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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-09
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, March Z.
MORNING SeAR OySIcE.
Saturday Morning, March g. 1879. I

saturday Morning, March G, 1873.
the To so %e
middng and soa aoto good middng noe Which
improvement of Ac Saturday Ao dead was Checked
Of the ap seaI 1s high
white eostGns enabled realize Tor such de-
ssssPas ssaS tn 9Ss ssss at
changed hands partly at prevoas rates 'a 5000
y at an improvements h. the closing rates shoRipe
nary ruesday. the movement was restricted by high
SSfs be s sas @ssd snp of
closing firm and from
the figures for ordnapy and peod or
strict sooS thS sao
Se in
% IN these descriptions is at previous rates
s was done At previous rates and partly
side a9ennsns 70 in be ss
@ sss
low middpr sfg to %, to S EHod ordinary ia
%idding 1 a6to lb The sales for the weef
.. sgeAs AND MoIAssEs-we quote sugar, viz. fair g..
to White do to ls 81 yoST Clarified
c primo o7c for strictly PRIME and re strictly
treble 81 Ga'Is 5b to
vs GoES n quote e. to $50 bushel mixed and
OATs-We quote so to Sic per bushel
BRAN-We quote 81 10 per 100 lbs
HAYThe trade 10 supplied at $40 per ton f,r n-ir.
and S3l 90 for choice Western. - wa " P1AAi0
PoRkIMess Is held at GIG so to SIG rs per Dbl retail
H1a at Wholesale at tl6 90 to SIC % per Dbl A
BACON Shoulders are quoted at ~ TO TO clear rib
ues % to 9tc clear sides sato &c. I2bc to l4c for
per lb. Wv ~ o<' ~ ~ 10 sio
per lb. 4 "o'ou "'os 10 ote.
,BREAKFAsr BAcoN-wcstern commands 81 to lo.o nor
ByTTEnWe quote choice Western at % to sso choice
per Id. ANVIL '"o1h AZ - 10 &C
CHEEsEChoice factory is quoted at ls to Is1c and N
" cream at lsi to 1870 per ID. 'a0' N Az
POULTRY AND EGosLChick en- are sell;n > on tbo,.5
at 70 20 80 per doz according size TURKEYS Sis
are selling - so to a 25 nor Dbl
to q 90 box ~ wa O'"O~soS ~ 20 W
CoFFEE-We quote 1919 to zoe per lb (gold for nriuo
iSS IVA LOT good lef to 10 for fair ordinary to
ALI-We Hn"1" Liverpool coarse at 81 40 to 81 so Ana
~ '" :! - .er sack Table salt in pockets lbs So
MasKTmWs quote sac to o. per gallon for choice
s7s t a reetaned Bourbon 81 SO to Is. High wines
India BAoGNG-We quote 12Sc Per yard in bsles and
IN r9Iis Kentucky hemp and fax ia to I5c a in
Ty Domeste jute bagging I4c per yard in rolls
AhoN AiES-Are steady and firm at "a to &c per ID
Money Market
Gold ll5 to ll5t. American half dollar. 10 IN III
StaUi aoHHrs par to 2 per OF prem. in gold.
nnx e1cnange 1879 TO l243j francs 1864 6I4
AO"eS'i0 exchange par to per cont premium.
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Whilst the Italians and their friends are
writing and saying SO much about their
generous offers of pecuniary assistance to
the Pope, Plus IN. it is rather surprising
that they have not studied little more
attentively, the life and times of Plus VII.
In the Quirinal is n room once inhabited
by that glorious, bnt unfortunate Pontiff,
aad in it he signed the following in terest-
ing document. 1t is dated June 10, 1909.
eve refuse with tho utmost firmness and
resolution, all pensions offered to US by
the Emperor of the French. We and all
the members of the sacred College of Car
diuals. We should cover ourselves with
shame, were we to do 80. both before the
Church and the world. For by 30 doing
We should openly consent to receive money
from one who has usurped our rights. We
place ourselves, in the hands of Divine
Providence, and recommend our cause to
the faithful. AS to ourselves, come
what may, we are content to be permitted
to end hOnorably our unhappy career.
"Given from our Apostolic Palace of the
Quirinal. Plus PIP. VII"
So wrote Plus VII, and 80 writes and
speaks Plus TX. What was spoken and
written in the Quirinal in 1909, is now re-
acted in the Vatican, in 1873. The Vicar
OF Christ is always the same.-Brooklyn
Catholic ReUie,o.
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Pastors of churches and others interest ed in
Organs will fnd card of interest to them on our rh
page It is from two of our most organsts
MeSsrs krocnoerGer & Weiss, and recommends in tho
highest termS the organs manufactured by tho Mssrs
"einrieh Of st. Louis. Ono of these organs is now
u.0u In the Holy Trinity Church. Third District One
OF the wenrCh brothers is in this city attending to
all knus OF bnSness relating to Organs Orders for him
can be left at Grunevalds
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CONE OUT OF THE JAWS OF DEAru-Throw
OFT that respondent spirit crush feeling of despair
be cheerful, happy and we'll Take Simmons Liver
hesuiator-itis no humbug its virtues be proved
by hundreds right here at home Examine the certf.
Gates 1t has cured the of Dropsy pyspen
sia ant prevents Chills, Fever etc.
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Economy is the order of the day Reform
and retrenohment the watchwords of the people
But people have to Dress however they may wish
to ecOnomiEo hence they anxiousy the place
where they get the hest goods the lowest prices
That place. according to the popular verdict is Messrs
braselmen Adams, corner st. Andrew and Maya
call, ~-N b''N '-SA' =
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HUSBANDS CALCINEp MAGNEs1A is free from
uHpeHsnn' taste and ia three the strength of tho
eoaiI'H oa."'n'd maEn9sia The Worlds Fair Medal
AMI Four F1ret Premium Medals have been awarded II
AZ being the best in the market.
For sale by the druggists and country stoteleepors
L" ny l. y mart Co. @eW orleans. milo San
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Farmers and Others interested in planting
will hud an important notice from Messrs. Marshal e.
Morgan of Holston, Va. in our advertising columns
The South is awakening TO the that Cotton is net
absolute King and this will shake his throne to
its foundations
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sertion '"' ~ ~ peF square each in
rates. --' "''N"'A on TIE above
Suss inserted at above rates, wiUhc %:Iiseount
0TSntn anu Marriage Notices. 81 each ilsertion
Uoents per line each Insertion 'aI
janitorial Notices. - coats lina
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The Indian Turnip Pectoral Balm manufoc-
oy b. haplace' and for sale Ivy all druggists is
the best remedy for coughs and colds. Trvit
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Sudden changes in the weather are produc-
tive of Throat Diseases, Coughs and Colds There is
no moro Cectua relief to be found than in the use of
" Browns bronchial Troches."
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r 1OGRAPHIA CATHOLICA AMERICANA.
- List of American Cotholic Books published up to
.ne year 1925. BY Few j. NJ. Finotti VOL syo, IS
MY CLERICAL FRIENDS, AND THEIR RRLA-
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me Vocation 5H of the Clergy sThe Clergy Home.
Thought. Vol, 12mo, 81 So
w beth. By Cecilia Mary CaddeIi New edition. i
vol. 12mo, 81 so. ~ ~
SERMONS ON ECCLESIASTICAL SUBJECTS
~ By Horny Edward Manning Archb;shon Of vest
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IN PRESS. -r o..
TIE PRoGREssIoNIsTs,A AND ANGELA. From
l. the German of Bolanden / vol s7o, q 50.
l. quest. and Other Tales. i vol. i2mo 81 IS
AT THE THRESHOLD OF THE CATHOLIC
IA Church. By Father BaGshaw. vol. iamo, 81 50.
- Tonquin. Translated from the French bv Lady
Herbert vol. l6mo, 81 90. -
THE EIGHTH SERIES OF SUNDAY SCHOOL
l. Library. vols in box. @ 90.
TIE 1s.J5 LEE ZEE OF HENRY BoR1E. Martyr Tram;
lsmo. IS cents. N~ WV
WTILE5TU4IH SEEsst AND ITS CONSEQUENCES By
PTESCEERRSsS JOURNEY. By the author of Marion
10 Several other important works are also in pre-.
partition of which notice will be given hereafter.
THE CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY,
LAWRENCE KEHoE, General Agent,
WARREN STREET, NEW YORK,
All the above Books be had of
c. D, ELDER, Bookseller,
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ENTEN THOUGHTS. Drawn from the ospel for
- each Day in Lent. By the Bishop of Northampton.
1 vol lsmo, Is cents.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-16

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GRAND LoDdE-REpoRrs
FINANCES, &c.
The Grand Lodge Knights OF Pythias. OF Del.
aware, held its Annual Session in X. of p. Hall
''Morrow Building, Wilmington, OH Wednesday
18th inst
The session was one Of manifest interest to
the order. and Of that character which makes II
pleasant for bret iren to meet together to take
counsel for the progression Of the good work In
which they are engaged. There was a represer-
tation from all the Lodges in the State, together
with the returns from each Lodge. showing thai
all (slxteen IN number) are Ia a good and HOuT-
lsnng condition. One new lodge was instituted
during the last term namely: Diamond Lodge.
No. lG, located at Kiamensi near Stanton. I'M
returns from the different Lodges show A steaJv
increase in members and of finances,
Members Initiated during the term, 1877.
Total Membership, 1881.
Number of brothers relieved, A.
Weekly benefits paid during the past
FIX months ..................?l $50 90
Amount paid during the preceding six
months OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,5l95I
Total for the year 81 3gg "a
Funeral benefits paid during last six months. SOM
Amount paid during the preceding six
months. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40
Tota during the year. ...................s72 O
Amount Of money on hand and invested by sinh
bihiiidto l4piboH, DtGeIuDef OlHt, lSI2 $40 7lO
81. The amount invested, as herein stated
does not include furniture in meeting rooms or
paraphernala, which tho Lodges have necessary
Tor the working OF the Order but the principal
investment is the one-half interest in the River
view Cemetery, adjacent to Wilmington, which.
IN conjunction with the l. o. o. f., was organ
ized as a company, and doubtless, at this session
OF the Legislature an Act Of Incorporation will
lie obtained. ''''
=, The Grand officers elected and installed into
Their respective offices for the ensuing yearare
v: Il. T. ). J. Wiley, of No. G G.. G d, b.
Riee, Of No IA V. q. O., O. q. stern, of No. =:
q. X. G, s, J.. p. Hayes, Of No. 2; q. D.. ID.
+. Our.ett, of No; G. c., A ]. Schrack of
A. j. Brown, Of No. 8. .
Representative to the Supreme Lodge for the
term OF two years, 5. j. Wiley, of No. 6.
trustees OF the Grand LODGE Jerry Maho-
SHALL Of No. /.
The next session (semi-annuaI will be held
at Smyrna, on the 10th Of July,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-16

ANNUAL REPORT OF DANIEL FARRA--srREETH
MARKED FOR oRADTNa-NEw SURVEYS, DO.
The annual report Of Daniel FarrA City Sur
veyor, was submitted to Council ON Thursday
evening last. While the various subjects OF
which 1t treats are ali important in themselvee,
and are valuable AS guide TO Council and the
CITY authorities, there is but little of general
interest contained In il, and we leave the greater
part unnoticod for this reason. This includes
the marking and fixing OF grades, the location
during the year, DO, some OF which have here
tofore claimed our attention.
OF the matters OF general interest we may
mention the streets which have been marked
for grading. These are 18th street from Mar
ket TO Tatnall Lowering Avenue, from Clayton
to DUPONT; Chestnut, from Jackson to Frank
lin; Claymont, from 18th 70 14th; Harrison,
between Shallcross and Lowering Avenues /; and,
TO Jackson Rodney, south of Delaware Avenue;
Adams, from 9th to 7th Van Buren,, from I'd to
Sd Van Buren,, from Front to Chestnut 14tn,
from Washington 10 Jefferson I'd, from Broome
to Searies Lowering Avenue, from Adams to
Jackson West, from 18th to 18th vandever
Avenue, from Head to Claymcni, and 18th
street, from Heald to ClAymont.
The following sewers and culverts were also
laid out aud marked Shipley Run sewer, be-
tween 4th and 9Th sewer ON Poplar street from
Front to Chistiana River culvert at Washington
street, 9Th Ward
Much time has been consumed In the surveys
Of new streets and the re-surveys OF old ones.
OF the new streets surveyed and permanently
marked, mention is made OF Buena Vista and
Hutton. in the 9th Ward Broome, Rodney,
Searles, and Clayton, from Front to 9Th, in the
Westerly part Of the city In the extreme South
West, DUPONT Scott, Lincoln, aud Union. as far
as the city line, or Beach street, and crossing
these, PARALLEL with Front street. Chestnut, Elm,
Linden, Maple, Sycamore and Beach, while 18th
street, from Jefferson and Delaware Avenue, to
Judge Glpin's land, has been surveyed, and the
bed decided to the city, and PennA.Aye has been
laid out. Some surveying has been done in
Hedgeville, but complete survey is needed to
prevent future trouble, no permanent marks
having been left by the original owners.
The Surveyor calls attention to the obstruc-
tons on the 1.-The Of 18th street between the p
W. Il b. R. Il and the Brandywine, and urges
that, inasmuch a. Council has purchased the
land on the westerly end of the street for open
ing the same, it would be inconsistent to suffer
the eastern end to remain closed. The street
is not erased from the map, and the city owns
prospective right TO the east end OF the street
for wharf purposes at the Brandywine.
The ground for the reservoir has been lev
elled.
The gross receipts from tho department were
l.lsl and the expenses, other than for salaries,
Sl7i 20.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-16

The DELAWARE TaIBuNE.-The following arc
extracts from letters received by the publishers.
From Shillsysburg, Huntingdon Co Pa. :. II
it were not intruding on your time, would like
to say something by way of conglatuation Ion
what the TRIBUNE has done for my native state
but will only add Thank God, Delaware il being
redeemed 'e
A gentleman in Kent County: INV brotber
writes me from Texas that he is regularly re.
ceiYing the DELAWARE TRIBUNE, which afIords
him great deal Of pleasure"
From Cambridge, Md II read the TRIRuNy
with great deal Of interest"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-16

ST. PAUL's CoScERT.--The concert by the Sab.
bath schools Of st. Paul's NJ. Z. Church take.
place, in the ehurcl this evening. A great do
gree OF proficiency las been attainei by the chil.
dren in singing the parts assigned them and a
good entertainment may be expected. Prof
sweeney OF the Pennsylvania Military Academy
will sing several solos. The fame Of his must
cal powers alone will draw ont great many per.
sons. Owing to death in the family OF Mr.
Joseph Pyle it has been Thought be t to defer
that part Of the enteTt anment which was in.
tended for the infant school. 1t will however
take place at an early day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-16

The worldngmen's cooperative Building and
Loan Association will hold a meeting at 404
n grket street, on Tuesday evening next, to re-
csive the regular monthly enstallment, due at
that time.
City Council meets this evening.
The DELAWARE Tribune, issued to-day is a
sp' endid local number.
The January number OF the Young Hero, Mas
ter @. b. Coles amateur paper, is received. 1t
is good number.
Samuel A. Maoallister, Esq, has boon appoin-
ted by the Governor Of mississippi, Commits
soner to take acknowledgements, nc, for that
State.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-16

Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, 3rd and King.
Keokuk Tribe, No. 8, l. o. Il. NJ, at Rod MensI
Hall, AIS Market street.
Wilmington Division, No. l, S. of T., at 9Th
and Market streets.
Wilmington Council, No. 1, o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall, s. Il. corner I'd and King streets
Hope Council No. 2, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at Hall
5ll Market street.
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 5O4
Market street.
Itokeby Lodge, No. IA, X. OF p. at Rising Sun.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. of r., at knights Of
Pythias Hall, I'll Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. !, A. F. A. M, at Ma
sonic Hall, 22i Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


gRAINs LRAvE wnlknHaToR.
For PAiaaflphia-1ss. Aas, e.b0 $40, 1888 q m.
lasU, 400, 400, $50, Lin, 1890 D. m. Sundays
G90, p. m.
nor ReS POrt-Lsb a. m. 1880 and b59 p M
For Baltimore--1abg, SOs and ld0a a. N. La and
all p IN.
For ne DsIaaare R. R-lab5. $40 and 1010 q m.
d76 D. m. No Sunday trains.
Ror geu casfts-l2.bo, 2AO, l0.1O a m, and Lilo,
6ab pm.
nor Coatasgille A. Maad 8 and P. Nj. The
nrst Two run through to READING.
nor W. e ". X. R=Market ST., DepoL) $50
1910 g. m, and 8 80 p. m
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
1910 asO, and los m. 12l5 1870, asO, 400,
800, So lois and lls0 p. M Sundays 1ol6, D.
m.
'-t TRAINS ARRIvE AT WILMINGTON,
From Del0ipare r. R-sOO from New CaA asJ
1918 m. $50, eco and 1890 pm (The two la ter
are freight with passenger car attached)
From W. a r. R-S1b ana II. 10, a N. and sis
p. m. The SIS a. m. only runs frnm Coateaville.
From iladephia--l2L49, I IS, s.5e a. m ia.0O,
Lib, AGO, $40, hOI, ais 500 lus0 Sunday 1919 a
n, and 1880 .. m
From ". e ". q. R--(darket ST., Depot 7.b6 a.
M, 2 10 and $40 p IN.
~ Zee time tables for further particulars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-16

~ RNrdl Beauties aud city BelleS-Country girls
are not whit behind their InelTOpun an sisters IL
the natural elements OF lOveiness, hut It mast be
conceded inst the city bellies best lderStaIIt The
beauty. The most perfect features - .a tc.
TRACTION unless the complexion is prop rlJ car.u
fer and II the pretty girls OF the rural districts wish
to compete with the fair stars" OF the fashionahL
world in refined attractions they pay due at
tentiOn 70 this important point They ought " knOg
for the fact is noGoriOus, that HAGAH's MIGNotIA
BALM imparta to the skin .licate, pearly aopear
ance, unprOduceaOe by any other preparation und-
the sun. No matter now the cutcle NAV hay. been
rOnRhened by exposure or discOlored oy the sun tn
Balm Will render it soft and pliable, and removes
every bemish.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-16

To TIE Coon TEMpLARs OF DELAWARE THE
attention Of the members OF the Order is hereby
directed to the call Of Hon. @. $. Layton for a
state Temperance Convention to be held in Do
yer Tuesday Dist, inst
Each Lodge will please send at least two Del
egate. Those having petitions to tue Legisla-
ture on the license question with full list OF
signatures will please bring or send them.
1t is to be hoped that all the Temperance or
ga Ii2ations in the State will be represented
A. ID. Davis q. W. O. T.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-16

ELECTION OF OFFiCEHs On Monday the Di-
rectors OF the Penn Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany Of Chester county held their animal G lection
of officers resulting in the following gentlrmer
being selected: WIN. Winds President Guthrie
vile William p. Townsend, West Chester. Vic,
President; Thomas W. Harlan, West Chester
Secretary and Treasurer Executive Committee
Isaac HAYES East Bradford. John D. Worth
West Chester, Lorenzo Beck, West Chester.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-16

ASorHER PREsENr.-The Superintendent Of
the Nd. Il Del. r. r., John l.. Caldwell, and
the employees. rat down to another supper
together. on Friday evening, this time at the
Morris House at Easton. The occasion was the
presentation TO Mr.. Caldwell Of magnificent
hunting case gold watch, which was presented
him al surprise gift
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-16
rK-BAReAINs , RGA US - is a matter of

tS-BARGAINS BsRGA ms lit is matter of
no little satisfaction to all gentlemen of god
that there is such an excellent tai Orng eB abis i
ment in Wilmington, as that located at as King
street. conducted by John II. Muhhausen, a geHtle-
man fu y np 70 the times and capable OF suiing the
most fastidlous tastes, whether grave guy. Mr.
M, has had 20 years experience and has a large
number OF customers among our hest dressCd PEG.
Pile At the present time he invites persons who
would ike some extraordinary bargains In winter
goods TO give him a call
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-16

to 8, II to 10, 6 10 to 20, 3; 40 tc 80, I; 80
to 40 2; 40 to go 90 to go, A. 60 to 20, 5; 10 to
80, 80 to 30 3,-TotAl, So.
Born in America, 81 England, Germany,1 i,
Ireland, D; Nativity not given, 2. Total CO.
Male, SO; female, 81. Total &c.
White, 81 colored, Q. Total &C.
Brought here for Burial, 2.
ELISHA HUXLEY, Registrar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-16

EH"F NW'VE nv ''1t'E7f "FH "1Ts
Carncross \ Dixey's Minstrels at Opera House
Grand Opear Huuse--EertNR
NOtice-WOrkiugmen' La d Association
Hardware-Ttuman a Shaw.
City ftems-Yarious parties.
Funeral notices.. "f.
Notice4New Loan Association
Organ for sale-fJ Graves
Notice-First National Bank
Room for rents A T NJ Clary
Oliics-desk for sale-W N kennard
Dissolution OF co-partnershp-J a J q Curlett
Hotel for rent-JOnn Mealley
Notice. RRCo
New ewing Ma ihine Onice-J Il Jones
Nolice-WC rkingmen's institute
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-16

TF-7he Almanac Publishers complain that tneil
business is destroyed by Ayers American Almanac.
Tue people prefer 1t TO any other, the Farmers
Western, Southern or the numerous local almanac.
when they can get Ayers. IL supplies the best US.
Economical data, weather and jokes OF them all,
and above all, medical ADVICE which is invauahlt
for every family. lt is supplied gratis by the drug
gists and should be preserved for constant lefrr.
ence and use. We are sure that no good house
keeper or grandmother goes willingly without one
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