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Of purposes and has eeen found wanting
fer the gS>a, bus useful for the hSd ends
Of Intercourse, Ne longer = pledge OF
treSa, i Is to- eeea = plelgo OF mutual
suspicion and hypocrisy, aud IL has been
found that eitlsea Nings, EnpcrerS Of the
hleUSeS and ether mAxnAteS may perform
the ~sh&ke hands in public without fra.
ternity hing thereby absolutely secured.
And, wanting pelitencss. TO what have
travellers NrOagAt travelf Those who have
lssely been involved in the International
crush Of ,he Rhine and Switzerland can
hcar witness that hreNiinS has at present
nothing to do with manners Birth car
res with ii no Obligations 10 sclercspccs,
and the
ENottcgNAN ARK Tux Only AREarERS OF
KrtoUKrrE
Erench, English and tSianS emulate the
Russians in discOorteSy, of Christians,
the Russian and the Spsniard stiH pre-
serve some dignity, and we ask ourselves
whether they owe their superiority TO
their contact with Oriental races, among
which domestic ritual is reliSiously main
tanned. We Sll suffer from the roughneSs
Of the welldreSSed at railway stations, in
exhibitions in the crash at the opera, or
the great party Of the season, We viii
not, however. lament the mobhinS Of GER
tain great perSOnSgeS, for they have earn,
eli i, by Seiulously discourAging etiquette,
and 50 booming headers Of the general
conspiracy against hAhitual respect
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THE COMMERCIAL
PERIODICAL AND NEWS AGENCY
AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND AUSTRALIAN
PUBLICATIONS

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q tis Crop
Ne szhss-iFeiszs taken fcr Less tan One Year.
Fes at. n .srt sss5ee * EkAs7sa Travellers
sUEsckIFTIoSs PATAsLE ALwLYs IN ADVANCE
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Or. Livingstone.

4 FEW COPIES Of the New work Of
~ II, ". STANLEY, estisls1 e heu Feund NJ.
LlvirEssSee." Ass les, Nesa resolved. Il IS tAsek
eave ve1u@e es rSe rags, beautifully Illustrated.
FrtsS. $S,Se. re sale q this work IN Hnsana ard
AasrssA has AeSa west extraordinary. Over N,eee
ecPbss sCiers1 IN New Vera keters the eSok
rVaiy Sss &s1ivSSy. Sead orders Al cnee,
10 Fer sale Nv II, ". WHITNEY.
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Lost.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Tue undersigned having been appointed
Il ASzizistratess ef the Estate q the late APO
(Chnesel. e Hiic. Island e Hawaii. heFehy notify
ST psrseps Indebted 10 the sai estate 10 make ume-
date rayasnt Snd all persons hsvng claims against
sAi4 estate hsrSey ROsiss1 present the zane.
KARUE (ul.
L. SEVERENCB,
Temporary Administrators.
Sesris's 0Ses, Hilo. February I. 1878. Su
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ExeeutOrs' Notice to Creditors.

NoTICE is Hereby Given to the Credit
~ srs 81 the Estate Ct MERCY P. WHITNEY,
late e W=izsa. Isia1d ef Kauai. deceased 70 pr
seat their eails daily vsrksd 10 the uuderxisred or
sishSr e the1 vithiz sax months frcu this date or
s1;hi1 six 1oo,hs frc1 the tine they beeoze dae or
they viii BE Forever barrei.
HENRY ". WHITNEY, Honcluiu
V. kNUDSEN. Wafrsa. Kauai
Ezerutcrs cf the Estate Ct Mercy P. wkitnsy-
HcuslllG. Narrh Is. 1873 Il La
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THE CHURCH IN GEoRoIA.-We understand s nc
that the Right Rev. M. Gross, Bishop OF the
Catholic Church for the. Diocese OF georgia,
viii give a series of Lectures on the Cathoic
reiioion in Atlanta during the present week
The Bishop is now making an EXTENDED trip
tbrough his diocese and has delivered lectures
at Americus, Albany, Milledgeville and other
noipts. establishing churches and ID other
ways numbering to the spiritual neeos OF ms
co-religionists, His lect ures every where have
attracted large crowds, including many per
sons not Catholic, and their grand tone has
ciyep satisfaction to all who have the pleasure
On the day of his arrival in Atlanta he was
received by the various Sodalities aud the HI
bernians with q band of music, forming q
| lengthy and magnificent procession AT the
head Of the column was borne, by three boys
a banner with the inscription @ Welcome
| Thrice Welcomed The procession moved
| from the depot to the Cathedral, followed by
| an immense crowd. Upon the arrival at the
sacred edifice the Bishop was escorted by th'
| committees from the societies to tho altar the
choir at the time chanting beautiful P@an
The church was densely packed, and as tn.
music died away, MessrS. VIM. Downing, y ohn d
FIynn and John Stevens appeared before tn
altar and. Mr.. Bowling welcomed the Blshol
in behalf of the people. The Bishop wa
much pleased with the warm reception an
.responded in fitting terms.-SdrdRnah Ne'c'.
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DIED:

oaass cs,ssrss MosaI,s vie Of MeIrsoy
q native Of Omsgh, County Tyrone HeiAna' AS'N
T,yone. irsiana Boaton Pilot and anitowoo Wis
,s q sss Hs.. Dsa 6sanSa
YEAR Of hsT sse and sse fourth prOfss
siOn as a sistor Of uha,ity. R.LP.
ss Esiss SSssss Die L.
ana Issd.ns this for
thursday say s ia.sv Sas ssa alss
County aa,w:y fsa1 Ssar and resident
81 ssi a. a shisy
wednesday July 80 1 lss
osl aasss
TrMosy-on Monday, July %, 1873, Mary Connolly
8ara Msn sssd s~s
cANN0N-on Monday. July ssth Is7s at 81 p NJ T.;
assa s Of New
? for the last twenty years:
Tho funeral, Which took place on Tuesday even'ns
- Mt o'clock. from St. Anne's Church, was OF meal
solemn imposing character The ch9roh was
in mourning and hundredssf candles burned upon thu
affairs and oatafalque the solemn tones OF thsga
accompanying. the chanting of the Rev. clergy. In
D. celebrant, Rev. Il. Tumoine, waa assls1eo Ny '"'
70 | Durier, Mgnon. LHosts and another clergy man.
After eervices in church, the remains were Dorm
y to the now st. Louis Cemetery followed by lare
number of friends. among whom were delegations 1ro
the Total Abstinence Society, the Catholic Militar
Union and Society Of St Vincent de Paul. OF whic
lie associations he member.
ba MI Cannon leaves a wife-now and for some montl
. mast Frustrated by accident which occurred
the late Fair AIgiers breaking her leg-and t"
daughters, the elder of whom Miss Theresa. is we
"a known to our community most excellent musicia
but particularly the generous benefactor OF
our religious institutions and societies, none OF viii
s have ever asked her assistance in vain.
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TUASUINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

,rho .xt session of this Institution will commence
on the Third Thursday Usth) of September 1873, and
continue without intermssiOn until the Fourth Thurs
day in June, 1874 ss,C,,
The instruction embraces thorough CLASSICAL,
LITERARY and SCIENTIFIC COURSES. togetner
=. - Prof.ss,onal Departments of LAW, EN-
nTTrER1NG and INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY, in
Guiding COURSE OF AGRICULTURE.
The entire expenses for the session OF nine ~ntha
need not exceed $500 SS2 according to the price OF
beard. Arrangements are alsO uade for messing ~
which students may reduce theis expenses 70 Sz'O PEI
session.
H"A ~ WIN. DOLD,
Clerk Of Faculty.
August ], 1873,
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COLLEGE
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS,
Corner Eighth and Cerre Streets,
ST. LOUIS, MO.

PaoaPEcTUs.
This Literary Institution, aituated the Pacific
sounded bS the Brotners Of the Chrissan Schools in
ss e pnss srsaay
s IN sss
Every possible S;ss. SS Is Sd %
ss refsO
as snS
leges find bore appropriate place In systs% OF @
by
Of
dalton All capacities and reqarsments has been at
Seess emulation a The soul Of advancement making
s1S s1essn
shsmsa s .suSsns. and
"a BOARD Washing Tuition and Ply sicians Fec per
session OF ten months % soS
f Tn the s srimary Class a.
Masio ErsWins the in the
Charles No studsns for shorter period than
Of s ssrn mo- na
FL a. rent I pIssss
Eaon studens should provided with at least thre
sunmer three winter suits sIosns nns,n
sc Sons Or these will DO
BY the College uness specis aTr.rseT%sn.s % mad
psrsnss wish to have their cent hom'
.s sa Il &c
end Of the session should be given two week
SESSION on the First Monday in SCI
TENDER. and ends on the Wednesday before inc ia'
grefessed and taught in the Gssss
mitted provided they Wiling for the sake OF
ell uniformity to atted the public exercises OIL fe
Pasenss living at required to sppoI
sps one sa IN and to thsf may directed
''h leaving the College:
sot Ear'cuA'' 'Ioui''' BRO JAMES. President.
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at A MATERNELLE,"
Office, 4s Carondelet Street,

oYFIcR /" Ia MATERNEMss
Now Orleans, April ~ I653.
To His Grace, Most Rev. N. J. Pesche. Arohbish0po
Dear sir-At q meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of
La Maternels" held this day, You were unaninoaaiy
elected Honorary Prosident Of the Association.
1t 10 my pleasant duty inform you OF election.
and trust you accept tho position know that tho
Company has your faH sympsthy, and hope you VIII
give 1t the benet Of your inauence advice and paon.
ago.
am with great aud respect your obedisnt
servant, J. H. MILLER, President.
NEW oaLxAxs April t. 1873.
Cant J. H. Miller President LA MaternelIe"s 81.
Dear Sir-I willingly accept the title Of Honorary
President Of the Institution called LA Masornelss"
knowing that suoh an 10 In psrfeot conform
tty with tho spirit OF religion and charity, sad osng
that your sklful and conscientious d.
recton IL will provo beneficial to- the community nc
large.
Iremain, dear sir, respectfully your friend.
Archbishop Of New Orleans
IA MATERNEILE"
cHILDREN'S ENDOWMENT AND PROVIDENCE
| ASSOCIATION,
No 40 Carondelet Street.
This Association has for Its object 70 place IN comm;
taton OF interest children and adults by uniting teu
| in Distinct olasses, according TO ago.
under The Immediate Ps.iensge g Mother DO
because it is based upon the trne principles Oh
For full information sppiy at tho office Of the Assooi
Honorary sasoa H ss a ksy
J. H: MILLER; .prssdsns.
A. Id. LVTTOh'. ..''''' :. mocreeALy.
ny. McNAIR. ....::..:.:::: ........ TEeAsursr.
III zd M,.'F KstrS w.t. S.sn'' IS
pven '''''''''' ap50 sm5p
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Rtsr AND OLDEST FAMILY MEDrCINE.-San-
,ors I6se Invi6oratOr-a purely Vegetable Cathartic
and ron,cfor d, spepsia. Constipation Debility, Sick
Headache Bilious Attacks, and all arrangements OF
liver stomach and Bowels. Ask Druggist for IT.
Be,care Of limitations. mh'o " 60"
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VACATION SCHOOL.

Vacation School will be kept during the month
Of August, at ST. PATR1cK's SCHOOL HOUSE OF
THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS, on Constance street.
au3 1t
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Let Us take care how we speak q those
who have fallen on life's field. Help them
up not heap scOrn upon them. we did
AGATE,
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MARRIED t.:

MuRPhY-o'LEARY-on Tuesday July GO, 1873
,,, the Rev Father Footte at st. Patricks Church,
Doriel Murphy, of this city, and Miss Nano oLeary'
n Kilmalock, County Limerick Ireland,
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We see that Proctor & CANDLES EXTRA
OLIVE SOAP ia becoming very popular in our city
it's quality We know SUPERIOR and being nicely per-
fumed, not surprised that consumers prefer L.
and that It has q largo sale.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
sonruppN EDUCATIONAL AGENCY has
applications from many s Of the cIeSss Who
Virginia and graduates OF otner G EO9 Snnsrintend
ents Of PRINCIPALS Of G0ese about
Shnnis and Teachers wishing situations LOT Tue rH
are requested apply at 20 for many
tbe best Colleges male and female in the sopsG
" rfr,r GRt AT Inducements to Schools 10
m' We also ad Tertie school property for sale OF
rent. ,.,.-. oSaraea
foF '"''"e' q w. TERRELL CO,
49,, ian P,oprieters S. Ed. Agency, New ofeahs' LA
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ST ALPHONSUs CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSIl-
NENCE ASSOCIATION.-The members OF this Afso
citation vii, celebrate the Feast of their Patron Saint
by receiving holy Communion in BODY in St Alphoh-
sus Church, at the II o'clock Aass THIS Sunday,
MORNING. Members of the parent association are
respectfully invited participate in this celebration
The regular monthly meeting of this Association Will
be held THIS Sunday, EvESING. August Sd, at
o'clock in School Hall, ST. Andrew street. Gentlemen
wishing to join are invited TO attend
onsit C. L. SINCLAIR. Secretary:
NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABST1'
NENCE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS regular monthly meet
ing of this Association viii be held SUNDAY EVEN
ING August 10th, at 81 O'Clock, in the Star Hall, ls4
Carondelet street. Gentlemen Wishing to join are In
| vited to attend. ,,cprrv s.ra+o-v
| aus 2t u. d Po0A111S 9oo- s.He..
| ST. AIoYSIUS TOTAL ABSTINENCE CADET
| AssoCIATIoN-The regular monthly meeting of this
| Association will be held THIS Sunday EVENING
ut . o'clock, in the Star Hail. l24 Carondeet street
| Collection of dues will take place at this meeting
full and prompt attendance is expected. Youth
| wishing to Join are invited to attend
T.J. EGAN, JE., Vice President
las AUSTIN Secretary. aus ~
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tits no less vain to. wish death, than it is
soWardly to fear it.
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THOICE YELLOW GOSH EN- bO AE1S,
NEW WHEAT FLOUR,
Just arrived per steamer General Meade
We would respectfully call the attention OF heads Oh
families to our stock oil -
Strictly Choice YELLOW GOSHEN Bu1IEh.
:. OuLONG, ENGLISH BREAKFAST
IMPERIAL. GUNPowDER and JAPAN TEAS at
Greatly Reduced Prices,
Choice Magnolia S. c. HAMS.
BREAKFAST BACON.
FULTON MARKET BEEF and PIG PORK
6 G. RACON aud GREEN SHOULDERS
Cream Swiss and Holland CHEESE.
OATS CoRNMEAL and GRITS
Smiths Celebrated Ten Strike, Davis Best ana S'.
| chor1es Star Mills New Wheat) FLOUR.
| Uattacs.s Pure Mountain Dew WHISKY
John Gibson Sons Rye
| otard; Dupuy & Co.'s BRANDY.
| Fine PORT and SHERRY WINES.
| Muller's and Deitjen's LAGER BEER and ALL
quarts and pnts.
| N5cFwan's j. fries and Tenants Sparkling ALE
| Genuine Belfast GINGER ALE
| Which we will sell at the LOWEST CASH PRICE,
All Goods guaranteed give satisfaction and deliver
ed to any part of the city free of drayage.
A. W. SKARDON & CO.,
0RoCERS,
Corner of Jackson and Rousseau Streets
ap3It FOURTH DISTRICT.
WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY
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ron SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO.
PERTTNI30 Arponts of fne high Prairie Land, eigGt
r1IeS v-s.t Of New IberiS. LS, and Two mles bEG
0nsonsss Railroad Excellent neighooI hood. tt rice
en- Doliars per Arpent. Easy termS' Apply - s on'
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g R.. MALLORY, JR.,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Camp Street :..-.".'T
Rear once HsRrnia Insurance Company
Nnhle - lySR NEW ObhAAASs
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B, J. WEST 4
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
MACHINERY AND PLANTERS HARDWARE,
lis and III Magazine Street,
New Orleans,
AGENT FOR
Pools g. Hunt, II. f. Biandy and B. w. Payne q
Sons Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES ga"
| MILLS, etc.
Geo. L. sauier & Bro.-sUGAR MILLS hoHsA
| POWERS etc.
| "world and Kirby" MOWERS and khAfH@s'
R. Ball & Co: and H. B. smith-WooD "ofAlNa
MACHINERY.
American Saw Company-sAWs.
winship d. Bro.-CoTToN GINS.
Buckeye Foundry-BELLs.
L c, Nisbet-CoTToN PRESS SCREWS ETC.
DAnwls, Established 1929 :. a d s sIoeons.
: c AUsIIs IN com@snasm.
|. HARDWARE.
A. BALDWIN & CO.,
Successors to
sLocoMB, BALDWIN & CO.
"A Canal. and 81, 90 and 95 Common Streets
NEW ORLEANS, La
Importers and Dealers in
FOREIGN ASp DOMESTIC HARDWARE
Guns, Locks, Cutlery, Nails,
STEEL, IRON CASTINGS. ETC. ETC"
Together with
oil FULL STOCK OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Witch VIC are Offering to Trade at Reduced Prices
A. BALDWIN & CO.,
oAAa Adjoining the City Hotel
AGES7s FoaN
= JE CARvERS GIN,
COATS BOILER IRON,
VALENTINE & BUTLERs SAFES,
r. E. & G. BRooKE'S CUT NAILS AND eflkE'
WESTERN OIL COMPANY aus ON
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

C,oPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
The undersigned have this day formed S2paTTtTneS
.br under the name and style Of BA EHE ywEnI1kN
WiiDDI,ETON for the MAHUFASEO hEol "O"
WARE. A., .oo.rtv Of tho MOBILE
.y.0IIpSr WARE FACTORY, we VIII % prepaEeo W
~, Of lime TO SUPPLY THE TRADE and are 10y 9,s
nodS 20 Contract for the Manufacture OF DUnAS
ia tTRS 90 reasonable terms for future oehSSy ~
We are also prepared to CONTRACT ,oF INC
GG EEk GI is aiuated the s =; CORNER Of
| DIV II AND MADISON STREETS, Moblhh'
Roy Al a" 10 Of N. arm will always be found
dHDERS addressed to Lock box No 92s VIZ receive
prompt attention. w = MIDDLETON.
| NV 3In5p ~ =
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STATEMENT
OF THE
Mutual National Bank Of New Orleans.
No. log Canal Street, "
At the close Of business Monday, juno 80, 1875
D. II. HOLMES.

L.
's s. Bonds a to secure Circulation 5000 90
Due from from osss sa and BsnIsrs
Stocks market yslue .......''.......... Ssss M
Prsh,ium on United States 1ss.,
f fuanitars a and Fixtures 1880 80
Legal tender nOtss. ssss Q. 9 90
fpns'e Of Sationai Banks 1858 %
Fractional currency and nickels al rs 400 o.a 60
sa,sl4,las %
1IABnrrnr
H as % BANK cirouiasion outstanding
Capital stock paid IN ...-......-...--... SSs Is
Due 10 stant b .nks 1saas ~
Surplus Fund 1870 "a
piSidsnds 600 90 =, 900 90
aa.ol4la5 %
ALL DEros1roRs nI pA H.II IN THE
ih'NP Declared Daosmbsr 81. is7a
50 per cent 70 Ssoekhsdsrs.
PAUL FOURCHY President.
ALBERT BALDWIN, Vice President.
| JOSEPH mitchell, Cashier.
| pIREcroRs;
P. Masperc, John T J HardS.
Paq Po RenGSss' Charles AA scs n ~ sp
I1OME MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK,
No. II Camp Street.
!, This Bank is now open for business
Banking Hours from 10 A. NJ to 3 Pm
JOSEPH RAYMOND. President.
GEO w BRYNE. Cashier.
BOARD TRUSTEES.
Joseph Raymond Paul Esteoen,
Maurice Keifer, Joseph Keller
Eug.sDohsFty,~ Nicholas Miher'
Thos. McDermott G. Lauman,
. N A. Wilcox, L. B. Collins
b. T. Taylor.
a Ssm; Annnaiiy jy'a imap
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-03
TToME FOR EM1GRANTs.

FOR BOYS
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-04-03

THk DIFFERENcE.-Calling boy up IN the
morning can hardly be cfassed under the head
Of "pastin,es, (" especially if the boy is fond of
exercise the day befofeu And aeisiahnle SIM
eular that the next hardest thing to, getting
bow out Of bed is getting him. into it. There
Is farely q mother who Is q success at rouslng
b6v.! i':Alr mothers Know this; so do their
boys And yet, the mntherseemslt to go at it in
the right way. She opens the stair d9pr AND
Iny'nats 10 fesponse: SJohhyaya y sflI no fslP6nse
Then there IS short sharp AJOhn," followed
a moment later by; a prolonged and emphatic
aJohn Henry" A grunt from the upper re-
gions signifies that an impression has been
made. a:,de and the mother is encouraged to add,
YOU'D better be getting down here to your
break fast, young man, before | come up there
and Give you something you'll feel" This SO
startfes the young mEn that he Immediately
goes to sleep again. And the operation has to
Be. repeated several times, A father knows
nothing about this trouble. he; merely opens
his mouth as soda-bottle elects its cork, and
the "John Henry" that cleaves the air of Tint
stairway goes into that hny,like electricity and
pierces the deepest recesses of his very nature.
And he pops out of that. bed and into his
clothes and down the stairs with a promptDess
chat is commehdable. It is rarely q boy allows
himself to disregard the paternal summons.
About once wear is believed, to be as often as
is consistent with the rules of health. He
saves his father great many steps by his
ughtfulmess.-Danbafy Ncaos. y