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pAIIInORE a OHIO RAILxoAp,

wAsBINsror, December 9lr1.
w. Sfs GRFE55sFI ~ ETfTSssffxEf = ~
Nhsi are 20" FIR F4I Il ~ i"4sl lT1s s,ESE
ana s:IS a n 100, 500, l'i0, so. $40 Isss
roB ALL WAY STATIONS.
5fssse eai,yi ee.osP, sgadsI, Al Si5, sss sSS
For principal Way stations, Blsdeusburs, Bsls.
we, Lsnte tnH@Io-ls Juhosion snd aaisg cave
7s5 ,. m, see ? n. s,ops a. yessup's. Th.s
y. staps 81 Annapolis junction and Relay 5niJ.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave AZ a =. a. snd 9:lOp.m. 80 train
fror, Annspolis on SUNDAY.
roo BkLTfMoRs
Leave G FoR " Way az sf "a 80 snd '''I.
fgg ALL PARTS OF r AK wtsf
.nd ssT ss sSs sa65g ard .as snnds' "
Or Saturday AZ 81 3 sHd 6 a 5 a m. aud T:4Stu
aS Bss Station vim s2 ;rsn! ToS ofBs sta4:
"hseling, Parkersburs, Pitts0urs, &c.
.aa s saa q ee zee Essy no.
Belsy House with strssburs and Winchester 80
Tbroueb tickets 20 the West can be has ct tAs
Washington Station Ticket once 81 all hOu, n
For New YORK. Philadelphia and Boston ,ss -
Fertfrernent OF "ThrUCgb Line
I'll; WILSON, Master Of Trsnsporrstiss.
In. 0oLK, General Ticket Agent.
0hO. e MUM iLs den 4 AZ I, NeanlngtOu. III
THROUGH LINE
BETWEEN WAsHIN6TOn,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW fosk.
!. isI'5s YORK .fs run k2@1
FOR NEW YORK, wttAosa cAanss az sr,.
and 800 D. N.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily texoept Sunday a. zoe o. N, Lee
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York st 3 80 D. m aad Phils6s<
phis 1t 5 &c =. m
sleeping cars for New York on $40 D. n. trsn
only
Through tickets 20 Philadelphia, New Yort @
Boston can be had st the Station Once 81 Ell hours
If the day.
For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sdvertisemsns
for schedule between Washingtou, B.ltfngre A.
napoln and the Weet- J. l.. WILSON,
Master Of Trans Dor tssioo.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. 5. KooNTZ, Agent, Wasbinston jslS
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON TIE SEVENTH STREET Road, OPPO-
SITE HOWARD UNIVERSITY

SITE howard UNIVERSITY.
- By virtue Of deed ef trust, dated January
E. 26 ID, 1872, and duly recorded In liber No 90,
6folio ni one Of the land records for Wash
ipgton county, in the District of Columbia, and by
the written request Of the party secured thereby,
will sell, tn front OF the Premises on MONDAY,
September 23d, lS72. at 81 O'Clock D. m lot No So
In Wright and Dole's subdivision OF Mount Pleas
ant situated on the It'll street road. opposi1 How
ard University. and improv ed by Frame Dive ling
Terms One third cash; residue in six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest from day of sale
Deferred payments to be secured by deed of trust on
the property Conveyancing and stamps at cost o.:
purchaser. Slo0 down at time of sale.
II. Nj. WEBBER, Trustee.
selO eoSds LATlMER CLEARLY, Aucts.
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RY W. T. JOHNSON
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Pennsy ly ania avenue, corner Sd street east.

CAPITOL HILL PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
- On SATURDAY, Sept. nth, at 5 O'Clock
part Dn Of Lot Square e9s frdn IN .8
feet inches on street south. between LIST street
east aud New Jersey avenue, with depth Of IS feet
inches.
The improvements consist of a one story Brick
BuiIdiLG.
Terms: One-half cash; balance in six month";
Fifty dollars down at time of sale.
sell St. W. T. JOHNSON, Auct
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MARRIED..

MARRIED.
GAST-NARRES. On the 18th inst, at s.
S.-T Slus ChCrch, BY Rev. b. A Msguire. =. J.,
hENh0 ". CANT to Miss ELIZABETH WAR
k5h, both OF N ashingtOn. ID. q.
HlLLS-GCCOSNELL- On the 10th instant. at
the brides residence, 729 9th ST, by the Rev Dr.
B~Ik 4 HAS W. n LIS, Of cleveland Ohio, to
Mss SAEAH Z. MCCONNELL, OF Washington,
l.. G..
DIED.
BAHkS In Baltimore, NIL . on the 18th instant
q Pneumonia, JOSHUA Is. BANKS, eldest son o
joshua and the ate sarah J. Banks
Thv fUIt raj will take plscs Saturday afternoon, at
och x from The residence If his sister, Mrs. JOhu
MeIrilatt, No. 1850 ssh street, between % aud p,
nSrthWe-t. Relatives and friends CT the family
invited 20 attend.
HICKEY. On the l2;h instant, CALIsTA, wife
Of Thornton 2. Hickey aged - years.
FrleDts end relatives are pectfully invited to
atte nd the tuneral from the residence Of her hus
band. Ne 1920 7th street, Sunday afternoon,
eeptembeT 18th, at O'Clock
JORDAN. On the l2th instant, at half past3 a
N, ANN JORDAN, the beloved life Of Patrick
Jordan.
MAY she rest IN pesce.
Her i"LeIal viii take Elsce from her late resi-
dence. 32S 18th str, et, v. on Saturday, At nine
O'ClCCk a. IN. Mas at st. PstTickis Church at 10
O'Clock The fIieDds of the family and the sudality
q -. FatIick . Church are Invited to attend 81
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" R1 HANpsonE LIGer-OoL0kkp
PANTS, unsurpassed In beauty Of design snt
soikmanship, from 50 GO ss. az A. 81 RAUs', 10
pennsylv anita aSenre. mv0
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PROPOSALS.
psopS SALs FOR THE ERECrIOS or A
BB6SpHpiNe AT THE NAVAL oBsEkNA-

y o NAVAL OBsKRyATaRY.
Ses,ed Proposals will be rsceiyed ~ ri. I..,il
ton. until 10 eClook a. m l6rH sFrTrNsrs -
for the erection Of Tower and Dome for a Tels'
scope
Plans and specifications Of the work NAV n. ..o,
snd explanations obtained at the L. 5 Naval OBJ,
The risht 20 decline any or all bids rot aAx.n-
taTeous 10 the Government is reserved.
Proposals. sealed aud Endorsed " Proposals Tor the
erection Of Tower and Dome, /" viii he addressed to
b. =. SANDS, Bear Admiral,
seplea Superintendent
ENGINEERS OFFICE,
Il BALTINoRE AM PoToNAc RAILROAD Co.
VASE N+roS, Se ptenlheT Z, lT2.
Proposals IN writing viii BE- received By the under
sigped Until SEPTFMBEE 2isT inst. for All the
-, ne reIB re the Foundation work II the sin
nePot BulldlrG u BaltIncre and Pot 1uac kailECa1
The Stone nIus, be q the best ausi'ty-Seneca or
But St - less thsu six cubic feet in each q
De oeaiEtTed ST cite Of Depot corer = s'h strest
ano b street, a required; a - b. delivered -
Eovembeg lot prcxinlo. The stone viii BE- saJJsct
q inspection the srsun4- aud will Pc pail Ior b.
the perch Of IS cubic feet each. n -asurci IL tie
wsl. JOSEPH WOOD.
s,9-ec;d Rass4eHt Enr5uco-
pGOPosALs FOE WHITE BERLIN GLOVE
DEgCE QUhFTEKxsSrER's orr.c~.
PETAuELFrIis, August y. ly2
Sealed Proposals viii b received a. tins office "a
uutl Z o'clock N. on NUNpAT, Octoarr : i,52 fsr
the delivery al the Schuyiki Arsenal. PhiIaiai-
RGiA, - 1o,tN patrs o. " bite Berlin Glove. as
sorted s'Ees &c conform q sealed standard sAtlale
whlrh can be seen AZ this Office
- Proposal snanid Dc endorsed Proposals for
sigusd.
BY order Of The Quart,IIna.ter General.
Assistsat ousrteTIa aster Genera C. ;. 4.
s.-ot Depot Q1srternsster.
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THE fAkE kEDUCEp 10 rBK CONyEH
! TIoe is pothtns compared WITH the redaotio.
81 P'icss sta sJbACs's CiciE.s lcft Penney
sAIi syeRas EJx
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RAILROADS.
ALEKAkpRIA AND WASHINGTON &. y.
ALtxAspRIA AND FsspsRIcKspuRs Nv


ALtxAspRIA AND fsspERIcKspuBs su
r,,.l ,I pspss sSrner eth snd = .treets
--oA uSiAs ior AlsNsatris leave IS frlcrs:-
!, y :, = : - $500. .,'S' SIX 'S @s"
rive - foslo~s;-S&, 'sSs, 40 . IN, =, 'ssEi
vs Trains nsr l ST ths. SouOect With tra-s
-9uASTIco hseoTiscfstion leave. Wa. hinsso
chr At s6UfFSfsssS NJ E.NFRxss. via Riah.o,s.
'esnes Mashington u , , daily rnoept sunday.
.SF .s Der S,S s,r S ss re- fsrp 9sss
EsFe 20 Ss sSs a. =, Is. SH1 h tSAs ,55eTs g sss
fEgcY SMITH, ricsc, Ar.rt,
- x,,-, Corner 9th street ard "a = nv,
n. 3 Young, Gen1 Passenger Arsst. . R-rfz
RAITIseRE a POrosAC "A
~ DcPot COrasr Ca aad h Sfrsss, y -
IAAI nsI i LkAhk FVR rRAIss ARRIvI Al
IS n, NlAgsTs Ia sresssss a n 49,
SIS AN. baltimore ah 3 IA ss I'D asS Ssss
les : n, H.s'srn 2 IS =; western IA.
oo1nraalatiou, daily, eK- aa.ly, except s. 81
81. u. Cincinnati ES. ss'iy. .'' VIM -i's
Pres Gely ,eN- : -ncaY llnS y, ~ S1ufh#Tn Er-
US IA, Aestern AHps pres,, daily *. "a tE.
re-. son gers log thrIr orders q; Ticket once.
F F,as; ;Ssis Ss.ssy. .5..; =
sna ked ~ hotels ard residences q ~ posuts
y 4 u
.! Is, otsGaHolis, LouisNf ne. ~ Isus HtV
Ori'ans' . siCsrs, Omaha, San FrAlrIsc srd al
~ f.kth q. SMITH. Ae.ut.
onlSe, 81 and fcnnsylvaaA ag-uus.
:. Young. Cont rass'r Agout. Me
1870 GREAT IgH1
ISi2rENNsxLVaNIA sc,rTBl $40
10 TEE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AID sOUT4-
WEST.
On aud after June To- ll, trains viii leave a, To-.
lows.
Wssh.nsioa.-..-ss9 See a. N. Baltimore .---. Issss
10 3 q IA. " ..-..iZ. 81 y Ws
.--.s-,c 3. an ---. IN
....... IS p m. ] /" .-... d. - n ~
TIN GREAT DOUBLE TRACK RDUTK
with cie CANT Scenery, Pa ace State room dAy ana
nikbt cars, with modern IN proyeuerts.
Two hundred miles saved % Western and OeutrnI
kce fOrk.
Ihe les =. z. daily, eIceYs Sunday, northssss
T.lsr n daily west,
MAXI CoNNEcTIoSsi
ThropEh from baltimore % NIAGARA a.
Plf1sBCBG without change.
Tickets 3D. THIS route can be proCufci a. ire a
ice, corner OF SIN street and rersr lvsuia ia
under National Hotel, where reliable tnfOrr aAtlos
viii be given a. ali times.
Passengers procuring tickets a. this "a se css
secure socOmil 1iati0as IN Pslace Cars Tor Ff.s~r
burg. PERCY q. SMITH, Ticket Agent,
Corner 9Th street anf Penna avenue,
-, -, -, Washington, ID. y.
ED.s YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
lnarlo-iy EsllHIOre. Ea.
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TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION OF FIVE
BS BE-. !. DWb LING HOUSES, ON L AND 1sT
IL By virtue of deed of trust to me, dated
EaH Sep'ember 81, ISL and recorded same date, in
n Llber Nc. 6S, folio 2l5 one OF the land records
for w hingtOn county, ID. c. shall set 10, expose
ard sell to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY. Sep
TENDER L. loT2 at $50 O'Clock p m, on the prem
lses, 81 the pro perty mentioned in said deed of
trust being lots eighty nine s9l, ninety t90l ninety
enc (9l ninety two ga and ninety three Ig3). in
+. GHboIts recorded subdivision of square num-
bered six hundred and seyeuty-hv 1918 Each Of
said lots is improved by handsome dwellin house
located within one square of the street passenger
railway, ard a pleasant and desirable nsiRhborhoOd
Terms Cash within seven days after sale, If W hich
: 100 must be deposited each house when sold
AL expenses of conveyanciBg and revenue stamps
at the purchasers cost.
sep2-dSds MATTINGLY WHEELER. Arct
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SIREET, CORNER OF NORTH CAPITOL
- BY virtue Of a deed Of trust to me, dated Sep
R:a TENDER g. ISL, and recorded September q, ISL
IN Liber No. $50, folio 1879. ona Of the land
records Of Washington county, ID. c.. | shall set
Up, expose and sell TO the highest bidder, on the
premises, on SATURDAY, September u 1879. at
O'Clock p. m, of the property mentioned in said
dred and twenty three, l23J one hundred and
twenty four, tl24l one hundred and twenty five,
dred and twenty seven, ClE,) one hundred and
twenty eight ll2S.D and one hundred aud twenty
nine, tl29D of B. +. Gilberts recorded sub division
OF square numbered six hundred and seventy FIVE,
.651 Upon the.e lots there are six rstclsss press
brick front dwelling houses the corner pposite
neighborhood.
Terms cash within seven days from the day of SALE
Of hioh SI0e must be deposited on each house when
sold All expenses OF conveyanciDg and revenue
stamps at purchaser 3 cost.
J. =. EASTWOOD. Trustee.
sf2-d6ds NATTINGLY * WHEELER, Auct.
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Ats -
1O~n CHEAT rgN1
lSiLPENNSYLVANIA RctrTBE SlZ

10 Ia = NUhIHN = p, SNlIH, Al bUULA-
~EST.
On aud after June 10, ll, trains viii leave q, To-.
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by MATTINGLY WHEELER,
- 100. Auctioneers aud Brokers,
No. 1o3 9Th street W. next TO corner of street
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Rf GkEEH WILLIAMS. Auctfoneers
- Northwest corner 10th and streets

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
2iTH STREET, BETWEEN AND K
STkEETS NORTHWEST, At AUCTION.
- On MONDAY, September 10th, 1872, at 81
clock p. m, we shall sell, in front of the
premises, part of Lot No. Is, IL Square mum
bered twenty eight (25J having sixteen feet six
inches front running back 100 feet 10 an alley.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months for nstes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises All conveyancing AID
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. SIe0 down on
the day of sale.
sell-d GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
UY LATIMER & CLEARLY,
- AuCtioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of Penn'a and 18th street,
Star Office Building.
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SALE OF VALUABLE IaPROvED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION-BRICK DWELL
II ~ . ID q y -
P F. F. BPs0RRSsEEiiLLE Trustees.
sep2 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts

81 THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED, ON
account Ut the ipclemsucy Of the weather until
MONDA I, September 23d. at the same hour and
place. By order Of the Trustee.
rssl3 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
RYW. l.. WALL & Coz Auctioneers,
II Oris inal Horse and Carriage Bszsarr
No. 50 Louisiana ave bet. 9Th and 10th streets

. %h har.s s s2 s aTis,snsSs sss.r
D sfS9k HS Ssn GESyF H0ssns PRIVATE
BY BY . BRIpGETti s 3sE SECONDHAND PARk
e. On On sATGRDIYf MORNING, sspt. 18th.
IN lS2, commencing at 10 O'Clock, We viii
sEvENTYF FIVE HEAb OF HORSES. MARES,
AND MULES,
heS be soa ns r;as s 4sP
All sto.k warranted fully as represented. or the
Gusrsniee on stock warranted sound will expire
Guarantee on stock warranted to work will expire
"1 D. H. u'' a At 10 o'clock precisely.
One 4-seat Family Carriage, huiit by Bridget.
1t WV. L. WALL & CO.. Aucts.
By GREEN WLLt ad1nsr h ,6'S .%S
TRUSTEES, sALEoF yA,LLTGABhE IaPRoyED
ING House, FOUR ST lBlEs HIGH.
R ssore Ia u br s a.'f 5o m 69s
-. Of the land records Of washington county,
of the note secured thereby, VIII sell at public
auction, ON the premises, on tn URSDAY, septem-
snd in eY s ta a. r6 P:ss e.
Holden ard Ford's subdivision Of square 3I2 ing
the third house from the north end Of row o. ten
DIV iliug houses the side OF 18th street be
tween o ard streets northwest.
Terms of sale as required by said deed are: GO So
and the expenses Of this sale, tn Cash and the bal
aDce In 6 and IL mouths. secured By notes bearing
interest and deed of trust the property. Szpa
down when the property is struck of. Stamps and
sale are not com Piled with within fge days from
the day of SALE the Trustees reserve the right 20
resell the property at the risk and coat of the de-
faulting purchaser. -
PA. DARNEILLE.i trustees
sep2 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
81 THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED, ON
account Of the ipclemsUcy Of the weather until
MONDAY, September 23d. at the same hour and
place. By order Of the Trustee.
GREEN Z VILLA
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pY LATIMER CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner PeDnsyly ania avenue and Ilth s;
Star Office Building.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

RY LATIMER CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and lth str Get
Star Once Buildings.
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TRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Lots ON ELEVENTH STREET EAST, BE-
TWEEN G AND SnITTH

ThUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON ELEVENTH STREET EAST, BE-
TWEEN 6 AND SOUTH.
81 BY virtue of deed of trust, bearing date
February 9th, A. u. 1874. and recorded am .ng
- the land records Of the District of Columbia,
In llb6f No 90 fClio 34J, ct and by direction
of the panty secured thereby shall sell, in front
Of the premises, on TUESDAY, the Gath day of
Septsmber,A ID. 1872, st 51l O'Clock .. all those
certain pieces OF ots Of ground In the city Of Wash
lngton. IN the District Of Columbia, aud known q
lots numbered ninetet (l9) twenty, - and TWEEN
t. one, q } in the subdivision Of square numbered
nine hundred and seventy four, (974D the same
are recorded il the Surveyor office of aid city in
book ~. *. No. i, folio III estimated 10 contain
IL $50 square feet.
The above lots will be sold either in whole or
separately,
eacl lot must he paid a time sale the residue
in eGEal pay me nts in 6, IL and Is months with 10
per cent interest 70 he secured by deed of trust on
tie premises sold. COuyeyancng and STAMPS at
purchaser cost. If the terms Of sale not com
piled with within six days from the day OF sale, the
trustee reserves the right TO resell at the cost
risk Of first purchaser.
WIN. r. BOLTXMAN. trustee.
sell-d6ds LATIMER & ULEhAI, Aucts.
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As the dste approached after which the in
habitants of Alsaee and Lorraine could no
longer ohoOsabetween o French and German
nationaliSy emigration from those pro-
vinces to = increased wondsEfnllS. Boys
Of fifteen lega1ly' ensanciPated by their
parents, q What they shouh be enabled
to e1ercIss slsoption. The German ofhciaaAns
aud pref sl6ded the view that the OPsion
Of minOns y - acr thless Unless their parents
, emigratea them; but the Frsnoh interpre.
tion-was the revsrse.a A large number
of youths from AIsace and Lorraine have drawn
for the CONSUMPTION at Nancy, and the yeuth
of Que parish marched to the frontier will
drums concealed in bags, aud on arriving tber
unfurled the, French flag, and marched will
their music to draw their nuIabers, E.
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AccordiaR to- the Munich correspondent OF
tho FrsmdtM6lsss, the Kirg u Bavaria is very
much dissatisAe6 with the srrogeat assump-
tion OF Prussia in ite interference with Local
Bavariau politics. The writer soys that King
Louis looks gpoA She new ssgtme as Confera-
sion of which the King OF Prussia 10 the head,
with the title of Emperor, but not IS en- Ein-
uire in the old ssnse. "The hereditary dignity
erantsd. to Prussia. does not" he concludes,
! imply that the other allied princes are to be
his vassals. II any of them choose to be 80, OF
| their own free viii, lot them, only Bavaria
| aud It's King de not. choose 70 Be, end never
win be vassa1a." That there Is a notable move
! ment at present in Bavaria IN oPpoAitiOn to the
Prussian policy admits. of no doubt, and th'
Berlin papers already begln tot talk Of q Prus
sian military occupation of Bavaria. The Lit
tic King of Wartemberg also begins t.
show signs Of dissatisfaction, and of dispQ
sition to Join Bavaria, "a was evidenced by tn
ausFsr given by. tho King WHOM invited .
attend the grand conference Of the Emperor
a. Bern1. He is aaid- to have replied that
would attend ifGhe King Of Bavaria did, whe
/, he well knew that the latter did NOT intend
be Pssseut. --.---,.----------.
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.ACREWrne
NEW ORLEANS, esps. 18th,

NEW ORLEANS, Bspt. 2etb, ts7S .,s
preliminary meeting Of the a1zlliAg -
tea Of the Cathsasal WaS .hslA lass S1DGe@
The following appotntmsntO have hsen msAe
for this Section; Prasidsnt, Mes. I. H 1sG-
stall; Wee PfeaiAans; Ms0' Emns Dssays
Secretary, Mira. Bfmirs 0Tsogsr; Treasurer
Mrs. n, Augustin. TIE 6nst regular nss.AG
Win he Mid on the 90th oesobsE, and tAs thssa
Sunday of svery u,Onsh has been selected q
tbe day of the monthly meeting .
| A Section has been formed in c0nneetOa,s
| w;ah the cbarches Of 81. Raphael and 81 Pa0Ess
parish of IbsrTilIes aud at The request Of ksSsE
Father VaIlee, cnrAtes the following apPasNa1a
ments hava been nade: President, Prank ezAt-'
4 auchsr Esq., Vice President, Amsdeo lzDb4.
;. ESQ Secretary, Dususu HalpheD, Esq-; TnSA+
aarer, r. Gautreaux, ESQ.
| In accordance with the desire % Rev EsStheE
| Dsuece, CITRATE, The following spPofatnenAs
have been made for the Section of tha church
ofSt. Joseph, Petit Caill0u: Prestdants J. =.
\ .Botdto, Es4; Vice President L. 8. Cha0viA.
LEsq; Secretary, J. o. DOplAntiSs Ks9,; Trss
surer, Abraham Brown, Bsq.
Il A detained report has been received from tAa
parish Of Petit CaillOO, in reply to the oirsnlAE
lmenAonad in the Bulletin Of Angast 2AtA-
THosEAs IkYzoE, II Ns SssEsaAe{~
T.. HlSs Esz 80 PSssS0Ss
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VOLUME V.
3,rnlng Star and Catholic Messenger.
HEw ORLEANS, SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1871.
LETTER FROM ROME.
FUNERAL OF CARDINAL oUAGLIA.

Z
Z ROME, Aug. ,3i.-The death of Cardinal
The other day, reduceA tho Sacred College
10 As members. Tho funeral service took
place in the Church of st. Maria in Via
Hata yesterday, Monsignor Vitelleschi
aipgipg the Mass and giving the absolu-
lions.
q The appropriation of the Gesu Is to be
carried out, as was first stated, the Govern
ment refusing to give mp halt the ret s q,
Suppression of the Religious Orders is
ready, and will be the first that will come
son in November. This seems likely to be
the case, as the London Times and ether
papers in the interest of Italy are already
beginning to form public opinion on the
are not at all violated by the law being
-propesed. w.. =
BUILDING IMPRotEMENTs.
Although 60 many projects have been
put forth for building new quarters, yet,
Beyond the restoration of few old houses,
nothing seems done In the way OF adding
TO Rome. The Chiesa Nuova, which ia
! nsed for the Judicial courts, has been so
much injured by alterations that have been
made, that the whole threatens to cone
down, and It is at present kept together by
S brops. The part Of the Qarinal that looks
On the Via del Quirinale ID being raised by
an additional floor. This is an improve.
Building. The royal stables, on the site Of
I the Jesuit Novitiate, have also been begun,
/ but not much appears above ground, The
site for the new Ministry of Finance 1s
being levelled, and some curious lnscrlp-
lions, besides a few statues of no great
worth, have been found: .,,
SANITARY CONDITION.
81 The sanitary condition Of Rome is oecn:
plying the serious attention of the authori-
lies. The numbers in the hospitals do moi
decrease and every day there. are numer.
Gus applications to be received. Sanitary
Commissions are al very well when drain
age, gas, water, etc, have to DO dealt WIN
But when It comes to the Roman Hnalaris
it 10 quite another question. The italian!
are beginning to see the mistake they hav'
made In making Rome their capital, ~ it i
nnfit in every way for such purpose. NJ
commerce. NO navigabse river, few rah
ways, a Wide expanse Of country whore n
one can live, and which ealtiv alton dSes mo
fever. are not altogether the requirement
for the capital Of a large kingdom. -
INSULTS 10 rae rorE. - ' :
As specimen Of etho sam tE ssaslo p s
fact. One of the Illustrated paPeF9 Is.
week brought out 9AEiGaEufS W Ynens
eerie in which tho sE7ol1 Eathes. ;she Card
nails, and some Religious were Representa-
in cages, with insulting titles oon easl
The following day esfds sPes b. ;,
in place Of site Holy Father and the CARD
mails, the royal family and aninistefS We
represented, The latter, Was fdamediate
Sophisticated although the other was Allow ?;
free circulation. By tho Italian law q
Derson of the Pope 10 sacred. end AL &C
a0ainst him are to BE punished ID the san
manner as those against the king.-Lo
don Tablet.
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