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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21

AloIAndrlA washington Lodge No; Y Of Viz
Centennial Lodge No, II, Of this city, this eve
ming. The Masonic choir Of this city will be 10
attendance, and will render some new pieces Of
music.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21
TUR I,II!IIT-HONNING

Sewing Machine i the best Of all. The perfec.
tlon u stitch on all kinds Of goods, great range
o. work ease Of operation, EOlseloas, Tor more
nearly sothAn any other shuttle machlne,) self.
Adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability Of
all parts h not equAled In any other machine.
once, eos y street, Masonic Temple.
81 y, ADAMs h 90, Agents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21

Tho star" Course Of Lectures.
Much pleasure and pront Is anticipated from
the star course OF lectures, and that they are 10
be success Is surely indicated BY the sale Of
season tickets at PArksrs bookstore; however,
the opportunity To purchase reserved seats for
the season closes with this week.
We notice that the committee have made an
engagement with Mr.. Bret Harto for January
7, whose failure 10 keep his lecture engagements
this season has caused disappointment and un-
favorable comment. We understand that his
agent made engagements for him at 600 per
night, but Mr.. HRTts suddenly swelled up Ike
the toad In the fable, and Imagined that
tho immortal author Of the "HeAthen
Chlneo" ought TO have $3.50 per night, and
accordingly Instructed his agent 10 cancel all
engagements with committees who Weuld net
aooede 10 the Increased terms. BOme, We sup
pose, have done 90. Public sentiment In Wash.
lnRtOn would hardly sustain the "SiAr Oourso"
COMMITTEES In doing ltj In iaot, We Incline To the
him altogether and adopt somebody else In his
place, perhaps Mrs. Harriet Beecher stowe or
Anna Dickinson. Mr. Bret HArte blunderod
Into writing . heAthenish poem on hoathon
subject, and won . sort Of mushroom fane, but
since that time he has not written anything but
the most commonplace stun, and probably is
incapable Of doing anything else. His Harvard
college commencement poem was . Wrotohed
abortion, and his "ATGonAuta OF 20" whatever
they may be, are probably OF the same ohArao-
ter. This 10 not good season for fustiAn on the
platform.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21

WONDERFUL.
/. George Combs, 00e Pennsylyania avenue pe-
nnsst French candles at the low price o. ~
cents per pound. A call will satisfy all that ne
a. "a ccnts 1. q. OoMBa,
" pOs PennsylyaniA avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21

orusr Of Nov York avenue Apd FIitsanth
street, pays per cent. psT ABnum on deposits
ior sash calendar ninth. BANKING houri, 10
a Saturdays, . TO 4 and . toa.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21
S. VS.. B.
VIM, HENRY B. TO B. 5.


DoIlars-It wasn't That Book, IL was
THE Bosk-Burr on a PIlRrImaEe-wm.
Henry In Search Of Afford 80 Settle
Settle I I settieiii
wAWNsrou Nov d, 1871,
EDGTon RErulLioAn Ii reply TO the smiss.
Die letter Of DR.. Sunderland in JestsrdAy'a RI.
PunLIoAr, leah attention TO bis proposal, On the
9Th Instant In reGprd 10 the book referred TO,
namely, chat II shall be certified by Mr., Bal.
lantyne to be the same book which II con-
suited"
am At . loss TO conceive why the reverend
gentleman accuses mo Of apathy He has
had more than year TO convict me OF an alleged
erroneous quotation, and II IL new eleven days
since he proposed himself 10 fnd the book At
BAllaDtyne'G, But what has he found at lastf
Not the one hat consulted there, but another
that has been received within few days.
hut to save all further trouble, now propose
10 settle the question By going personally In
search Of the Identical book. It's In the posses.
sion Of a gentleman outside Of this Distrist, and
II he IL At home expect TO be able TO announce,
within less than eleven days, whether am TO
pay the tlOO. There shall be no subterfuEe on
my part, and no umpire will DO needed it have
made an error. WIN. HENRY Bum.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21
= OYERRIiENT sALE on HoRsEs, 40.

wAHHHaToH, ID. o., Oct u. ltfa. !
VIII be cold Al public Anettop e the QuAEtsmlas-
VKMBER %, lisa, ~ 10 =. n, The following de-
aoTibed propoftyt Was
10 HoTaoa, lMulo,
d lion Bnnke, Four.mula WaHon,
I TWo=hsTBs WaHan, CookiEf btoVo
NAihfls hata o. Ambulance HaTuaaa,
lis Yards Of Cocoa Mailing, 30, 40, Ao.
ssm BVt BTlH. 0sasrGl, u. 8. a. Dept q. n.
THIS Is TO GIVE RUTlok THAT THk SUE
i soFlbsT has obtained from the Supreme CouTt o.
the Dlltriet Of Oolumhia, holding Special Term,
On ne g,Ia Si,s issata S % NJ
mbls, dsosaSsd, Allpsrioni having claims sgaiHst
the 6aid dsoaaa arc h0Teuy warnad 70 onhibit the
sane With he vouchers therupi, 70 tbo subscriber,
on 0T bsi0Fs the lith day Of November uR1ti thaI
may o,lsrgiss b. Law Be excluded iTom all bsnsbt Of
dlvss SSdsi ~ hAnd tAls nth dAy e gqy'gSsT.
seylfThlWs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21
AIES 81 GHE Ss EEB 1E EEESEF


BUAIsU ~ 0oEsTRS 70 AND !, h.IiI IA!
The Navy Department. viii eheF for sale a. publio
auction, Al the Ontsd States Nav Yard, New York,
on tho 18th day Of December 1871, at " O'Clock M,
the United stsslstoamkhlO Of lb0 toe
meAsurenisnt, and the United States Btsamahip
Albany Of O0e tons uuTomenl
Thu vessels and their Inventories can be examined
at Any time after the nth Instant application V
the OommAndAnt Of the Yard.
Tho whole amount o. the purchase monoy must be
must DO removed from the Navy Yard within two
weeks from the dAy Of sale.
vssss fro sale Al any time, and 70 reject any bid
offer Hhieh e considered Inadequate.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21

THuEsTon's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder IL the
best Dontrihoe In use. II keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price 70 and 90 cents.
JouvHn's Inod0rous Kid Glove Cleaner 10 far
superior 10 auJthing known. Price rs cents.
THoNPsoS's PomAde OptimS Il exquisite. II
SCREENS, beautines, and strengthens the hair.
Price rs and 80 cents.
All for aale by IlruRHiHta,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21

RH wAnsER has money to loan, On notes
Of hand, we'll indort0d.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21

The FIRST HARVARD SThPHoHT CoHoERT.-
The elements, although very unprOpitiOus, did
not prevent the attendance Of one Of the usual
large and select audiences that = Harvard con-
cert invariably attracts The conspicuous foR-
turs Of the programme, and = real novelty, was
the oAntAtR, "ATiAnA a NaEos," BY Haydn,
sung BY Madame ETmlniA RudorsdOTn. From
the opening nUte, expressive OF ATiAdno'B hope
full waking, 10 the di6pairinE gloom OF the tragic
GHals, the RTtlats conception was lmpreasiTsly
mAlostio, and her TsndeTlnR magnificent In the
grandeur Of It's defamation, the breadth and
beauty Of oOl0rlnE, aud tho refined dolicAey Of
expression. We are more than pleased 70 record
the unequlVocAl triumph Of Madame RudsTs-
dOTh In the highest sphere 10 which vocalist
oan attain, and ono In which she has not had
previous opportunity 10 exhibit the splendid de-
Telopment OF her best powers The Mozart aria
IN the second part vas comparable with Madame
RudsrsdOTn'l previous effort In breadth Of inter
probation and purity OF StylS.-BsIiOA CsRmoH.
lgsaHh, kOp. 10,
MadGme RudsrsdOrn will sing the above can
tRtA at the Choral SoSloty's concert, on SAtur.
day evening, Nov. 20.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21

OVHRooATa Of superior make and hniSh. A
large assortment 0f handsome 0OlOTtnEi and
StyiSo, at remarkably low price, u..v,o
No 40 seventh street nOTthW0It.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21

zen MoaT Delicious
HoMEMADE SAUSAGE
90 TO FEBRsT'B
STAR MARKET,
Northeast corner q and Thirteenth streets
northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21

PRicE LIST OF GENTS FURNIsHINs GooDa
AT GOLDMAN h STEiNBERo, NEw 6EHTs
FuRNIaHINa GooDs SroRR, Ne. 100 SEVhhTH
Coed Whits shirts, rs cents, IS cents, u, tl.5o
Our a. white shirts IL unsurpassed In the city
good Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 30 oents
30 oents 10 cents, 81, 81 IS and tl.50. We sell q
better q UndeTshirt than any house In town.
Splendid English Socks, 70 cents per pair
Knit Jackets, large variety and At very Low
prices The hnest variety OF Ties, Bows and
Scarf ever sean 10 this city.
Depot for Gents Kid Gloves, in all the operu
cOlOFa and shades for street wear. Gloves
Gloves, Gloves, OF any imaginable kind, and a.
low hRurea. Come and convince yourselves. A
goods warranted ~ represented.
QoLDMAN 4 STEtHBHRa,
Corner Seventh and q streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21

THn new CoIounade hotel, Phlladelphlal Pa
IL only two blocks north from . Baptist church.
LADIES AND GENTLKMnN, II you WISH your
Wearing apparel cleaned In a hrstolAss manner
Sopd them 10 A. FtsHRR, els Ninth street, OPP
poeits Patent Once. The Professor will give
you satisfaction without fall. Kid gloves cleaned
nice and cheap.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21

Our readers should bear in mind that this
morning tho sale Of tickets for reserved seats
aud single admission 10 the select readings Of
Prof whitney, At Congregational church, on
the evenings Of Wednesday, November q, aud
Tuesday, December s. commences 1T Philip
SOlOmOhh. This opportunity 10 the only one
likely " occur this winter 10 listen 70 the read.
ings Of sacred literature, As The Professors
talent IL Of = versatile nature ho will read pas.
HaEea frOm Calhoun, CLAY, webster, Robert
Y. HAyne (the model Of an eNlompOTane0us
HpsAkoT) and others. All lovers Of ShAkGpeaTe
will md that the lectures 70 be given IRON
liking Lear" and 1.-THE Merchant Of Venice
will be given In manner correct and powerful
In fact, the entertainments are suited TO all
classes, A foreign critic, speaking OF MT. Whit
ney, says "His limitations are most aNtTaOrdl-
nary, and, We believe, tTuthiuli his matter 10
good, bis voice musical, and his oapability, os-
pOclllly Of action, unboundod. They excite
ToAIa OF laughter lntormingled with the most
Of0n expressions Of Alt0niahment."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21

The Llngard comedy company continue 70 at
tract good audiences ~ the National, and the at
tendance Il Increasing nightly, demonstrating
that these artists stand we'll In popular favor,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21

dueinE our ant 70 Corps de- Ballet
The lauHhablo kEtTaVAgAnEA, entitled 9.
noyls THE BELLks or THE KITCHEN.
METROPOLITAN HAIL VARIETY TH FAI M,
w HoDhhs nROHDED NIGHTLY TO Wit.
tive Of The old Plantation Negro appearing This week
~ hs irreAstibls specially, entitled HAPPY UNCLE
JOHN, and VArlnua other Comioal Acts, Buri EqueF,
hongs, Dances, As, lmmensa bit Of N, n. bHIMEli,
the oelsbratod one armed Negro OomsdiAr. Don't
TRMAN'S VISIT : tux HOMNAMBULfSF
TRlOks-AED TAKE IT AND LRAVE MAN,
Introducing hosard, BhimeF, Gardiner and Porter,
sadle RogeEs, km|A 0ardpsr, Kate, Laura and
entitled THK FLAGS OF ALL NATIONS, royIs
w KhhRh STRING BANIL-PkOF. LOUIS
w WEBER, Gs.itted by BTst-olAss musicians, Is
now ready to furnish all the latest and mos popular
Muhio for Germans, Parties, Balls, Receptions, 4e.
His patrons n rely upon receiving perfect sAtistae
Elll9', and At my Eesidenes, 746 Seventh street
southeast, between @ and streets, Nav Yard.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-01-11
Another Murder.

Early on Monday last our city was
the scene Of another murder, the par
ticulars of which, in brief, are as fol-
lows !, A number OF men and boys
belonging to the northern part Of the
city, started out on Sunday evening,
10 have a jolly time in welcoming in
tllc new year. They drank at many
places, becoming pretty well fuddled,
and finally brought up at the house of
Mr.. Joseph Finger, where a quarrel
commenced early ON Monday morning
between Charles Dening and Nelson
Hoover. These two went into the
street and commenced throwing stones
at each other, in the course Of which
exercise Dening struck Hoover in the
region Of the heart with three pound
HtOne. causing death in few minutes.
Dening was arrested and taken to
prison. - Columbus Gazette.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-01-11
] An Appeal to Vanity.

During the first French Revolution,
Lafayette. desiring to disperse a mob
composed of the most brutal rahble
in Paris, ordered young officer to load
and turn on them two guns. Before
the command to fire was given, the of
fcer asked to be allowed to try mild
er remedy. He was told that it was
useless to attempt to reason with such
brutes.
But / do not mean to appeal 10
their reason" he replied, ''but to their
vanity"
Permission being reluctantly given,
he approached the crowd, and briefly
addressed them -
''Respectable persons will have the
goodness to withdraw. I have orders
to fire on the caRaue"
The crowd dispersed Immediately.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-01-11
Can a Wife be am 1nformer.

This question came up before Judge
Lowell in the United States District
Court yesterday for decision, in case
where party had settled a suit against
him by the payment of certain sum.
The former wife of the party to the
suit appeared as an infOrmer, and it
was on her information the goods
(cigars and tobacco) were seized. She
claimed the informer's share of the
sum received. The Government. At
torneys objected ou the ground that
wife could not legally be an informer
against her husband but it appeared
she had been divorced from her hus
band, and the Judge accordingly deci-
ded that she cOHld be an informer in
the case. He remarked, however.
that he could not have allowed the
claim if the parties were living togeth
er az husband and wife, Boston
Herald.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-01-11

- The London Times. in it's fervor
for free trade, suggests mildly and
kindly that the United States Consti-
tuition should be so amended as to re.
quire our revenue to be raised by di-
rect taxation, by which beautiful ar
rangement the foreign manufacturers
can food the country with goods with
out being required, as now. to pay
any portion of our taxes by way of
duties on imports. This new British
idea is faithfully and readily adopted
by one of the Free Trade organs here,
the Enquirer. We suppose its next
effort will be to prove that it is good
democratic doctrine Gin. Chronicle.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-01-11

1t is curious fact that a person
never goes in a perfectly straight line
for any distance, but always turns TO
one side or the other, and at last de-
scribes a circle and returns to the
point from where he started. The de-
Election is generally, if not always,
from right to lett, and is accounted
for on the principal that one side of
the body tends to Outwalk the other.
It is received opinion among Amer
ican hunters and woodsmen, that peo.
pie who lose themselves in forests or
extensive plains, thus travel in u cir
Gle, turning to the left.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-01-11

Under the ice the waters run;
Cnder the Ice onr spirits lie;
The genial glow OF the summer sun
: shall loosen their fetters. by and by.
Moan and grOan in thy prison cold,
Ia htNer Of life, river OF love;
1he Winter is getting worn and old
The frost is leaving the melting mould,
And the sun shines warm above
Under the ice under the snow,
"a Our souls are bound in a crystal ring.
BY and BY will the South winds blow
And the roses bloom on the banks OF Spring
Moan and groan in thy fetters strong,
.sfft River Of HE. river of love;
sf 4 +, The nights grow short. the DAYS grow lsng
Weaker and weaker the bonds of wrong,
8. And the sun shines bright above.
Under Ice our souls are hid:
- Under the ice our good deeds grow;
Men but credit the wrong we did
Never the motives that lie below
Moan and gTOan in thy prison cold,
River Of life. river of love;
The Winter of life is growing old.
1he trost IS leaving the melting mould,
And the sun shines warm above.
Under the ice we hide our wrong
Under the ice that has chilled US through;
: Oh, that the friends who have known us long
es Dare 70 doubt we are good and true!
are MOAN ana groan in thy prison cold,
= River Of life, river of love;
-. The Winter is getting worn and old
Ine roses stir in the melting mould;
s~ We all shall be known above
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-01-11

An eminent judge used to say, that
in bis opinion, the very best thing ev-
er said by q witness to n counsel was
the reply given to Missing, the barres-
ter, at the time leader of his circuit
He was defending a prisoner charged
with stealing donkey. The prose.
cutor had left the animal tied up to a
gate, and when he returned it was
gone. Missing was very severe in his
examination of the witness.
do you mean to say, witness. the
donkey was stolen from the gate ?"
i.s4'1 mean to say, sir,' giving the
Judge and jury . sly look, 1.-the ass was
Missing.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-01-11

= Singular, isn't it2 The Enquirer
has unceremoniously dropped Tom
Scott, and now declares ''the best PLAN
would be for the Democracy to unite
with the Anti Grant Republicans, hold
ing secret caucus-that is specially
insisted onto fix up the terms of CO
alitiOn- Alas for the uncertainty of
the white man! Poor Toms a-cold.' y
CbF0nicle.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-01-11

- George III. scolded Lord North
Tor never going to the concert of an.
CENT music. ''Your brother, the Bish-
oP," said the king, "never misses
them, my lord" Sir" answered the
premier, ''if were as deaf as nv
broth, the Bishop, l would never
miss them either''
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-01-11

Scene in the cars: A candy boy
passing through the car meets a cross
old gentleman, and says, Pop corn,
popcorn J" "Haln't got no teeth ~
angrily replied the man. "Gum.drops I!
gum-drOps! p calls the smart boy.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Fhaay, Juns IA
MonEMesrAR OrTIcE.
Saturday Morning, Juno IS. Isl

port railing A. i9i 70 aao for erdins5y 70 sc b s
as b.s Boon s
Saturday the sales we're confined to ,S Ss,ss %. S
ruling sa r aTS5 Of Eyer 70
vious mostly decline o, to s; Ss@sn
SagsT three buyer, came for
but little over 30 Sass SontR Ro
tend.ney fver Of buyeEs s1SnsS hs snS We're
sI sssds sss s
addition g Which td;s t e of SO
70 our g sbove we
follows: ordna gSsd erdins,y s SSa
sS z aeS The sales for the week
sam up 100 bses quote sugar fair q
ss .sy fair & RsnsH 81 Sc
sCo for interior Sue sor r ferenns, and Sc
'Esfs &
,ssS ~ & :: 's:,''
OATs-we quote g e $40 Per bpshei
Ha1ETSs trade a1i i supplied d per ton for prime
an. . q
.dss ssss ss acssiss for
| LARD-Tierces sell at . TO VI anu A'H1
ESDpy SALT MrAI--sboulders are quoted At u " ''
BksAkp.er BAeoS--western commands 10 70 IVY r.
Bur1rawe quote choice q. 2 to &c 70
Goshen At IS to 56c and common Northern -
per ID. :" -. - - ,a,,,nz on the land
| ing a. SS to $50 per doc sccording 70 s11o'
Egss g sG at Selling g Is per
Onions son At q co 70 q Is per Dbl oA00NS .,
CoEEWS quote i9l to Issc per ID gota a,c ofdina
for prime, 1874 to ls4 for good, Ia to ist i'f 'N
INDIA BAseHso-we quote 40 per yafS "a to Istc ash
100 In rolls. Kentucky hemp and nar Yard in rolls
IRoS TIEs-Are Stesdy and nrn ae % !" 'N
4 .hia :, 70 .lEoae9 Mazket ,.,.r, 100 to 70:
Gold ia to d13k' sAz1erican hall e'N
M staTns eIeSSnfe S9itStas; rance 6ll tS
l. Dotn5stlo a1clahaO, tt6 to per CON-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-16
MuscRL1AH8oUs IRISH NEWS.
REPRESENTATION OF. MALLow

\
Whoever doubted the intelligence and
did. Our anticipation week ago, In the
face Of threatened opposition, that the
capdidature of such q man as MIR. Mac- |
Carly could not be damaged by any steps
that might be taken against him, has been
entirely realized by what has happened
since then in connection with the Mallow
vacancy. The chronicle of the contest
will show our readers how completely the
National candidate has overtopped the OBJ
stacles put athwart his way, and how GER
tain the prospect Of victory. becomes as
the decisive time approaches. The blame,
lessness of Mr.. MacCarthy's character and
the force of his great claims upon the peo-
| Piles choice, are carrying all before them.
| Thus we see that Mr.. David Sheehy, the
| Mallow Nationalist WHO was conspicuous
ON last Sunday in charging Mr.. MacCarthy
with having given evidence against
O'Donovan Rosa, has since then discover
ed the folly of making such a charge, and
has promptly adopted the honorable course
of Internationally withdrawing it. 1t is
possibly too much to hope that no more
anonymous charges will be made. That
kind of warfare is to convenient to be
lightly discontinued by those who are SO
INSCRIPTIONS as to stoop to the use OF it !;
but, let that be as it may, the welcome
given on Monday evening to Mr.. Martin
and his friends when they appeared before
tue imposing meeting of his supporters
held on the following evening, make it
clear that. the result is a foregone conclu-
sion, and that such trivial incident as the
appearance of young Mr.. Munster demands
no serious notice at our hands.-Dublir
Nation, May 25.
, NEW CONVENT FOR THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
, The first stone of a Convent for the Sis
tiers of Charity was laid the other day a
Deansly. near Kilkenny, by the Coadjuto
Bishop of the diocese. The ceremony wa
: witnessed by large and influential assem-
D bly,. At a meeting held on the spot, ad
: dresses recommending the enterprise tina
D day inaug urated to the generous charity o
u the Irish public were delivered by TIN
q Mayor and High Sheriff of Kilkenny, MI
= Bryan. of JenkinstowD, the senior memb be
+ for the county. and several other publ
+ men of the locality. When. we say that
= ia intended to establish in the Convent al
i industrial school for females and trainip
q school for poor female servants, and there
70 by to make an effort towards abating
o crying evil of the present time, We add ne1
% strength to an appeal that would have spe
u cial force. without it-for do not the Iris
s people know too well TO Iced remindin
ID what blessings of pure life aud incorrupti
IT ble faith they owe to the Sisters of Charity
a e BELFAST.
l. The Irish Correspondent of the. Baltin or
20 MSroEs says. Z. .'eThe, Rrdesnp t0[iSf MiseiO
% in felhSt, iuss Sqneluasd ,.hks Eas<ed 4
" ttSs moab Z 4 = fRtIaeesn
Is ffiend frb5 u - FceseS LsoEH kii ESnupl
r, iafngIn n j Ga aafit1g IN s. OF
Ia lfndfsfs aaiEs ised af8alE sisF ass0. wei
al conisFtnsd sad rip4S q A 500 6,uvert
~ were received into Ehs Church.