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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

KrvYoRx Aug 6BEEvEs-Tbere receipts Yesterday
pT ,ad Is kanslthst me ,,g,ad o9ly moderate,
stes With few fair g good Texans .oIl 9s9g
ssI4 ss s5 Il com % ssb F' MsPer6on o - cars f
CoDe1 Mcpherson sold their account 276 Illinois steers
" segs sold for n Morn 4S Illinois steers ~ evt, " IL la
Mes Morris 65 rather bat fairly fat Illinois steers
N Isuebaoh for Morris u good uO. steers, strong 7a cwL
81 l2e ~ 70 dress 50 9 the gross ewt and 81 fair do u eWt
samuel 81 Missouri 20 cWt, at
Noes ior Morn. 81 Illinois steers strong 90 evt at a1l'ac
W DaisY, for Morris 80 9oi; steers 6i2 est at llids
an bad some the best steers IN cw lac 10, and
'' sss 81 A st SS'i sIsa e & F. D. wen, cars at
e' At FOr,h and ear q, Cog o. Of ~ head
fr sbeep 4 864e = bot lambs dull and easier ranging
losls Of 81 average 5dsi4e. d. 57la
sy .oa car Of Ohio sheep 70 70 average at 5S; Of
sa'e lsRes Of y asetsgs 1t : = e Juld % h s0
r 81 6is and so lambs 20 n at she N Pd
rSs 81 n at Sc psrI carload Of jersey co. 80 n
ClIyss-Recep Yesterday and to-day we're 975 head Mnlfed
Airy the VIDE Of SS0s7 hesd-mOsiy at s6Ss6 70 y
yesterday were 2s9 and today arrivals
% St sSf ,. s5 : ss's ,s sai51 !. us D. with
-pos s aaS 6ss .fas he ' .P S vi
Ia. Ssst Market ssiye yesterdays psi attendance
500 5esd Illinois steers ranging 23l 70 100 S. sOS
s. IA Illinois averaging 654 70, at SO 14 247 Iowa
averaging 50 So lie Ohio ranging from
lO4 197 b. s5 1888 So 23l Kentaeky steers rsngns
fom 3Oi 462 10 S6GS6 %; ia Michigan ranging
fr,m 997 70 1903 81 5Od$6 10 Iodans steers averaging
90 u. S5 l22i as Cherokee steers aTengng e27 b, At
o. So
LANBs-Reeeps to-day including reported arrivals
900 bead making the total supply for the week thus far $500
sgas head foI the time last market lively
~ sales Of 09S Michigan sheep from 20
IS 90 Illinois averaging 81 d. at 81 60; 20
averaging 90 n 81 80; 81 Canada sheep ranging
foz z S. so, 1910 Canada lambs ranging 81
g II n = s. 5OQS5.
TO-DAY including reported arrivals 200 head making
supply The week. thus - 900 against 600
bead for the time last week; market slow At 81 1884 9Oi
BUYERS and sellers standing Zoe sales 1000 head Ih
hogs. ranging from 200 10 242 u, - S0dS4 90
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
pTrROpVAN RAPKRTS

Aug 6-12:3O p mThs rate for money the Stock
Itcnsng Government lower the Bank
b. cent Conso 927 for both money aud the
Eue Railway shares AZ
LuERPooL Aug 6-l m-Cotlop -qu snd steady MddHng
uplspds 20 Mddng Orleans 91 sses $4,000 bn including
30 for speculation and export
L,EEPOoL Aag Gl missiles ofCotton shipped from
Charleston below Low Mddngs, deliverable August
ftpteInDer al s. ~ BreadstaGs-Tbe market Is quiet.
Aug $3.50 discount for three
bis in the market 81 per below the Bank OF England
LIVERPOOL Aug 6-2!3O uSaes Of Cotton shipped from
Osl-sus deliverable August ga.
Aug $3.50 m-The bullion into the
bgHE Of EnRlaad on balance today > Ej3OO0.
IAEts Aug 60 m.-Rsnies OF Zoe.
IDFDON, Aug SIS United Teu-POry bonds Glib
. PAnis Aug O-Renies. 57L lie.
lvERPCoL, Aug e. D. mol the Cotton sales today 1000
N Amsnesn. - -
faASEVoEr Avg 6p m.Uried States PysT weny bonds 07S
f,f The issue Of 1862. - -
PARIs. Aug 6-p m-Rsutes 57f he
ANTNEKP Aug B-u II f-g fine ,is
. hSzKrooL, Aug 0-ESehiog-COnmoR Roan, SIC y ewt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-07

.,mber No Do New 81 lsSss1 49, om 81 ss, mo o. vsv
SS u s pie gSrG Z % nSs a. s'c s AUGUST
se seller September; Rejected, 34h9S5e ish hirea SSto
SELLER August 9S seller September; Rejected &S25e Rye sg
snd scarce and higher 59de0c for No Bsrs, dali and po@n
SsSs No. arr III. 3 sells: August sS'' S;f' saS
tsmSsI Lard sod 7'S7Ts Bult wss.. steady ye.t.rs'y;
2e BosslS keOP cdS 600 bib FlCG
5000 hash Rye shipments-l 900 bSs Pou 95 600 bush
Wheat, 26sOOd buh Com 10000 bush Oats. and 1000 bush
IogisyLH Aug 6-Fou and improved demand sales Of
Family BIrs at IS 60 ANe 90 so; Fancy 81 90 wheat srm
demand for sacked Oats f and at 4Sa45e for
s sco s1sn % AZ rs ssss @ Clear sd
lie Tor Clear Sides paekedl Hams firm At 1Sai3 for PSn
for sSouos s7s for Gear RIB sas. sSioe for cea sides
loos lac higher for packed Lard quiet and steady at VaSe or
lots lsdl4c higher for cash or time
MEsPHs Aug steady Of Medium 90 6Oess Corn
Shoulder iiis for Clear Rib Side: and ae @
sVns !. % 56s 75 Wheat si S% aG demand @
No 81 2la for No cash 81 IL seller August 81 1O,s
Sic fOrNo Rye tTm scarce 6Sc for No l.
Barley sI@ and t, demand a. soc for No sr5s FsS
Flour a. 900 bush Wheat ssip%enS5OOo DSis
Is S No. ps s. IS 1d s 50 @
Winter $40 rs for Double BIs Wheat dg sales Of 900 bush
99 and R SsvYS LuPSsr g 70 shs auds S
Boston 50c NewYOrk4Oci Albany Soc Receipts by lake
S s' ISme a sSTs BY The Ooun Su Of Gram on
hs canal from Baso and oveg % DSS1 s
BUSH Corn 22s 900 basS 6at. 26 800 bush barley
PHuApEIPHA, Aag 6-Flour dull superane SO 6Od$4 25j
Winter d. Sass So F.sey, IS 75sso So cPng
New Common and Choice Red 81 55al 6S White 65GS 90
sSS5ss p s1sa Western 9s U' q G os-wh S5o sales
toS SShsi yaI q Good RsHHs Sos:ca6 active
9le Provision, IN n5 demand Mes PO, 81 59esil 90
SIs. Whisky firm at 9I09Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-07
nOnEs1Io MARKETS

L1saxr Aug 6wbe,iSotinE doing Ryessles Of two cars
o. rrvste seras unchanged. dull % 81 ear. Wep
al The slsqsehanna Railroad depot, al 4ec
B.lrroEI Aus dali; Hidoliur 1ss,a1ee
CITY As higb gItdes declined Doe no~sri sDps6ne
n IL Suerfpe a. 2j0&6 DO kT 80 75d - Do FAMILY
g4sslO 2j suDefBe - 25dS5 2S do EIA $6 PSI
40 Family 81 250&8 40. Wheat weak and 1d2c lower
boe Amber AZ G5dsl Sc Corn duu for Souhenj White
e. 15976c; yellow 5S0J9ci Mixed Weston arm
% fair dsmsnd Southern, 43044ej western AId 80
4Oss White 4la42e Rye srmer and scarce AZ 7Oa72e
Iy unchanged S20a 26 Provisions quiet bat IN M obhng Do
s4 no sales in quiet and unchanged Bnk Meats
angJ unchanged ard nothing doing Hans unebsDged
lad yerg pncs unchanged Western buteT aeGse at Z5e
Rtsky Qslss al 90a96'2@
BruALO Aug. 6Lake and Th Imports FOR the AT - hours
Fgar ~ s5 bbls Wheat $500 busb CeF1 l9OloS eq.l;
ats AZ 200 barley 537 bush Canal 81 pnsnis
I6l44 hash Cora III BAL bush Raj s1ges-S 800
a4sh; 7645A bush; Oas, 1881 bush Canal HshI
KswYorI-wbesi l0i2 Corn see oa'. oS~ A. F ky
$s So White ssase TO- whei, aoll no sAlss 9S0 isS
81 80 Chicago No sPIing q 81 bite C. mao.
al 60 al 75 White kiobgan 81 1Odsl To- Corn DALI sales
300 bash No ace Oats auisl sales 1000 bush No. q
Sic. 800 buh Blow 81 30- hge uomualU lSaloc
Barley Mali soAd Pnme Western 81 15Q$l 20 Prime
CAssds, oil IS. tberartleies unchanged ''Il
CHcAso Aug 6-Pour-Demand light; holders firm ss'es o.
Choice RTila spn a. s0as6 70 Wesi End 10 hI demand o
eeol dun and shade Lover M seller A1S sale o. No sgIn
81 10 tSE regular s90 81 Is seller August 81 V' ssiss Dep
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr H0rih RtUtr YtIVu and Rdilroada
6-l2 pkes Ashes pkgs Beeswar 50 bbA s. OIL 1925
bales Cooa 65 bbE RouT 100 b6s Mes o2l3S busa Wheat
1l6 100 bush Cora 10 925 bush 800 bush Malt 32l bbs
Copper 1893 Copper, l34 pkgA Dried Fruit 639 bbs Bggs,
132 FsI1 AZ bales Hemp 81 bbh Beans 90 bb Oatmeal
81 HIDES bundles Hides 1890 bbs Rou $50 bbls Pitch
1853 bb SPIRITS Tuentae SO bbls Tar 100 baes Moss 1888
sides Leather 543 pkgs Butter 1906 pkg Cheese 76
TsoE 30 ptg Grease 425 pigs 0ke, 100 pkgs Beef 369
pEy Oatmeal s24 Lard 81 bags Peanuts % bags Sumse
bj5 pays Tea $50 pgs starch Tobaco 854 ptg
,Tobsceo 49l bales Wool, 3l5 bbls Whisky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-07
WOOL MARKET.

BosroS Avg 6Th market haa been quite active with large sales
California The receipts Of Wool from the
West continue on liberal scale and demand is fully g as
during tho past weeks Considerable sales have been
made Michigan Ohio Pennsylvania at 4594S for Michigan
and 47d5Oc for Ohio and Pennsylvania intending all descriptions
COmhng demand at bOd57c for washed
40d42 California Wool has been sold at prices
ranging from 25c the latter price for choice grades
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-07
4 SOUND INVESTMENT SECURITY.
z PER CT. GOLD BONDS
indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western Railway.

AN EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE.
Total length Of Line. miles
Under construction Oh h"ies
These BONDS have UNUSUAL STRENGTH being secured BY
FIRST ONLY MORTGAGE extension Of 2l7 me and
are liability entire corporation representing 42O miles
NET EARNINGS Of the Road LARGELY EXCEED ALL IN
TEREsT.
Receipts for 1872
A gain Of 1895 600 1871 number of miles
Receipts for June, 1873. ~
An examination the viii show eoneusvey that The Road
penstrstes country great productive capabilities has local bins"
sefsup porting and that itSA TRUNK LINE
Dvsng Chmpsgn the road has two Western terminal points,
Peoria from which, through m connections already
forward it will reach St. Paul in Minnesota and
Grand Island Nebraska the latter route following the borders OF
passing through the rich South Platte Valley
The these and from inteee
ing lines will be Of great magnitude
Indianapolis the road has close connections with all the great
dvsrgng routes leading Atlantic and with roads leading
TO the Ohio River and points South.
bonds 90 and interest in and with our
Inosge management and business Of the road recommend
them UNQUALIFIEDLY as being
sAFF FOR ALL INVESTMENT PURPOSES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-07
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, Aug 6.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. Aug 6. 1873
In the Bulls Head market there was to-day q
slight Improvement In the demand for draught
horses otherwise feature TO note in the local
trade of the day.
Sale at Barker & Chase's City Auction marts and ~ Y
Tattersals corner OF Thirtvninth-st. and Broadway
The distribution OF the stock brought to the hammer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-07
FUNDING.


CosPTRoLLKn's oyuos, NASHVILLE, TESs, July 81 $50
due Bonds and Coupons Of the State Bond, which may De
matnre maturing on or
fore jan 1874 Bonds Coupons must be pes
bis to the Compohe and be
audited Comptroller Coupons
on and after july 1874 be paid until the Bonds 70 Hnon
they belong Comptroller examined ana
eed The funding registering must BE- done here he O
In Nashville No power OF attorney will be required OF persons pre-
seating Bonds Coupons funded The Bonds WI p
cred 10 the Bonds Coupons 70 be
moon BIZ. signing the Memorandum required b. Section OF e
Rpdine Act which Memorandum kept In well bound BOOK
this once The Funding allow aerest past due
Bonds Coupons since their maturity,
Arrangements made with the General Superintendent e
Adams Company which bonds and coupons 70 be funded On
be FORWARDED Nashville leading cities OF the East snd %
liberal 70 those desiring 70 fu
Ron, and Nashville sboud be 70 the
COMPTROLLER but to authorized 10 Hgn the memorAndom
above mentioned. A.. a..
The ices for funding 50 eah bond that IT, 81 hs
CmptYo aud 81 10 the The lees for registering
are registered that h so cents 10 the Comptroller Au
10 cent, 10 the These fees must be PAID ana %
before the bonds tie registered bonus
will he delivered. ,o,, 1911.
At the option Of the 1884 and bear six yer cent inter
est PAYABLE semi annually beginning July 1874 IN Rev OK OF
the obtaining the new bond IheI are
receive and account LOT snJ rae
ton of the bond demanded III the Aou
the OF the bond demanded me parry
applying ~uA' pay '"' JOHN @ BuRCH Comptroller.
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 7, 1873.
propoedls


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed pro-
possh will be received she undgnei for the C0NSTRUC
lion fkkhf BRDGB and SLIP lslso DOCKS CRIB WORK,
mo At he terminus OF the Kent County Railroad In Kent
Comfy, h.rylsnf Chestsnown.
For further parieglln apply to CADY Resient Engineer
Undersigned " -
Bids viii be received until MONDAY NOON Aug H. 1873
N. w sERAT, supenniendent Long Branch. N J.
PROPOSALS FOR GRANITE AND LIME
sFoss EAST RIVER BRTDGE---sealed proposals viii be
oesa anu August 1873 for the delivery OF l2j cubic
y1s OF ugrante face $50 cubic OF
bAtng nsr granite lmestone all required during the present
year o tue Brooklyn Anchorage Rast River Bridge Plans and
n.on; n be seen at the Bnneers Office Address NETWORK
BKlDGK CoMPASi. Brooklyn, NY
OFFICE OF THE CHIzS BSGrSEER D., w r. II. Co
HoBoKEs, N j.. Aug ], 1873.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- hs once until the l5 the construction Of TUNNEL
u m Appfo,cas through Bergen Hill The specification anddrswngs
Gao be seen at this oees time r TUESDAY the 5h inst
JAMRS ARCHIBALD Chef Engineer.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ he once OF the College Hill Tunnel COMPANY until Augu, 90 for
furnishing labor and material for the construction Of proposed tunel
through College Hill Bidders will price per cubic ward for
excavation ttrur Of emovA for e'h excavation and removal
for such brkwoh be required FOR lining said tunnel Also for
such uboe masonry be required retaining wallis The
pny reserve the right reject ali b Plans aud
Information obtained Of GEO. CLARKE Chairman the Office
Markets qu're. Providence r. l.
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aorses. Carriages, 6arnsss. &t.

6orses. Carriages, 6arness. &t.
AT N. Y. SALES AND STORAGE REPOS-
"A TORY, FoURTHAyB. COR TWEkrIFNFH-sE
Family Carriage and lgh Road gons Lew AMI sseood
hand, at rsasOosbls pdees Harness ia great vsre.y
A NO. 8 CORTLANDT-ST., near Broad
IA wsy-Por Light Carriages harness Sheets Whips, &C. the
stock the city, Several eashert0p Bag
gss from Sl4O upL
S THE SEASON is far advanced, we offer
n our line Of FULL SPRING TOP WAGONS. sai PULL SPRIs0
AND SIDE BAR Road WAGONS &c. At IS peg cent 6elo" cost
149i and 1876 Brostrs,. Forytnhst
HARNESS-ANOTHER CHANCE.
Bankrupt stock Of hne handswed HARNESS Offering at gress
No CortlAnltst Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-07
financial.

COMMON WEALTH OF VIRGINIA.,
~ COUPONS Janra 1873 OF the old bonds and Conso aud
interest on Registered stock payable April 1873 collected ~
JOHN b. MANNING, 3 Newest
II OST-The following Certificates of Phila-
delphA Reading Company stock: Nos 151l4, 1871
100 shares Bacus The public cautioned
negotiating transfer has been stopped and new Ger
tfeates applied for.--New York. July %, 1873
III PER CENT REGISTERED SCHOOL
" BONDS Also other and profitable investment securities
LEGALITY OF ISSUE GUARANTEED.
TIOS p ELLIS 4 Co. Bankers, II Pine st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-07
Marble uno Slate Hlanlels.

KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
IA. LING WORKS 1874 and 1876 B. Eghenthst Marble AMI
narbeted hante Tng Marble Couuer honamen ~ prsss'
DEFY competition. Marble turning for the trade
GTEWART's Slate Mantes, Marble and WOOD
the lowest prices ~ ana 80
West Twenty thirist between seventh and Kighths'eh
UNHE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
their rasrooms Unoasq Poaftass aga seven seven
eenh Offering ent OF MAhTBLs nkAl
comprising elegant and unique designs a. pnee' eh'eh
mpetnOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-07
Eoan Ohtes.

A MEXICAN OFFICE-735.-Utmost value
IN LOANED Diamonds Wstches Jtsery hefN.re' iH1A
sLAw Lsoes. yAaab.ss, ke, viii ls k.iabshtl lSSi
MO. 1f9l BROADWAY, at III. B. MEL
~ vLLBs Coral ard Gold JeHe store DanJub Whehe. Jew
ey k taken storage sni advanced qafsl no
81 BrOsdwsy near Tueasyelghtett
MO. 1907 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch,
IN BParoT Ladies Branch No l2O7 BrosdvT hohJ
~ = y LIMBO DRoh
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Grturslcn5.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
~ FOURTH
POPULAR SUNDAY EXCURSION
he
FLOATING PALACE STEAMER
PLYMOUTH ROCK.
Leaving Pier %, North River cot Of Murrayst,
SUNDAY AUGUST 10, 1873,
$40 A. NJ.
Stopping Sandy passengers Long
the brOai Atlantic.
trip 70 such magnificent steamer Is the
PLYMOUTH ROCK
/. luxury indeed. cannot often be induged In.
u afdris MAGNIFICENT VIEWS d the HhRBOR, PORTS,
LIGHrSHPS &C. this floating palace soaa
coast passing
LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, SEA GRIT, &c,
The picture is truly beautiful
Music ~ Keatngs Celebrated Band
Plymouth the coleacies Of the
TICKETS ONLY ONE COLLAR
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AInsieal qnsirumenis.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFPICRS. Nos 81 I-2 West Tnry seoondsh or Jus West
Tuonty-tnird. ST.. up 70 p. m regular Ohce rateA
A BARGAIN.-Beautiful 7t-Oe. Rosewood
"A PIANO bass, all mprovemen l9 one o so9'
instalments aken$l2 monthly New Pianos 500 upwards
CABLR IO7 Wet Twentg.thinl.st corner Of sIEthave
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6elp Wcnieo- 1lales.
II. STEWART q co. REQUIRE the
services 81 tioosghJ ed SALESMAN capable OF selling
tA trade in their Lees all kmbienss Department Apply
b. letter only. With references
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Gelp manis0 females,

GREAT BARGAIN.-A lady leaving the
gss, Ma sAlIu. 81 Wss, 32lst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-07

Receivers holding lots Of state fac
lc bun % disposed 10 1886 Prices
nominal We quote;
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CIRARD COTIFGE OF MUSIC, 7s7 Broad

W way near NinhBRASCH. Ieyngtousve north vest cor
uer of INSTRUCTION In al branches
OF MUSIC called Vocal Department under
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-05-11
LETTER FROM vAzoo CITY.

E--r 1AZoo CITY, May 9th, 1879.
Teahe Editor Of the Morning Star:
delayed here q day or two longer than
expected, in order to participate in May fes
t;yal and barbecue given to-day by the Ger
man Benevolent Association of this place-to
which they invited their fellow:citizens of tho
Irish Benevolent Association. Arrangements
having been made by tho Irish Benevolent As
ISOLATION to joia the Germans in the festivities
a population from tho Germans escorted the
Irish to their Hall-in front Of which they
awaited them with open Enthusiastically Civ
ing their guests the van in the procession. In
this order, ACCOMPANIED by band of music,
they proceeded through the city to the place
prepared for the occasion. But they had
scarcely passed tho city limits, before they
were warned by gathering clouds of q coming
rain storm--a hasty resolution was then form
ed, to return 80 the city and there make what
arrangements they best could to carry out the
original programme-repaifing to tho Hall OF
the German Association, where also assembled
most of the respectable citizens. The orator
of the day, Col. Andrews, delivered a very cl-
oquent addzess-ME-R Robert Campbell, editor
Of the Democrat, Mr, Jenkins, editor of the
BGRner, end DR.. Mccormack, responded to the
call on them In eloquent terms. The barbecue
having been transferred from the grounds to q
large Han in tho city-the sumptious repas.
prepared By liz. P. Donovan, proprietor Of the
Merchants Exchange Hotel, on scale Of the
Snost profuse liberality and elegance, was en-
joyed with all that great and delightful socia-
bility usual where each vies with his neiEhbor
in doing honor to the event. Evidently the
citizens of Yazoo City when determined on
enjoyment arc not easily set aside from their
pnrpose. will not undertake to describe the
entertainment and supper which followed, suf.
fee Tito say, the day was spent to the great sat
isfaction of everyone who took interest In it.
On last Friday evening, was present at or
examination of the children attending tn,
Sisters school. These examinations take plact
once month, and it is very gratifying to wit
meas the pride and pleasure the citizens evine,
in the progress of tho children. Tho exami
nation was conducted by Major Dougherty
after which Father Lacour read the notes o
merit to which each pupil was entitled, ans
DIR. Mccormack distributed the awards SO
apart for each as they were named by Fathe
Lacour.
Everything considered, my stay in Yazo<
City was most pleasant, and 1 leave it aud it.
inhabitants with my best wishes for their pros
Perlty. q.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-05-11
D. 81. HOlmss.

The attention of our readers, and more par
culary that of the fAirer and Eoner portion IL called
to the displayed advertisement OF the gentleman hose
name heads this notice. Royal 80 the Immense expen
ditares he makes 70 supply the sOuthern peopI. with
All that could b desired the dry goods line no
royal nannar Of Inviting attention to his splenaid
stock. Few venture to aAsort Who have purchase.
70 make. Snt at Onos think OF Mr. Holmes stare for
all know that he makes al purchases for cash. end that
he inPorts dirk oA BuRopa thus SAvinE the immense
interest account and impote OharRes that mont other
dealers have TO pa s0d enabling him to cell at advan
tAEeOuS rates 70 buyers. The goods are moreover 60
locssd by Nj Holmes. who has resided In Europe for
many yearU. The houBo has large attelers at Pasay
Tor making Of ladies' end ohiIdrens suits aud nm
dergaEmSnss and all articles aPPsEtanng their tOi
lete thue ensurng their manufacture In an artletc
1Annor We assure readsra that the stock Of tha
well known estAhiishheat is In every respect equal II
not SUPERIOR to that Of former years that its ftiea
for obtaining goods at advantageous prices arc
this country ard that its patrons derive
the greater portion Of the profit from ts eperc ana
tact and lastly that most efficient and alfalfa A.
clerks are always anxious give every facility for
examination Of the goods on hand
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-05-11
To Michael Angelo and the other master.

To Michael Angelo and the other masters
are We indebted for those celebrated paintings which
delight sight and lift from things of earth
hence Il world has delighted honor them In eyery
possible manner But We should forget the credit
debted for much of the beauty and comfort which
surround ua- For instance when an excellent panter
like Mr. s. Cutler 1864 Camp street. gives additional
beauty and strength to building by the judicous
OF bis Prush and then Let's all know by TASTY sign
VINO occupies it, certainly he is deserving tie graft
snde Oh all Citizens The public has been fast learning
OF Mt Cutters superior knowledge, both practical and
theoretical and of the moderation of his CHARGES hence
business is rapidly flowing in upon him.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-05-11

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pretty girl likes, it's nice Dress And if there Ia one
thing suFeF than another, it IL that when you see
pretty girl with nice dress you will conclude that she
boushttt of Braaelmau G Adams, corner St Andrew
and Magazine streets All pretty girls ate not RICH
bat as they all like to dress WE'LL they soon dseoeer
where to get an outfit that will be cheap yet elegant
F0r proof Of all this, read the advertisement on our
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