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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-27
Facing tho Bayonet :!

Facing the BaYonetI
When soldiers face the bayonet they take the
chance of life or DEATH but when private citizens,
deceived by the pretences of INSCRIPTIONS dealers,
apply PoIsoNs TO THEIR HEADS to change the
color OF their hair they have idea Of the terrible
risks they run The first analytical chemists have
endorsed hair dye az free from everything dele
terious to health" viz:
oRIsTADORoS EXCELSIOR DYE
Let the wise and prudent stick to that. 1t mparts
shades of color that perfectly fe-ke, and is in
all respects the very best.
REMEMBER, THE SWORD
is not more dangerous than the lead compounds In
the Market and that the RxCRIsIoR DYE contains NJ
lead AS a dressing after dyeng, use
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR PREsERvATIvR
dec25-lmd&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-27

Is also very good for destroying Moths Ants,
Reaches, &c. Sold by
b. & C. SHOEMAKER,
sos Market street, Institute Building,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-27

4 HAVE in store variety OF woven wires, plain
painted brass and galvanized, wire flower stands
wire nower treis rat traps and many other articles
made OF wire, at A. ALLDERDICES
No. Ill Shipley ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-27

Horace Maynard, OF Tennessee, introduced a
bill, in the House, at Washington, yesterday
to have German taught at West Point 1t ought
to be. Of course, and. the bill was passed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-27
XIII Every one of Those

Rats Mice, Reaches and other Vermin which infest
your house or store, by using
BUR9"s IMPROVED vERMIN EXTERMINAToR,
One Of the best things for the purpose you can use
For sale by
B. &C. SHOEMAKER,
sos Market street. Institute Building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-27
spetlaI a1otltss.
FIRST MORTHAHE UPON
"A FINISHED RAILROAD.

A sman amount OF the FIRST MORTGAGE PER
CENT. GOLD BONDS OF the CHICAGO, DANvILLE
AND vICENNEs RAILROAD, for sale at % and ac-
cred interest," in currency. The mortgage is for only
sls,be0 mile, and the line Ia finished and doing
large business. Investors wh0 desire thoroughly
SAFE BOND on q ooMrLErKD RoAD can obt In full
particulars on appiicaiont TO
Messrs X. r. RoBINsoN \ co, Bankcrs,
Wilmington, Del.
or to the General Agents,
W. b. sHATTUCK CO., Bankers,
No. 20 Nassau Street, New York.
jani5-3m-d&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-27

The plan for the new school house over Third
street bridge,which engaged the attention of the
Board Of Education, last evening, is similar to
the present building at Eleventh and Washing
ton streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-27
DELAWARE
STATE DIRECTORY.
Directory Of the State of Delaware.

The canvass has already begun, and the work VIII
on cariiea iorWara WIN the utmost rapdy consist
n A very extensive and carefully prepared list Of
Farmers, Mechanics, Professional Men, Merchants
state VIII be presented, with the Hundred IN whi"h
'heJ reside, arranged by Post Onices
~ ~ y ehued 70 nave the work ready for rublira
ioh E uuilng next Summer. The Subscription price
Ky Ky pqok Including the usual complete DIRECTORY Of
~ 9 M Wy o. wilmington will be $500 The Directory
lhat OF the city Alone 81 co. as in preytons yeaTa
~, FROM the TACT that there has not been puSished
~, VI nnehry ten years, Directory of Delaware the
M pupiisners ludge that large edition will he called
e.,s S5 and VIII print suclent number TO supply the
Ihe work will be canvassed for and complied Inv
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-27

The Gazette states that Hon Geo. H. Pendle-
ton recently sprained his angle" What does
this mean Is George disciple of Isaak Wal
ton, and the allusion made to his fishing-rod
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-27

Gold closed yesterday at 11O5l. Governments
were frmer, and in few instances 1s@l4 high
er In Philadelphia, stocks were dull, the market
closing heavy. Cotton was quoted at 49, a 239{.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-27
The Philadelphia Collectorsllp.

Numerous bills we're submitted.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-27
costar's Insect Powder

sos Market street. Institute Building.
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LIGuTNrSG.-Sometimes lightning produces
complete and instantaneous .paralysiss The
suppression of movements in the victim in
these circumstances is 30 rapid that those who
have witnessed It. might have thought they
suffered from some illusion. Who would not
think he was dreaming if he saw an unf0rtu-
nate creature, full Of fife and activity, petri-
fed and motionless as o rock in less time than
it requires to witness the phenomenon jerome
Cardan relates that eight xeaPers, who were
eating their dinner under an oak-tree, were all
plosion of which was heard far away. When
some people passing by approached to Geo
what had happened, they found the reapers to
all appearances continuing their repast; one
was in the act OF putting piece of bread into
his mouth, third had his hand In the dish.
Death had como upon them suddenly while in
these positions, when the thunder-bolt fell
Azrael had seized upon them with so much
violence that he had impressed upon the en-
tire surface of their bodies tho mouFnful tint Of
bis black wings: One might have taken them
for statues scalptured out of tiack marble
The catastrophe was 90 rapid that the faces of
the victims had not time to take any expires.
sion OF pain life was suppressed 20 instan-
taneousiy that the muscles remained unmoved.
Tho eyes and the mouths were open as inslife !;
and had not the color Of the skin been 80 much
changed the Illusion would have been COM
plete. 1t has been remarked also that the fea-
lures of persons struck by lightning, instead
of being contracted, usually assume o calm,
happy expression and the conclusion has
been drawn that they enter without shock or
pain into the presence Of the Infinite Being. It
has even been assumed that death by lightning
is the prelude to glory and haPpinees.---AgPle-
toms Journal
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EDUCATION IN SPAIN. Bible pedlara and
anti-Catholic travellers, a. we'll as stay at home
long haired and smooth-faced "saints" take
great delight in depicting to their creduloue
and willing hearers the frfghtful lack of edu-
oational facilities in Spain. For the special
benefit OF this "usefal" class of society, We
print the following figures, taken from the
Annual Of Public Instruction" issued by tho
Office Of Public Instruction, in Madrid 90 In
the number and antiquity of it's universities,
Spain il behind few countries In Europe.
There are at present in working order in
Spaip-or were previous to the revolution-ten
universities foE general education, eleven de-
voted to the cultivation Of the fine arts one for
music, two for H'aHs1actares one for diplomacy,
five for commerce, and seventeen for navigation.
Some of these, probably, do not rank higher
than our so-caued universities, corresponding
to the high schools of other countries. These
statistics show the attention paid to superior
education. Primary education is not neglect
ed, If We judge from Che number of elementary
schools-27,0 600. The training of teachers is
carefully attended to, n Normal schools being
devoted to the task. The libraries are e1
ceedingly rich that of Madrid contains 3OO-
600 volumes Central University, 300 900 Bar
celona, 1876, Oo0: SalamapacS, IS GOO; Palma
and Majorca, 5000; Aahop,, II, e6of aud
other libraries, nakihg total of Il, 166, SOS
volumes. In the arehixesg6f Simaneus there
are 70,275 packets of manuscripts, and of that
Of Alcala De Henares, 81, 400. A grant of 3D.
000, 900 reals y made by the government for the
support of these educational purposes, in ad-
ditica 20 the commereldl pcoviai0n e 10000
coo reals. e1ual n 81 to shont q. s5S.0eo.
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ngzhksskaaTz

Nm. leSyr,.f- +NHEw ORtEANs. July -, ls72s !.
Inc following sppofntments havs bssu mad.
.or the auxiliary zssssioss Of ~ Ckurch Of
SoIre Dame de BON secouu: President, Mrs
L. Layet; Vice President. Mrs.. ]. B. winches.
issf Secretary Aia cecle Wilson ,Trsssursr,
Mrs. 4. NJ Lushes.s -. -< - a go, go.
Tho meetinEcf the Particular Council, v hieh
asd been called for Thursday, the 18th inst.
mas been postponed until Friday, the 10Th inst,
rresidents and Vice Presidents of Sections are ar
respectfully requested to meet the Diocesan
Council, on the 18th, ct the Morning Star Hail,
at haif-past seven o'clock in the evening.
Officers Of Sections are informed thst Ar. T.
Fitzwilliam, IS Camp street, l. prepared to
furnish the books mentioned in Article. IS and
70 of the General Regulations. -. :.
The Section of Notre Dame Dc Bon seeours
will hold it's regular monthly meeting ON san
day, 1sth inst, at seven o'clock in the evening.
The members of the Section of st. Augussin
are notified that the regular monthly meeting
will take place. on Thursday evening, 18th
inst, at seven o'clock.
omcers desireus of having items of Informs
ton concerning their Sections published in the
Bulletin" sre requested to report tho same
not later than Wednesday Of each week.
Communications forwarded to the Council
should DO addressed 70 the unsersisnea. III
THOMAS LAyFoas, n. D., Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HIBERNIA INSURANCE. CoMPANE-s CAMP
Strest-Eew or1osnS, July s, ls7aAt regular meet
ing Of tho Board hd ths svsnng the following rsSO-
luton was unaRiHeualy sdOp1ed: -----.
4solved That In view Of o. necessity Of increaAng
the active capital Of this Company, additional In
stalment Of ten Per cent Of tho capital stock be called
in forthwith
In conformity With the above rssasutisn. the Stock
holders hereby notified pay, at the office Of the
Company, No. u Camp street, according to charter.
within ten dSyS after thirty days publication sec
ond instAent Of ten per ten doaEs per share
iyr4Im. r.. THos. F. BRAGG: secretaT2.
HALL BRANCH no. !. HIBEREIAE BENEvo-
lent and Mutual Aid AssocatOn--Eew Orleans July q
Is72-The officers and nsneers Of tbs Association viii
please take nOtes4bat the reGus- monthly meeting Oi
this BrAaeh " postponed until THURSDAY, Jslvle,
It half pest o'clock cd Milf govern themselves
aoeSrdIssiy. Pr order Of che Pssuidaat<
<y. ROBERT Z BARILEE.
n MACT<, Ses-c@<S, SSA&It
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1LG1bGr
ISssSsk' 80 I'D -
sshs 80 taS Viii. a 13S S3a3ssta: ~
% NAica oaly Z 49, - ~ ssSss. ~
The tee y esvseea. ind has q ,ssnW ,@sss.Ss.
vaiSes NpsninG doHnwasd "a ~ n.{SdiN -
s ssn .siye piece Of fried pork u SessSi q
chess tss ysiys so Ct nal w.Ita an y;
into the w.ter. ana irovss Sax inSS IN
A road b msde NON = I'd hsie teSSs ~ "a sSc
.hs.y ms.. OF = piece 81 board f06eSA Wfsk
tne osts. ~ the sourss u . sisEls aight sozse
. . nEsSsy cr even. more ssts may 20 down,
swi%mip oss a, on aahys IN The se,ning quietly
h hss.e sand saves the trouble Of killing them,
because their sgotistic instinct of selfspreses.
o. s tss to tight for The exclusive
morning, the strongest rss il found IN solissry
possession, oil the others being killed and
drowned d,s sreond him. Second. the New York
tiooe near the rat hole l. covered With : chin
layer Of moist casstic pofassa. When the rats
walk on this it makes their feet sore then
4cking their feos makes their mouths sore
alone, but to tell all the rats in the neighbor-
hood about It, and eventually the house is en-
tirey aIsndooed BY them, Notwithstanding
Thd sho Dutch b rrss;ss Ssb rats
used successfully In Holland. we have, how
togethsr . themselves 10 5 very large trap or
cage, with NO food whatsoever: theft craving,
win, ~ last, cause them to fight, sad the weak
short tipo the fight 10 renewed. aud the nSat
weakest u the victim, aud % il goes %, TIL
one strong rat l. left When this has sstsn tie
last femsins Of any Of the others, 1t - ct
loose; HE animal has ACC oired such o taste for
rat ncsh that no ia the terror Of ratdom, going
foend seeking what rats he may devouE Il
On iscredtole short time the prex1 iSes sre nben-
doas by AL Others, which will not cous baek
before tho esnnibnl rat has left % has died y
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MOTHERS IN-LAw.-If any .one subject has
been utterly worn threadbare by shallow para
graphists, it is the mother in-iaw, and as this
excellent and often extremely selfsacrifcing
lady is interminably abused, it is refreshing to
read q sensible defence of her like the follow
ing from the Richmond Enqxiser: s
It Is the fashion just now, both on the stage
and through the press, to deuounce, abuse. or
mako game of the whole race of mothers-in-
law. We think the joke has been carried too
far, and that it is about time o defender of this
very ill-used class of useful and necessary
ladies should announce himself, and take up
their cause. The mother-in-law of the stage
is not always nor often that lady in real life.
The land is full Of good mothers-in-law, and
they greatly outnumber the bad, whether they
DO the maternal parent of wife or husband. 1t
is very wrong TO treat all cross-grained old
hags, meddlescme busy bodies, domestic tyrants
or nischievous disturbers of the family peace,
because . few bad examples have been found.
Let each in his circle of aequaintapce think
over the list of .mothers-in-law who make
themselves useful 10 their day and generation
through their constant, Seff-sacrifcing efforts
to mako some happy, and, compare them with
those who seem only to have been created for
purposes Of annoyanoeg and discord, and he
will be surprised to and how many good and
noble mothers-in-law there are in the land.
We think &c about time this unfeeling war
upon a mest worthy and most necessary class
of ladies shoea& cease, II there be ekeletors
in that form nBome homes, still many family
has its angel in the shape of q mother-in-lnw.
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ST. CLARA's AcADxaY.-Ths above institu-
top closed it's first session on Thursday P. M,
rejected through the admirable progress OF
the pupils: The Academy was the former resi-
dence of Maj. Dohetty, but haS BEEN GO i'm
ny 70 tb sne ana I'm
Unable as the former residence q tho Major,
3he exercises were hsA in tho Academy build
Ing. which We found,crowded on our arrival.
aoeE place, bot the galleries and halls were
filed with ladies and gentlemen, and even
groups were scattered around in the yard, I'M
able to get place IL the building: And too.
70 the cause Of sdncation, were representative
Of all ehristisn denopainatfcns, . thing Ne
we've glad to See The exhibition hall wa
the Wasis neat little stage and .s pac s@
ant aud agreeable to the The programme
consisted Of instrumental and vocal music,
fsucy scenes, addresses and the distribution
their studies aud department.. Everything
fairy scenes of large and small girls, with their
Jaansy caps ana ss,eotoner wsads sks ctr
Miss Alice Rocco, welcoming the audience TO
ct. Clara's Hall, was delivered with marked
credit, and with . pleasant isuile and happy
Little Mics Rosa Wailistein did honor to the
Sister who has had her musical talent In train
Ing We noticed that . great many Of che
pieces were played by her. All tbs young
fadiss did remarkably we'll, and eptablish tho
fact st. clsra's Academy is well prepared with
energy and talent to bless all the little girls
swho may seek protection from. ignorance be.
meath iss hospitable roof. After the closing of
the exercises and the departure ofthe audience
We learn that the girls had . pleasant Ice
cream party on the grounds, a kind Of farewell
gathering until the opening Of tho session in
August. We wish every success to this insti-
tuition, as we do to- all, that look to the eleva-
ltion of human kind, by educating the mind
and heart--Ydsoo Democrat, July 2.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
MEANWHILE. ia, september e, 'isos.

Dr. VIM. d. Tut: : - = ~ - - = 'T,s' s.
Dear sir-In my Young days vss rather wild. sad,
beoAne TIP victim OF oathsome disease. treat
cd by aa eninebs hysioian and theus was cured
re. neytak ~ th,s Stats was hoFsiasd 81 finding
seooadasyfozm. Ulcers formed In my nasutk and on
dinsrsns pafss OF ny body. alsa teeane asiisssd
cisnk and used various patent medoinss for months
all % 70 puIpoeA During Wait te5AcksolsislsI
s.tsn dozen bottles. and beeys that ths poison 4
u however. 70 mako ihing u 10 At the rsqusss
Of yonr agent send this to You Yen age A. liberty
to MS ft you like % - ~
Ychrs respectfully. sbsl ott 81 bs-irs{:sE
JoEN 81. GyILFORD.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND BILI0UsNEss.-Dr.
Tutts Liver Pills direct and powerful influence
on tho Liver snd win With csftanty fsiSvo thet iu.
portsnt ffon dssase, and RESTORE w. asrnaI
DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYEis sold svetywhtrss 90
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CAuTloN.-Eyery genuine. box of Dr., Me-
LANES LIVER PILLS bears the skRnature OF Flem
ming BtotAefs Ptts6arr Pa and ther ptfvnte UnItsd
Stasse Stamp. TAke no other the msrket Is ful Of
It 10 the popular verdict that people Who have becn
accustomed to tho nse Of Filters Cordais obSd
eyentuauy to resort 70 ACLANEs LvEa PLLs for peg,
pnanent relief. APPS ga ~
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DIED

HENNEsY1on Thursday. Julyi. 1877, Jsmsa Hen
Desy aged sikfy.fve years. native Of KNlarpey
County Kerry Ireland and resident u thss city for
twenty .hyo yesrs. -.e &, --...s: -. ~ = .,
Bell native Of LonEford ireland aged thirty aine
years and resadeut Of this city for tho past twenty
eight ysars - -.it - z, - fs-- -
O'NIELL-fn Franklin. on Wednesday, July ID. st
Tl5 FIN Herbert Edwin O.Nioll. second son Of John
A. and Isabela II. ONioli aged fourteen years and
eleven mon1 hs. ~ \ = E..
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MINERAL sPERM OIL

This on combines al Che excellent lnnlnasns quail
ties q Keroes1o Oh tosher wtth psreot aafckys an OH
that can DO tFanspqrtsd hy lad steced ware.
ho1sss hsnsed s1d go ~ sny onS ssvsyss csrsss
boiee and In face used Anywhere ara or
any purpose of illumination safely our htheFs
used whale Or sperm OIL Its Uniting point 10 eseut 20
both Of these about Che same whas srerm
OF lard on g net iknsse under 800 FahronhsI snd
Ir WELL NOT TAKE BIRE IN CASE OF BREAK.
TIE OIL WILL ELTINoUIsR THE FLAME. y
The OIL itself has mo odse whle burnins 70 gives
iigt Of TEG.CAHDLE PoWER = oost noe s1csoA
staamsEs factoses and dyelliDg housee &c 10 In
valuable, and cannoth % toe highly recommended
Tho On Y Retented. and made by process which
requires but little attention and tsRn9.. The o1
gums in the lamp 80 It aboorbs no oxygen fOm
the Atmosphere Il does detsEi6sato by ans. This
Burner ftssn ordinary, coal oil lamPa. -.
REASONS WHY YoU SHOULD BURN THIS or
q The great Sriuiaaey Of the Hight
tn oconomy being about the asme az Kerosene.
g. Tts poriect freedom fu1 edor.
the board Of Supervising Inspectoga for use d IN
Steam Vessels and has been approved BY tho Presidents
Of Insurance Companes in Eew York, Booson and New
OriaaRs..
We invite all who Interested 70 call and exanina
Send Tor circulars for MinsrSI Sperm OH and Dual
Burner. DOSrICE q SEYMOUR. Sole Axsats
For LOuioiaaA AlDksr1a, Min0le1tppl and ToxNA.
nha4 lySp New oFioana.
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diplomas wsre AWARDED 10 fe1gJ RElAANp
aissl las<al1lislluasluiso~nsssAG1
L. Pshdsly, NiaAlaes qiRRa1athutss
to pupils and tsaehesss and eoacladsd with Q
M farewell to ALT s7hSrB& TLoSH JInsstGts,
under the direction .of. Mile E. N. Matthey, 10
An institution of which the people Of the SEQ
ond District may we'll be proud.
Father sEsw.s Lec,xrs : This sysnins, at u
o'clock, this eloquent young cietgy@an Vim
lecture at the schooahSuSe u as. Peter and
Paul (the old church building), Third District.
We hope that 4 large audience win be present
to enjoy the intellectual treat promised, %
thereby respectable sum will be raised to
enable the members Of the Conference of 81.
Peter, Society of'st Vincent ae Paul. to relieve
the pressing necessities of the poor in their
parish. q .s.t'' - o. ?, r saei-
Society Of st. Vincent de Paal,-The annual
retreat of the members of this Society win
tSke place at n o'clock on next Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings, at st. Joseph's
Church, Common street. The General Com
munion win take next Sunday, at the Church
Of the Annunciatfon, Third District, and the
general meeting at the Home ri.
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A LECTURE

LECTURE y 7|'-T
"a, In. 3sl .trNE UJEo Gn : ~. 81 af
viii DO delivered by tho Rev, THoS.. FINN, Of the
Diocese Of Natchsz. SUNDAY. July H. at hoclock
P. at tho Sehoolhouse Of IS. Pstsr and Paul Third
Dstrc for the Bensat of tho Pear Of tbs Pariah who
visited and assisted by the Conference Of the Society
OF st. Vincent do Paul. IN that Parish. .
Ticketu Fifty Cents jyi4lt
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I. What is Che difference between an office
nowadays and one IN the good old times =
Then u anau was looked for who could fill the
Office; now the Office is expected to fill the
man.
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MARRIED

DURNIN-LAHDRY-on tie sOti Of June. at St.
Helsnas Church, Amite City La, by the Row J. ScoL
lard, Henry Durnin. Of County Louth Ireisnd. and
Miss Marie Philomens Landry. of New orisans, atop
daughter of John s. Burke, Esq a., in s..- =,
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John 8. Dunham's Yeast Powder for purity
and SspgfA 70 uneq uaiied th wis nko e and
will have other. II can be had ct your Rrooers.
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C. D. ELDER, CHTHoLIc. BOOKSELLER, 124
CAHIP STREET, WILL SUPPLY, AT SHORTEST
NOTICE, ALI. ORDERS FOB Books, STATIONERY
AID DEvorI0NAl. GuODs OF EvEET KuD.
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GUNNER VACATION READING,

For Parties Across tbs Lake. for Cidrsn Home fann
School. and for EVERYBODY ELSE:
SToRTF5 from the Bible and Church Historiea.
AEBAN, By DR. HunttnEdon. -
GOING HONE, MARION HOWARD RUDoxfA.
MERCHAHT OF ANTWERP. ANNE eENB6IN,
NELLIE METrEKyILLE, ana other beautfni
LITTLE PIERRE. MAeG1Es ROSARY, FREHcH
EGGS. and large variety sf JUVENILE STORIES
TIE DECEASED 11SH0fHsOB -AMERHA, being Z
Th1Toqgb , History of the ChnEch in thisoOantry.
JANUAhUS the Most STRIKING HITaolo now e1lstinE
MILES HAMbEE. The Best CTftiuuein the Language.
POENS, biO0RAPH1E2;~ H1STU1EEA TRAVELS
MEDITATIoNs SERMONS. asd ESSAYS, by tho
best authors, Just received, end Ter. sale at
CUAS u. ELDERS Catholic BookselIer
1sa Camp street. Lzfsyetts Square,
sea 5ptf Nov Orleans.
BELFAST GINGER ALE.
g.. |. NEML,
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sSss AEsusEOr the lE.1ufA0sUssES,
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..,. $4,000 Shares, At s25 Each. M. .
Payable u at time of subscribing aua SOC. ever,
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Books of subscription the capital stock are now
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u & W. CRONERS. :. =
-oGOras s Msfssine and St. Mary streets.
Cetnsr Bsrsuss asd Psrtsae ssfessa
Dr. MLEYB DRUG STORE, Algioeo ~ @
JOHN McPHELIN, III -
Corner Carondelet and Psrdido streets
And at the OFFICE OF THE COMPANY -
Inyi9 2m5p -.--l-,.-.-... &, % Carcn6elet etIeet,