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HooAN's BOOT AND SHOE Decentralization
10 directed to the advertisement In another column OF
william Hogan, Nos. % and 1ol Canal street. Among
the excellent articles in tho way Of boots and Shoes
hesplsndid establishment. he has the Evans American
CATERS. This invsntin has the appearance oetn
Of boot and shoe 1t 10 70 got or Of and has
o neat and stylish look.
Mr Hogan imports EnRlish and French goods Tor Ia
dies and gentlemen OF every kind and degree Anoth
or feature in his magnificent stock the shoes with
cable wires, instead OF pegs OF inc
shoe more durable and the at moro shapcly,
The entire sseek Ia imported at arst hand Tho pro
pristor is therefore, enabled to sell cheaper than In
other emporinms whore the supplies are drawn rom
wholesale houses Mr. Hogan pays oash for all purcha
ses and consequently buys them at great advantage
thoso whe buy on credit therefore no can sei
very reasonable prices. Besides tho manufaoturinf
satisfies the demands Of over thirty thous
and yearly. ali the goods being made In tn
| latest Z" eurves" and patterns-
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-, Do Won use cut paper patterns, above oil DO
xor nae the glove citing patterns If not try them
they are complete perfect absolutely nothing
they give graceful figure and sit with perfect ease
shs or,a. Competent judges declare that, for ele-
oanoe and comfort they equal Every pattern IL
out no perfect and direction written so plain that
ar no uired to make the garment 1he
are graded to at all Sizes for ladies' misses boys ana
children Of both Sexes They are represented as the
host in the country they are cold under Kun
- .arr.nted IN every particular. Mrs. Doherty Sc
canal ss has Just received an additional supply o
than. Some Of the new POlonaises are without douo
the Anost that have over appeared
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The peculiar delicacies Of the far-of Ind, and
the auelyfavored and humaniring loaf OF the still fur
thor Cathay the exciting, though not less dell
c,ous berry Of Brazil and the spees, sugars ana us
cious fruits Of the Antilles the sugared
"a ,h Hood .nroh,pe wines of the Mediterranean and
the sslAcured and brain renewing hsh OF our own
s.orny gulf is the way that Quebec grocer calls tea
c,fee Goldfish etc. Well, Messrs- Skardon & Co.,
corner Rousseau and jackson streets have these ana
other staple and fancy articles in tho grocery ne
such quantities that one would suppose they could
nl New Orleans for month without any addition so
stock and at such low prices that even tho
Of the poor can feast upon uxures that in oden mee
the rioh For these reasons and the
further ones that their clerks are proverbia, polite
and their goods guaranteed and sent free OF
any part OF the city they have secured the
ftb. .nghteued and economical in part OF New
/ Qrleana.
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MARRIED

wALsH-McGRATH.-on Tuesday. October sad. as
s. Josephs Church. by Rev Thos. j. Smith, c. NJ
Patrick Wash and Miss Mary E. McGrath both OF inns
city No cards.
o,BRIEN-Go Thursday, October l7th
1874 at St. Alphonsus' Church, by the Kew ID: aeseh
Jamea p O'Brien to Mise Anna G.. Goodwin. eldest
daughter Of Henry Goodwin, all of this city.
New York and Brooklyn rapers please copy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wednesday, oeto
beg O. 1874 at ST. Landry Church by Rev. Father Ray
aond, in opelou,as Jules A A. Rousseau, OF Now VI
Iesns to Miss Louise DeBaillon. Of opeousas-
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N.u RrsrAuRANr, ANp oYsrER sA1ooN.-

NEW RESTAURANT AND OYSTER SALOON
or friend, R. MeCioskey, has had the buildings
~. IN Nd ~ St. Charles street thoroughly repaired
"a hsS there Opened restaurant and oyster saloon
Fyorythins abont the place. in the shape OF
orooLervware etc., is new, and as for the eataOies ne
has made arrangements which VIII at All seasons
n"s ~ ~ an that Is best in the market Hav-
- o.,ooad cooks Of reputation for taste and expert
- ma walters known for POlteness he has com
stnd the excellence of his arrangements by placing
Of the Institution in the hands Of MT
r. Herron the mention Of whose name In conneotloi
Nth Al establishment Of this kind 10 Sutneien' I"
nntee satisfaction.
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Coon NEWS TO TEA AND COFFEE DRINKERS.

Coon NEWS TO TEA AND COFFEE DRINKERS.
AZ last We have branch of the great China Tea Com
many In our city Now all lovers Of good tea ana
n indulge their tastes this company deals e1ciu.
~ and extensjvely these articles alone and sells ~
,oe. that mako all dealers stare The extensive store
No. 500 Magazine street. has been selected as thef
danot and all their arrangements having been maze
ebey invite the public to call and examine their STOCK
Nsssrs. Cunningham Hogan, both well known resi-
dot. ~ Mobile have the management Of the business
80 ith their experience and business qualification
oannot fall TO mako the agency success to tho b0nen
Of our people. Remember 5o2
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DIED /:

osULLIyAN-On Monday October 81, 1s72, Eugeh'e
o,Sniyan aged si1ty.se years. native Of kuiusn
county Clare ireland and resident OF TINS city iof
the past thirty Eve years
RIAKE-on Monday, October 81. 1872. at 5 A. n, "a.
trick Blake aged fifty years native o. the
Of this city for the past twenty-five years
sMIrH-on Saturday morning October ~ is b.s az
Ismss Smith aged thirty-two years, native 81 Zne
onnty wexford Ireland and resident OF TINS CITY
twenty ono years . a-o :.
uvI1y-on Saturday evening. October 10, lsI2 81
, ocIock Mrs.. widow David Kelly, aGea sixty''nres
yesTa a native Of the county Cork, Ireland.
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4 THE URsuLnsks.--Iath tie saac9t3snaa history
Of Louisiana, and indeed Of the Gonth, there
Glands no name moro respected and loved, and
certainly mono 30 widely known, - that Of the
Ursuline nun. Coming TO Louisiana, which
was then an infant colony Of old France, the
Nuns Of this order have devoted Themselves
for more than century to the education Of the
young. The efaeiensy Of this training 10 man
ifest to-day In ths virtue Of our women, based
upon the solid rock of religion, in their amia-
bility, industry and intelligence. OF the thou
sands Of young girls educated by the UrsulineO
ssme have with distinction. occupied tho high
est positions in the social circles of Europe,
whilst the many, by the lustrs and solidity of
their virtues and attachments in all that makes
tho true and lovely woman, have made the
name of Ursuline . cherished household word
| throughout tho South. The Ursulines have o
most admirably located and spacious Convent
two miles below this city. There, as in the
past, they will take charge of the education Of
young ladies, giving them at the Same time all
| the attention and comforts that maternal love
could wish. Full information 40 to the course
Of stndies, teras, etc., will be found in the
prospectus, published on the eth page Of 70
days paper.
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Catholic lnataa9 Usisa q tAs Crscs-Os.asl
lsv oEleaas. ss


= z
Nxw, ORLkAas, Oct. 2eth, 1sya
Al the request sf Rev. Father Densee, ourats,
the following nominations have been made for
the Church Of st. John tho Baptist (Bayoa Ter
rebonne). President, Francis viguerie, Esq.;
Vice-President, Eug. Fields, Esq.: Secretary,
Arthur Kelley. Esl. Treasurer. Nsuxjlle
Fields Esq. This Section will meet on the
third Sunday Of every month. The frst meet
ing Of the Section Of the Church Of st. Joseph
petit Caillou) will DO held Sunday (27th inst.)
The fourth Sunday of every month he's been
selected as the regular day Of meeting.
Replies to the circular of tho Council, dated
Esd July, have been received from st. Nary's
Chapel, (Arehiepiscopal residencs), and from
Nj. Jno. P. NcAuley, President of the Paro-
ehial Section of st. Joseph's, Cast Baton
Rouge)
On tho oath inst, according to announce
| NEST in the last Bulletin, Q meeting of the
Section attached to the Church of st. Mary Of
| the Assumption, twas held in the School-houss
ON Constance street. Addresses were delivered
by the Rev. Father Giesen, C.sS.R, and by
| Henry Groebel, Eco, President Of The Section.
A historical sketch Of the Union was road by
Mr. sehafes, reviewing the principal facts
which have transpired since its establishment
ON the Sd July, 1871, and dwelling particularly
on tho organization and labors Of the Section
| Of St. Mary Of the Assumption.
/ THOMAS LAYTON, NJ. D., Secretary.
/ s-" Lock Bsx 69s, PostoH3ce
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sD,rNn1p OPPORTUNITY TO GET HOUSE
.srart,,euuent announcing the sale Of hns Two
story frane dwelling by G. E. Girardey 20, VIZ
t"ura On onr fth page The sale will take place neA'
S, ~ - 10 oclook ut the Merchants and Aue
ssanssrs ETehanSe Royal street. For terms etc. see
advertisement.
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II have for years been opposed to Calomel'
rinos 1859 have used simmons Liver Regulator Is
1sgaeSble Rsmedy and can confidently assert that IL
sroeoasd my Psctaslons G+cIiSS> cases Of DyUpep
- GRIEvnLa' WOOD,
woods Factory Macon, Ga.
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DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR. Parties
suffering from affections Of Eye and Ear would do we'll
to consult DR. Beard st Orleans Inrmary l4a Canal
street. The Doctor has made the study Of these
diseases speciality. and consequently must have fur
better knowledge OF the proper Of them than
general practitioners. His ONCE hours are from A. NJ
10
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THE DIRECTION OF THE uRsULnsEe
Two Miles below New orlssna !,

tn. in:ssaaes, wh,sh sAs .. Los,.a.a
e Sass
&: Fs y & Z:
ns.s, Ss.ssses esdee. constantly h.rs :. v.sS
70 them to po, % ana sa't ansss
a wei = % habit: q Industry order ana nsssas.s
x.ssas ~. S.ss1n. p =. sss:s MN
ssssrvsnes Of lie ralss Though sss nsassss Il I'd:
eennnnity are e.cip.ivsiy c.tkoes pupiis Of al ds
:. ar sauaIly SECURED assi.s With pfopssy ., The
4. -:
Wholesome and abundant The hours Of reiaEasion ~
81 the fa
Physeian In Immediate and timely NOTICE
;rs o y embrace. u. r..
iS,wins osiset.. The English and Frensh iaaEnaSa
S:s :. sss sisSs: H':sessS ssnsi:ss snS as:5s1s
%a sTa ana S
%%i;t,y are TAUGHT q The hshe. eis..s.. Dr.yins
Nesdswcri e.o rarsoulss .tssaoais paid % Gasio
ten sai.
bo..s "a Tsisien per session. sss payable IL.
ssnd and third n FseIaaIy and june sss 90 Eva 90
Day Scholars per session elas payable In ADVANCE
Entrance sor the Bcarisrs
Entrance for the Day Scholars. ...-.....
WSo ARG ssas the end
Sho PrC!ong vacation time beyond tho appointed aA
Stationery and the Use Of Maps and Globes pei. =.
u,ss N, .h
For he o.. q Ma.isal Inst rqpents per MONTH ass
Artiaeial Flowers Per term 10 9.
E1psnss. l Or the %o Bathing season
ss
E
% sns sis
ssa s.ps 's With sisss ii. sad In summer VIII
si poke.
q or
Ss " sss
linen. two smaller enes. sun bonnet three eaperio
wntsr uniform %n:s b. made according Ing e the ms1s
sionsd .rtloss married. with indsISis ini. .iiys
spoon and fork knife and silver tumbisr. nattrd.
~o ssa
ia lar xids S.s 81 PllIss bowl =
ma Key little chair and q sas work boz, also VIZ
Obss1vct;cns Visits are limited to Sundays an
Thassasys sse.sssy and can only DO %sas to the Pup
n
cd eay nom ton in the nSrning until noon and f.S
dsleseies At the psrlor There T. ysaIiy yss.ao
% ends on the Sd Of November Parents are request
I'd not to proong that time. in order that tho YOU
other absence Is ever allowed except case
sSiss wsaDs :: msae their n.
oc97 y tjylD
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CAur1oN.-Every genuine box Of DR.. NC
LANES LIVER PILLS bears the signature OF rem
States stamp Take otheri tho market Is fun Oh
r. Ia the popular verdict that people who have been
IL the Bitters Cordes are oongea
eventnay to resort to McLAHE's LIVER PILLS LOT per
mnnent relief. oP>' N.>
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John S. Dunham's Yeast Powder for px s ray
and .,enoth 10 uneo alled tn who 1t like IL ana
iii bave no other It can be had at your Grooers.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CORRECT THE SToMAcH.-It is . we'll ascer-
tanned fact that the origin Of 1Sss 81 Inc Inc
aimentary canal. The bowels become constPated snd
sluggsh and thenoe arses train Of painful ard Ga
tresslpg nnalades As preventive and cure there -
no remedy 60 safe and sure az DR.. TUFTS Vegetable
Liver Pills H"'
West Po1Sr. Ga, Sept 3. 1871.
Dear SirEI been an invalid fog i've years. and
have with forttude and patience tried nsariy ever
fectua relief It suggested BY some OF my irienas
Propose the effects weigh more than ever s
Years certainly give all the credit to Your Pills sne
"A soon a. there IL increase In the family you
! II you choose. DoN.,DsoN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sc 1osvpIITs SECTION OF THE CATHOLIC
1-ITATT IIEIoE OF THE CRoSs-Tbe third
-.onIar meeting Of thip 6sctAOn viii be held THIS
fsSDaav, EvENIRq at q O'Clock, On the Han corner
- DorS,euy ana cozn0n jsszeStS. PunctuAl astena'
auco Il requested Of svy Esmbes az on this
a Thorough organisation IL contemplated.
80. % =. N J. NRNAGHAN, President
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This stock has been purchased for ossh and
10 intended to DO sold for cash. ..- .t...
The ERRONEOUS IMPRESSION that goods cannot
DO sold cheap Canal account Of high rents
etc. public mind should be disabused o. and VIM.
Hogan begs to offer the following why he CAN
afford to sell first class goods at extremely low prioes'
He BUYS DIRECT from the manufactures.
He BUYS FOR CASH.
He BUYS NO AUCTION GOODS
He manufactures largely himself.
His purchases made In large lots ~ Wholesale
rates. and he intends to do CASH businsss and sell
low for cash.
CALL AND SEE FOB YOURSELF.
large stock Of Cents and Boys celebrated Cable
| Screw Wire eewed Boots and Shoes always kept on
| hand
VIM. HOGAN,
nANUyAcrURkR ANp DRALER n
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Valises and Bags.
SEWING MACHINES
i Agent fos Empire and Gold Medal.
80 and 1Ol ..Csnal Street. 90 and 1o1
oc27 stSp new ORLEANS.
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pEsrMproRY SALE AT AUCTION

pEREMPTORY SALE Al AUCTioN
OF TIM
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, SLATED ROOF
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND DERBIGNY SITS.
TO BE REMOVED OFF THE LOT.
e1RARR59 CO once ,s Ms IT. E E aoos
4 re Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange on
Royal will be sold at RuGG epo1 sm.b Pastor
OF TM3T EAkGE sPAcIovs e. sS1ssr
Of or aver and Derbigny streefs ana to be- re-
the Of the new church Inc tsn gressonsbe
time, to be axe n.ed De'"eo" pui''"0'> ~ oo97 1t
DAss CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
MISSISSIPPI
The Halls OF this Institution are open to young men
desirous Of pursuing thorosgh Commercial s0Aen1ue
| or Classical Course Of Studies
Vacation commences the Frat Of AaguSt.
Terms, per annum. $500.
oce7n BRo. LEoNmIAN. Presideat
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
DR.. Q. BEARD.
| OCULIST,
o-,o.r. 1nf;rmarv....N No. LAP Canal street
| New Orleans, La.
| HRp Hours from 9A n to 3PA oc2- 9m2P
FOR CORONER
| 1.s, 4th. 5th tAlGisrs,, and Sixth Districts
Il DIR. JOSEPH N. FOLWELL.
ooH 2t
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!
". as#F DIR
TEAS I!
THE ONLY TEA STORE IN the CITY.


The CHIHA TEA COMPANY respectfully ieforms
the Of tho city Of New Orleans aad It's
vicinity that they have opened BRANCH sToR1 st
No. 500 Magazine Street,
Second Door from Brasslman 4 AdAns's),
fog the special sale Of TEAS and coFFEEs.
All are invited 70 come and examine our stock and
prscea-
P. e-No connection phAtever with any other house
In this city.
n. B-Renember the number,
500. $500. Magazine 500
oc27 lmsp RED STORE.
THz LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK
ROoTs AND SHOES.
soR
Ladies', Gents, Misses, Boys and Children's
Wear,
Ever econ in this Market now being opened NJ
- WIN. HOGAN'S,
80 nnd l01 Canal Street, % aud lO1
COMPRISING THE
LATEST FRENCH ENGLISH AHD AMERICAN
STYLES,
| Prices That Defy Competition.
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WEST Po1Sr. Ga, Sept. 3. 1871.

Oh. TUFTS HAIR DYE Acts Like Magic.
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STYLISH BUSINESS SUITS.

STYLISH BUSINESS SUITS.
We invittve Bnyers 10 Examine oU |
LARGE AND ELEGANT sTook
NEW CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS. |
NEW FASHIONABLE DRESS SUITS.
NEW DRAB MELTON SPRING ovERCoATs
NEW GENrSFUNDERwEAR.
NEW KID GLOVES. TIES. scARFs and BOWS
AuFRESH GOODS out and made equal 10 custom
goods. Prices fixed as Low NJ any.
PIERsON & HEWs,
Nos IT, and IS Camp street,
ocQ7It IL Opposite the City Hotel.
NOVELTIES
Elders Catholic Bookstore.
| PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMs-in great variety.
FAGHER Ton BUkkE's LEoTGkEs-'h' book Of
pERIIM ~ SAaRoMos-fr.meda and uufrsmed
xohRafi; Eass a Sfs; czs6
T 4hE4 rhREEESAsoNsNby Mgr. sisur.
| wax TAPERsmplain and e pr z,
TIE MEbA T. sc2PTH1as ss
| All the BEST NEW BOOKS OF THE SEASON ere
arriving constantly, Published. Far sAle By
eHAs p stass :'r e:sAf's
INSURANCE. d..
LOUISIANA EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Chartered by the State Of Louisiana,
OFFICE COR. cARoNDELET AND oRAvIER STE
Parties desns s 5 z. sas sn
Sts'r and s.ssa VI
pTS%yyssa %:s and JAMES low President.
> WILLIAM LEE,
P1rrsBURa, ANTHRACITE AND CANNED
GOAL.
y Familiar Foundries, ETC., Supplied with the boz
lartice at the lowest market rates.
rdor. LIFT at 80 Camp (up stArSl, or on n
Le,ee Of Race street, will receive PrSs m Sc
tioi. ee-S S-- =
17HE GREAT AMERIcAAN COOKING STOW
40 No. 100 Camp Street.
ssJs e .s in other CO
inS Stoves have been entirely rsIsded n TIE ~ :.
The ES SaS .bs 1Sss %hsrsvsT
II you want Stove buy only Bridsss0ra' oad kshAa
Ina: ceGsas and .5 M:a Fss. s: e. on A''
Blowers Ash Pans and rSBATf fe M S5stsd
~ eh'f' HWY" Agent for American Stove,
seIs4msp leo Camp Street
Y ,ou- J, vr,rTrr THos. a. BoLAID
T7INNEH & ROLAND,
ATToRNEYs-AT-LAW,
% Commercial Place. --.-...-..-
Few Orleans. rs Y lZel
p TTANp FIRE ENGINE FOE sALE-A sew
AZ No. HAND ENGINE, James snitn, - ~. ~
can be haA At . lows The Engine - bly, ' ,
MOUNTED, and q not only servleoaoe H 80
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MIcnoN & sCHwErTZER,
No. l68 Royal Street,
Have tho honor TO 70 the public AID 70 thef
numerous customers that they have sstsblsshsd
MANUFACToRY OF WAX CANDLES
or EVERY DsscRIr1oz.
FOE FIRST COMMUNION.
ToR FUNERALS.
orders frym tho City and Country will b. promptly
attended to.
aeis ,ai sp PRICES MODERATE
NEINERAL SPERM OIL.

Thi: on combine; al tho ssssIsns I'm
tia. can b sssnspo.ssa land see stotsd ysss
ssp:
amy S'I purpose x nsminssa safely ~. hsssss
T.. G Sans sna;.rs
MI as s ass1 aaa as 500 e "a
consequently absolutely safe.
IT WILL NOT TAk Gr FRI IRE HA GAsE OF
THE OIL WILL ExTINGU1sH THE FLAME.
9 .s ss e isSv Ta' !. ea
Half Cent p. Hoa5 and for S Il = e.
S SslaaSi s and cannot highly
insure. InS I'll 4. snRIs ss9nits anu '.''
q, sss n sss slas
as y sS:p1 no sg ss. T Ta
burner ats All ordinary coal on lamps. #A'
REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BURN THIS Ole
= its absolute safety . hte spc g ropsrty.
T n, saess bsins soat he same as
Tho MINERAL SPERM OH has oe4a adopted s8
ss b: Ssi ss
We invite all who are interested to call and sxaains
ssnd for circulars, Cor Mineral Sperm OIL ana Qua
nuru.v. BosTICK 4 SEYMOUR, Sole Agents
For Iss, .sa n 1870 SHsss md g.
| EFFERvESCENT
vloAv. sEIOLiTZ APERiEhT,
.ci.ntae eombirAtLon Of the most raaown0d Spring
Of Europe.
Al n representative Of tho natural waters thaa
| APERIENT can fully 30 relied upon In Bilious Cen
%asesi:as g lie Kidnsys Hsadashs. deasrai DS0s'1
sG Tari id direesioHs vii 10 found each bottle
r. Prepared by
d FREDERICTON HARTkr
% CHEMISTS, -
b 40 Canal street. ...-.. ..-e..1 II
I.oa om5o New Oreane.
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LApirs'y ACADEMY.
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ably sustained by superor Now Orleans
and Europe direct prepared 10 feeeiys scbola
Instructions gvea st lower ates than DO Obtained
from those Of Professors Of tho city Glasses Arc now
Thos Wishing 70 lon che eassss ssr rsns ySios ss
other Instruments, win please present themselves
Hours FROM II A. Y. 70 r. Y. daily.
scholsrs from tho country either msic female may
obtAn board and lodging and where fAcsisty WIN
Be offered them the In their studisa.
For further Information In regard TO terms etc. I'd.
drese MRS WEI. n 3xANSl -
sega n iy5p Lock.box t57 PostoG1ce. ". o.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

Senator Sherman is very apt 10 hit the nail
on the head when he makes the effort 10 drive
1t in sure place. He has sense-praclical
common sense, and as yet he has has shown
none Of those weaknesses that make fools of
other men, and which have carried SO many
of cur reputed great men 10 their political
graves In the midst OF their days. Mr. Sher-
man Is credited with much OF the influence
which has started the wheels OF Senatorial
Leeishtlon again. In the early part OF laSt
week he Administered. the following "o'er true
tebuke HE said ho had prepared record
which he would ask the tho Senate to hear
The Senate had spent three weeks IN debating
resolution for an investigation Of the New
York custom house, II had spent thHe weeks
In defeating amnesty. 1t had spent three
wcsks IN discussing the sale of arms 1t had
?ossed no bill ofpany importance, no bill rela-
ting to- taxes or tariff, no appropriation bill.
Al thad dsne was to pass resolution for
final GllournmeR6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

- SENATOR SnERMAN's SPEEcH on tbs n
nances ON Friday last says the TribHne. was
an effective argument in favor OF protection to
home industries and against the continuance
Of any internal revenue taxes which can be
spared from the schedule. lie shows that the
taxes already Repkalcd yiclded s233 900 900,
and that we now have a surplus of $50000,,
600 TO be applied to such subjects of taxation
as most need relief Discussing the question
as to what objects should reap the benefits of
this ameloration, Mr.. Sherman suggests that
with the proposed reduction should come abo-
ltion Of the franking privilege, close scruti-
ny Of the pension list, the reduction Of public
printing, limitations of expenditures for public
buildings, and summary cutting of of ex-
ponditures which grew out of the war, but
have survived it, The Senator IS not in favor
of the House plan of reducing taxation by ap-
plying the reduction to such articles as coal,
salt, tea and coffee, but he argues that the in
ternal revenue system, an offspring of the war,
unpopular and inquisitorial, should first be
abolished. lie favors custom duties ON all
goods which are purely Articles OF luxury, or
which enter into competition with American
manufactures; and he consents TO the freedom
of all raw productions of nature. Foreign
fabrics which enter into competition with do
mostic fabrics should be taxed; while mate.
rals which are absorbed in domestic manulac-
tIres, should, he thinks, be free. The speech
will commend itself, with some few exceptions,
t. political economists as a sound and clear
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