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terrific Il ci1e~t-The eldest son
Of Hon W. y. Price of Back River
f''!N vas kicked by one of hi. ia
Tiers horses IN the region Of the heart
last Thursday, cansin. his death al.
most Immediately. He was conveyed
70 ms home on \ shutter by hi.
'nen1s, but died on the road He
was Fyo"ng man ottwenty years, and
very generally beloved for his many
noble qualities.
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KILLED RY A vowEL.-A single slip in
the unlucky, but popular tragedy OF
Cato,n cost a little Welsh actor his life.
His name was Williams. Playing Decius
to GUMS Cato, at the Lincoln's Inn Fields
theatre, in l71s, he entered with" Cesar
sends health to Cato )" but he pronounced
the name af'ectedly, mincing it into some
thing like "Keeto." Quin, who gave a
broad classical enunciation to the letter
in the word, was offended, and instead of
replying:
To catos slaughtered en ms Il Would be Welcome
he exclaimed" would he had sent a bet
ter messenger" The fiery little Welshman
was bursting with rage, and when Cato re-
sumed with, Are not your orders to ad-
dress the Senate ~ he could hardly reply,
"My business is WITH" it srould come
"Keeto." Ten times in the short scene he
had to repeat the name, and Qnin nearly
as often but the latter gave it broad
sound and delivered it with significant
look which almost shook the little actor off
his feet, and did shake all the sides of the
house with inextinguishable laughter.
When they met in the green room, the
Welshman, triply armed with having just
ground of complaint, assailed Quin for
rendering him ridiculous in the eyes
of the audience. Quin said it was in their
ears, and would have laughed the matter
off. But after the play he lay in wait
for Quin under the Piazza, as Cato
passed that way to take his punch, The
elder actor laughed as Williams drew his
sword, and bade Quin defend himself The
latter would have sustained defence with
his cane, but the angry Welshman thrust
SO fiercely that the other was fain to draw
his rapier, which speedily, but without
malice or intention on the part of the
wielder, passed clear through the poor
players body. Decius was stretched dead
upon the pavement. and Cato locked on
bewildered. Here was a man slain, and
all for the Misrepresentation of vowel !!
The tragedy brought Quin to the bar of the
Old Bailey but the catastrophe was laid
rather to the fashion of wearing swords than
to the drawing them with evil purpose /;
and Quin was freed from censure, but not
from sad memories.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

A. Aansat Of EsSlish Literatsre-By John 8.
mart, L. L. D., Professor Of Rhetoric, etc.,
IN tho College Of New jersey. Eldridge &
pbia, publishers.
IN this volume DR.. Hart has embodied the
mssnred fruits Of his lifelong studies In this
department. OF letters. In the comprehensive
ness OF it's plan, the freshness Of much Of the
materials, the sound judgment shown in most
OF Its critical opinions, the clearness with
which the several topics are presented, and the
beauty as we'll - tho convenience of its
mechanical execution, this work will be found
In advance Of any other textbook on the sub
ject.
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LAREs AND PENATEs.-Among the many d. .
lights Of tho classic stpdents those NEUROLOGICAL
sttute caption. How pleasing. amid the obstruse
idoms Of Aftica and Sparta. tho fancful syntatcal
wrters read The beautiful story Of thcss hep:ehed
Experienced unspeaiable joy in perusng the song Of
the Mantuan bard dspistisg The struggles es Rsous
stories, though emanating from Pagans, yet possess
some beauty Of an unquestionable nature. Excluding
tho glorious heroes Of Christianity noderns have
household gods; and we question but they have the
and Penates And Of the modern household gods pro.
tectng the interests Of domestic felicity none f.
Sewing Machine. VIM. E. Cooper & Co agents, 80
Canal street.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, March Is
MoRNMa STAR OFFICE,
SAHnr6Av ARnpAf~~ HarOk IA LOT

Z
Saturday Morning. March 10. ls7a
Cor1oM-we left the market ct the time Of last
"a i Coca s.s,ssssi 1hiss s
price, have sah,6i.sa 'c%.
.sd shouss sss s only 's soa
s :ss &: es1s
f fS. we're .aviinE . meet ths demand
sS%Rssa e s%:s
as@,nd more freely Ard Ss:s::: =: done ss
d.y the dspend i.P,ov.d and and improvement q j.
sss !.
to wsdnssd.y. agu.s.1s.i:s s7ss bales Ird.y. tSs
.; sss
Rsss.in8 e our .s%alis abo,. qsSse ths ::
$isis.
sys1s AID MoLAssrs--we quote sugar. Wis. fair o.
T. y:1sSs ssas su 10.
a. 50 70 Sc for fair IS to Sc for prime and Sc O. for
-ssis s:.9s 8 :s. g + T. &
= to &C. for mixed
88a.:-W. as .ss. g !, + (. coo Pss Ss.hel
81 IL e &; Per ton for pr4n.
-. 4 : ss i, { 9 3: $ Dbl '''
ds. 70 ess: ss fs
sugsr.cured hams.
fAsD-Tsrces sell at d d and kegs at LOT to lo4e
DRY SALT MEAr--shoulders are quoted At to So
per ID.
lb.
BuI1ER-we quote choice Western at IS to 27c choios
0oehen At % to $50 and COMMON Northern at-toc
Per ID.
CHEEm.chsee factory is quoted At ls to Tic. and
serve At Isl to l6c pef H.
ssoo Pss 40. according to si1e. Turkey. &c
EscuIETs.Pstsssss :se selling q % e e 50 per Dbl
to gao per box Green Applss IS 90 to q %:
SALT-We quote Liverpool coarse At 50 to- u 60 hne
o. 90 osI per sack. Table salt in pockets lbs &C.
4 lbs &c.
CoFrEE-we quote oct to aoio per lb gold duty psd
for prime 20 to coy for good lsa to ls7 for
TOO. =
wnnK1-ws quote saao to q 90 per gallon for choice
Western rectifed. Bourbon 81 50 to IS. High wines
e7ac to q.
INDIA BAeeINe-We quote lie Per yard in bales and
leo In rolls Kentucky hemp and fax lit 1885, in
IRON r1Es-are ssssdy ana ln M u s. q q per ~
Money Market.
Gold Iios llot. American half dollars 1914 1851
Mexican dollars ia to ia.
Sterling exchange 1873 to 1901 francs-to 4.7ai.
Domestic exchange, to per cent premium.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HALL OF HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND
Mutual Aid Association-Branch No. O. Third District
The officers and members Of this Branch ordered to
assemble at their Hall, Marigny street, THIS DAY.
Sunday March II. 1872, At 81 o'clock A. NJ sharp to
attend High at ST. Peters Church, thence to par
ticpate in celebration of St. Patricks Day Every
member expected to attend unless prevented by sick
meas. By order Of RoBT. h. BARLEY, President.
N. MARTI, Secretary. mhl7 1t
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
Assoc alton Louisiana. Branch No. 3-The officers
and members of this Branch ordered to assemble =
their hail. of Common and Derbigny Streets on
SUNDAY tho 18th inst. at o'clock A. NJ, sharp,
in order to participate in the celebration Of the day
Every member 10 expected to attend.
Bv order Of P. McCABE. President.
p. j. HACKETT. Rec. Secretary. mhl7 It
HIRERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
AssOCIATTON-Branch No. 4-New Orleans. March IL,
1s7a-The officers and members Of Branch No. VIII
assemble promptly at 9 o'clock SUNDAY MORNING,
March IT, 1872 in st. Johns Sohoolhouse for the pur
nose of participating the celebration Of st. Patricks
pay Every member (unless prevented by sickness)
expected TO attend.
Dress-Blsck ock coat black pants, white vest soft
black hat and white gloves Badges and rosettes viii DO
ready for every member
Bv order: D. A. MULLANE, President
JOHN &. MURRAY, Secretary. mhl6Is
BIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
AssoCIAT IoN-Branch No. 6-The officers and mem.
berS of this Branch respectfully notified to meet at
their Hail. josephine street. SUNDAY MoRH'
ING 18th inst at o'clock precisely prepared to par
ticipate in the celebration of st. Patricks Day.
Bv order Of the President.
| mhl7It NICHOLAS PHELAN Secretary
ROBERT EMMETT BRANCH No. I1-HEBERNIAN
benevolent and MutualAid AssociatiOn.-The officers
and m of the above Branch hereby ordered
IN assemble at the Hail. No. Carondelet street. at
10. o'clock A. NJ, on SUNDAY. the 18th Of March, for
| parade.
The uniform adopted is follows Black pants coat
| and hat vest and gloves white.
mbI7it GEORGE McCLosKEY, Marshal
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arity for saying COED things, clothing them in
choice language, aud possessing fine, strong
voice to interpret these to the personal satis-
faction of his auditory. We venture it, NO
ono attended his lecture without being pleased
and 90 much impressed with "The Marvellous
Ways of Providence rs to think "there is
. Providence that shapes our ends, rough hew
them % We may"
Fair for st. Josephs Nesc Cknrch.-We have
been requested to state that q beautiful blue
silk flag win be exhibited in ID. n. Holmes
window, which will be offered for competition
at the Fair to be held shortly for the benefit
of st. Joseph's New Church.
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citing story il brought by the overland
mail. The weasel Glenarney, when leaving
the Straits, took on board one of the
largest specimens Of the black panther.
The animal was secured in an iron cage
house, sufficiently strong, it was thought,
for it's conveyance to Calcutta. When in
the Straits Of Malacca screams were heard
from the passengers in the tween decks
numbering some 800 men, women, and chill
dren these were followed by q pellmell
rush upon deck. The panther had got
clear of its cage and found its way down
to the tween decks. It had been disportina
itself over the PROSTATE forms of the 800
laundering passengers for some minutes
before it's presence became known. Every
available means of exit was thrown open.
and all the passengers got ON deck in safe
ty, when the matches and comparisons were
again closed and the panther left in undis-
puted and solitary possession of the tween
decks. Oae man alone appeared to have
suffered from the claws of the animal, q
large strip of skin and flesh having been
torn off his back. Various accounts Of tho
behavior of the animal while below were
given by those who had seen him but
m pst concurred in saying, that after gan {.
boiling over the sleeping bodies as d. .
scribed, when the alarm was given and Il 0
shouts and screams were raised, he had
made ono or two frightened springs from
one end Of the deck to the other. It was
concluded that the animal must have
jumped ont of the port into the sea, for he
could not be found. The steamer arrived
next day at Penang, the passengers settled
down in their quarters % before, and she
started the Same evening for Calcutta.
During the night some boatswain's stores
were required from forward, and one of the
Chinese lascars was sent down to get them,
when he presently returned trembling with
fear, exclaiming, "Tiger have gotee down
there !" Captain Bolton sent for his breech.
loading rifle and cartridges, and went down
the hatch by Misunderstanding Il to be
closed after, lest if the beast really was
re-enact the alarm Of two nights before.
On reaching the deck of the store-room
and looking round, Captain Bolton saw
the large yellow-lit eyes Of the animal
glazing down from the top Of some spars
slowed along the ships side, and by and
by, by the dim light admitted by the port,
could make out the outline of the body,
when, taking as steady an aim az he could
for what he considered the centre of the
animals body, he let fire. When the
smoke from the discharge cleared away,
the two yellow eyes were still glazing
cartridge having been supplied, the rife
was again raised, and, following the second
discharge of the piece, Captain Bolton had
the satisfaction to hear the heavy body OF
the animal tumbling down on to the deck
at his feet. The animal measured seven
feet eight inches in length.
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Go to Uter's store on Canal street and see
the mappi6cent and complete set of vestments for
Bepedicton on exhibition there They are offered LOT
competition between the churches al fifty "L- o.
Doyour best to win them for your favorite CHURCH. LIS
funds are to be given to the Sisters of ST. Joseph
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LOUISIANA STATE FAIR.-The Sixth Grand
State Fair of the Mechanics and Agricultural Fair
continue till the 3oth inclusive $40 600 In premiums
offered thus giving splendid Inducements to those
who may wish to exhibit their goods. Premium oata
logues sent free of charge application to MT Luther
Holmes the Secretary and the Mechanics
Institute. See advertisement Sth pnge.
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DIED

McINERNEY-On Sunday evening, March 10, 1879,
at ii o'clock Patrick McInerney aged fifty three
native of County Kildare Ireland, and resident of
this city for the past thrtyon years
McGowAN-on Sunday morning; March TO- 1872, at
O'clock james MCGOWAN, aged forty years, q native
Of Grange County Slgo Ireland and for the last twelve
years q resident of this city.
STEwART-On Wednesday evening" March 10. 1871,
at ~ o'clock James Stewart aged nineteen years,
Of John C. Stewart and Antonio Tudury.
FLYNN-On Thursday, March II, 1872 at 9i o'clock
A. NJ, p n. Flynn. native Of County Mayo, ireland,
aged forty. seven years.
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Several times have we commended the firm
of NJ L. Byrne & Co. to the patronage of lady sub
scrbers and each of notices merely stated hon.
est convictions when announce that these gentle
men offer extraordinary Inducements we believed such
sroy faith in their business qualifications and bar
gains.
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MUTUAL NATIONAL BANK oFNEw ORLEANS
We call the special attention of readers to the state
meut of this new institution Started under the
auspices ofmany ofour leading and managed
by gentlemen of acknowledged financial ability and
perience the future Of this bank may be
adhered az assured.
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In the interests of our readers we invite
tha 20 careful reading of the list of spring goods
offered by Messrs. Braseman Adams corner Of 81:
fha;r nrjces which will be found inspection, 20 DC
90 io,P az tn cause one wonder how ouch beautiful
goods can be man ctured at such prices.
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ROUTE.
The procession will proceed down Rampant street to
Esplanade and thence to Royal, down Royal to MAI
devis, out Vaudeville to Levee, mp Lsvee to EsPlan
ade out EsplanaAe to Chartres Canal thence TO g.
Charles up st. Charles julia Jnlia TO Carondeet
mn Carondelet to st. Andrew cut St. Andrew to NaeA
zine down Magazine Felicity, thence to AanunOia-
ton, down Annunciation to Csliiope, Cafiope TO
Magazine, to Julia, to Camp down Camp to Canal, and
thence to Rampant.
When tho right Of the procession reaches Rampant
street the line will open for review Branches from the
left passing through the right when they will DO Dis
missed.
Marshas Of Branches particularly notified TO DO
on tho ground promptly at the appointed time and win
report immediately to the Grand Marshal
In case the weather too Indictment to permit Of tho
procession, its postponement will be indicated by
twenty taps OF the fire alarm bells sounded at the hour
for starting The procession will then stand adjourned
until Monday, March 49, 1871 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ when
this programme will DO carried out.
The Grand Marshal respectfully requests the prompt
attendance of bis Aids at tho the Clay Statue at IL
o'clock N, precisely.
JAMES GRANT,
Grand Marshal.
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Attention is directed to our special motto e
column.
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FLAX GOODS. FLAX GOODS

FLAX GOODS. ;. FLAX GOODS
SHIFTING LINENS,
From the celebrated Manufactures Of
RICHARDSON, SONS & owDEN,
Belfast. IRELAND.
Purchasers wishiuz to avail themselves Of
BARGAINS IN FLAX GOODS,
would do wen to call and inspect the following.
10 to 1874 Barnslsy sHEEr1Sa
10 to 1874 Frepch
IL to le+ Single and Double DAl1AsKs.
IL to 100 French SATIN DAMAsK.
lol 70 as4 TABLE SERVICES.
SO to 81 Damask NAPKINS.
DOYLIEs. Huck and Diaper TOWELS, DIAPERS,
CRASH etc., etc., with . full line Of Richardson's
LINENS. from the coar.s.s to the nnsst fabrics.
Tho above articles were purchased previous to u .
large advances Flax Manufactures and ws are pre-.
pared to offer the same at the most priee
D. H. HOLMES,
nh,7 Spot Nos. lss Canal and is Bourbon street.
BARGAINS ............B BARGAINS.
We have SPRING DRESS GOODS ~ low - Is cents
per yard. worry good.
We have NEW cAI1cos as low a. 10 cent. per yard.
We have coop coRsErs as low As Is cents . pair.
W. have WHITE P1QUEs as low q. IS CENTS usually
We have P1RcALEs ss low IS cents pretty styles.
We have r. ENGLISH cAL1cos As low - is CONT.
warranted twsnty.four yards.
We have LoNsDALE COTTON - low a. It cents.
We have COTTON DIAPER IS low Is q rs pises,
WE HAVE LOTS OF OTHER BARGAINS.
BRAsELMAN & ADAMS,
ss6 and $50. MAGAZINE STREET. .sso and sse
Corner st. Andrew street,
mhl7lt CASH HOUSE.
SPRING STYLES
The Ladies' will have longer reason to complain OF
high prices in
Hats and Bonnets Trimmed in the Latest Styles,
LOUIS GEO. AsBURY,
Royal Street.
Has opened Fine
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
In connection with lately enlarged his Store
HATS AND BoNNETs FOR MISSES, LADIES
| AND CHILDREN TRIMMED TO ORDER
Cheap Millinery and Fancy Goods Store,
| mh1ztt % Royal street
A MUSICAL, ENTERTAINMENT
| WILL GrvEH THE
| RELLoRAvE MiNsTRELs.
NEW MOUNT CARMEL ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Piety Street near Greatmen.
On April 1st, to continue Three Nights,
| At o'clock,
proceeds to be devoted to paying the debt Of tho
TICKETS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. mhl7 2t
RELFAST GINGER ALE.
r. L. NELL.
1913. ..Gravier Street. 1913
| Sole Agent for the Manufacturers,
CANTRELL & CoCHRANE,
mhl7 5p3m Belfast. Ireland.
| ---------
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALL OF HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND
,r.., Ala A aaocation-Branch No g Third District.
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JACOB OFT,
y Bull DER,
1874 Delord Street, near Tivoi Circle.
Jobblng done with dispatch. Prompt and personal
attention given to general repairs of stores and dwell
ings. CisterDs made and repaired.
0rdera left at chop or Box 223 Mechanics Exchange
St. Charles and Gravier promptly attended
to mhI0 n ly5p
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WANTs-FoR RENTs-ETc.

TvpoRMATION WANTED-oP ELLEN, THE
/ LSnshteT OF GARRETT DRESSALANE and KATE
EITzEEKALD Parish Of Boherbe County Cork, 1rO-
~ She embarked with her cousin, Corr. DresoAlane
Sor Ansrica about IsS7, and came to New OrieAna,
~hore sho live for sometime
"T01N KREFFE her brotber-In law, would be CRATE
,rJ Sor any nformatIon Of her Please address Morn
ing Star Once. mhS lm
MEETING ROOM FOR REST.-THE SPACIOUS
MI and we'll furnished Meeting Room. No. l2A CarOn.
dcct street will b. rented TO SOcettea C1ubs etc. By
the az ening or MONTH on reasonable terms Apply
the once Of the MoRNIxo STAB. sell II
CATHOLIC MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
roo uiring well instructed BOYS, over fifteen years
Of age learn their business. procure the s'n
from the st. vincenta Home for Destitute Bryf. sD
BienvilIe street by applying the President, ~ -
mon street The boys can eortinne 70 baard q toS
Home. II necessary MIL
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COMPOUND
PULMONIC PASTE.
Aninyaluable and convenient preparation for Cou9hS
CATARRHs, BRONCHITIS, CoSsUAPEIoh' an
all Inhammation of the LungG Price SO per box
Prepared only by
FRRDERICKsoN HARTE.
Wholesale Druggists,
40 Canal street. 10000. Log
js9s 3m5p rev Or1eAns.
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STONE RD,

II j. HEALY,
80 STONE YARD,
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 jobbing. Orders
promptly attended to. jail 6m5p
M L. BYRNE Sc CO.
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IL, 1872.
ST. PATRIcK's DAY.
CELEBRATION
Drrm .
f1ibernlan Benevolent and Mutual Aid
Association Of Louisiana.
THe HrBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL.
AID ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA
TIE ANNIVERSARY
'R GLANDS PATRON SAINT
A ocEss1oN,
AID FOR THAT ruRrosz
WILL AssIlBIx on CANAL STREET
IMMEDIATELY AFTER HIGH xAss
ON SUNDAY, MARCH II, 1872.
MANNER OF FORMING.
COMPANIES OF LA. STATE MILITIA,
INVITED GUESTS and
DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS, dn Carri.xss,,
INVITED ASSOCIATIONS,
will form the north side Of Canal street. right resting
on Rampant and extending east.
BRANCH no. ONE,
BRANCH NO. TWO.
BRANCH NO. THREE.
viii form the north side Of Canal street. rights
ing respectively on Bourbon, Royal and Chsrtres
Streets and extending east.
BRANCH NO. -FOUR,
BRANCH NO. FIVE,
BRANCH NO. SIX,
BRANCH NO. SEVEN.
will form ON the south side Of Ca.al street. rights rest
ing respectively on Magazine. Camp, st. Charles
and Carondelet streets, and extending west.
BRANCH NO. EIGHT.
BRANCH NO. NINE.
BRANCH NO. TEN.
| BRANCH NO. ELEVEN,
will form numerically on the south side Of Canal street
right resting street. and extending west.
The Procession being formed will take up the limo
Of march, at 2h o'clock precisely in the following
order:
JAMES GRANT. GRAND MARSHAL.
JOHN McPHELIN.-......... BRANCH NO. 1.
DANIEL MAHONY........--.......BR BRANCH NO. l.
EDWARD SWEENEY......BR BRANCH NO. O.
PATRICK QUINN. BRANCH NO. ..
JOHN T. GIBBONS. ..-.BRANCH NO. 3.
JAMES McKEoN.-- BRANCH NO. ,.
JOHN I. A. OMEALLIE... NO. 4.
THOMAS MoAAN.......-.....BRA BRANCH NO. T.
HENRY GoRMLEY.......-..-....BR BRANCH NO. s.
THos GAFFNEY. BRANCH NO. 0.
NJ MCNAMARA. .....BRANCH NO. 7.
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THE H1BERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Capital Stock, 100000.
OFFICE, NO. 81 CAMP STREET.
Insures Fire, Marine and River Risks
HUGH McCLOSKEY, President,
JOHN HENDERSON, Vice Preside
THOS. F. BRAGG, Secretary.

Hugh McCloskey.
Patrick Irwin.
Robert Carey,
Edw. Conery,
Jno. T. Gibbons,
VIM. Conway,
Thos. Markey,
Thos. King,
X. NJ O'Brten.
Michael McQusde,
David Jackson.
Thos- Dunno,
Edw. Sweeney
william Hart,
Jnc. W. Lockhart,
Michael Duffy,
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D RY 90 D S.

Cash Buyers will find 1T their interest to supply
their wants from goods.
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Upper Corner of Magazine and Jackson SITS.
mhlT 1t
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NEW BERLIN CHROMOS
Elders Catholic Bookstore.

Purchasers are invited to call and examine my now
assortment, Just arrived. of those
BEAUTIFUL DEVOTIONAL PICTURES.
surpassing even my Christmas Invoice, which gave
such universal satisfaction.
yV. Samples sent free by mail TO any address on
RECENT o u letter. stamp . stamped envelope.
CHAS. d. ELDER, Catholic Bookseller.
l2s Camp street. Lafayette Square,
la sotf New Orleans
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-03-17

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