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New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04

pY G. DE FERRET & CO.-JoHN G.
D Monrose. Auctoneer-office No. 50 Royal
str stIeet.-THURSDAT October "a, 1872 at twelve
o'clock NJ, at the st. Louis Auction Exchange, in
the basement rotunda of the ST. Louis Ote will
be sold by public auction, by virtue of order
from the Hon. Louis Duvgneaud Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
dated august 90 1872 the following described prop.
erty belonging to said succession
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth District
of this city, designated by the Nos and T. in the
square bounded by Washington avenue, Camp,
Fourth and Chestnut streets, on plan made by b.
H. Pile, surveyor, dated January l6 1850; depos-
tied in the office OF ". H. Peters, late notary pub
lie Said lots adjnin each other, and measure each
80 feet front on Washington avenue by rs feet in
Depth between parallel lines, lot No, forming the
corner of WashiI gtOn avenue and Chestnut street
Together with the splendid two story brick resi-
dence and dependencies containing two large par
lors, dinngroom and pantry, large hall, washr0om
and kitchen, plaza and side gallery the ground
floor, five bedrooms and dressngIO0ms, hall bath
room the first story garden trees, flowers, large
cistern, she'd gas introduced thu oughout the whole
building.
Terms-The purchaser to assume the payment of
a mortgage Lote due February Is, 1873 for + 1900,
and for the balance of the price of adjudication,
cash in United States treasury notes
Act of sale, together with United States internal
revenue stamps attached, before A. J. Lewis, ne
tary public, at he expense OF the purchaser.
sea oc5 u 19 "a
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NREsCENT MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
TWENl,N -TlIRA ANNI-AI. ST aI,ENI Z VT

INSURANCE COMPANY.
TWEETY-THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT.
NEW ORLEANS, May 18, 1872.
The Trustees, in conformity to the charter sub
NIT the following statement of the affairs of the
company on the thirteth of April, 1872:
Fire premiums for the year.........-.$ l94 OG9 "A
Marine premiums for the year........... 81 $50 GA
River premiums for the year. ...,.o..... 1913 299 Sc
Total. s498, ,718 a
Earned premiums, less reinsurance and
return premiums 1853, 1873 65
Net profits. 79 1928 81
The company has assets to the amount of
1872, ,l29 80.
The Board of Trustees resolved to pay interest at
SIX PER CENT CASH on all the outstanding GER
TIFICATES OF SCRIP to the legal holders there
of and after the second Monday in June next.
They have also declared SCRIP DIVIDEND OF
THIRTY-THREE AND ONE-THIRD PER CENT on
the earned premiums entitled to participate for the
year ending April 3O 1872, for which certificates
viii be issued on and after the first Monday in Au-
gust next, free of government tax
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President,
HENRY V. OGDES Secretary.
Trustees.
SAMUEL Fl. KENNEDY, JOHN PHELPS
C. T. BUDDECKE, P. H. FOLEY,
A. G. OBER, A. THOMSON,
E. H. SUMMERS, B. EEWGASS,
P. NJ STRONG, VICTOR MEYER
JOSEPH BOWLING, ]. j. GARRARD,
S. B. NEWMAN.
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SUCCESSION OF CATHERINE BURKE.

DY VAN sOLINGEN & CARPENTER
I'D H. n. VAN SOLIEGEN, AuctiOneer-O Office No.
3ls Carendelet street.-SATURDAY October IL, 1872,
at twelve O'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auc-
tieneers Exchange, Royal strt ct, between Canal
auction, by virtue of order from the Hon Louis
Duyigneaud, Judge Of the Second District Court for
the parish Of Orleans, dated September 4, 1872,
to wit
AN UNDIVIDED THREE-FOCRTHS OF A GER.
TAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all its improvements,
situated in the First District of this city and in the
square comprised within Common, Grayer, GayOsO
and Salcedo streets measuring, IN American meas
ure % feet inches lines front on Common street.
by l2O feet in depth, between parallel lines.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
revenue stamps, at the expense of the purchaser,
before Wynne Rogers, notary public.
se5 20 oCl2.
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VALUABLE LOT ON ERATO STREET
SUCCESSION OF JOHN K. COLLINS, DECEASED
Second District Court for the Parish of orleanar,
pY NASH g. HODGSON.-W. l. HoDGSON
I'D AuctiOneer-OtfiCe No. CarOndelet street-Or
SATURDAY, october II, 1872, at twelve o'clock NJ
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange in the base
ment rotUnda of the St. Charles Hotel by virtue
and in pursuance of an order of the Hon. Louis
Duyigneaud Judge of the Second District Court
Tor the parish OF Orleans, dated September A. 1872
docket No. -, for account of the succession OF
John n Collins, deceased, at public auction, will
be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the
improvements thereon, situated in the First Dis
tTct OF this city, in the square bounded by st.
Charles, EratO Clio and Carondeet streets, desig-
mated as lot No. 4! on plan by L. Reizenstein,
OF a Hero Jr, notary, as plan No. e. and meas
ures, in American measure, 81 feet II inches 4
lines front Erato street by depth of l27 feet 10
inches lines between parallel lines.
erms and CoHditiOns-u half cash in United
States treasury notes and the balance at one year,
with eight per cent interest and the usual clauses
for special mortgage and attorneys fees
Act of sale before A. Hero Jr, notary, at the
expense Of # the purchaser, including the stamps
anu taxes Tor the current year SEQ u c c5 u
SUCCESSION OF JULES A. BLANC, JR
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 35,72I.
pY NASH g. II0DGSON.-W,I I. HODGSON,
1e Auctoneer.-O Office No. C&rondelet street
On SATURDAY, November 2, 1872 at twelve o'clock
NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange in the base
ment rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel, by virtue
and in pursuance Of an order Of the Hon. Louis
Duvigneaud, Ju &c Of the Second District Court
for the parish Of Orleans, da ed September 27 1872
docket No. 35 72l, one eighth of one-sixth of the
following described property for account of the
succession Of Jules a. Banc, Jr, deceased, and the
remaining interests, for account Of whom it may
concern, at public auction will be sold
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND together
with the Improvements thereon, situated in the
by Carondelet, Baronne, Julia and st. Joseph
streets, which lots adioin each other, and measure
each rs feet front on Carondeet street by a depth
of 1873 feet running back to alley 26 feet wide,
opening into ST. Joseph street and common to said
and other lots, the whole per plan of R. Delafeld
d dafsd March 1872 ana deq9ited 3 in the office Of
'Terms-One third cash, the balance at one and
two years, with eight per cent interest, and the
usual clauses for special mortgage, insurance and
fees
Act of sale before Amede Ducatel notary, at the
expense of the purchaser. se28 oc5 IL 10 26
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BY Eugene Tourne.
ENTIRE STOCK OF A WHOLESALE GROCERY.
WESTERN PRODUCE AND WINE STORE
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES LEDIG
Second District Court for the PARISH Of Orleans

DY EUGENE TOURNE. AUCTIoNEER. :
ID on THURSDAY, October TO- 1872, at l0:30 A.
NJ, at store No. 81 PoydTas street by virtue and in
pursuance to an order from the Hon. Louis DuVig-
neaud Judge of the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans dated September %, 1872 will be
sold for account of said succession
THE ENTIRE STOCK, comprising lard, soap,
candies, Coffee sugar, starch, lea, rice, sardiF es,
elaret in casks and boxes, Yermouth, brandies,
Whiskies, etc.
ALSO,
- OFFICE FUREITURF, IRON SAFE, etc, as per
Terms-Cssh on dedveryo se29 oc5 10
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SHERIFFS SALES,


state of Louisiana VS.. b. Antogninf.
E1'OGsRd1HI dI DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= of Orleans, No. 27,22I.-By virtue of a writ
OF teri j, faeias to me direct d by the non.
ora0le the Fourth District Court for the parish
ceed to sell at public auction, at the merchants
CANA cam anG Exchange Royal street between
trict of this city, on SATURDAY, October I2 l872
att at twelve a O'clock M the following described prop
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
second District of this city, in square twenty
Glsht, bounded by C0nt Decatur Charities and ST,
Louls streets, measuring twenty one feet front on
CONT street by one hundred feet in depth.
Seized 10 the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
,oo, @. s. sAUEINET,
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INSURANCE.

MERCHANTS, MUTUAL INSURANCE
N COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS
Canal Street.......e...e..3O8
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By Alfred Bouligny.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE ON ESPLANADE STREET
cr-rnrrnr.,,r az, y u nrnrr,-
SUCCESSION OF J. B. BERTIN.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No 35,7O8.
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be company have the following assets

The above statement is a Just, true and correct
transcript from the books of the company.
PAUL FOURCHY, President.
g. W. EorT Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Parish of Orleans, ,
City New Orleans. }
Sworn to and subscribed before me this tenth
day of June, 1872
ELILZEL D,.L
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TERMS Cash in United States currency
P. F. HkRWIG,
Special Deputy Collector.
Be2O % 27 29 Oc1 6 10
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BIZ Nash g Rodggone

VALUABLE LOT ON ERATO STREET.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN K. COLLINS, DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleana-,
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In conformity with the requirements of their
Charter, the company publish the following state
ment:
Premiums received during the year ending May
81 1872, including unearned premiums OF the pre-.
vious year
On fire risks &7I9,323 81
On marine isks........................ l02615 II
On river l69,212 90
Total premiums. S99l, $50 "A
Less unearned premiums ms.......... 2OI, 800 %
Net earned premiums May 81, 1872 S789, $50 IA
Losses paid
On fire risks. ................ $206078 Al
On marine risks. 6....:......... $500 %
On river risks. ................ l25,965 CO
N724 SO
LdA6S. ....ss'.S.s........., EI,03i Al
ReinsuranCes, return premi-
ums, and profit and loss. Sc 4l5 %
Total. I....,-..........t... B5O8,b79 ID
Deduct interest, less
penges.. 1856 53-498, ,822 12
Profits OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $298,5 81
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04

EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04
By G. E. Girardey & 90.

SUCCESSION OF R0sAL!E BERNARD.
SALE FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF FORMER
PURCHASER.
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sw 0rIearts gtpublitalt.
TFFfclaL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
..nNE MORE TNFORTTNATE., 2,

sad End of Southern Girl in BayOnne.
Nsvv .Iersey-The Downward Path
Tlse story of 1Iaud Virginia Carleton,
ar New Orleans.
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= = ','' P. CHS. CUvELL1ER, Notary Public.

At meeting of the Board Of Directors held on
the tenth day of June 1872, it resolved to pay
A CASH DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER CENT on
the net earned participating premiums for the year
ending May 3D. 1879, payable on the third Monday
Of July next. Also to pay demand ten per cent
interest to the scrip holders upon conversion of
their scrip into capital stock per amended char.
ter of the COmpanY.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 35, ,337.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04
By Placide ]. Spear.
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN DUvBRGEvILLE
NOW FIFTH DISTRICT

SUCCESSION OF. L. G. DURAN.
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SPLENDID RESIDENCE CORNER OF WASHINGTON
AVENUE AND CHESTNUT STREET.

SUCCESSION OF CHARLES HENRY ESLAvA
Second District Court for the Parish of Oreans5
No IS 535
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state of Louisiana vs. 2. G. DaHphin.

o D. INEIt
se26 ocl027 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,
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IMPORTANT TEHxGRAPHrc p1srA1cH.@
., H,orsIos. Tn1As. Nay lz-TAs slnssr sswiPs Ma.
day, making three frst premiums in al 10 WIN Il
cooper Co., ~ Canal street, general Ssatksrn agsnts
Ihe above speaks for itself and showsthat our Texas
f'enos know how to appreciate the merits Of really
sooa machinery Like the British Empire. the Rnpsrs
VI .ne extends around the globe and It may be
truly said. the never ses uoo n ". notice that
IN England, great has the business become tbst nine
grand depots had to be established two In wsiss SIX
scotland and two in Ireland besides local agencies
In all r'fe towns.
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pu are hdGg TessE ssnaPD ssS
begin by se nSs Of somebody else and when you are
deeply they w,na SH Or ~
that Smit I'M On nriees~of people don't like TINS
They TsGeiye 1ssS oSa * Rpo%Hs
a so advise those need OF good fTnnHs q
Of all sizes ,.rot uegcan accommodate them IN
80 and III. and Is always reasonable IN discharges
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

THE DOC DAYS" AND THEIR DANGER.-At
this season Of the year the blood Is apt to become i'm
fsebsd the system relaxed, making 1t susceptible to
attacks Of Chs and Fever RAeumatism. eruptions Of
dic.sus use Of c.lomsL Aths troess nay se ayoiJsa
Is 10 harmless in lite effeots Int powerful enemy
diseases. Xry It, and you will Ind IL friend in need
Or. TUFTS Liver PIs moves the Bowels 70 healthy
action not acting 1t wore mechanically, but they
etiuuIate the secretions and beathful and natural
msnner expe's all Impurities without Weakening the
body. - E7.s 7. ~ -sss 5.-.. a.
Or. TUFTS HAIR DYE does not ipjure the Hair.
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NEW ORLEANS CONSERVATORY OF Mrslc.-
ANYONE desiring to pnrehase half price snip
in the Conservatory, do 50 by spplyipG to Mt d.
Ra;llv Pcayupe Office GG Camp street between df"'er
and SatctIez.
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iCAprroS.-Every genuine box of DIR. Nc
DANES LIVER PILLS bears tho signature OF Elem.
ming Brothsrs PttsburG Pa, and their private United
ssesNe stamp. Take other; the market ia fun Of
lmftxfiops. % 80 ~
tho popular verdict that people who have been
accustomed ths of Filters Cordas obliged,
evnntpaIy, resort to McLAFEs LIvKR Pills fot
mauent relief sole. -rl- atSP np26 6m
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% "A stitch fl time saves nine." aud a bottle
Of KAplaces Indian Turnip Pccteral Balm win save you
frotr consumption aud bronchial affections bosdes az
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The attention of gersops lnssnag e the Bis
Peneac92ls - Mr. RfrHeEe, thA RroRrae W.
%bSt seV nan thss Il BE- e Shoi az.
Bismarck isseRs NY " epess = = q. ,
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MoRE NEW GOODS
FURTHER REDUCTION or ee,oEs.
m. L. BYRNE & co.
WI" open on MONDAY. Nay "a. . NEW And E1E.
...r CANT ASSORTMENT Of
Black and Colored Walking. Cane Parasols,
And beg to announce
A STILL FURTHER GENERAL kEpUoTIoN OF
PRICES. t
Upper Corner Of Magazine aud jackson sts
my@l
A DyERTIsE T,---5
sa-
THE ENTERPRISE COURIER,
. ENTERPRISE. MISS.
A Thoroughly Live Home Newspaper.
SECOND TO NONE IN EAST MlssIss1ppI.
- --r's w. J. ADAMS,
wye6 II --.--- Proprietor
TwENrY-raIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT
CRESCENT MoTCAL INSURANCE CO.
Gro.. Prsniam. for ending Apa is7a, sas1s :.
Net Pro6ts Z" ~ %" - 10. es3 81
AZ. to za7 ..-" s.. 2 .as,,as 20
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sAssr 49, Did; .r., 80 -tz e..
UGHEs-Oa Wednesday nghs Nay "a ASIA. At u
wALsH-On Thursday. Nay q. le7s. ct II O'Clock A
Janice Walsh. aged 1ortyfvs years, native Of lrc
as.a, and resdent Of this city fss the last twenty
ysefs- ~
:, .0NEILE-on Thursday evening. May .. 1878 ~ .
O'Clock. HPs Ellen ONsile, aged Ssventyone years.
native Of ireland .... s.s--.~ % g.
E8LAvA-On Wednesday. Nay -. ls7a. at o'clock
|. 4 u, Charles Horny Eslava, aged thrty-t years
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O'Clock. Mo: Ellen ONsile aged seventy-one yeass .
native Of ireland . 5000 I'D
E8LAvA-On Wednesday. Nay -. ls7a ct S o'clock
A ~ Charles Horny Eslava, aged thirty two years.
RreOrnn MASS ~ =
On TUESDAY NEXT. asth inst. At 81 o'clock. A. r.,
there will be . solsmn High Mass, at st. Josephs
Church. for rspose Of the sonl Of the late MICHAEL
FINCH il. The friends Of the deceased and those Of
the family respectfully invited to attend
st. LOUIS CATHEDRAL.
GRAND SACRED CONCERT
SUNDAY EVENING, NAY %. AT O'CLOCK,
ITO Liquidate Debt OF ustce and Grasitude)
PROGRAMME.
IN Rs1 Gloria Mdlss Theresa Cannon and wagner
Trio de Jerusalem. Mime Zeiss Dom and NM Won
Hufaen and Meteyer
Vent Creator. Mines. William, Theress Cannon and
SERMON BY MGR. PERCHE.
Saive Maria 1ame Aeies-pSnhi
A Piece the Violin. MIR. and Mines y ard o.
Tantum Ergo -.Fuu Choir
Tickets to be sold ST. Louis Presbytery. myas It
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PERsoxA1.-we had the pleasure of meeting
Mr.. w. ]. Adams, editor of the Enterprise
miss, } Courier, who was in the city last week
on a brief visit. Since his purchase OF the
Courier we are pleased to learn that he has
ereatly increased its circulation thus making
it the best advertising medium in eastern Mis-
sissippi This is no moro than we expected
however, as Mr.. Adams has learned, by nara
work aud practical experience, the business in
all its departments, and as he is young man
of great industry, intelligence and tact. IN
like most Of our contemporaries of the press
who differ from us in religion, Mr.. Adams has
on every occasion made fair statement OF
Questions relating to as; and. with due respect
for The feelings of his Catholic patrons, has
always given to matters concerning them the
same prominence and support he has accorde"
| 80 f,ars in which persons of other creeds were
4 interested. .e r. 49, =
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MINERAL SPERM OH.
tes OH together with perfect aatetys o.
be transported BY land stored In ware
houses handled and used By any hovevcr cArssss
w. lighted amps filed burned In kischsn areA IN
any purpose Or Illumination az safely a. our fathsse
whale sperm OIL Its gniting point aoout W
deg Fahrenheit tn boiling point $50 Eehfeahett In
oA u these particulars about tbs same eDeE
consequently absolutely safe.
IT WILL NOT TAKE FIRE IN CASE OF BKEAK
AGE OF TIE LAMP. ~ 49,
THE OIL WILL ExTTNGUISH THE YLAazE
~: TIE % "a s.s!f NJ C. Ssss LIZ
Ing one HALF Cent Per Hour and for Mghtine yairesa
CORA steamers factories and dyeipG houses u b In
valuable, and cannot be toe highly recenmsadsl
The OF 10 Ratensod' and made BY process uAash
Il burns With grsas osfnIassy In the DuAL BuRMRR,
requires bss Mtfe and tEinaminG. The Oh
nsver gume In tho lamp, - seesrpa a1 exyasn 80
Burner fts all ordinary coal ell lamYss 91s( >"
REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BURN THE oaxs
!. It, absolute safety = IN aHa gsopsrty. - szz
;. lie economy, icing .Sost sho ssns 10 Kessssas
4. Its perfect fFeede1 from oaor - -2N -'-. 1-s%
The MINERAL seEaM on. has been adspssd b.
the Board Of sapesyiesng Inspecsegs; for nee p q
Of Insursncs COmpanes In NsW Rerk, Bestsn ac6 Hsu
Orlsans. 49, NIB , - 49, ~
invite all who iatsressed - cell and sxAuina
send for circulars. for Mineral Sperm Oh aud DaN
Burner BosTIOK 4 aRYM0UR, Sole Agents
For Louisiana, AlabeRa BtsstsaPRi anA Tazaas
nLa4 Tsp New oEieans.
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l. IN - oA~A
BANNER PRESE NATION,
AT LYCEUM CITY HALL.
Sunday, June 2, 1879, at p. II.
PRESENTATION ADDRESS
by Henry Renshaw, Jr.,
LECTURE ON "oRANGEIsM IN AMERICA"
By Frank McGloin,
For Benefit of Branch No. 7, Il. Is. & n. A. A.
TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS
To be found at p F Gogartys Isl Camp street; chas
D. Elders, 1924 Camp street Jas. A. Greshams %
Camp atreet. ap7N
FOR SALE >
ON ACCOUNT OF LEAVING THE CITY.
An UNExPIRED SCHOLARSHIP in tho New
or,eans CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. 1t will be
sold at FIFTY. PER CENT DISCOUNT upon Con-
ssryatory rates. Apply Immediately to
PHIL. j. REILLY,
resty Pcayuno-ofice
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GARD or THANKS.

Tho undersigned hereby tenders his tnanS 70
~ EibeSTieI Zen eSolsHt and Musuhl ASd
Of Iousiana GsE the plpsaRt pey1nSsh fnnss $3.50, nj
Treasurer, Nr EsEene erhtysn, ~ ~ 49, y
1rs -. Ne 7SSha ais4 Deos1hss tli' l.
!. = rny9G 1t A.ssS - t5vh-@A - ~AesSS~s@
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and converts TO Cue ShuS
MG1rY ITEMS.
Concert ard F6as Jor ST. Henry's Church, 'S'rth
District. -@Eqst TnSsaay evening, previous to
the operin9 81 the Fair, Concert was gwen
in the cbsrth on Berlin street. The announce
ment that Tires distinguished chors OF the city
would co-eperate in giving the Concert SUI
feed to attract quito numerous audience.
The ss1aetion of pieces was most judicious and
annropriate. Where all are praiseworthy we
are never disposed to particularize, but IN .nis
in,tance VIC would deem it an injustice to MISS
Totberine Rocker did we omit to mention ner
renditinn of L,ambillottes could Retribu
Her conception of this masterpiece Oh inc
treat Jesuit was most happy. She was IN un-
excentionablo eweet voice, and 30 adhereo 10
a,l musical minute that the most sensitive car
could not be offended. Her execution Of tue
nd 7;b;t,,u passages was most remarkable. Inc
1,oss d,at 40 saluta1is" e.. Millotl was very
ably sung by Afessrs- K. Aeker' OF se neuts
and II. Bernans, Of ct. Apheusus': bat "nS,
pleased us "uaost excellent" Yves that grand
bass solo from Haydn's Creation. MT.
Buhler in this proved himself true ar'.SS
His notes were always correct-now po"eiiui
then soft-making the music expressive oil tn
idea. This gentleman deserves more rol. w
hands than We have space TO give plISse
Christina and Anna BUTLER, of Ss'' AAstS
Church, Fourth District, also deserve speoie
mention for their brilliant rendition OF tn
several pieces assigned to-thern. The fine SUE
cess of the Concert, ia every pointOf vIe"'
due principally to the unwsarisa e sde.s.s
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-LIGHE PRoCEssIoN- SERENADE TO
$50, BURKE-HIs ADDRESS BEFORE
FATHEn -.
THE a0CoNPp. " go

~~~r -LIGAK PHOCES6ION-- SERENADk ~
800, BURKE-HIs ADDRESS BEFORE
THE soclEn..
On Wednesday, Nay YOU, ne. ate y. l..t,, ::
Burke, O,P.x.visited Jerss, Try rob, The
for Father Hennessy's new cb~. I;n;on
New Jersey Catholic Temperaace
Societies OF Hudson County, item OF thess,,
turned out with torches and music and
an immense demonstration, the whole city
eeeming ablaze and alive with light and
music. Father Burke occupied barouche
at the head Of the procession, which was
two miles long. AT the residenee of Father
Hennessy the Societies passed in review
before him. The State Union President
welcomed him in the name Of the Assem-
bled thousands, who cheered enthusiast
cally when they saw their hOnored Sog-
garth ArOon standing on the portico before
them. He said: f.,g, 49,. .a. 4
My friends and my brothers--1t is erstifyi ing
to me, an Irish priest, to witness this great
night, for look upon it not as personal com
pliment to mo, but as tribute Of the Irish
people to the body of which am an humble
member-the Irish priesthood. Oh, what .
Other nations arc persecuting their priesthood,
chasing them from thsir lands, bus my country-
men cling to them and delight to honor them.
So may it be in the faithful people of 1relands
the priests Of the Church End loyalty and de-
ever been the true friends and champions of
sbe people of Ireland. 4 ara with you Tonight
bound UP IN the strong bonds Of faith aud OF
nationalisyIn your gallant struggle against
| the foe Of our land-God poured down. His
in Tho ourae of drank enpess and inteMPerance
to thwart the benefcent designs of Heaven.