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have been oempellsd to write go ne hare done
about this work. T. j. e work Which We BE-
ito author. w yieiS TO 10 one IN sdsniTssisn
M. Ftouds Mas brought @ ths ssady 81 hist0.
~. II would be more impsrtinenoe to spsak Ct
and graceful 'eloqueaee; Of thst oonsan,mate
artistic skill with which he has portsAysd 90
many subtle characters, and has invested 90
all the coler ofTomance. fWecpnass bas fsssrd
IL a areal national GsasEity chat Sifts 90 taRs
and so transcendent zsh0ald he salied wisb an
for moral parsdo1, ana shosi1 +. dad Cured By
so much Partially, intolerance and intenpeE-
snce: In the preaeps Iossdbtion OF pablo
some hope that ancient animosities may slowly
subside, under tho influence Of the great legis.
lative measures Of the last few years, the most
ordinary patriotism should counsel great eau
of
such spirit has been shown by Nr. Froude.
Witha rscklessneas of consequences that csn-
not be too deeply deplored, with studied Of.
tended to irritate and Insult, he has tirown o.
new brand. of discord into the smonldetang
embers of Irish disc ontent. His work will be
desire to maintain disloy alty In Ireland aad by
all who envy the position ct Hngieud In the
world What can bo moro nniachicvous than
that every rebel Newspaper should have the
right to circulate among the Irish people whole
pages from one of the most popular Of Engiish
WRITER'S In favor of the extirpation of their no
lieion alfa the destruction of ali their libes-
tiesf What can be moro dsplorable than that
every foreign critic who deelaims upon the
selfish ness of England should be able to assert.
on the authority of one of the foremost nanaea
in contemporary literatu that the English
Government in Ireland can only be rightly
maintained and justified by the liquidation OF
all those principles of civil asd religious lib
erty W hich it 10 the glory of England to have
first introduced into her constitution and which
for many generations it has been her great
mission to sustain and to propsgate throughout
the world -r. t-.--' .....
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MISSION IN ST.,VNcENT DE PAULs CHURCH,
THIRD DIsrRrcT.-All Catholics residing below
Canal street will be pleased to hear that the
Dominican Fathers, who have done SO much
good in the upper Districts, will open a mis-
sion this, Sunday, evening, at o'clock, in st.
Vincent do Panps Church. The order of eI-
arcises will be as fOllOwsf at 5 A. H., first part
Of the Rosary, Mass and short instruction;
at A. NJ, second part of the Rosary, Mass and
Sermon at II p. n, third part of the Rosary
Sermon and Benediction. Sermon in French
at IL O'Clock every day. 49,
Next Sunday, 10th inst, the closing day OF
the Mission, at P. NJ, Father Rooney will
lecture on very interesting subject-The
| Spirits World. Tho procssdseR ~ tho lecture
wilLbe devoted towards dsfraylng the expenses
of the Mission. Admiration hfty cents.
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A View Of the South.

We yield large portion of our space to-
day, ssays the Mobile Register of thes2nd
our readers will find deep food for thought
on more subjecss than one. The note ac-
explains it's origin and shows
that it was not Intended for publication
either here or in Europe; and an intelli-
gent foreigner certainly is the tittest power
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. The name Of General Jabal A. Early
having been mentioned in connection with
the Governorship Of Virginia, he has writ
ten to theLynchburg NetOs that he would
not consent to take the oaths required to
be taken, to hold any Office within the gift
Of the people, Of the Legislature, or of the
Executive, il the emoluments were ton-fsld
what they are at present.
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Morning starand Catholic Messenger


Morninu Starand Catholic Messenger
PunLIsHED WEEKLY DY :. abs :
fhe Neso Orleans Catholic Publication Company AZ
Ne. l24 Oarondelet street. between PoydT@s axld
Lafayette Streets.
The Directors Of the Company ares
Most Rev. Archbishop N. J. PERcHK,
ff Presiient. T
'0-' vice Presidents.
Very Rev. G. RAYMOND,
Very Rev. c. MOUNTAIN.
Rev. T. ]. KENNY,
Rev. T. J. SMITH, c. n.
Rev. b. G1EsEN, G. IS. R.
JOHN T: GIBBONS. IL
JOHN McCAFFREY. =
HENRY GRoEBEL,
d. II. BUCKLEY.
All oommunicatisnsare to be addressed to the
EDITORS fThe Morning Star and Messenger
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EDITORS fThs Morning Star and Messenger,
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lIornInuStar andc Catholic Messense.

II
hsses-s3S ss7s-F o..
THE MonsrssSa i III Ta1AK q, .has, been started
with the approval af tho occlesiastica
authority Of the Diocese, 70 supply IN
admitted, want IN New prieans, and, j.
mainly devoted To, the intsfssts al the
Catholic Church. II will not interfaes In
politics except wherein they, interfsss
with Catholic rights, but will expose
iniquity in high places, without regard -
persons or parties. Next to the spiritua
rights Of all men, It win especially cham
pion the temporai rights Of the poor.
aras-< IA j9ss - .S''ss5rs .T-.s.s .sI
,f... sas--. 81 isa- ..3sgstr 80 -
Anproes' ~ sas afor Rss.Arsassskey
We approve Of the Aforesaid under
taking, and commend it to the Catholics
Of our Diocese. f-. -.. -ss.s
~. n. ARoHBrsuop OF NEW ORLnANs.
Dsesnsssr u, 1897. .. ..s.t ..9
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1JOsie Mansfield is in Paris, rocking i'm

SJosie Mansfield Is in Paris, rocking i'm
splendor. -
SMarriages by moonlight are the rage among
the Madison, Ga, colored people.
R-At the banquet given at the Montgomery
Mhlte sulphur Springs, Virginia, on the 19th
INST, yubal Early appeared In his uniform OF
confederate gray.
SThe headlines regularly employed by the
Lexington Mo- Caucasian include SSouthern
Pashawlics,n estate Hash" "Local Mush.
and "News Burgout"
~Public whipping as q punishment for
crime will be wiped out in Kentucky in a feW
months, when the revised statutes 20 into
operation.
So A fscetious young lady wickedly remarks
that the reason that the peculiar eq uipages seen
AT watering places are called dog carts Is that
puppies always ride in them.
SWhena man "squatsr on another ran,s
claim IN Nevada, he il drst told 70 ssriseD 1.-The
won't rise be is shot az, and IL this fails a crowd
OF men haul him mp 20 4 limb and leave him 20
enjoy the morning ar
81 Philadelphia street car conductors pausf
be Jolly green, for numbers of them have been
sHlrdled bya boy who hands them a note signed
with the name of the president of the road re-
Questing loan Of two dollars
Es-A boy at the Soldiers Orphans Home, at
Normal, H., saw some men carving a section
OF sidewalk. He slipped underneath and walked
along until the men suddenly dropped It, when
he was smashed
ga school superintendent of Douglas coan-
y, COL, wanted a teacher 70 make his pupils
letters" The teachef refused, and the sapere
intendent sent him notice that on account OF
the little progress made by the ssschollars % the
school would have 10 be closed.
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BIZ B. Il. WA kssI K.i... Broker and Auc.ioDeer
No. 1873 18th street, between q and Il sts

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO THREE-sToRY
FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos. zoos AND $40
STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
IL BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated January
Saab. ~ ISIS, and duly recorded in liber No
LOO, folie 1913, one @, A land records for Wash
ington county in the District of Columbia, ana oy
direction q The party secured thereby, viii SELF
IN front q the premises, at public auction, on
WEDSESs si September 10, ISIS, a. 5sS o'clock
nate IN the city OF Washington, District Of Oolur-
bia, known and descr bed upon the ground plat or
Plan OF said city as the east half Of lot numbered
sixteen, (l6,) in square numbered one hundred and
ninety eight, (l9S,l fronting twenty-six and one
half 61s) feet on street north, and running back
with the same width ninety (gl) feet eleven and
two 10 three story frame dwellings.
Terms; One-third Of the purchase money in cast,
and the balance at six and twelve months which
the purchaser or purchasers will be required to give
his or their promisory notes, bearing interest az the
rate OF ten (lO) per cent per annum fro the day OF
sale, and secured by deed Of trust on the premise
deposit Of one hundred and fty dollars will be re-
luired day Of sale. All conveyancng At tile puT-
chAsers cost II the terms II sale are not complied
with in ten days, the trustees reserve the right u re-
sell the property at the risk and cost Of the default
tor fiye days in the Evening Star.
WI. sT1CkNEY,( r-r,,oo,
GEO. II. pLANT,f ArUsteea
AukEs-dHdA j. T. COLDWEIL.
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WHAT SIR SABA colored man living ON
Macomb street having long admired a coIored
widow living In the next block above, but be-
ing afraid 20 come out boldly and reveal his pas
ions, went 10 white man Of his acquaintance
the other day and asked him 20 write the lady A
letter asking her hand in marriage. The friend
wrote, telling the woman in few brief lines
that the size OF her feet was the talk OF the
helghborhood, ana asking her n she couldn't
pare them down little. The name OF the COL
ored man was signed, and he was 70 cali on her
sunday night Tor an answer. Yesterday the
writer or the letter uiGt the negro limplng aloDy
I T, street ana asked him what the widow said.
The man showed "A blOOdshOr eve A scrst.beI
nose, a lame leg, ana a spot on the scalp where
a handful Of wool Rad been Violently isrked
OUT. and he answered in solemn tones: ssShs
amt say uothlE' an ! didn't stay 10 MORN a
!"-Dstrcit Free Press.
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A RIDICULOUS MESA Keokuk fIaD Iady
while engaged In the pursuit OF her dOmesf Z,
duties encountered q mouse in the nOur harrel
Now, most ladies under similar CIRCUMSTANCE.
would have uttered a few feminine shrieks ana
then sought safety in the garrett. But this one
possesses more than the ordinary degree CT fe-
male courage. She summoned the hired man
and told him 10 get the shot gun, call the buIl-
dog and station himself at a convenient dig
lance. Then she climbed halfway up stairs
and commenced TO punch the -four barrel vieo-
rously with pole. Presently the mouse made
It's appearance and started across the door. The
bulldog at once went In pursuit. The man
fired aud the dog dropped dead. The lady
tainted and fell down the stairs, and the hired
man, thinking that she was killed. and fearing
that he would be arrested for murder, lid ont.
CAPPED. -
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LIVE MANMoTHs.-At the meeting Of the
American association for the advancement OF
science, at Portland, Me, Professor Feucht-
wanger said: The discovery Of the mammoths
IN Siberia IN the deep gOrges of the mountains
near the Lena Niner, which was lately publish
cd as having been made by a scientific Russian
convict, who saw Eve livi"~ --ims'-
zee, N and eighteen feet in length, Win
projecting tusks four feet long, excites soma
olscosslon IN Europe. think Il worthy OF in
curry whether the mammoth of the ierttarx
5eilOu, discovered during the century n Sibe-
IA, hear the same river, can have any relation
10 the conyicts discovery. Thousands of these
animals have been found buried in the ice WITH
their well-preserved skins, and thousands %
tusks are brought TO England 20 this day for the
use OF the turner. These are of nearly the
ZANE uline nsiOns OF those seen by the Russian.
The convict has received an unconditional nar-
don on the Recommendation Of scientific men
who have Investigated his statements and be-
heve them to be true.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucsioneers,
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and d SITS.
oE 5ssER a. sAHH 81 REAL ESTATE ~ The
R RSSSRR3 s SisSSE SsssoaSss5oo$sS d sSIH IS
WAsHfNGToN oITY.
, BY virtne Of an order and decree Of the Supreme
cause Of Georse v. LinSiis ct al, VS.: William b.
O. Murdoch ct al, No a764, the uudersisned, as re-
Rooms Of .reen williams. northwest corner S q
Tenta and ssreets in The city 81 wasnington, D
70 dss @ ssEss& f.t q p.
81 l. a.r ~; i ao
ten, in the District q 6oinnSia, called FrendshiS.
Each o. the above lots contains from six TO nine
This land is situated on two 70 ads leading into the
Ridge road. and by these roads TO Geergsiown and
Washington. The new road about to be made by
the Board Of Public Works will bring this property
The land is Of good quality, and part OF it wood
land, all well watered. The land is suitable for
agricultural purposes, and is In very healthy To-
This property lies Immediately north of the couu.
south Of the country residences Of Henry and Levi
Terms Of sale: One sixth cash; aud the balance in
rate Of ten per centum per annum from day Of sale
with security t. the satisfaction Of the receivers
Be s N
time than as Aforesaid, at same rate Of interest
time Of sale Ali sneps at cost Of
Plat Of the property will be on exhibition at the
''"'o u WIN. r. MATTINGLY,
PaILIP A. 1kRNEILtE, Receivers.
VIM j. MI GkEEN WILLIAMS.
aur1O-dkds Ron Auctjonaers
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DROPosALs FOB FUEL.

Clerks QFes, House Of Represeatatirss w. Sd
WASHINGTON, d. o., August Is, 1873
seaed Proposals will be received this office until
~ O'Clock m. Of the BOTH DAY OF AUGUsT, 1873 for
furnishing for the House Of 800 tons
pest White Ash No. or broken Coal, to be thor
Bakers Pine Wood; sixty cords Hickory 4 seasonod
SIXTY cords seasoned Oak The oak and hickory to
be sawed in three pieces. All to be delivered into
the vaults OF the Capto under the direction OF the
chief engineer Of the House Of Representative,
within two weeks after the date Of contract No
bids will be considered frsm parties personally un
known as regular dealers, and security will be re-
CURED for the faithful performance Of the Contract
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for RueI,"
and directed to EDWARD MCPHERSON,
augD-2awtd Clerk H Reps u g.
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RAILROADS.
DFNNSYLVANIA AK LINE
~ fffhitzR sEk HgshhK -

n
DErEls'SS 4. = ~ ~ y -, y - - Am Lh-,E
~ ID ~ nTrr 49, bur. fSI
AAALAD 4 ~ e. - vrSSbu 80 e. <,4-s,-zzrrS
NEW tOhhf ,---.s.-
an All ror~-s IL TuE ByS .,,yn, ~
H-'N ~ STATEs ~" AHShANb
.,rOuru manu- ~ rx u,r,xc,o.. .
IdhNNNh DE- E - y, N = SniNuIVn AND
rrrruOrrr SM ,UnA, -.
AAhO- u aNOE W OAbS.
Inc ~ nsnt cn IN. me Is new and OF the most
IhInN raHLVh Oa NJ ~ DA1 IhAlnSS,,,
fOLLhhN fhLIh1,h sbEEIlSd CAhS YIN
- 90. NUN IhAlNS
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WM. sTfCKNEY,l r-r,...,
.ue2s-dSds ], T. COLDWfI,I,. ABct
HY DuNUANsON, BOWLING & CO, Aucts
A. corner 9Th and d streets northge
VALUABLE p ssgRgRB .AcrT PROPERTY AT


PUBLIC AUCTION.
=, VIII be offered at paShc auction, on TUESDAY,
~oth DAY Of August next, on the premises AZ
O'Clock .. m, that valuable Property containing IS
sores on Book creek, adjoining Kalorama on the
west, Georgetown on the north, and overlooking OAK
Hill Cemetery, Washington city and the Potomac
river II can Be laid OF advsntsgeously in building
lots, OF Tor q cemetery or national park, and pos
sesses some Of the finest views in the District The
passage OF the street renders il accessible and
brings 1t IN close contiguity to street circle, at
present the most improving part of Washington
This property has on IL large mansion CONTAINING
eighteen rooms, with all modern improvements and
oonyenienoes; grounds well laid out, with choice
fruits, flowers, evergreens, &C., and having smoke
house, ice-house, carriage-house, stabIfng &C d,
makes it in every respect a hrst,clsss residencs
There is a large merchant mill In good order. with
the best and most improved machinery, and a ca
pscity OF 1t0 barrels -four day, with the whole
water power Of Rock Greek. There is also a valu.
be- worked to advantage. This entire properly is
well worthy the attention OF spectators.
Terms: One-thtrd cash; balance I and years,
per cent. interest payable semi-annually.
For further information inquire Of EVAN LYONS,
90 Water street, Georgetown.
J29-4w' DUNCANS0N, BOWLING co., Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, 4th September, ct same hour and
sn2s-tsr DUNCANsON, BOWLING A CO. .Auots
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PROPOSALS.

pROPOsALs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
Ohee Post and Depot Connlissayy Of Subsistsnee,l
WASHINGTON, d. O., August Is, 1873. (
SEALED Proposals, in duplicate, will be received at
TINS ONCE until l . m: on the last MONDAYS Of
september, October, November, and Decemher
1873, for the following Stores: No j Flour, Corn
Meal, Soap, Beans, Salt, Hominy, Bacon, Break
Amount required each month, quality, and condi.
tons, made known by
aug22t @. BELL, q. g., u. g. A.
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pROPesALs FOR FUEL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, D. O.}
Sealed Proposals. will be received ct the Depart.
ment OF State until - m, the 1sr DAY OF SEP.
TENDER, 1878, TO furnish this Department with Fuel
Tor the year ending June 80 1874, to be delivered in
such quantities and at such places desired.
Information as to kinds and quantities can be oh.
tanned on application at this Department.
The right to reject any all bids or to accent any
bid or any portion Of any bid is reserved and each
bidder Is required TO deposit with the Treasurer Of
the United States the Of $500, as q guaranty OF
afaithful performance Of the contract awarded 10
him. EDWARD HAYWOOD
sugl5 dtSepl Disbursing CLERK and Super,nt
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R 1Nzuh,A,R6aas.rgsins IN LADIES, GENTS and
sSnAre. AL orders PROM pity and neatly sxsouts6
1n<encs On street, ese. u and IA, noll-H
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DROPOsALs FOB HEAD-srONEs FOB MA.
TIONAL MILITARY CEMETERIES.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

QuARTERMAsTER GEsERALs OFHIcR,S
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing Head stones
tor the National Military Cemeteries, as prescribed
10 an extract: '"'As
Provided, that the head stones required by an sot
entltled ian act to establish and protect National
Uesmeterles," approved February "a, 1867, and the
e ~ thsre0f approved June lg1 shall
= shall keep them In place when set, and the con-
rect for supplying the same shall be awarded BY the
secretary OF war, after sixty days advertisement
IN ten newspapers OF general circulation, to
sPonsiole person or persons whose samples and bids
o. DURABILITY, decency, AID cheapRess and the sum
ssid purpose out Of any money in the Treasury not
SSa 1 "a And the Secretary Of War
ize and model FOR such head Stones and the stand
Ards Of and color Of the stone to be used and
olds snaI be made and decided with reference there
Ne. " may be made for separate a1an
Der thi: "a shs provide furnishing and setting
81 tne said heed stones snd shall not In the aggre-
gate exceed the SUN hereby sDDropriatsd.
The total number TO be furnished is estimated At
,cs 90 Tor the known, ~ 69a; for the unknown,
speeinestions, describing in detail the standard
cation 70 oe Ssr. p sa mad on sHS
viii be placed on exhibition within few days.
The proposals should be in sealed envelopes,
NAKED "Proyossl. Tor Hesdstone. for Nstioni
ternaster General Oh the Army, in whose once they
nresy, September ., lsS, Commencing Il il O'Clock
By order Of the Secretary Of wsr. =, ~,,,.
os'rssrmasssr General. Brsvss Major asnssI ..
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EVENING STAR.
paubuO News

An Engishmau who = visiting IN Dana,urr
says he has but poor IDEA o. the freedom on =
country that has 20 set its weather froa the soy-
An elderly gentleman named Piukney. liv-
ing in Reeding Ridge. we believe, while going
70 the depot IN DsnbuTy, last evening stepped
on peach pit IN mont OF the post Office. and st
aoWn on the pavement with shocking violence.
several people ran 20 his aid. and one OF them
SsseI hifn " he had hurt his spine. "Heaven
S IN Nv hss ieesy gssPed the sufferer Look
While Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Pawling ware
riding through Wooster street Friday aftrraoon-
they were stopped by a stranger xifb = hosns.
under his arm, who came up 90 the WAGON, and
said he had called at their house, hut ala not
ind them 1T home, and took the liberty OF -
dressing them now Unexplained thathe rs
canvsssing for a neat little work entitled "Heips
for the Home Circle, being a collection q the
thoughts OF the best minds OF the age, q work
that was adapted 60 q larger circle OF readers
than any other eNtant and one which must ne
cessarily Improve the tone OF domestic life, add
- 20 vac se, tshneinent and intelligence OF society,
and MI the hearts Of all with a longing for the
pnrer things of-just then Mr. Pauline's horse
stepped ahead, and dragged one wheel of the
wagon right over the foot Of the speaker. With
howl OF agony the miserable man dropped 20
me ground, and then Immediately sprsng I'M
again, and taking the injured member IN in
Doll hsnds, and SUI bowling dismally, hopped
reasonable length OF time, but seeing that the
nan showed no intention OF resuming the topic.
he drove on.
Don't be AFRAID OF having a little fun IN the
family. a merry disposition Is a god-send 70
hone. There's The case OF man on Nelson
street, for instance. Saturday he went into the
kitchen ahead OF his wife, and seeing two hue
kleberry ples stcaming on she table he hastily
concealed them in the ice chest, which stood
open in the back hall. Then he went down
town chuckling 20 himself, and ten minutes
later the ice cart drove up AMI tie Ice man
hf0nght IN Inv FOUND cake, and started for
the Ice chest, f0lloWe d closely b. the fond wife
eNpauating upon the mus" lie put The c ~xe
upon the edge OF the chest, and gave u push
over, and when IL came down on those two
steaming pies. huckieberry geyser followed.
and the ice man with eyes and face fun of ths,
discharge, tumbled completely over the woman.
and disappeared out Of the door. The wife re-
covered herself as speedily a. possible, and
catching up broom went after the ice man,
but be escaped her; then she came back and
looked in the ice-chest. and down 1T the oil
cloth, and mp at the ceiling and around ON the
walls. The men at the store who were let into
the joke by the facetiOus Nelson street man are
anNiously wondering how IL turned out.