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FAIR IN THE "OLD THIRD."-Beeause the up
town people are having fun without stint at the
several Fairs now being held above Canal
street, it must not be supposed that our friends
of the Third are to let the winter pass by with
out amusements of some kind. On the contrary,
they have been busy with their prparations
for some time aud now the season opens with
q grand Fair by the ladies of the Aunuciation
Church, of which the Rev. A. Durier is pastor.
The Fair will open on Christmas evening in
the new school next to the church, corner of
Morales aud Vaudeville streets. From the
character of the ladies who have charge of the
Fair, we can confidently assure our readers
that it will be perfect model in its line, and
that it will present the best possible opportu-
nity to the residents of the neighborhood to
epioy themselves to their hearts content.
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ST.. ALPHoNsUs SECTION OF THE CATHOLIC
MILITANT UNION OF TaE CRoss.-David Fla
merry, Eco, President of St. Alphonsus Section,
Catholic Militant Union Of tue Cross, lectured
before that body, in st. Aphousus Hall, on
Monday evening last. upon The Church the
Founder and Guide Of Modern Society,""
At tho previous meeting it had been stated by
Ar. Flanery that . series Of lectures should be
at once instituted, and the first of them should
be delivered at the next meeting of the Sec
ton, if he were obliged to deliver it himself
And the literary men of the parish-knowing
that he could if no would-left their President
to get over his difidence as best he might, and
thus put him in himself for the first Of the
series. Accordingly, on finding that there was
no alternative, the President nerved himself
for tho flight, and rising on strong and fearless
pinions, he traversed the domain of history
ecclesiastical and profane-drawing upon the
resources of well-stored mind, and penciling
pictures of men, and things, aud times, with
line 80 clear and hand so clever, as to afford a
birds eye view of the places, aud, as it were,
face-to face knowledge of the characters intro
daced, and an intelligent apprehension of the
sanctity of the Church's life in all ages and
tho greatness of the moral hght she has ever
had to carry on against foes from within and
without her pale.' The gentleman spoke for
more than an hour, and was frequently and
warmly, and, we'may add, justly app]audsd.
The expression was pleasing and very distinct,
tho argument splendidly maintained through
out, and the reasoning was close and, to our
Judgment, both classically and critically. cor
rect. On the whole the discourse was a solid
of many golden properties and conclusive
convincer that the Church's right to teach was
as equally we'll founded and self-evident as is
| the SUMS right to give light; and that Mr..
Flanery. though modestly disclaiming it, can
have his thoughts, as his work, at his fingers
| ends.
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DIED

DIED:
wHITE-On Saturday the 18th inst, at ~ y. I'd;
ward D. white aged about fttyfve years, native OF
Bsndon, county Cork Ireand.
KEANE-On Saturday December II, 1872. at o clock
M Mira Johanna NJ. Keane. born PrenderRast aged
seventy years. native of the city Of Waterford
Ireland and for the last forty years resident OF this
city.
Happy mother. You not suffering now.
Reaaiescat in pace.
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RNNG STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER SUNDAY o. 12
cathaie Minsaat vaien Of tbs cross-cou.sn Of
Kew 0risana
BULLETIN,

BULLETIN.
NEW ORLEANS, nov. 81, lef1.
Tho monthly meeting of the Section of st
Alphonsus, was held on Monday, evening. A
lecture was delivered by the President, Mr..
Flanery, on "The Church, the Founder and
Guide Of Modern Society," a
The regular meeting of the Section of St.
Mary of the Assumption took place Thursday
evening.
A solemn High Mass will be celebrated to-
day Sunday 22d inst.,) at eight o'clock, for
this Section, at tho Church of st. Mary of tho
Assumption, on Josephine street, and there
will be o General Communion Of the members
The Diocesan Council, rs we'll as the officers and
members Of the various Sections, are invited
to participate in the ceremonies. Tito Section
and invited guests will meet at quarter to
eight o'clock, at the school house, on Con.
stance street and jackson, whence they will
proceed in body to the Church.
A report has been received from the Section
of st. Francis of Sales, for the quarter ending
November 30th.
The following apfointrnents have been made
for the Section of st. Vincent of Paul. Pres
ident, A. Boarges, Esq, vice Jno. Prendergast
Esq, Vice President, Mr.. Clifford, vice Hol-
land.
A reply to the circular of July 23d. has been
received from Julien Grassin Esq. President
of the Section of St. Gabriel, Iberville.
THos. LAYTON, n. D., Secretary.
.r8 Lock-box SOC
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

A HEALTHY DIGEsTToN.-Life is rendered
misern BILE when the digestive organs impaired
Food becoues repulsve the body emaciated the mind
depressed, and melancholy broods over you TUT
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS is the remedy for these
evils They produce so1ud digestion ate good APP
petite impatt refreshing tleep and cheerfulness OF
mind.
DR. TUFTS HAIR DYE is Harmless.
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We would respectfully call the attention of families
to the large and well assorted stock of
Fancy and Staple Groceries,
and constantly receiving
New Loncon Layer RAISLNS,
CURRANTs CITRoN,
CRYSTAL FRUITS,
French FRUITS in JUICE and BRANDY,
French CoRDIALS, Annisette, Creme de Cacoa-
Shaker PRESERVES and JELLIES.
Soft shefi ALMONDS, New Texas PEcANs.
Atmores Celebrated MINCE NEAT, by tho pound
can OF bucket.
Sweet CIDER, Cooking WINES and BRANDY.
KruE CHAMPAGNE.
Otard, Dupuy & Co.'S BRANDY.
John Gibson Sons & Co g Pure Rye WHISKY.
Ke,ler,s Old Bourbon WHISKY. I've years old.
zine Old PORT and SHERRY WINE,
Fine CLARET and WHITE WINE, by the case
gallon.
Davis Star SugRr-Cured HAMS
Fuftou Market BEEF TONGUES.
And every thing suitable FOR Christina Dinner.
To arrive per steamship Washington a dairy oil
Strictly Choice Yellow Il GOSHEN BUTTER
All Goods guaranteed 20 give satisfaction, and at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
All goods delivered to any part OF the city and Car
rollton free OF drayage
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-22

The most acceptable Christmas or New
Year present you can made to relative or
friend, is q years subscription to the STAR.
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The most acceptable Christmas or New
Year present you can make to a relative or
friend, is years subscription to the STAR.
Attend to it this week.
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MASONIC HALL.
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING MONDAY, DEC. 30
CHARLES MoENOT'9
ORIGINAL
HIBERNI C0Nl
illustrating the Scenery, Music aud Antiquities of
IRELAND.
Entire new entertain ment since the last visit Tho
Company enlarged. and many new and appropriate
SELF added consisting of SOnEs Dances
Sketches Sceuery, Music Violin and Piano Solos, etc.,
The new dramatic episode entitled
IRISH HEARTS, or LOVE IN THE oULD SOD,
Will be rendered by the
HIBERNICoN COMEDY COMPANY.
Grand Matinee Saturday noon, at reduced prices,
Evening admission, IS cents; back sests 50 cents
Reserved seAts for sale at the IL all during the day.
dE22 It
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EPICUREs, ATTENTION!

CHRISTMAS TURKEYS. juicy and fat.
SPRING CHICKENS, tendeDAnd luscious
Tho CHOICEST CHRISTMAS and HOLIDAY
GROCERIES and CHRISTMAS BOXES Of any
ouired SIZE either for city country at reasonable
price, and delivered free Of drASsge. II you have
HILLMAN g. MAYNARD,
IJO POydrns street.
Conatsntly receiving eonsienmcnts Of C0untFy Pro
80 Asta IL
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MERRY CHRISTMAS
HAPPY NEW YEAR!

We would respectfully call the attention Of farni'
ia the large and well asserted stock of
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MINERAL SPERM OIL.

Nt
This on ooubinsa all the excolisnt illuminating ual;
ties Of Kerosene OIL together with perfect aayssy OIL
that can DO sra9spe.tsd sy land or stored In w
~, lighted aespa hfled burned In kitchen
6oiar and engine In fact used and
any parpose Of illumination safely our fhthsD
used .has Or sperm al, Its gaistng pcnt s about 70
both Of these particulars eboat che aporR
hard oti II will fEnte under 300 Fahrenhe aaA
ocnseq uonuy absolutely safe.
IT WILL NOT TAKE FIRE IN CASE OF 8RKAK
AGE OF THE LAMP.
THE OIL WILL ExTIN0ursH THE FLAMH.
The Oil Itself has odsg vhilo burning 10 givssa
lIgt Of TEN CANDLE POWER q eost net szcoSA-
Ing 0ae Half Cent Per Hour, and for lighting FailroAA
factories and dwelling bousoo 10 n
valuable, and cannot be too highly rscemmee6ed.
The 0ti 10 patented, and made by Q process whiaA
insures it uniiornisy
1t burnA with aSerilfiaary La kho DUAL BURMER,
rednree bat little attic ton and trimming. The Oh
never gums tho lamp, as IL nbsorbs oxygen ntun
the atninsp 10 detsrforato by ago TAts
Burner hts all ordinary coal oil Tampa.
REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BURN This OH
'. Its absolu.s safety 70 III. and property.
). It's economy being about tlDsaue a. Kerosene.
4. Its perfect freedoHs from odor.
The MINERAL SPERM OIL has been adopted IN
tho Board OF Supervising InsPsetoss for sse On al
Insurance Com aues In Now York Boston and Ms8
Orleane. - 'Es-'A
We invite all who Interested to cali and sramins
Send for circulars. for Mineral Sperm On and Dua
Burner BosTIcK Il SEYMOUR, Sole A esnts
For Louisiana, Alabama, Aisstssippt and Texas,
- and Il Front At and 20 and 80 futoBpj
mb2s 1y5p New Or:sapa-
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iooooo LiSipB anu representative Curtoaitos; 1000
Men and Horses; 500 Rare Living Wild Animals
Birds, Reptiles and Marine Monsters; the
Only Living sea Cow In America; Enor.
nous Sea Lions; ZOE Of the Best
Performers in the World.
Ten tsnts covering ave three trains Of thrty
Seven Superior ExbibittoSs In sis ssparass Colossal
In n
Tho entire pavions are brilliantly Illuminated in the
Excurssos trains win the railroads and steam.
ooats ut reduced fares to convey visitors to
p T. BARNUNs GREAT SHOW
OF to all s.ass the The HE AZ.
reduced g to o. Is DO had Of tie agent on
First Performance at tho Circle on SATURDAY
n g and on sunday two performances Doors open
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, NEW YEAR
CALLS,
BALLS. PARTIES AND ENTERTAINER rs,
at present occupy the public mind, and
RESTRAINING ORDERS"
will not prevent the people enjoying themselves.
"PLAYED OUT"
politicians will have to hide their dmlnshed heads in
VIC" u ''' se''A' JoY
OF the season.
THE PEOPLE
and lo Canal street whore everything for foot wear,
suited for the seasoni
at such extremely low prices that every taste be
y SUPPLIED WITH
variety. for Ladies' Gents, Misses Boys and the
ARMS
be htted as its tAsts may incline. to
GOLD.
Silver, Bronze, Pink Blue White Shoes.
Mr. Hogan has just received
FROM PARIS
very large Of Colored saiin Baton Boots and
shon Of Ladir l. seecSS me ae eaoS.
style and make Of this line Of GoodS.
TO CARRY ON THE WAR
against high prices Hogan has determined to sell
| CHEAP FOR CASH
at his Mammoth Shoe Store.
| 90 and 1o1. Canal Street. 90 and lO1
| ds99 Vt
NEW WINTER CLOTHING.
We call attention to oar new receipt Of FRESH
| STYLISH GOODS for Winter
Fine Cashmere BUSINESS SUITS.
| Fine Scotch Cashmere SACKS.
Derby Melton Fall ovERCOATS.
Bloc Diagonal CUTAwAYE and D. B. VESTS
Coored Cloth FROCKS and VESTS.
Black Beaver TALMAS and CAPE OVERCOATS.
1 Also
Elegant FURNISHING GOODS, Trus-At SHIRTS
Fancy Silk BOWS SCARF TIES.
Shaker and Meriao UNDERWEAR.
HALF HOSE, KID GLOVES, COLLARS. etc.
All new goods and low prices. No trouble TO AhoV
goods. Call and examine at
PIBRSoN & HEWS,
de22 It II and IS Camp street.
A NNUNCIATION SCHOOL FAIR
PAY FOR TIE SCHOOL HOUSE.
The Fair will be held at the School BOusS Morale
street, between Vaudeville aud Spain Strtess.
It will open on CHRISTMAS DAY. at hslEpaSt
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GULF CITY BITTERS.
"The Gulf city Bitters,"
wherever used fast
sUPERsEDING ALL OTHER BIrTERs.
and CHOICEST Of spirits.
sTIMuLANT no THE INVALID,
those sedentarliy employed. they rsvA,uA...,
cause them 70 DO indispensable to every Housshoid
AFTER THEY HAVE ONCE BEEN TRIED
an ss hs c IF ~
s S ali
h., THE GULF CITY BrrrERs
fsa be b @ Of
THE TRADE SUPPLIED AT LIBERAL RATES.
Prepared only by
CHARLES FRICKE.
Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors,
Mobile Alabama.
JOHN HENDERSON. IS Tchoupiscnla. .t.
Also Proprietor of the celebrated GERMAN BIT.
and all Go VS.
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
NO. so7 CANAL STREET,
Hw oRLEAss,
- Under tho Direction OF -
MRS. VIM. r. EVANS.
daughter of tho late DR.. J. Perkins Of this Statet
ab1 MS Tas o New
and Europe direct, is prepared 20 receive aehe
OF '% Of city,
being formed for the ptesr session 27 Canal street
fege' Mar%onv Violin Voisnceiio raror organ and
G Mas. is@ to S isssf daily
Belon ging to the Institution is residenss wher
obtain board and lodsins and where svsry facility WI
be oer.d them to tho advancement in their studies
df sssa To rysp Laet Hs boz - fo..eise. h o
MUTUAL NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW ORLEANS,
tEstabnshsd Jan. ., 1922
LOG Canal Street.. ...--.--..-.l loo
The Only Bank Allowing all It's Depositors q
Share in the Profits.
Average Drposits over IOOooOG
First Semi Annual Dividend Declared Juno both, 1873
81 per cent to Stockholders.
| u per cent TO Depositors.
! Bank open from 10 A. NJ until 4Ph.
| PAUL FoURCHY. President
ALBERT BALDWIN. Vice President
JOSEPH Mitchell. Cashier.
| Pierre Maspero, John T. HArdiA,
| John d. Cobb, Ernest MiltsnberSsr.
| Adolpk Mayer, Albert Baldwin,
Paul Fourchy. Charles LAatte.
p. Poursine. -- oco amS
THE GREAT AMERICAN COOKING STOW
| DEPOT,
| No. 100 Camp Street.
| The Champion American Stove never 70 NV
satisfaction all defects known 10 exist In ether Cool
ing have been entirely ramedtsd In the Aner
can The Eoono|y Di'Hasch and DarsSt iiy e. tsi
II want Stove. bay only BridEsfOrds Old Hels1l
All kinds Of Cooking and Heating Stoves on hand
| Special s1tsntiOn given 10 0utterfnK and RcofnG.
BoWers. Ash Pans and rsPslra for Gt atSI furnishes
| At Gh0rt notice. PHIL. McCABE
| Agent for American steve
| saIS en- 81 ITO Camp street
INSURANCE.
LOUISIANA EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
Chartered by the State Of Louisiana,
OFFICE COR. CARoNDELET AND oRAVTER 81
Parties desiring Life informed that thi
Company issues Soici-a Of insurance on ali approve
| plans a. low SO sBy other CODPsny. All Policies ar
| non fotfsitabIe Losses adjusted and settled wit
Pr s% sa;o and h0'' JIMEs H Low President
JOHN TINHET. THoe. A soLAAD.
FINSEK 4 ROLAND.
ATToRNEYS-AT-LAW,
Commercial Place.
Few OFsoaaA. ooS . tyS1
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HIGH AND Low, RICH AND POOR.

HIGH AND LOW, RICH AND POOR.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS for Zoe:
Handkerchief. Calicoes, Trimmipgs Buttons, etc,
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS for $50.
Dress Goods. English Prints. Handkerehofs. Gloves.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS for goo:
Delainea. HanikaSchiefa. Towels Ribbons, etc.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS fur Q5c,
Bows Ties, Hapdhsfshiss Collars. Hoods, Bustles etc.
CHRIsTldAs PRESENTS for soo
Dress Goods Frsnch Prints, Aipacas, etc.
CHRISTMAS PRE>ENTs for $50:
Handkerohieh Collars, Stockings, 4 Poplins, etc.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS for 4eo:
Tics. Cuff Brushes. Combs. Noodle Books. Handler.
chiefs.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS for So.
kerehisfd Hoods. ate.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS for Use:
Bustles Scissors Kids. Leggins, scarfs. Belts. etc.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS for o.:
Chemises Chemissttes. Skirts Lace Collars etn.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS for 81 25:
Lace Wells, Three Button Kids Fine Handkerchief.
Undersleeves. etc.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS for o. 81:
Zebra scarfs. Rich Silks, Fans Guipure Bands etc.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS for 81:
shirts Silk Handh srobssfs Parasols Belts and RsGs,
o. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS for % 50:
Splendid Black Silks, Boulevards, Sacques, etc.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS for %:
Handsome Scarfs Shawl Suits. Mantles, Shawls. etc.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS for -:
Blankets. Felt Shirts Lace Goods. Braided Basques
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS for IS:
Infants Robes Chidren's Dresses, Umbreas Rugs
The above list 10 presented with the view of setting
the direction of the public mind in the proper channel
It is almost needless to say That have THOUSANDS
OF PRESENTS that ore not here enumerated, and at
! prices intermediate, well "a In
| THE FINER QUALITIES.
I, is very difficult " In the limited space at
| nand, to convey anJthing like adequate idea Of
what have. comprehensive understanding OF the
vane Of article whom the price is named. We,
modostly suggest the proprety of
inspection the part Of every ono who has anything
| to spend for
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
for any elee for themselves.
BRASELMAN a ADAMS,
DEALKRsN
| CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
$50 and $50. MAGAZINE STREET. $50 and sss
Conner st. Andrew street.
dealt CASH HOUSE.
A NEW FEATURE. +
KAN g. CO.,
100. Canal Street 100
VIII present to purchaser OF $40 $eo and
upwards with a subscription to
"EYRICnS" SELECT LIBRARY
for from two to twelve months.
At the same time sell their large stock Of
FRESH HOLIDAY BOOKS
J AT
| GREAT REDUCTION.
| We invite attention to
LARGE STOCK OF ELEGANT BOOKS.
SUPERB, CHOICE AND DURABLE BINDINGS,
| STANDARD AUTHORS AND BEST EDITIONS
| HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, POETRY. ART AND
FICTION.
FAMILY BIBLES POCKET BIBLES,
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, WRITING ALBUMS
FIVE THOUSAND BOOKS FOR CHILDREN
| of All Ages.
Remember the place.
! EYRICH's OLD STAND,
KAHN & CO.,
dee2 It 1870 Canal street
MASONIC HALL.
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING MONDAY, DEC. 30
| CHARLES MoEVOT'S
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Z FFERvESCENT
vICHV. eEIOLITZ APERiEHT,
scie ntiAc combination renowned Syringe
Of Europe.
A . representative 81 the natural watsFs tth
APERIENr fully DO relied upon In Bilious CouA
plainta EngorgeEnsnS Of this Liver Loss Of ApRotnN
Affections Of the Kidneys Headsohe. General D06tSeg
Gout aud RheunatIs
Tull directions viii be found on eaah bottle.
Prepared by
FREDERICTON & EARTR,
CHEMLsTs,
f30. Canal street. ...~.. Id
JA2e Iy5p New Orieana-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-13

Inc VI Arh iIiih Wiil iun subject 10 delays Incl.
dent 10 ireisht business. and nj stop only at
tIuhs where tim. liz gwen
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle Tor " ilmIu on and Philsde.
At 10 NJ. Leave fhiiadel hia ut l2OV N. AID
Wimlhs1un at IL P. NJ. for New Castle
SMl RNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additohalt To those above leave smyrna for Clay
ton II 81 a m, and 7.15 D. ai Leave Clayton for
smyrna ~ a. M. ara goo T.. lii. :. to make connec
ton "tth trains to and from pnyer. and stations
south
CONNIcTIONS
At Tow NSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
Anne's Kent Railroads
Al l.N TON. with the Mary luua and Delaware
Railroad.
At NGIoN. with the junction and Brsak
water Railroad.
At SEAfukD with Tue Dorct.ste, aud Delaware
| kaiir"ad.
~ pfLMAR, With the Eastern Shore Railrosd
aud sNolnico and focamoke kailroad.
" +. kENNEY Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-13
DELAW AhE kAlLkOAC LINE
SUMMER AkKANUkMINr

152asifi-2u IN ana alter MONDAY, July 1eth
E'8SlS'2. Ioundays excepted, , trains III
Ia pll
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-13
Railruad gines.
Philadelphia, Wilmington ana 81 a..
more Railroad.
Ia sE q III W ~ -: ;;7E - =
TIM H. TABLE.

TIME IA BILE.
,oa"sn.,n. a9shAY Jgns a is7! Tlans WIN ieav
'-AiL TEAM At go a. NJ. Is ndays exc.p,ed) toI
"'a"'s q ,1Sppns A.. =. Al ess.,s.a,'ons sonrs..
,"n ~nh ImIf"a Branch k,i,oad and Msyi.nd and
l'siswa,- kaiiued, Al HaIrntton with Junction az
b--kws..l Ra,ilosi, neaord wan Dorchester "a "a
i'e,s"a,e k4,i'oAi. AZ bslm,r with kae,,Ih nhor-
ExriI-- T@AIs a, i2,S NJ. (sundays e1c-p,es,) io
h.it'n'",s and Wtbhington stopping at Wilmington.
f'usslr aud Hayr.d. -tirac. Cour.cts At vi.
sxPEtr9 IsNN .i4@ +. Nj, (Sundsys +scep,-d3 o,
n@'a,t..nd 1v ;t"rpinr Thur
ton S-watk. kson .Sorth- East. Charies,own Perry
.as .a. "so. rs5y%sa
hAPhhts at II Jof M.duiy or ulorssnd WAIST
-@sis kissoa r%ssk ,'ss1 T.s's,,ls
iiAN tr- de. GRACE, hertyma n'p and MsEolia.
ior Fortress Monroe and Norfolk wi take
.iLM14aroS TRAINS
Ies fAbaiTnIA a, s'i'' s. :na 10 s @
7urAui %p iay r. 81 The 500 Z. NJ. connects with
BE- BE- Y ! \ Is r. s1 sa Z, as'm.s, s sts,'sns o
-. trtwr-a Chester an4 fnalrlrhis on sunday
lv.te HtlmInl tuu at b.al T. Al.
The 6L \. VI: ,an t,oo Wulnngton VIII crnur,t =.
.G.r or N.~ l,a 1oiG N--S fr,i4telrn.a
IHiiA HA1 BAA f9 ct.NG NGs.tD K. K FRatNn
serl., 'at ',t,ot, e"at,a' '' s,dre. s'N '"' 'A'
Leave ,- "'fs" 4 I. % r,' "a, U' sana.,, eteef
,hv'i.. ts'i -, IS Io,"s u. 'wrlnestay, "a aa,uI
~ "a. rnisd'lpA,a er "s'o,d a, o IN
N',ip"- t,Ns sst.eIIys .. ~ y TITO 20 u
t4'in r.ta at ttl at.t,Ugr te.nteh fhAdelyh,A an,
| it~tVklt-
Leave T. II I,lp rt lhlade!Ftis, sundHys excepted, a.
49, - tni' 70 '. IN b1n,i ipt ihtlad-tphis al
| tIOa, ~. cD.la j. otd ihti-,i-lrh,. ! 10 pa
| aias, l'nt- iniieIl hla ,uI OE!"ri 6e,' =, N.
| lH.4'r' 't. q ft tHflt tr.i 5t. ga D..
Ii, ns '.t,!H ~ t'tnttuu t.ii 400 2. vii
cpu-,t ,nt4k'n .uuctlvl wth 7.,J uI. Az,
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