the True Cross.
PIRe Laxdrist Missson.-The mission at st.
Joseph's Church closes to day At High Mass. In
every respect it has been an unexampled sue
cess, the people displaying zeal and fervor
which manifested in undoubted manner
their appreciation Of the benefits aocruing to
them from . faithful attendance. So great
have been the crowds which threnged the
church, occupying every available inch OF
ground, that numbers have turned away disap-
pointed ut being unable even to effect an en-
trance.
CITY ITEMS.
81. Timcent de Paurs Chwch.-At the next
ladies' fair for the benefit of st. Vincent de
Paurs Church, one of the fnest signal lamps,
silver plated, ever imported, with the follow
ing inscription, "Won at the St. Vincent de
Paups Fair, April, 1872" will be put to vote
between competing fire companies.
Distinguished Vssitor.-very Rev. E. sorin,
Superior General of the Congregation of the
Holy Cross arrived in our city last Thursday
evening. Father Sorin, after spending few
days in the city, intends proceeding to Texas
Fortunate Nmmber.-We are requested to
state that No. 81 won the silver water cooler
with plate and three goblets to correspond, Of
fered at the Annlnci alton Table, at the Fair
held for the benefit of st. Vincents Home, at
Odd Fellows Hall. The holder of the ticket
will receive the prize by cslling at No. "a
Esplanade street.
Society Of ST. Vircent de Pau1.-On the second
Sunday after Easter, April 14th, the general
Communion of this society will take place at
st. Josephs Church ut II O'clock Mass. The
general meeting will be held at st. Vincent's
Home, the same evening at o'clock.
Popularity.-We understand that the people
Of st. Joseph's are determined to find out at
their next fair who is the most popular man in
Branch No. of the Hibernian Association, SO
they have concluded to offer q splendid breast
pin for competition between the members
Two strong men and good have already had
their claims advanced by friends, and a lively
time is expected before decision is come to.
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CITY TAxEs.-We publish elsewhere an i'm
portant notice to taxpayers from Mr.. j. s. Walton AID
mInisrator Of Finance. The advertisement explicit
and gives timely warning 30 the Admnistr traitors in
tention of enforcing the law.
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ORNNG STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER SUNDAY MARCH o. 10Y,
NARRIxD:

18Th is1s ~ t,IEERrsTUART. -oa Tuesday, March
~ me Hav. Father J. j. DuiSo G T. "a WINK rs
city. No car6s. AAss~osa Il. Ssuerss osth OF this
ns'on h"nas and Mobile papsrs please CODY.
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JACOB OFT p,1,,nr,
154 Delord Street, near Tivoli Circle.

Jobbing done with dispatch. Prompt aaa personal
attention given to general repairs of stores and dwell
fnXs Cisterns made and repaired
Orders left at shop, Box Mechanics Exchange
corner St. Charles and Graver sts promptly sttepded
to mhIa u lv5p
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LADIES. ATTENTION.
THE LATEST SPRING ATTRACTIONS
Will be opened on MONDAY. March Is,
Fashion Emporium Of Mrs. M. Doherty,
no. SO Canal Street,
Where may be found tho latest ..yles of MILLINERY
GOODS for Ladies' and Misses. ane assortment Of
RIBBONS AND FLOWERS,
Of tho 1atest shades and bues among which arc the
latest novelties. called PARIS IN FLAMES and
PARIS IN ASHES. which should only DO seen to bo
appreciated. White French
CHtS HATS AND BONNETS
together with alarge assortment Of SPRING sTRAws
either Trimmed or Untrinamsd.
FANS.
Black and Gold tho fashion, with let Or tortoise ;swelry
LADIES' RsADY-MADE SUITS
O7erdresses, Travelling Dresses and Underwear, at
nearly ore half the price Of goods made up hero.
Also, OLD LADIES' CAPS, black, and white, ready
made All sizes OF the latest novelty which 10 becoming
fashionable.
THE SARATOGA 6UsTLE,
which combines the improvements Of al other styas.
Ladies visiting tho city have dresses made at
few hours notice. this department being under the
Immediate supervision Of Mrs Mogridge nodiste Of
twenty.one years experience.
| II full assortment of BUTTERICK's PAPER
PATTERNS always on hand at
mh24 1t MRS. DOHERTYs. 90 Canal st.
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T j. HEALY.
ST NE RID,

No. 1874 st. Charles Street,
Has always hand Granite and Marble Door Stills
Grave Stones, German and North River Flags.
Special attention will be given to jobbins Orders
promptly attended to. ja2l sm5p
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MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT

GIVEN By THE
BELL0RAvE MINSTRELS,
NEW MOUNT CARMEL ORPHAN AsYLUM,
Piety Street, Greatmen,
On April Ist, to continue Three Nights,
At z o'clock,
The proceeds to be devoted paying the debt the
Asylum.
TICKETS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS mhI7 ct
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consequently Absolutely safe.
NOT AaE GF F TaE fAMf OF BREAK
| THE OIL WILL ExTINGUIsH THE FLAME.
Of .s sHS 9sSy sa.;
ing One Half Cent Per Hour. for lighting rairosd
cars etesmers factories and dwelling houses it 10
The oil is patented, and nsdo by . process which
It burns with great orilliancy the DUAL BURNER,
requires but little attention and trimming The oil
s inc m no
Burner FITS all ordinary coal oil lamps.
REASONS WHY you SHOULD BURN THIS OIL.
Is. sseas sr ;niss 70 ss sns
3 Its economy being about the same Kerosene.
T. Its perfect freedom from odor.
Tho MINERAL SPERM OIL has been adopted by
Steam Vessels and has been approved BY the
Of Insurance Companies in New York Boston and New
invite all who are interested to call and examine
Oh .a Qua"
For Lonisiana, Alabama Misaiss,pp, and Te1As.
- and ~ Font ST. and 10 and Ss Fulton ST..
mb2t ly5p Now Orleans
AT STRICTLY Low PRICES.
JUST RECEIVED
Our New Stock of Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS.
BLACK CANVAS GRENADINES.
IRON GRENADINE. In Black and Co,ored.
PoLoNAISE GRENADINES
SATIN STRIPED GRENADINES, in Black and Col
ored.
White and Colored PrQUEs.
FRENCH ORGANIZES.
Ladies' Ready Made snits and Underwear.
NEW NICK TIES
WHITE GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
We offer tho above Goods
AT STRICTLY Low PRICES,
THEY ARE ALL NEW AND FRESH.
The Upper City Dry Goods House of
ODONNELL, WEMETT &, CO.,
o43 and CAS-. MAGAZINE STREET . .o43 and CAS-
Lower Corner Of Jackson street.
mh24 IT Two Bocks above MnEasne Market
RELFAST GINGER ALE.
r. l.. NELL.
f9S. .Gravier Street.
Sole Agent for the Manufacturers,
CANTRELL g. CoCIIRANE,
mhI7 5p3m Rslfsst. ireland.
SCOTCH ALE AND PORTER,
ARRoL & SONS. GLASGOW, SCOTLAND.
The above celebrated ALE and PORTER may bo
city and from the nndeFsiEp ss pA1rRy
mht7 3m5p Agent for ArTol 4 Sons II GrAvier Ct.
PETER MoENRoE,
CISTERN MAKER,
Corner Howard and Poydras street, New orieAns.
Ready made CisteFns of the best seasoned cyprsss,
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BARGAINS ........... BARGAINS.
We have SPRING DRESS GOODS as low as IS oenss
per yard. very good.
We have NEW CALICOS as low 10 cents per ya2d.
We have GOOD CoRsETs as low as rs oeats pair.
sold elsewhere at 81.
We have WHITE P1oUEs as low as IS oents usually
We have PERCALEs as low as IS CENTS pretty styles
We have a. ENG LIsH CALICos low as is cents
double purple
warranted twenty. -four yards.
We have LoNsDALE COTTON, As low I7s cents,
soft finish.
We have COTTON DIAPER as low as q Q5 piece,
WE HAVE LOTS OF OTHER BARGAINS.
BRASELMAN & ADAMS,
$50 and 5ss. MAGAZINE STREET. $50 and 5ss
Conner st. Andrew street,
mh17 1t CASH HOUSE.
M L. BYRNE & CO.
BEG TO REMIND
THEIR LADY FRIENDS
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
TaEY ARE
Selling All Classes of Dry Goods
LOWEST PoS sf8LE PRICES.
Upper Corner Of Msgaxine and Jackson St.
mh2ilt
HOLY WEEK.
THE OFFICE OF THE HOLY WEEK
ACCORDING THE
ROMAN 8fISSAL AND BREVIARY,
In Latin and English.
Edition Of 1874. A large supply In various styles,
from so cents, upwards. To be bad at
CHAS D. ELDERS,
Catholic Bookstore, 1s4 Camp street,
mh24tt lafayette Square, New Orleans
BLAcKMAEs
TEMPLE OF MUSIC,
201 Canal Street POI
Tho Best Pianos at the Lowest Prices and the
nnaia,G ieEmn Of nnrchn.a Enkah Ii
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NEW BERLIN CHRoMOs
Elders Catholic Bookstore.

Purchasers invited to call and examine INV .ex
assortment, Just arrived. Of those
BEAUTIFUL DEVOTIONAL PICTURES.
SURPRISING even my Christmaa Invoice. which eave
such universal satisfaction.
CP- Samples sent FREQ by mail any address or
receipt Of letter stamp or . stamped en- slope.
CHAS. ID. RLDER, Catholic Bookseller
1874 Camp street, lafayette square.
Je$ 3pu New Orleana-
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WANTS-F0R RENTS-ETC.

INFORMATION wAHTBD-OE ELLEN, THE
daughter ofGARkErT DREsSALASE and KATE
FITZGERALD. Parrish OF B0hsr5a. County Cork Ire
land. She embarked with her cousin Cors DreasAlane
for America. about I6f7, and New OrleanA
where sho live for sometime.
JOHN KEEFFE, her brotherin law would be CRATE
fu for information Of her Please address Mora
ing Star Once. mhl
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MINERAL SPERM OIL.

This OH combnss all the excellent illumi quail
ties Of Kerosene OIL with perfect safety an OIL
houses: handled and used by however careless
~ lighted lamps filled burned In kitchen fres In
any purpose Of illumipation as safely fathers
deg Fahrenheit. its boiling point $50 Fahrenheit; in
both Of these particulars about tho whse sperm
or lard oil It will not ignite under and
consequently Absolutely safe.-