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A LENANDRIA q WASH
n lNGToN r. n. -
ALEXANDRIA 4 FREDEBIoKsBURa r. n,
COTas- Of a and Sixfk SiysxfsS

Lo1A Trains leave for Alex andria g feIlovs.-ST,
Sn, u, .. m, II noon, IL, 8, 4, o, 81, D. M;
~. snd .. u. daily AL other trains daily exoeps
LEGAL Trains from Alex andrfa arrive A. follows
So, Is, ., %, 10 3. II s. a N. IL q. 81 4 z.
-, -, ~, IS, 3, ,. N. The IS .. m and 81
except Sunday. S'AoA SsAns oAAS
- Trains Married thus connect with train, ON
Nsshinst' n and Ohio r. II ~Ns VI
9UANfic0 Aeeemmodstion leaves washinTto,
'' es m p; Tsss, llJi s1esss sIna1y
leaves W arlington ii - .. N. daily, except Sunday
Through tickets 30 all points South and SouthWes
Nants avenue, and corner san street and Pennsyi-
baggage 20 be CHECKED q al hotels nd reaid
through TO destination.
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GUN 8.

GUNs. GUNS.
PEAB0DYS,
(Eo. 625 LOUISIANA AvEyuxJ
Is the only house in the city that makes speciality
GUNS, FISHING TACKLE, AND SPORTING
GOODS.
aueSem ~SI8N OF BIG GUN.
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=
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EEAL ESTATE On SOUTH SIDE OF 2
SOUTHWEST. CONSISTING OF ONE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING
- By virtue 81 deed Of truet dated October 10,
"a A. b., 1871, and duly recorded ia Liber No. S6s
Af lilo I46, Of the land records for the District Of
Columbia, and By direction Of the holder Of the
fr,pt Of the pr. misses to the highest bidder ON kI
DAY, November 14th, A. ID. 1873, at 80 D. m d,
all that certain piece or parcel IT ground situated
and being in the City Of Wsshngen District Of Co.
lumbie, and known on the public plat thereof as
part of lot nun bered eleven IN, in square mum
bered fve hundred and thi -ty five (635, beginnine
for the same at point in the line Of street south
is feet west OF the northeast of said Tot and
running thence south lsi feet inches; thence west
II feet inches thence north l34 feet inches to said
O street; and thence east II feet inches along
said street to place OF beginning together with the
improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; (of which 500
must be paid down day of saleb balances in and
twelve 2) months, for which the purch ser notes
with intereet) will be taken to be secured on the
property sold All convey nciug and recording at
purchasers cost. terms of sale are not com Piled
with in six days after sale, the trustee the
right to resell at risk and of defauting pur-
chaser. WIN. y. HOLTZMAN, Trustee.
DUNDANS0N, BOWLING CO.,
QCfN-d Auct
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by 3. II. wARHEK,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctisneer,
No. TAG 7th street, between @ and II.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPkRTl, ON 6rH STRgEr WEST, BE
TMkEh ID AND Il STREETS SOUTH, Al


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPkkIl, Oh orH STRgEr WEST, BE-
TMkEh AND STREETS SOUTH. AT
- BY virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated August
18th, 1871, to Daniel l.. Ration and myself, and
duly recorded In Liber No. o54, folio 4a3, one OF
the lann records for Washington county In the Dis
trict OF Columbia, will sell public auction, in
front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, November
}th, 1873, at "a clock p. Lot numbered twenty,
(9,) In Todd Gunnell's subdivision Of Slnare
numbered as, as laid down the ground plat Of
Washington city, fronting 9Th street west, be-
tween aud streets south, D feet inches. with
depth Of l3O feet, improved By a story Brick
Dwelling, with back building; yard in front and
rear.
Terms: sl,aoo, with interest on s4.ODO from An.
gust 18th, ISL to July Sh, 1872, AID on 81 800 from
July Srh lS2, At 10 per cent to day q sale snd
penses OF sale In cash; and the balance in ak and
twelve months with interest at ten per cent. from
day OF sale. All convey ancing 1T the cost OF the
purchaser. Que hundred dollars will be required as
deposit on day OF sale. If terms Of sale are not
complied with in ten days after sale, the Trustee
reserves the right to resell At the risk and cost II
the defauting purchaser after five days sdver Use
ment in sOrse enc or more newspapers pablishsd in
the city OF Washington. ID. Q.
GEORGE w. STICKkEH, Surviving Trustee,
oot22-eo&ds J. 7. C0LDWELL, Salesman.
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY, November 10th, 1873, same hour
GEORGE W. sTICKsEY, Surviving Trustee.
noN6eo J. 7. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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RY LATIMER ULEARY,
- Auctieneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street
Star Once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.
STQkf BRIOK DWELLING, ON B0UN.
DAILY STkkET, CORNER OF BROWN
SNEHTpRTTE,k Me- NEAR FOURTEENTH STREET
- By virtue Of a deed of trust, dated October
Il a, A. D. 1871, and duly recorded in liber No.
A658 folio AS, ct seq of the land records II
Warrington county in the District of Columbia.
and by direction of the holder of the note secured
by said deed Of trust, shall sell at public auction,
IN front OF the premises, to the highest bidder, on
TUESDAY, November L, A. ID. 1873, at 4 80 D, m
all that certain lot or piece of ground the city Of
Washington, District of Columbia, and kno Rn as
lot numbered ninety, (9,) in VIM. II Browns sub
division OF certain lots 10 square numberedt hun
bred and thirty four (234 said subdivision is
corded IN the Surveyor office of said city, IN su
division bOok"C. II. B." folio $50. together with
the i'm prove ments thereon.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, (ef which SlOO
must be deposited at tins of saie) and the
in j, 2, ard 5 years, to be secured by purchasers
notes, bearing 10 per cent interest pay able annu
ally y and deed of trust on properly sOld Convey
ancipg and recording at purchasers cost. If terms
OF sale are not COMPLIED with within six days, ne
trustee reserves the right to resell at cost and risk
WIN. Y. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
oeto0-d LATI1EB ULEARY, AucLs.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Thss the subsoriber
trict Of Columbia, holding Special Term letter. q
adrsinsfration on the personal estate Of LAvIHIA
MATTHBWg, late Of Washington co unity d. o., de-
ceased. An persons having claim. Against the 80
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber. on or
before the 18th day Of October next thsy "A. Other
wise By Law BE- excluded from all beneet Of the saae
estate. Given under nv hand, this lAsh az q
oeseSss,. ls1s JOHN I. hAA1T 5,9s.sv.s:x.
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RY LATIMER q CLEARY,
y Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner ania ave and lth street,
Star ONCE Buildings.
TRusTREH SALE OF AN ENTIRE SQUARE

0sesIing date April /, A. D., 1871, and recorded
49,; noer No 6s2 At folio ct end BY direc;
will ssll q public suction, on the premiseA on
IUEeDAf the goth day OF November, A. d. lUS,
dred and thirty two, (as2) bounded by north and
ing. in the whole 1000 square feot The properly
viii be sold subject to deed Of trust dated 3ber
lSo under which six 20 cents Per square foot re-
Terms: ne.third cssh, residue in four equal pay.
mens ct s. 6, 9, and u months, with interest from
the day OF sale: Deed given and trust taken. $50
70 be deposited when the property is struck On.
With the terms Of sale within hve days amer sale.
Conveyancing ct cost Of purchaser
oct1- eo&ds LATIMIR b CLEARY, Aucts.
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n0oLEYB A0UH Powders ere warranted Il
- cure. Ne 0ssa6as. N cts. packAgs. ye-tr
S1AArna DsfoT.
SIT BBvHHTH BrBEBT,
sso-t1 Opposite Potent o0ee.
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IN TIE sUPRIME COURT rHE DISTRICT

1hS iOtA cay 20 OtI0oc, A: ~. 1919. -,
NATL pA SDal MES et al. vs.. CORA B. PAYNE ct Al
No. 3,042, Doc. II.
The trustee in this cause having reported that Pc
scribed IN the bill and known the next west part
Of Kings Acre, in Beatty and Hawking subdiyislon
hundred and two (l02l, to 1lizabetn Rhedes for
IS 800, and thst said party has complied with the
October, A. D. 1873, ordered that said sale be, and
is hereby, rssined uniess cause ne snow9 70 ms nne
esmbsr next: Procfded, Th. order BE- yubis
d. U. HUMPHREYS, Justice.
A true copy-Te.t: r. J. MEIGe, CLERK:
ocfIs-w 6w Nv L. p WILLIAMS 8, Asst elk
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TINS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the .ub.or

Il Der has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding special term letter.
testamentary on the personal estate of JAMES
HUGHES, late OF Washington county, d. O.,
deceased All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit same,
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber. on or
before the 18th day OF October next: they may 9TH
erwise BY law be excluded from all benefit the said
estate Given under my hand, this 2sth day of Octo-
Der, 1873. ARCHIBALD ROANE,
oct29 WIZ Executor.
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10y b. h. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. T29 18th street, between q and II sts
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!. s''h-'--- |, g IN. Baitimors-----. - p.
THn GREAr DOUBLI TRACK ROUTE,
Ssshs s,nSssnt scenery, Palace etstsroem Day and
LvS hundred niiss ssvsd % western ana Central
. TIE g q n: a.iiy, szesps Sunday, northwest;
shroaeh fron WAsHIHaToN 70 BuFFALo
ShLSASy and 81. LOUIS Without ohanss.
corner q lah strsss and Psn,ssiysnss svsons. ~
Sstsonei HossI - Nd rsbPyfy mia ayenas, lndse
given e all timss. W. -
Rasssnsen Dsocarfna siskss q thee oness O. ..
%. Louis and Buffalo
I'D. .. HouHe. os.srsi Pss.ssssr Ass.s,
nR0V Dalt1ogV y.
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RI pgaoAssos. ~ |. In : ov., Acc 70,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-12

C1srERSs.-Persons requiring new cisterns,
or wishing to have old ones repaired would consult
their every by engaging the services OF that
practical and scientific cistern maker Mr. 2. a. Muir
ray No. 19I Magazine street. Mr.. Murray is practical
cistern maker himself and understands his business
thoroughly. He has had many years experience, and
can very often the very thing that his
wants and he can BIO implicitly trusted, with the fnll
conviction that the work will be done just as wanted
MANY hundreds of our citizens who have had dealings
with him are ready testify the general excellence
Of his work and the moderaeness of his charges Orders
are promptly attended to- and ready csterns can
always DO bought of him. See advertisement
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MUTUAL NATIONAL BANK.-The very latter
Of this institution for the second half OF
last year will be on CIR fifth page 1t shows 'onoiu
aveiy that success bound to follow from energy anu
tact and that confidence which is inspired by placing
men of known integrity and ability at the head OF An
enterprise. Mr.. Paul Fourchy' the President Oh 'ne
p.nI =. Creole gentleman the very highest stand.
inc an our social and business circles, having managed
the affairs of the Merchants insurance Company as e
President for several years. in most successful man
ner MT Joseph Mitchell, the Cashier, is also equally
we'll known respected having for years helo posi-
tions the highest trust With suon mon IL ID No'
arIob,a that tho individual deposits already amour
tothe large sum 81 One popularity OF tni
Rank is that all depositors participate in its
| Let d;xidend to depoaitors being II per cent.
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ans. Liberty Billings was elected Fres.oo o;S
of the Senate by the Democrats with the aio
Of one Republican vote. A resolution dsolar-
ing that Senator Gilbert was elected by 6ribery,
and requesting his resignation, was taoieo ny
o vote Of &c to 25.
AaxANsAs-Both houses of the Assembly
conyened ON the 9th. All the Republican
caucus nominees were elected. The VOTES
cast at the election were canvassed, and Ehsna
Baxter, Radical, declared elected Governor' ny
was then sworn in and delivered short ano
very conservative inaugural. Brooks, Reform
candidate, who claims to have been eie GGS
has instituted proceedings before Judge S"Au
we'll.
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diocese. whose only crime is allegiance to
the Mother Church Of Rome; Nay, lbs
confidently asserted by officials in the en- :.
shortly to be issued from St. Petersburg.
which viii condemn TO the same fate the
entire Greek United Church. Bnt for
our part, We place little faith in the rnnor:
cunning openly to employ force, when pre-
sent circumstances afford a fiae opporsunr
ity for accomplishing its designs With a. z
semblance of justice. Europe must be Pc
ceived. A petition, no doubt, WILL sce
itants of the diocese Of Chelm, will be made
to request his Majesty to grant the entire .
suppression of the Greek Catholic r1te m 10
Poland. And his Majesty ever gracious 20
comply with their request by issuing tue
desired decree. But God only knows what
tears and blood that petition will cost - =.
Messenger of the Sacred Heart for January
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
Tor the Week Ending Friday, January 10
MORNING STAR OFFICE.
Saturday Morning, January ii, 1878.

Saturday Morning, january hs Ao'S'S
left the market ut time of our last re-
70 God s sess
p
f ss low s' a.
q shs
saes were confined 70 $3.50 balss = partial dscnh ho
Tssa ns 81 r. o sn'ss
the %a1sss SPe assas MR In IN prss
a anS at decline to eS1sens 500
ns: sas al I
IKE ss's ap s
nSavous rates and partly at an advance Of fully 10.
sit1n,9s s9s
% sa@ ap q aS 10 Saiss p'f 10. ~
4. af fa4 .1 5oss
treble extra sS $40 so per Dbl for choice
ConNWe quote "a to per bushel for mixed and
ssssss 8 & { s IS Pc SS Ss
MA1ETSe trade is supplied at sss per ton for prime
'Hs ss 81. S s. per Dbl retail
ct clear
sides Of 9hc clear sides lo to osc and IL TO s' t''
GAEOTierces sell at to sso and kegs at o. to Ok
DRY SALT Shoulders are qsoted at q to &c
per BREAKFAST BAcos-wostern commanded h tollc Pc
: ID. =. OK e., o7c cho,c
n Goshen at sc to 37c and common Northern az - W
- per Id. - :. ..Da =. ~ to 1s1o and
i Y cream II to Isc per h.. .hs,.,i
10 POULTRY EGGs-Chlckens are seiIlhS III
ing at IS to per doz according to size Turkeys
y to S2O. Eggs 90 to 23c per doz IN w, HI,
Onions sell at s. so por Dbl Cabbages NJ ~
WHsKYsWe quote $50 to 81 90 per gallon for caoae
. Western rectided. Bourbon 81 so to 80. Aaeh wine
EoTrER-We quote IsA l9c ID (golG Tor prifn
s for good I7 for fair ordinary l2 70 70
skIr@e Quote Liverpool coarse at 81 40 to 81 az ~
u 81 ~ to per sack. Table salt IN PoeAeuS' "
TSpIX BAoGISG-we quote lasc per;yara IN bales az
Ice in rolls. kentucky hemp and fax lst 70 iUo a'
quality. Domestic jute baggng loo per yafa IN n"'.
Iron TIEs-Are steady and firm at sa 10 NC Por 4''
Money Market.
at Gold 1924 to 1923 American half dollars i99 TO
Mexican dollars par per ct prem. in GoiId. ~,
H. Sterling exchange I2l 10 1911 francs aasi tO 'is
Domestic exohan ge. to per cent prenllliIn
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GEORGIA TO = ATaEh DUNE. = Ao AAAo
men of Savannah, Ga, have extended the
following invitation to Father Burke.
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. 18th, 1872.
Reverend Father-The Irishmen, and the
descendants Of Irisbmen, in Savannah cail
mon YOU from the Sunny South. Your
name ia epgraven on their hearts; and yonr
fame and your influence is now recognized
"a world spread as that Of st. Patrick or
O'Connell. With the missionary daaiih-
cations, sanctity and the untiring persever-
ance of the one and disinterested ardor OF
the other, we'll may we. claim ior you a,, cue
attributes of those two Immortal names.
Although thousand miles separate us
your words have reached our hearts, ana
The burning eloquence Of your tongue has
stirred up feelings of patriotism and relig-
ion that languished for support. Your IN
euualled career of popular success has
brought your mission glorious fruits. 1t
has checked the ravages of Gin, the vice of
intemperance, and created union amongst
freshmen. It has excited patriotic feelings,
and,revived national hopes. It has strength
ened the character, and sustained the
status of Irishmen thoroughOut the length
and breadth of this immense continent. 1t
has penetrated the hearts of the most pro-
figate. 1t has extricated those who had
fallen into the slough Of indifference, and
animated the lifeless, and strengthened the
feeble and wavering in the good resolutions
they had formed for the future. With this
record before you, with these gladdenipg
results of an inspired mission, and the
certainty of adding to your laurels, you
cannot refuse the Invitation of the Irish
men Of Savannah, to deliver the GRAFTON
on st. Patrick's day. As the defender o
our country and our name, as the champion
of our faith and our honor, we ask you to
gladden. our hearts on that day-or any
other. should pre-engagement proven
you-when we will engage to give You {
, royal Irish ceade mile .failthe. Continue
reverend Father, your noble, patriotic, and
charitable course. The eloquence Of tn
immortal Grattan, the glowing genius o
She'll, the patriotic enthusiasm of O'Con
+ nell, the dignity OF the Industrious Doyie
the undaunted vigor of the Lion of tn
Fold of Judah, are yours, use them for tn
8 sake of truth, the spread of temperance
. the glory of religion and the regeneration
u poor old Ireland.
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10000 900 bushels of coal are coming down s
tho Ohio Nut that is why people should ree|e
- toAtbis to como and lower prices, as Michael
Eran sells nav at as low rates anybody will be aoe
~ for three mAuths to come His yard. rchOuPtoulas
street near bine is well supplied with wood OF All
kinds Orders may be left at the Hioernia insurance
Company, 81 CamIsstreet Read advertisement
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Ask the recovered Dyspeptics, Bilious suffer
ers victims of and Ague the mercural diseased
patient how they recovered health cheerful spirits and
good appetite-they will tell you by taking Simmons
Liver Regulator.
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The emigration statistics which are usn"
ally tsbulated at this time on tnS yesa .nstior
perfect, because the eystem OF oosos saS.on
Of the comings OF tno suanselsTrSi ny MeS;tadI
eral throughout the county, Isane oIIsSu
States Gover9ment haa 20 omesIs W aya
are delegated tbe speciaf TASK Oh noLuS ;no
influx OF q stranger Populatsons ~ .ha,,
quiries whence they come ana Wnl.lT. 'n0s
go. The city OF New fork 10 s.S ouT oae
which furnishes statlstiose uPon ' ..at yort
The vast innux OF emigrantSs: ~ tI,a1 p ware
and the smpoMtons 10 Wnlvn snS " NJ
snbject, compelled gne AeglsiASS e. tbe
York TO pass laws wnlcn prov.ue eo , ~.
appolntment Oh spec.a. n;voI and to
Gne em,grants upgn 80: :.aestirot;on The
direct them to"atu Sne,. ;nSm;ra what
COMMISSIONER ne:ea jaft and
coun tries tnese emls. Tha stotementa
Wn:tner lucy .aie so. .,Se;,a t,.av 10 NOT for
Wn,cn lucy .sceH s.a.;st;cs ~ the conn
alsn tno o III s1sau - ~, ;.Sar tn the true
try,: ay NO :aAe ;a...;n, %shron0hnnt the
Iulu.'ior WV, - sr.,,, tl,asa fISuren. that
Union. :- We lea.n n.s"t the mort Of
M sIe aI iva =, - s;sa Ina lat. 1879. and
NOV 1 Cn.;. ~.on0 .aa,e ooI nO0,
w ~ aSahia, that two or thrae thous-
- - rsou U;I - .J5ad hafnra Ia73 bepins,
1re Luz U -; thase tahle. MA find that
| CCPoI oAo.. .S.,t~s tha s,reatar nnmher
" .iS.y ...on~ars The 5ominions of the
.. .uSso c xU;,,fsn. ,.,.t -. ovar n 8 600 man
Emp "a nh;Idren whici Is more thar
mom ra.a; Su from, EnoianS- ireland. Scot
i 49, 80 e. Isio rf Man. From
la .Ia H Tu,on a"' cnnntries the Scandina-
o:no' Soa0p "at,;Ints ti,a ,srcast nropor.
.;"n Sweden and Norway sent over IL ,OOl
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,T;, TIM. we begin the New Year. v

IT'S thus we begin the New Year. We make
GOOD resolutions but how many, alas! do we Keep
There is ono thing should resolve upon and that 1'
IN ace Brssslman & Adams goods, and md out 'neir
prices before purchasing elsewhere Inns WIN 10 ~,
in necuniary point of view, for they do sell
~csent goods at very low prices and they have com
enAea the New Year by sbil further reducing prices
=, tbolr notice elsewhere will show. Read it,
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Light, safety and comfort are insured by the
nae of the Union safstyLamp" which can be bought
at either of septoline Oil Company o.
Camp or Is DauphI This lamp is 60 arranged
than an explosion tssimpy impossible. The sep'oLhs
Cn.1on has also large variety of other lamps and
Lawn trimmings 1t has also established chandelier
mandatory, which enables it to sell fine and sa''
+iclo Mt less than three. fourths previous costs
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Mr.. Edwin DeLeon, Editor OF the Sar- 7
annah Republican, now on tour at the
North, writes to his paper as follows:
SHARP CONTRASTS. 4
The extremes touch-and as said few
days since, as the tendency of New York ID
sIto make the rich richer and the poor poor
er''-take this illustration of the truth from
the World to-day. We quote only the
opening paragraphs Of a very sad ana
"Curious Misery Among the poor-Frees-
ing and starring in the Fourth and s,rtn
Wards.-While Madison avenue was din
ing and Fifth avenue was winning on C9rlst
mas Day, while the New York OF west
Twenty third street was locking as Inc
poor of New York were doing what
they had been doing all the rest OF the
year.. e., suffering"
Tho writer goes on to give long cata-
logue of the sights he sew in these by-
! streets, which proves that the labors of the
. missionary and the contributions Of the
, charitable may find "the heather at their
doors'-as John Randolph once pithily
put it to his pious neighbors.
i ANOTHER HOLOCAUST OF WHITE SLAVES.
r In the fire on the night of the Oath, siz
J. more white servant girls were burnt awe
Q in the attic of one of the frame houses. Al
n they were not black women, and the place
HI
u was caused by the unfortunate accident.
Is Looking at the daily recital in the news
s, papers here of the sufferiugs and calamitic
re inflicted on the white slaves here, ever
le humane heart involuntarily echoes hooo'
N exclamation
as 'Oh God that bread should be so dear,
t. And flesh and blood SO cheap!"
a 1t is very cheap, here, Judging by tn
st way they deal with it. Twenty wome
es roasted alive at the Fifth Avenue nre, an
- four more yesterday on Fourteenth street
to but they are only acorking 'romen !
Is Rattle their bones
ii Over the stones,
NO They are only poor whom nobody OWNS
to Such seems the sentiment of our gre!
nd centre of American "civilization ~
.to Despots deal more kindly with their SUI
C. iects-for they appreciate their value, al
mir a benevolent despot protects the lives
,ct his people better than any rulers WI
m. preach but do not practice the 'equali
ost Of manufacturing woman.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-12

woop, COAL, SAND, ETc-Our young tfleno
John Clarke keeps his business going briskly all the
tive Tc has made such a reputation for himself that
great many persons think there is no other place IN
town where wood and coal can be got 30 cheap ana
though we will undertake to say whether they are
OF not We will say that one who gives MIN
trinl will be satisfied. See his advertisement.-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-12
ADVERTISING RATES OF THE STAR"

Transient Advertisements 81 so square each IN
sertion. ,.. ,,,z-o5 ~, the above
rates. z-tI1., s.5;,cornt
Death and Marriage Notices, 81 eaoh lneeftlon.
Wants and Personal Information AaveftlseHiei'e'
10 cents per line each insertion:
Entices 3h cant9 n HnH