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Debility opens the door to disease Nor is this all
hen the door has been opened and the terrible in
truder has entered physical prostraton renders it,
progress to the citadel of life comparatively easy
Therefore bar the door, and if possible keep il
barred; or, the enemy has already secured foot
hold rally the strength Of the system and assist ma
ture to drive out the foe Of health and life. The
means Of doing this is within every ones reach,
Brace up the physique with Hostetters Stoma ch
Bitters when there are elements in the air
you breathe or the water you drink that
are morbid and unwholesome. This is bar
ring the door. Epidemics and endemics will
assail in vain the living fortress that is
thus protected 1t may "Iaugh Q siege to
scorn." But II this precautionary measure
has been neglected the seeds Of disease can be
eJected BY the same potent vegetable agent that
would, If taken earlier, have prevented their OBJ
tanning an entrance into the system. The stimula-
ing invisorating, regulating and purifying proprie-
ties OF this vital elixrIrender il most formidable
antagonist Of oil facilitating disorders The rapid
ty and certainty with which IL vanquishes fever and
ague, rheumatism, bilious collie, Indigestion and
nervous complaints is due in small degree to the
strength imparts to the muscular ibre the nerves
and the membranes which line the stomach and the
bowels. II may be safely said that course of the
itters commenced now will be o sure protection
against most OF the complaints incident to the
season MIL -eo3t&W
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In the New York money market yesterday
the ruling rate to the stock brokers for demand
loans was lea per day and interest, the excep-
tional rates being per cent. gold. The promi-
nent bond d. alers quote the market per cent:
currency. Approved mercantile paper is held
at 10 to IL per cent, with business dull.
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II SNOIICE-The TENTH DISTRICT RE-
6S RI BLICAN CLUB will meet at Germanis
hah, lih street between and c., THIS Thurs
gay EVENING, al - o'clock to elect oficers for
the ensuing year. w
n. IA. JENIFsR. President.
nFATTENTION, COMRADES!-A special
~ Meeting Of JOHN " REYNOLDS POST
ES- o. ~ X, will be held THIS Wednesday
ENkNlNG, AZ O'Clock, at G.. A. r.. Hall, TO make
Saie, CARL 4. CLAusEN.
IL VIM. III. KUHNs, Commander.
SSIXTH DISTRICT-There will be a meeting
Wy Of The Citizens Of the Sixth District, at vii,
itsin- hs.,, No IIO3 Pennsyly ania avenue, at 80
Tor the celebration the 10th Of April
A. ii. UNDERWOOD, President
y II. SMITH. Secretary. lis
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The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Times insists that Judge Richardson is in
the Treasury Department only until next July.
' As to what the President will do them" says
the writer, sit Is not worth while to speculate.
Even If he has purpose formed now, it is liable
to be changed ere then. Although the transfer
of Secretary Delano from the Interior to the
Treasury has been suggested, it is proper to
state that such suggestion proceeded from out
side resources entirely, and that he has at no
time intimated to the President any desire for
such change, or in any wise placed himself in
the position Of seeking the portfolio of the
Treasury Ii Is within the personal knowledge
OF your correspondent, however, that outside of
and independent of MIR. Delanos knowledge or
wishes, there was very decided sentiment per-
vading many Senators and members of the
House, as well as others, that either now or
hereafter such change would be very proper
as well as very popular one"
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e. A d.
The undersigned respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally that they
have entered into copartnership for the purpose of
conducting the Real Estate, Loan and Insurance
BUSINESS in the city Of Washington, under the
and style of MACRY & BROTHER. Promising
solicit share Of PUBLIC patronage.
JOURDAN w. MAURY,
formerly Of Wilmington, Del, -
CHARLES b. MAUkY,
=, formerly OF the firm Of Tayler & MsuryJ
No. mA25 street, over Middleton Co.'S Bank
Washington, ID. C..
We refer, by permission, to Riggs & Co, Bankers,
Met. Bank Moses Kelly, Cashier do; J. c. Nickel
den, Prest 81 Nat. Bank; Charles Bradley, Cashier
Nat. Bank Republic; John A. Ruff, Cashier Wash
ngt9n Savings Bank G. A. James, Cashier Bank
Washington; Middleton Co., Bankers; Lewis
johnson Co., DR.: J: c. Hall Joseph w Marin
Philip Selomons, NJ. w. Gait, Bro. & Co., Perry &
Bro, B. L. Jackson & Bro, Anthony Hyde, Esq,
Georgetown; alter 8. Cox, c. Hoof. Esq, Cashier
lst Nat. Bank, Alexandria, Va; w. H. Lambert
Cashier National Citizens Bank, do; Burke &
Herbert, Bankers, Alexandria. Va; Colonel John
9, Barbour, Prest Orange, Alexandria Manassas
r. r., Alexandria, Va. marH -3tks I'm
WOOD ENGRAVING, SHOW CARDS, VIEWS.
w and STAMPS and SEALS of all kinds; also,
PRESSES, TYPE, &C., at No. 912 5th street
Many YEAR, experience. Also, the art Of Secret or
CIPHER Writing. mT-3t
A n EXPERIENCED TEACHER OF LATIN.
"A FRENCH and German will gladly instruct in any
one or all OF these languages a limited number
OF earnest, enthusiastic students. Address A c. B.,
Star office. ml7-6t-
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NJ WILLIAMS
FIRST SPRING OPENING,
MONDAY, MARCH 2arH. nlga

THIS Is TO CIV NOTICE, Th.. the sub.cr.eer
Csans., Sodns spesi cHo T.2 %
sss sss.ts Sa JeaN
ass are asrssS a. to exhibit the nth
the h dsy Of Msrch next ext they may % s.
law be excluded from Al benefit Of the said estate
n1 Ras RHfs n SS.s
THIS Is 70 GIVE NOTICE, Tina. the ,us.cri
n. S Sss 5ss 81 S% sas Cont q
g S4SiET I: %ISTSs' i.:; q %ss4Iss'ss
claims against the said deceased are hereby ~srned
Il s Or the the & d,
al. hss a 9TH sd q Law be esuds
FRSEgEs v. EATON
m,ewa. GEO. W. s s5TIGKiMaf;
DINNER AND TEA SETS.
A large ASSIGNMENT of pECORATEp~0
sFEIEsNcH CHINA DINNER and TEA
New and beautiful designs; H
mls-a' Odd Fellows Hall. 7th street.
CARRIAGES oARR,AeEsm cARRIAsEsn
sways and BHssies, Poney Phsetcns, all 49,
fanltll Oh every &C.
&c. ROB'T Ill. GRAHAM,
40 ala 9th Ut :, between and Z northwest.
Repairing promptly attended to. mlS-N-
GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS WHICH
" HAVE BEEN USED. .-....-
One octave Upright Pleyel, 500.
One 7-octaye Rosewood, Boardman 4 Gray,-
&E5.
One On octave Rosewood, McPhsil, SIo0. VVNV
One 81 octave Rosewood, Pond Co., Slco.
One Ga octave, Rosenkranz, SIS.
One 6si octave, Stein, $50.
For sale upon easy terms, to make room, at the
Warerooms Of
w. @. METZEROTT h CO.,
Sole Agents of S;einway's Pianos and Mason &
HaUlin s Cabinet Organs. NIL st
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~ TO LADIES.
Wy How sad Ii IL to see 9 young wife, n mother
q family who requires all her physical strength
to fulnl her household duties and all her moral ca
paetes 70 accept the responsibility which falls upon
her, to see her prostrated, losing every day her
strength, feeling badly without being able to say
Why, but yet suffering enough to be utterly mserH-
able This state Of weakness and debility Ii moro
fatal her than spell Of sickness for in that
case she viii receive the proper In the other
she will linser months after months, not thinking
worth while to see physician about IL, until nature
when . little precaution In proper time would have
spared her life. To prevent to Strengthen, 70 cure,
TIERS Of DR.. l., q. BERTRAM. They are safe and
infaiiibie remedy against malaria, dyspepsia,
and all complaints peculiar 70 women. These Bit
tern, which are sold BY all druggists, are, In
Of their virtue and aGreoohle taste. tha
medicine par sxcslLeses for ladies. j13-tr
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AND FLOWER %
SNS0 SEEDS, FRUIT TREES, &c. -

JOHN SAUL
Respectfully calls the attention of public to his
extensive assortment of GARDEN and FLOWER
SEEDS, which are this Of the finest quality
FLOWER SEEDS, embracing all the novelties
from England and the Continent.
The FRUIT TREES are vigorous and well grown,
consisting Of Pears STANDARD and dwarf, Plum
Cherry Apricot, Nectarine, &c.
Delaware, Concord and all the other celebrated
GRAPES, STRAWBERRIES, RASPBERRIES.
ELACkBERRIES, CURRANTS, GOOSEBER-
EIES, &c.
SHADE TREES, EvERGREENS, ROSES,
DAHLIAS, PHLQXES, yERBENAS, GERA,
NUNS, and other bedding plants, with everything
pertaining to the Nursery Business, all at moderate
prices. JOHN SAUL, 62l 18th street
mH-2 Opposite q. s. Patent Office
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~ A X d.
4 take this means OF expressing my heartfelt
thanks TO nv neighbOrs, the Fir Department, and
Police for their Kindness and energetic efrts dur
ing tn nre a. my residence Massachusetts ave-
hue.
feel deeply grateful, indeed. more from the
Tact oimy helng absent from the city AT the tins.
IL Gratefully, RICHARD n. HARVEY.
rs The LATE EXCITEMENT WITH regard
Wy 20 the WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS
BANK having subsidized, spectfnlly request the
return of depositOrs to their usual business re-
laticns with US, their interest will be con-
tinued without change.
NH I'm RIFE
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PERSONAL.

L ALL
A DOPTlON.-A little Girl wanted, of about ight
Years OF age, with light hair fair complex ion
ana small petite figure, of lively and amiabie dispo
ltion, and fond Of music. Would be wholly adopted
iree OF charge, as companion to another. Good edu
piiieations must contain carte photograph, with
fullest particulars to be returned not ed
and be addressed q TWO COUSINS, !" care Messrs
Geo. p. Rcweli Co., New York. mI-6ts
Rs. h. J. FRENCH, tks Cslebrated R<lsobI
w CIot-coyost and Test Medtsna, can be seen n
character BY photograph hand writing or ieck Of
nafr. in ms
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WILLlAM kNABE Co.
" BALTIMORE, MAINLAND,
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIAN0e.
These Instruments have been before the public fog
forty years, and upon their excellence Alone.
attained an unpurchssed prominence DG7y
tone, touch, workmanship and durability. They
have been awarded sixty 1--we gold and silver medals
~ different fairs over other competitors All Of ther
SQUARE PIANOS have their new and Improved
Oyerstrung Scale and Agrafe.
William McCamnon's PIANOS and PIANOS snd
ORGANS from various well known factories for sals
and rent, at REICHEkBACHS
decl0-u Piano Wsrerooms. 433 llth street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOSI AMI FUND.
I OsT-On March II, 1873, a w ALLEr. contain
the order Of y. =: Wells. The finder will be suita-
bly, rewarded on leaving the same at No. l3I2V
street northwest. Its
I OST-On Tuesday afternoop, 18th Instant on r
IL street, between 18th and 7th, or -
on 18th, between = and II bunch of @oeEGe4
KEYS. The finder will please leave . ~
paid. mig TT
q n REWARD-POCkEr BOOK lost on We'd
~ L " day morning, somewhere ON Penney lva nia
avenue, between 9TH and 10th streets, Containing
about SD and . three months commutatio ticket
between w ashingtOn and Bladensburg. The above
reward will be paid at the Star ONCE. It,
I 0ST-This morning in the Senate gallery pair
~ Of GOLD SPE6TACLES. A suit. 49,
able reward will be paid for their returnSC@
to this Once. mlS2ts
COX hEwARD--Lost, on the 18th instant, in the
Book and a Pocket Book. The above reward will he
given II returned to CHRISTIAN WIDMEYER,
No. 10 Center Market. mH-6tr
C1O REWARD-Lost in front of the City Hall
21 " on Monday, the 18th instant, a POCKET
BOOK containing one hundred dollars. Return to
Mks. FOLLY, No. 922 LIST street, between and
streets northwest. mH-3ts
I OsT-On the LIST Of March, on L street, between
IL 10th and ID streets northwest, RUBY RING,
with two pearls. liberal reward will be paid ii
returned to No. seq ID street northwest. nj
4 OsT-At the National Theater, January 9Th, an
IL ONYX EARRIEG.-The finder win be suitably
rewarded By leaving II at Star once. je-u
4 OsT-On the 18th, between q and sd ana 7th ana
II streets, . pair Of EYEGLASSES, @A@
gold frame. liberal reward will
paid II returned TO l7S O street northwest. d8
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~ CAPITAL RIAL ESTATE Ass0cfA.
Board Of Directors has authorized the sale on such
shares Of stock e are on hand, liking the premium
at 9e Per share, its real value The purchsse price
81 the option Of the purchaser, may be paid {oss'
or BIZ paying double dses until hqaidafed Tbe IA
ter condition affords excellent opDorfuniev q,
parties 10 purchase shares, who othefwss 1onid -
Inable, e the same time realizing benetp idensiesi
i'm ali the ockhoaers. This associafiou r. -.
Al successful operation for period Of two years.
Shares can be obtained q the Secretary
PHIL. b. wILCH, Secretary. jM-ttii
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ri o Q 5 E + o Z 5 A c Z.

The large FogRtsTORY HOUSE, with three
story extension, S1s Is street, nearly new, twenty
rooms; furnace, gas and water with large ward and
stable IN rear The whole property has been recently
put IN Complete repair, and Is very convenient for
lara e, genteel family, or 70. boarding house. Will
he seld low. Inquire at freedmanis Bank, opposite
Treasury, Pennsy ivania avenue. Re S-eotf
EOk sALE-The STOCK GOOD WILL and FIX
lTlkks Of the Millinery and Fancy Store, No
IOI Market epace, bet 9TH and 9Th streets, north
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MM.F. MATTiNGLY,
ml0-N Assignees Of Jas. G. NsySor.
PRIVATE sALE-The entire FURNITURE,
IA CARPETS, &c, Contained In a three a
story brick house, on 18Th street near New 49,
York avenue; the house is completely fur
nlshed. Also, one two horse PhRton, one-S
Top Buggy, one Pony PhetOn, new, on -
set Double aud one set Single Harness, very
petiOr Trottng Horse, thoroughbred and warranted
sound and gentle, and 60 inside Of three minutes
House for rent; has rooms, with bath room ana
water closets, and stable ior two hor-e- Apply 70
ms diff LATINEk CLEARLY, Aaot'r-
URICK CLAY FOE SALE.
DODGE q DARSErLLE.
Jb-u ls21 street.
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FMR. WARREN CHOATE, BOOKSELLERS
w AND STAIIONER will oman a Ri and

~ ANU oIAIIUNEk, VIII Open Book and
tationery Sore in the new building known as Yer
non Bow at the corner Of 10Th and Pennsylys
mia avenue, or about April 18th. COmmunica-
tiOns addressed 20 him through the post ONCE Box
651, or at his residence, No. all street north
vest, will meet with prompt attention. ml3-lw
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H~SCHENCKS PULMONIC CANDY embraces
ny in great degree all the principles Of Schenck's
Pulmonic Syrup, and while pleasant 70 the palate
the purest Of confectiOns It's medicinal pertes
render IL efeetual in coughs, colds, bronchial and
catarrhal affections, &C. IL 10 the most acceptable
remedy for children infants and be given with
impunty while for professional gentlemen, those
Tho suffer from loss Of voice, il is Indispensable.
These candies are put up In Is cent boxes convent
cut fer the PICKET and are for sale By all druggists
A3a , cs a,en- - a. sCHkNCk SON
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EXIT JoHN.-Like ali other humbuga, Cheap
JShn has had his day. and has ded natural o.th n
sold Large Quantities Of goods ut very low prIess but
they were very oO gOOds and few daya wear tod hie
victim and the public from many a rent and in the
mute appeal of ragged, ugly III fitting suit tie tale
OF inpositicn. Many have been entirely cured aad
tarSs but poorly Though few Of the osss 70
.non na9ns justly bo applied the aPhorism about
certain kind Of individual and his money being 80
parted stin PatrOnizO him We are pleased to note
tos healthy change in public senttmsnB fOr our ionds
te now In better humOr and more elegantly dressed
hayng invested at the reliable store Msssrs Poruon
hsWS 10 and Is Camp street. opposite the City HoSel
Hnese gentlemen de not pretend very ehoaD hDt
that they sell at moderate prices their well nnS
durable suitS We Sc well thousands of others arc
prepared to certify Their stock is completion All a.
PArtmentA Of mems and boyS clothing ana tbey NII,
inGiy show goods to all cOners expecting to ata
q sale unloss full satisfaction 10 given,
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REcErlM6 THE RasARY IN THE RIoGING.
-Incidenss without number have been re-
lated Of the wreck Of the Atlantic and Che
mhDner Of reseue. The following, told by
Q passenger, 10 most truly edifyiBe: Dur
ing the weary hours On enc rigging that
morning, when como thirty or forty men
tenscioas}y chung to the ehroudR, with their
lower limbs frozen aud seiR with the cold,
the Rosary Of the Blessed virgia was seei-
ted by an Irish emigrant passenger, AID
all who surrounded him-Catholies and
Professionals aliko-rosponded Servently aad
2eveutly. Some Of the Protestants-one
geneleman In particular, who was cabin
passenger, belosgingsI bslievo, 80 New
RDas, 1relaud--eaid Il was the Asst tiuao he
had ever heard the Rosary recited, and
stsnding there In the presence Of death.
with many stouser than he dying around
him, he thought the prayer Of that humble
0Mtgrant-who duplicated the Yirsin No.
thor for Protection--was tho most beauti-
fal he had ever listened to. Like many
others around him, he eheerfully responded
" Lord. have mercy on N, }" and Pray for
Gs,n with ~ much devotion as the Moet de-
vout Catholic. The incident made deep
impression upon him, which msy be Bono
fetal to him hereafter. The supplication
TO the Holy Mother Of God by theee almost
exhausted men was not UNDECIDED. The
heroic fishermen of Prospect came to their
rescue, and landed them safely upon the
Island.
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We call attention to the advertisement Of
tho Un'versity Of Virginia to DO found our hfti
Paga FOUNDED by Mr.. Ja1srson and oondacted By the
best TALENT OF the south IL boasts among it's Alumni
TIE nanss Of moro ennont and scholarly en than any
other Institution in this country. Il fooVs the ecse
TIC systen - do nost Of large educational nsti
tutoas and affords the special ssude every facility
for PorfeetinR himself In the branch branches TO
which he wishes to devote himself It 10 sitnatsd
the immediate vicinity Of Charlottosvio the CAesa
PsAko sad oho railroad and possesses all the claims TO
Feos0msndnsaso tAst1an b derived heu an equable
ssDRerstura mountain scoasFy. elevated POsitien and
pure air. Thoes Parosts who wish to give their sans
thorough edoOasioss and csnplstsly It th.u for
learned pFofssssns SAoud apply for Of the catA
loGusa-
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To SAVE Is TO GAEN.-Mr. P. F. Gogarty haa
already done much toward the Of those
S'asos Of Proourine gsod ntsrasaro bat not sssaod
- yet with what he has DONE AID aAxeus that no
ease b len to the people fer not feeding their ias
with proper Substantial fSod he now announces tia.
be has reduced his prices all the books on the alpha
N"oA1 List Of the Catholic PaSloatisa soeioty t.0eaey
r'T Ss"s below catalogue price The prices new
tessSsete that even tAo poorest can sappy him
ssar With useful intaeas.nR vOrLa bv csIiipr
Isl Camp street. MT Gegarty has also supply or the
ealobEstsd arnoa prepared By the usnks Of Larappe
al orders fOr which viii ts Ppoupay aIsA. See card
elsewhere. N~AN
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4" Who feela no an,

should therefore fear them and ~, 6,r.,ou H..
Be doseSS caSsioaE lest dsStruetoc $500 s"'"0S'
BSnoroe-eoa on him, and he fall Ss0pified
To day you feel NO rlsi therefore fear them and
vhils fortune smilsO mako ready for them bv pnIcS
@ng Sone Of LsrlSoes Indian Turnip peotorsi R.In,
Which ouEes SOughA and colds, and pFevonta consump
Ason, etc.
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HOMIE INDUsTRY.-we are pleased TO 90.
thHt atdast our printers to be enabled to use in
Manufactured at the South. Nessrs Collins and Jour
dan having esthblished inkworks at TanRIpahoa La
The ink 10 said TO be superior 70 and cheaper than Nor
harm ink. ofaOe les Grayisr street, New Orleans
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IMPORTANT LETTERING have just received
inPoEAntlstteE which We hasten 70 lay before ear
EsAdsrs- 1t will be fOand on the afsh psEs Of our
present. isoue That the intelligence ooavoyed In tie
note viii be made use of By all eur readers, We know
W e shown by the large crowds that wilInext week.
more Snan usual thzOng ths ssadid establiShuent Of
AsssrS BraSelman & Adams corner MaEarino and St
Andrew Stseets.
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ugornlng Star and Catholic Messenger.
HEw ORLEANS, SUNDAY. MAY IS. 1873
poMYsTTc CATHOLIC INTELLIGENcE.


~The archiepiscopal cross. to be presented to
the Bishop of Baltimore, by his clergy, has
been received from Paris.
Tho Easter collection in the diocese of Hart
ford, Conn, for tho seminary, Amounted to
$1,000, the single church of the immaculate
Conception, Waterbury, giving Sl,4s3. .
Father Jeremiah Moynihan preaohed at high
mass In tho church OF the Holy Innocents,
Now York, on tho nth inst.
JESUIT MrssIoNs.-Rev. Father Damen. 8.
j., and companions, concluded, on the 4th
inst, two most successfnl nisetonsan fhiiadei-
phia, one in the parish of St. Patrick, and the
ing results; 1890 communtsus, 81 converts,
200 adplts prepared for frst communion, and
800 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Journal
MIssroN BY THE PAssyoslsTs IN PrrIssuRo:
. mission st st. Patrick's Church., Pittsburg.
Pa, on the S0th of April u closed on May
4th. About three Thousand ccnsnunions at
ring the mission, and others were wisely left
in tho hands OF the clergy Of the parish for
moro mature instruction.--Itid
The welcoms notise 10 given, in the AGA No
'ss, that the water Of Lourdes may DO had by
Very Rev, A. esss siSxs D E; 3: c.
st. Je'sph ln. Co. o. n
A correspondent Of the Louisiana Sssar
Bovl writing from lower Terrebeae, says:'
The Rev. Mr. Dcnecce bas purchased lot
with . building on 1t, whicb had been bailt
fr . store at Bsllanger Canal, which he has
converted into neat chapel. He has par-
ohased q bell, which 10 already paid for. He
in slso having pews put in the chapel, which
when completed Wilt be neat. affssr,. reflect
ing much credit on Nr Deneoee and the good
citizens of the canal. This 10 the 7th ward.
We have large and very neat chapel in the
9Th ward. Mr.. Denecee hiss procured piece
of ground near Bayou Laoache, in this ward,
whore no will soon erect q chapel. This has
long been needed on that portion of our bay
the turbuleut watsrs in safsty. Through the
energy and labor Of our most reverend pastor,
people cannot complain that they are not On
Nghtened, and have every facility offered them
for religious desotioas.